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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

haovn ;hs; e e'.so by he Ciausersn iolds3
yesertsd eeS and iii. Do, mprobab. 6s wsrr'r.
had been issu which COL ,t.d 20 % resis,@rsd con
:hs general ses,r entitled Warrant. Drawn" ert.d
dunn, year had no: ben n'ed 70 hs chsnbran r
ernb.r asa The balance remaining the cr,di; Of War
Drawn a. that date ana Which purpor1d % r-pre-ea'
oil ,h. sued previously AID 10: presend for paJI
/. believed however hat ,h. account Altogether ineor
och vas formerly The prc,iee y eater al a
be Auditor from sooo1I: ker; By him ID TIE
margins o he sudI. bok, before sow1 she;1ef n.y
wud be 'rnd by the ConuoneT who 10; uufreqa'n;y With
hello bis Signature ib.r.to'
In addition hi. .um, considerable number Of warrants
ld in ous year. fr different purps and cha ed 70
several xpebdtus bu, csed for BAL
eIt-d UBcsued Wairans and the balance ;ne ~edi; o;
TN. account and apparently due thereon De- g. 1883 was
THE sIssISG FUNDS
The ospi,sl Of the Sinking Euud ior The Redemption 90 -
Tie sinking Fond tor n. Psyuen. OF ln,ere., %
,he City Deb, had sccungls'ed sarplus over aid
sboye ell ehsIses against he sane, pror 20 Dee 20
H. % o. The i ;b., me ,cv.uc. peised 70 u. SINKING
produce than sufficient 20 meet al 'he interest r{a9
connisf Of hs sHins Fabd. bad no poxer PEI
emily he Controller made application "a N, Lfs'anrea =,
is a. session Tor the passage Of authorizing the Comii.
opes 70 ai Ter said surplus the Sinking Pond fJ he Re-
pon The City Debt and Invest he same n ne manner
provided BY said Aforementioned flDd also 20
rar er and lowest, in like surplus which may here
after accrue during any yes from Tue revenues pcso 20 s1
snsins faid for payment Of n.res; and 3, r,.r,,cs
thereof the surplus existing in The fund for payrne; Of interest,"
f27s5 H. has been Transferred
a. Of Let Sinking Fund 70: the redemption
.d hu' Increasing The capital Of he latter at that ese
20 SIS 217 SIS 81.
The only charge. made against this fund prior TO the year
1870 following:
Uatey STOCK ssued under the act Of 1889 redeemabe
on or Let January, 1853" eoS'p
Sto,k issued under the act Of 1854, iedeenab.e
sfsr st Jsuusry, leff'.............,.. &V"~"
no ifss' "''''' 4O27s3
sS,97l,ess
DEBT OF TIE CORPORATIONS.
entire Indebtedness Of tie Corporation exclusive Of he
foatns debt (which usually denominated arrears accord
s the books II Ibis Department amounted 3 Dec-n
b.r 1885, 26S9zs0 which may be Classified follows,
viz:
/. The Permanent or Stock Dob, ndeemsbe from
the SINKING fiotsfso
TIE suct Debt from taxation .... l,22 COO
Opsnins centra Psrk. 10000
I. Th. Temporary Bond Deb, consisting Of The
following
Rereaue Bonds Of 1853, redeemstle from
the Taxes for 1883. = v >cSi1 o
Bonds, reedeensble from A.
s.ssments for various street and other . 49,.
Iooi,,00- 56f,fo0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

TIE total amount paid during said period 70o 2!
Ana the .um aproned 70 TIL Conty......... % sl3 u
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-20
FROM NEW YnRK.

NEW YORK, June IL.
The preliminary examination was commenced
yesterday In the case Of the SLAYER barque Orion,
recently brought 10 this port, and the testimony
Of Lieut.. Dallas and Campbell was taken. Liout
Dallas stated that Capt Hanna admitted to him
that he was employed TO take the Orion to the
Coast Of Africa, where he was 10 transfer the
charge Of the vessel which was thereafter 70 be
employed in the slave trade. The prisoners under
examination were Daniel Morgan first mate and
twelve Of the crew. The evidence as to the char.
acter OF the vessel was insufficient aud accused
discharged
Paul Morphy will proceed next week to Phia=
delphia on a visit TO the Atheneum Club, after
which he will start for New Orleans via Cincinnati,
st. Louis and other cities Mr.. MOrphy visit
ed the rooms OF the Brooklyn Chess Club night
or two since and played two games with Mr.. II. II.
Knott aud one with Mr. Marache, in each game
Mr. NJ. gave the odds Of Queens Knight and was
the victor
The ship Bolton of Bath, Me-, bound to ST.
Johns was wrecked on 10th Dec. near Machlas, Is
persons drawned, Including the Captain ana his
daughter.
In the race yesterday on the Fashion Course be.
tween Tar River and Bill Cheltham the former
won the $4,000 in two straight heats Of three miles
each-time lst heat 6m ~ l-2sec 2nd Gm II
| l-2sec.
The two Roman Catholic clergymen, Dayman
and Camps, who recently attacked the authoriW
of Bishop Hughes publishes q card in to-dayss
Herald revOking and retracing whatever they have
said on this subject that was either conflicting 10
the truth dissonant with the faith and discipline
Of the church offensive to the person and derog
/ atory to the sacred dignity Of the Arch Bishop
| they repenting of the same and humbly asking th'
prayers pardon and Indulgence Of the Arch Bishop
| in particular, and all those in general TO whom
| they may have given scandal or offence.
Captain Maona and Mr. West, Engineer, will
seven subordinates, and all the necessary mate
rails for repairs, &c, went out yesterday to Key
West to take the steamer Scottish Chief TO Nicara.
qua. She is intended for navigating the river San
Juan.
On the 10th inst, by the North Star, the joiner
Captain and Engineer Of the Lake steamer Cass
Yrassari went out to take.charge Of the Cass Yus
sari aud put her in order for service,
johnson has arranged with large STEAMSHIP
owner for the service between New York ant
San Juan, and also with a southern steamship
owner for the service between New Orleans ant
Key West
Some parcels Pike Peak gold assayed In New
York yieded-one Of shot aud scale from th,
mountain near Dedver city, worth l795 In coin
another from South Platte river worth 1881.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-20
welInnd onnnl ToIls Redncea


By despatch dated Oswego, juno 10Th, sent
to TIE Columbus and Cincinnati press, we learn
that the Canadian authorietes have made
material reduction in the tolls on merchandise,
grain &C., passing through the WellandCanal.
We learn by the Toronto Colonist the 10Th,
that the Order in Council took effect that day,
and that on the Welland Canal articles in the
Sd class have been reduced from 20 cents to
10 cents per ton those in the fourth class
from 25 cents to 20 cents those of the 9th
class from 80 to 25 cents, and those Of the 9th
class from s. to so cents, while boards, planks
scantling aud other sawed lumber, which lately
paid 80 cents per 1000 superficial feet are
now charged 20 cents Barrel slaves and head,
ings 80 cents instead Of 40 per NJ Pipe slaves
81 so instead Of 81, and West India slaves GO
cents in lieu OF 75 cents.
The following articles which hitherto paid
81, as coming under the 9th class have beer
transferred 10 ths 5th class, paying 25 cent
per ton only, viz; rosin, tar, pitch, whiting
chalk, ships stores, crockery, iron safes, sod'
ash, white lead, paint, turpentine, dye wood
and dye stufis, leather, manufactured tobacco
mahOghny ana agricultural implements, lc'
has been placed in the Sd or lowest class an'
horses, and all kinds Of oil in barrels, hav
been put in the 4th class.
But by far the most important reduction is il
-four wheat and agricultural products, no
elsewhere enumerated, from the 9Th to the Al
class, thus redusing the tolls on these stapl
. articles from 80 cents per ton, which they II
! Gently paid, 10 20 cents per ton
! corresponding reduction has been made /
the tolls on the st Lawrepos Canal,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-20

Mr. EDIToR-Can't there be something done
to remove the incubus that hangs over the horse
Railroad project in this city thought yester-
day as / rode out and back the length of the kins
man street, how much money, time and road work.
ing good Railroad would save US. Our streets
for the purposes of travel are growing worse seem
ing ly every year have not known Kinsman st.
in such wretched condition in ten years as it is
now. Who does not know that any cheap and
convenient mode of getting to and from business
about the city, will save thousands Of dollars an
uualy in horses, servants and coaches. Cannot
we have a public meeting on the subject, or q
great petition effort or something that will give
expression to the peoples interest, and break til,
spell that hangs over the enterprise. It is verl
interesting to have our Council get at oggerhead
whenever any useful and popular project come
before them. But the project must succeed, an
all that IS needed is fair presentation ofthe mat
ter before the people II. II. r.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-20
gArunDAY NIaHr,s REPoRr.
FURTHER BY THE ANGLO SAXON.

NEW ! oRKi June IL,
The steamship Ariel for southampton and Harvo
took out l5O passengers, and nearly 81 100000 in
specie.
The City of Washington takes out $50 passon
gers, and half million in specie
The latest news from Europe reporting the Aus
trians in full retreat the Ticino is fully oon-
iirmed. The French crossed the Toino at Butih-
Iona and IuTbigO,
There was considerable fighting at both places
GREAT BRITAIN.--The Queen delivered her
opening speech 10 Parliament on the 7th
She laments the out break Of war and says she
did oil in hecOud tOprovent Il, and prOclaims her
strict and impartial neutrality, She says theINavy
has been Increased beyond the authority Of granted
| by Parliament and asks for ts sanction
She recommends the re opening Of diplomat,
intercourse with hopes.
She expresses the hope that the reform question
will be settled at this or the next session
In the House OF Commons the Liberals had
moved an amendment to address TO them In reply
| to the Royal Speech, declaring that her Majesty.
Ministers do not possess the confidence Of Par
Lament, and debate thereupon was pending.
FRANoE.-Paris Bourse waa active and pri
ces higher, rates closing at 90 30c.
lApIA-lhe Bombay mail arrived May 20
No important news, A great monetary panic
prevailed.
The great Ladies skirt oaso in u. s. Distric
Court was decided to-day in favor of Osbornr
y Vincent N. Y, patent for extension skirts
sustaining the validity thereof. The decision
was made by Judge lngersoll
| The Superior Court to-day denied the appea
for a new trial of deiendent in libel suit Of Ed
ward =. Fry against Bennett, editor Herald
The verdict against defendent in the lowe
Court, was $1,000
A dispatch from pupkirk says, this morning
the bodies of Martin sauter, his wife and child
were discovered in an upper chamber of thei
house with their throats CUT and dead. TIL
deed is supposed to have been committed b.
sauter, who had not lived happily with hi
wits, sauter kept an emigrant boarding house
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-20

le7J- The weak will receive new strength rom
Il moderate use Of that excellent, Hutohiugs Life EHha-
rant II hoalthiul u all ~ opeutions A. an lhvnot
AMI II las no the aged aud veal KY ih
wonderful celerny aud permanent eheit sou ul WIN
Fiske, Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-20

ACE oV STEAM AND IMPRovEMENTs.-On Sat
urday last, the steam canal boat Enterprise, Capt.
Duell left this city with a cargo Of so tons of ore
for GAINESVILLE. We have spoken of this pioneer
steam canal boat before. aud hope soon TO ohroni-
Gle the daily arrival and departure OF numerous
boats of this kind
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-20
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VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!
The only harmless and reliable Dye kn0I

The Original and best in the wordl
All others are mere limitations and should be avoided
you wish 10 escape rdculc'
GRAY, RED on RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
beautiful and natural Brown Black without the least
injury to Hair OF Skin,
FJFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
yarded TO VIM Bachelor since 1879, and over s0O
applications have made to the Hair Of his patrons 81
his famous Dyes.
VIM A. BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE produces a color
not to be distinguished from nature, and is WARRANTED
not ure in the least however long may be continued
and the IN eeets Of Bad Dyes romeded the Hair inyigor-
ated for life hyth Splendid Dye.
Made sold or aupliel lin private Toomsl at the Wig
Faoi0rp No a33 Broadway N. Y.
Sold an cice and Owns uf the United States, by Drug
Eisis aud Fapcy Goods DOaless
ra The hiss the nsme and address upon stee
Blato engraving on loar sides Of each Box, of
VIM A BATCHELOR,
isuIJ q3J BROADWAY, n Y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-20

POLICE CoURT.-Before Judge Lawrence.-On
Saturday a scamp by the name Of Chas. Hudson
was hauled up for petit larceny, having amused
himself by picking the pocket of German woman
at the pic mic, on the. 18th, and sentenced to 80
days Imprisonment and to pay 81 and costs.
James Taylor was up for lewd behavior in the
streets, and for carrying concealed weapons. Wit
nesses not appearing against him to support the
first charge it was dismissed He was found gull
ty of the latter, sentence to be pronounced to day
John Sloan, charged with assault and battery
| fined $40 and costs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-20


INFANTIcIDE.--This horrible crime seems to be
on the increase in this neighborhood Last Sat
urday a young German woman who had arrived
in town on Tuesday, was suspected offoul play,
she being not able to hide the fact Of the recent
delivery, and still denying all knowledge Of the
child. She had taken lodging at the boarding
house of II. II. Orth, on Frankfort street. About
noon the Chids body was discovered in the vault
Of the privy Coroner Hartman had it taken out
and held au inquest at the room of the Police
Court Here the mother admitted that her deliv-
cry took place on Thursday afternoon, that the
child fell to the floor, apparently dead, did not
move nor cry that she therefore took it up as dead
hid it till about day-break the next morning and
then threw it into the privy, not knowing what
to do with it. According to her statement, the
father of the child is wealthy Irishman some
where in the country. Drs. Strong and Capenel
examined the body Of the child and testified tC
its being healthy, well developed, and having un
doubtedy lived and breathed. It must have died
from compression o the throat the marks o
finger nails were distinctly visible on the side
the neck Some other witnesses gave evidence il
corroboration ofthe mothers guilt, and the Coro
ners Jury found her guilty of having killed the in
fant by strangling it with one or both other hand
The woman who had been arrested before by TN
City Marshal was sent to the jail to await the de
cision of the Police Court this morning TIL
names of all the parties concerned in the case are
suppressed at present by the special request of tn
officers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-20

ts5- We take pleasure in Informing the public
that Il. Ruhini, IT'S Superior st. has received a
splendid stock ofsummer goods, among which we
nodoea large variety Of The newest and most fash
ionable styles Of straw goods for both men and
boys, and also full assortment Ofehidrens goods.
We also notice some new aud beautiful styles Of
soft hats. which deserve especial attention. Mt.
ufni assures US that II will be his aim TO sell the
goods at lower prices than any other house In the
trade. We confidently commend him 10 the public
US worthy Of their patronage.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-20
HENRY @. RANNEY,
Pres't Board of Ed, of Village of Rayenna
Mr.. W. P. Fogg, Ch. Com. on Tert Books,
Clepeland o.

Mr.. W. p Fogg, Ch. Com. on Teri Books,
Cleveland, o.
Dear Sir-Hillard's Series was introduced
at the beginning of the present term. l
have myself noticed aud aided daily the reading
classes in all the schools, and carefully noted
the aptation the selections to the wants of
scholars of different ages.
With such opportunities to decide do not
hesitate to say that they bear the trial admira-
bly,, and prove themselves well adapted to the
wants of our schools myself advise their in
PRODUCTION after careful examination and com
parison with all the readers in use at the West,
and am only confirmed in the opinions which
formed at first, by tho trial which we have
made Of them.
regard their influence in the school room to
be of a high Order-the literary taste displayed
in the selections unusually good; and in adap-
taton to the wants of classes, especially in the
first books of thu series, they are to me entirely
satisfactory. am authorized to say that in the
above opinions the Teachers unanimously con.
cur.
With kind wishes for the success of youl
schools, am, with sentiments of respect.
Yours truly,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-20
tIvrupoot. MAnKrr Inn, 4

Broadsluhs-The broad stuff marke twas generally du
und prices had slightly declined Richardson Spencer
circular reports flour very dull aud unsuitable and nominal
iy quoted AmuricIn az lis(nl3s 90,
Wheat-fs reported 2G30 lower ht lOOwng quo'nt
Western rod ssplOs, whol0sNllsi southern lJs4l4s I'd
C0m-Had also a desliring tendency; holders prosstn
WaTko Ht reduction fJr Eur0p' miHei quoted
O. GdlDGs I'd; vol Ow O. sdlGs lOl, white a W07s 3D.
LiyeTpOOl circulars biIlbnd, Atey and AhoI Co. Ja
Mclieuy Coz RiahsTdson Spence Co, and others 70
port the provision market generally dull there being DO
little inquiry Prices we're weak
Becf-Houvy and slightly declined.
pOrk-Dull, sales unimpOruut
BRcun-Quiot.
Lnrd-Dull and slightly lower.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-20

Iz5' Frank Leslio's Magazine for July, is re
pete with interesting contents, illustrated by ex-
cellent Engravings and Fashion Plates Godey's
Lady Book, and numerous others, also the Illus
trated London News, Balous Pictorial, Harper's
Weekly, and in fact most of the leading and prom
nent publications are on hand In some of the
Journals are to be found cuts descriptive of the
battles in Europe, that are now being fought For
sale at Hawks & Brothers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-20

IN GOLD PLATE The subscriber lost these Utth
Ontario eTon, yesterday The Under viii please navo
them Al reuYa Provision Store, a0 Ohiariu siFant
ana receive liberal ri"erd 'ltuiiI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-20

Prospects for a splendid grape crop ore bril-
liant; but few days like yesterday and the
day before will produce mischief Showers
and hot sun cause mildew and rot. Having
escaped the biting frost of June 9th, we are in
clincd to think the grape safe from all other
evils Should expectations be justified, this
years product will amply compensate for last
years failure. Winners estimntu Che supsrG.
cial area devoted to vineyards, in this county,
at upwards of 1000 acres, and some are san
guino that the average product will be 400 gal-
Ions Of wine TO the acre, or an aggregate Of
100000 gallons, Cast year it was but 1880.
AT an average of S 20 per gallon for the new
wine, the crop would be worth 81 200, OO0 Il
the quality is superior, the value will be
greatly increased but ST 20 per gallon is the
usual average Cincinnati Commercial
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-20
Willoughby, May 80, 1859
.. AKRoN, May 81 1928
W. p. Fooo, Oh Com. on Tsrt Books, Clspeland

AKRON, May 81, 1928. .
W. p, Fooo Ch Com. on Tent Books, Clspeland,
Board Education
DEAR Sm-Your note Of inquiry in relation
to Hillard's Readers is received. In reply, ]
would say, that after thorough eXaminal ion
Of Hillard's First Glass Readers, aud a further
test by its use in our Teachers Meetings, ]
recommended its introduction into our High
School We have there us d it since Jan last
aud do find il TO fully meet our expectations
in the several particulars which in my opinion,
constitute its superiority over many other simi
lar Text Books
let One fourth Of It's pages are not occu-
pied by proiessed system Of rules" which
in too many books operate as an unnatural re.
strictiOn upon the efforts Of the learner, rather
than as a guide to freedom and naturalness in
reading.
3D. It's selections are discreety chosen, va
ried 10 comprise every variety Of style, and ar,
unexceptonable in character
81. The text is neither mechanically italieis
ed, nor sprinkled and blurred with arbitrary
marks ami references 10 rules, which alwayI
distracts the attention Of the reader But o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-20

RUNAwAY,-A carriage in which the wife of
E. p. Ingersoll and two other ladies' were riding,
was nearly demolished on Saturday afternoon,
near the Square on South Ontario street, by a
runaway team. The Ladies' were badly frightened
but luckily escaped without injury
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-20
THE MFLLEN CANAI,

ST. CATHLRINE, juno lS.
The embanlSments between locks Nos %, %
and "a on the Welland Canal, having been washed
away by the force of water from the break Of lock
No 25, Il is feared that fifteen or twenty days will
be required TO repair the damage to the Canal
Twenty vessels are detained In the Canal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-20

ANBRoTYPEs ltD PHoTooRAAHs.-Mrs. CAIN
has her picture gallery at the old stand, No. 200
Superior street (sOuth sido) First class pictures
taken on reasonable terms, and warranted TO suit.
myl8-dlm.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-20

ihc c0nlf'ff Ne pacta tonihin hotlnn6 bot clcih
far tyre, and correct punctuation. alnrjinu to
The pupil Che same language in bis lesson as
he will find in al other reading matter and
4th The brief biographical sketch Of the
authors from whom selections are made give
additional interest TO the book
Lastly II contains at least ono-fourth more
reading matter than most other books Of the
same class
The above are what conceive To be among
the chief exoollencies Of tho book in question.
Respectfully Your Obd't Servant,
CHAS T P0OLER,
Sup't Akron Schools
W. p. TOGO, Cleveland Dear SW-Yours
Of Goth Just is at hand. We have used Hill
arl's Series Of readers in our schools for six
months with entire satisfaction. end them
better adapted to graded Schools than any Sc.
ries have ever used
Yours very truly,
/. H. WILHELM
sup't Lima Union Schools.
W p. Togg Esd have myself been famil.
lar with Hillard's Reading books since their
publication, and have no hesitation in saying
that in my judgement they far surpass, in
adaptation TO the wants Of Schools, al others
with which am acquainted,
Yours truly
y. U. FELTON,,
Cambridge, June II, 1850
Boston, June 10, 1869.
W. p. Togg, Esq-Dcar Sir, We make use
of Hillards Readers in the Boston Schools
consider them among the best Readers e1tdnt
! My teachers arc much pleased Uith the Read.
ers and good results are obtained.
Yours truly
| JOSHUA RATES
| Principal Brunswick Schools, Boston.
! The Committee on text books make the fol-
lowing report
! TO the Board Of Education.
! Your Committee on Text Books, TO whom
was referred the communication Of NJ Beer,
would respectfully report That while we do
not agree as TO the relative merits of the two
series of books. we deem it advisable to make
no change now in the series in use.
w. p. FOGG,
]. A. THOME,
N. p. PAYNE
In connection with this report the following
note was read from Mr. Freese, the Superin
tendent of Instruction:
Rev J. A. THoME, Ch'm'n Com on ext Books
On review of the whole matter relative to
change Of Readers, it is my opinion that nc
change ought now to be made, and when on,
is made, all the new series Of Reading Books
ought to be examined.
Very Truly, A. FREESE.
Now, MEssRs INsHAM & CRAae, No l9l Su
perior street, are the publishers of Hillard'
Readers, and as soon as the proper facilities ar
obtained the books win be'manufactured-prin
ted aud bound in Cleveland
The enterprise should be should be sustaine
by all who are desirous Of encouraging Hon
ENTERPRISE AND Industry