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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-16

VINO Pain PoR TnE KISs?-A stout tlrover, on
his way to the capital with his twenty or thirty
beeves, passed by farmers house, in the door
of which happened tostand remarkably bux9n
and blooming woman, the Farmers wiz. IN
famed with sudden passion of admiration, the
dusty booted traveller approached the motionless
beauty. and, not knowing how else to enter
inlo conversation, asked for glass OF water
Ii was willingly brought to him; but, 1t return-
ing the glass, he suddenly threw his arms
around her, pressed her close to his heart aud
gave her the most sonorous of nnmStakable
kisses. Which fury appeased, the rough custo'
mer once more overlook his cattle.
The farmer was in the field not far OF, and,
to call him and make cnraged report OF the pro-
ceedngs was the work oI as lew minutes as
possible Instantly unhitching his Plough-hoTse,
the injured husband mounted and rode after the
invader of his right, overlook aud tempestuOuS-
ly accused him.
The guilty purloiner was not going TO defend
himself however. On the contrary, he confess
ed hunby that he was in the wrong-rcsretted
that he could not give back to the lady the Kiss
hr had so culpabiv taken from her without her
permission-but pleaded for pardon on the
ground that the temptation was too strong ior
human resistance. She was too bcautiiui!-
Would not the wTonged spouse compromise
saw for tive dollars, or 50?
Betxeen the compliment to his vile and the
sight of the pocket book, the injured husband
InOillileu-tOOk u bSti uoiaA' N''' ..
..fve.n for change-and returned, thinking
himself on the whole, no poorer for the trans
action. In which frame Of mind he remained,
iii ON bringing the ten dollar bill to light again
for a purchase, y fortnight afterwards, he Jonnd
il ,eas a oountecfsit! Five dollars for the kiss,
but ioho paid Tor it,
rive find the above story, says the Home
.JonrnaI in the French paper, from which we
translate it, though we believe it is western
incidentl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-16
NEW FIRM.
G. P. BROWN.

- \ APAeND " -
IGS MAN ST lsEEr,
iEAIER IN MstehrF, Clocks, Je~rTy, Silver and Plated
h Ware fauey Geods. &C. &c. Wholesale ard Kstaii
Aatut the sale of the fELLbEATLD AMERICAN
WAICiS. HaEuiaetuTed bV ATFLrTs. THacT Co. asa
Agent Ter The WHEELER = Nli.sCN sfNiAG aACH1SkS,
shis from NV York uttl pl.ts
soTtneHt Of every vuTisiy Of goods IA his n. which Sih
be onsTvd prices compete with any house TIE
county, PvAss call and esEains before Parrhasng else
where. sepi6ly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-16

Tur Eastern Pennsylvania Times confirms
the report that citizen of Philipsburg, in that
vicinity. last week, for the valuable con>ideTa-
,ion Of so cents cash, and second hand black
c,o,b coat. sold his wife and four children. The
purchaser Of this valuable personal estate wasa
Young gentleman of some twenty summers, who
is tessastCr By profession.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-16

JonS G. SAxE's THREE Travellers Sake, in
letter to the Boston Post, draws these portraits
of three familiar travellers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-16

= W II Z z II n - v y.
NXTE receiving Spring styles OF HAS Caps
w and 5rAW Goals, which, plse, viii surpaBs
any other OF the kind ever oIirr in this city Our
stock consists Of the Tarest AMI most fash olahe
styies Of Maiskfn siik Soft B.1ver, CAssuer Metropolis
tan Huasarlan Oberol Mario, Kossath, Planters, Tur
and StyIas, which oer at prices
suit the preseu ofthe mares The pub
lie are respectfully invited call and examine for ths
selves ftplsl bliss = CAMPBELL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22
Fancy Grove For Sale at Auction.

pursuance of the will Of Peyton Lcfvrh, deed, the
iersgne' will sell at public auction, THURSDAY, tho
Isl DAY OF SEPTEMBER the premises the above
named VERY VALUABLE FARM, lying In tho county w
OF Campbel one mile from lynehhrg being the same---
on which said deccdeni resided at the time his death.
This considered Of the desirable farms TO he
found any where In the neighborhood Of Lynchburg II
tnns 23 ncrcs of which about 30 well mberc
About thirds of the fence enclosing the arm Of stone
well constructed The plantation Ia In high OF improve
mcn, and very productive buildings although plain,
IN good repair aud sufficient for the comfortable ncrommoda
ton of small family The plantation il well waercd having
several good springs and well of water In the yard Taking
into consideration its superior location, and s many other nj
ranagrs this estate presents he wi
TERMsone-iourih cash; the balance ut a. IL, aud l.
months bearing interest Personal security will Ia required
for the deferred and the title retained ui the Whole
of the purchase none, pail The purchaser viii have the
privilege of seeding wheat md possession will be
the 18th Of December
The undersigned selling Executor will on, convey such
title rs Is vested in him by the will aforesaid
IIrrLEToS I.EFrWICI,
july 23l3tS Executor Of Pcy Len wch, deed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22
SALES By AUCTION
CHlLlOWEE SPRINGS rOR SALE.

Hk undersigned Commissioner nppoa,cd By decree Of
me Ofca Coari q" ss IN county, IN he u h. AkeF
snu others against Bees; Patterson others will ON
TUESDAY, the 18Th day of ooHsH next, being the rst
o. the Ocfooer term Of Smsh County Conrt M 81 hr ut
door ~ the Court HOUSE NJ county, acres
cning The ceebraied tiiilHowEE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
unsurpassed m Medicinal ,rue by any mineral In the
State These springs had NON the earliest settlement Of
The country great celehr have effected many remarkable
cures nave been much rVsarted hs sisors
aiohs could be had aud doubt would be rcsortcd
1y hundreds and thousands II Improved they s,ould be-
Ihes are Situated within about mile of Virginia 4
nesee Railroad In the county Of sm,h In the valley 81 the
middle FORK OF fioson In af the fertile aud beautiful
rcgions Of the Southwest railroad aud cheap
grade could be made along level valley extending nom The
virginia Tennessee Railroad S!rnga spring
bold and capable OF supplying any number vls and The
grounds arr handsome aud afford beautiful sites for bungs
or an extensive establishment Capitalists invited
great attractions. ~
four years. with inesi thereon atCr expiration
OF one year The purchasers give bond and approved
euf!, anu the title retained till the purchase money paid
I SkyEls 81 s, i9RNSoS' Commissioners
any0 la.tn,t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

WOVEN STRONGER THAN OxEN.-A distinguished
medical gentleman, has proven this proposition.
" hat he says may be considered Il libel on the fair
Sex, the principle that the greater the truth, the
greater the libel lie adds: II antci pate the
period when the fairest portion IF the fair creation
will step forth unencumbered with slabs # walnut
and tiers nf whal, b ne. The constitution # our
females must be first rato to withstand in any tnl"r-
able degree the terrible iuActons of the corset
hours every day. No animal could SURVIVE it.
Take the honest OK, AMI enclose his sides win
hooproles, pa, an oak plank beneath him, and
grid the whole with be cord. and denand Of
him labor. lie would la'rr indoel, but it would
be ttr breath"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

How To CURE FRrIr STEALERs. One great him
dance t., fruit craving in the ncighborhood of
towns and ono If the greatest hindrances to per
severance in It's culture its exposure to he stolen.
One may scnd to "A distant nursery for n rare and
expensive kind of fruit; may watch over it and
nurse it for several years, when his eyes glad
dencti by it's first productions, some ragged loater
may enter his ground at nj sbt and dev"nr them.
Nay. some lafcrs, not ragged but professedlv
.cnteei, NAV rob him of his treasures, and then
cAuckle over their success first rate jnke.
Why should not our Legislatures give law pun
ishing fruit rohhing. with heavy penalties? Bet
ter that thief enter barn and carry of oats
or corn, than cuter gardens and strip our
reac, ees and grape vines nf their delicious bur
d"n. We wish, too. that public sentiment visited
t robbery with greater Reproduction and disgrace.
81, unt such good times comes, every man must
:nard his castle in the best way he can. \
urs 1inr of ours treats his differing visitors to
i "a they dun't relish. For example-when his
early sweet bough apples being nghfy stolen,
lie takes several fine specimens and immersc- them
in week solution Of ipecacuanaha. and sca,ters
them again on the ground, first marking them
s, that his own family shall not cut them through
mistake. lie treats few Of the outside hills Of
his strawberry patch in the same way. 1t affrds
him no little amusement to learn, privately that
the doses take eject where they were designed
TO do so.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22
Hair Restorative

a. Every WILL think, agree with us Ia e opinion
bky TINT the human hair is the greatest natural ornament
thai possessed either by gentleman Lady JUS
apparently good looking instance In The but
10. he lifts lis hat in recognition of Your bow and the c2nn
has vanished for lchnbod rcn his bald head, and the
glory hns departed with the flowing locks that hoursed
there In the lady, the matter is il possible,
such reminding the circumstance which the fol
low ing eligrnm is founded
"Ot give me- fair Emma. lock Of har'
A basfGl young lover took courage ard sighed:
"'Iwrre u Ia refuse such modest
So take the srhoe riq," the dear creature replied
Now to prevent such catastrophe. Is within The power Of
ever, lady and gcn,nan for by using Prot WINDS lhg
hair is only prevented from fl,ng "f
turning but the article will restore hair Ia bald paccsani
II il han changed color and become viii bring II
back Its pristine beauty and uxnriancc Those Who
quanted with the ANATOMY, physiology aud iiot, of the
hair, be w that substance hive specific
action upon and IT il iudicinis combination Of these that
Prof Wood has succeeded in compromising mixture
Of remarkable ,irtu,s barertey Ntgtsfha AMI Literary
Gd<ette
SuIe Inv vail o55
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22
Later Foreign News.


The steamer Hungarian passed Farther Po mt
at o'clock and 30 minutes this morning aud will
be due at Quebec in the course Of the night, aud
win reach Montreal before noon Tomorrow. Tho
general news is interesting, but nothing striking,
ly important
The Congress of Zurich met the Slh, but
nothing Of its proceedings has Yet trauspjrod.
The Sariinian Representatives in the Parlia,
ment were still debating the Italian question.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22
old by all good Druggists.
DvGneDSi2

consido ring he tar5as tis in which this disease de
serT vcioprs Itself it may We. be called HYDRA headed.
VAR B"s1, Iti p,ies, citp 1pssi t%,
ta,ing, ana3ice f1'"!e.c zD2or qt' ktr" his:i'e>s
laI have given their written certificates 10
TIERS; while testimonials other sources, editorial oin
Ions and vl'la! expressions from persons who are nrerSe |"
their names in print are perfectly overwhelming.
Read tue following from yer! hisiy respectable Cherry
Essr T,rxrox Mass., Web 0, is5s.
To the Editor of the Portland Mirror.sr:
OAYGES ,TtEis.-For than twcn.y Ave years
have been sufferer from Dyspepsia Besdcsir, lie pa
ticnce OF my family PLY Sicas in tbs almost US trial Of
medicines with snar result Through the ktndc of
my Ehyscan received la1 March, halfa ozrn hotties Of The
hope help tlc: Icin. determine give
Them fair rial c'n'inue, t LAT without an! ctep
blc hcnplI I'LL June,
sine Then hay, gta!ua'l Improved IN heah ill am m
rt free from aciiy % the somach and from the uent
ta,ency, and The awful almost dsracnr sick h. nehc,
which often, for days together s wholly untitled Tor study
and for all mnisttra duties and rendered life burden.
feel that owe it, s EXPRESSION of gratitude to M"-srs
F"wle CO" and also n', TO the public to recommend their
oxysenatcd Filters as in my estiinaton mrS for
that most trying. NcAng and cruel of hill Diseases l."
ed Sd long and tried 50 many Inherent -rmcds win no good
result, can recommend the oxygenatcd Filters with cpna
suffering beg of them To make trial of these Bers without
delay. .
Prepared by 8 W. FOWLER Co, nosros and for sale by
wr% nrIr Co.. AMI h S@ ali IL ss , i: n
medicine throughout the city aud country. Jul! Il
sANfoEp,s LIVER INyIGoEAroE.
LIVER INyIGoRAToH.
LIVER INNlGORATok
LIVER lNNIGoEAroE. ...--
rlEEs DYSPEPSIA.
CURES LIVER COMPLAINTS
CURES SICK nEADAcHE.
CURES FLATULESCY
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES Ciltn>I, DIAEti,Eh
CURES tlloLic.
See advertisement in another column liry - IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

THAsxs-We return thanks to Mr.. Miller 'or
n supply Of the first really nice sweet potatoes We
have seen this season. He has them tor SAFE "
the market.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22
QlCO REWARD.

QlCO REWARD.
f1ANtWAl from III" subscriber, the night the Th Of
Angus. tSnnjaba YELLOW hoy, taimu Whitr) who
answers 10 lie uAnLr-, called h Davis
having iurmTh belonged la Richard pa H. Of Bedford couni,
lie asi pH=Ncl ih iiiHN Ii lie piiun: about
rhcS, ha~ shi ouf Lair mgo Wide mouth which Keeps
cr-' h shut and -inl,n at the bridge.
upwards M the "ant lie has tgarsr hnr>li Voice.
rraiion II mWiiinr stale Whom lcn he
"i4 iue nav. cHi. with cuvcr-his ohcr dress
nab, red
lie t, be found lurking about the plantation of Richard
It,s HnN" ui"td, as'ut 20 miles from lynrhhurE,
mn, be making lis way for n STATE. $U0
ode II found ahnui the limits Of IL. State, taken
wli.n III, limits and io,, In jnl. whrrv at, nn,
JNo. q. l.. Gut.GlN,
ma 9''ls INurlibulg Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

Wheeler l. Wilson's Sewing Machines.
Kusr received nj Eglcdvs Fancy Store, k,ics
~ No. - Main Street. l.ynchbnrg,
Wheeler Il Wilson's inimtable Sewing Machines NJ 40.
Wheeler ~ Wilson'S Sew Ing Machines ut t75,
Wheeler Il Wilson's sewing Machines al ISL 10
Wheeler Wilson'S sew Ing Machines at t92 No.
Wheeler II Wilson's aew Ing Machines nj ti00.
Wheeler Wilson'S wing Machines al size.
The usefulness and elegance VI those Machines loo we'll
established Ia say that point Over hundred
twenty people Of this city will testify Ia their utility Mira Yam
rrS o Echmond, Tint no Ind, there III
sr has sewing Machine, unless Il is Wheeler Wiisona"
And, indeed II just where They truly incon
purbc, and Justly chilled the LADIES FRIEND.
For ODDS sake nv"i cheap Machines wos'r This
cheap ira In the uirchnse at articles Of any character, s
produced about much poverty TINT hereditary misfortune
Come aud buy, nl "" will send skll operator along l."
learn you Ia sew III once
uy 1I-dts ALFRED T. EN0IEDoVE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22
Markets..

New York, Aug. 2o.-Flour irm'r; Southern
$3.50 to 500. Wheat huoyant. Corn huoyant.
Provisions tending upward. Whiskey unchanged.
B.LriMoRE. Aug. 20.-Breadstutfs firm anil un.
changed Bacon Sides %; Mess Pork l2t. Lard
| tn ia Whiskc, 27Bc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

Fpr,cur TR,pE.--There were received ut the
aenot Of the Va. & Tenn. r. r., ON Saturday, 30
loaded cars. consisting Of go bushels OF Wheat;
GO barrels Of Flour; 900 pounds OF Lumber;
and l26 900 pounds of Miscellaneous. There were
10 AIDED cars SO It West thesame day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

We direct the attention Of the reauers o' ..o
yirginian. 10 the advertisement OF Messr"' "'''''
Bi.thers Co. Baltimore
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22
Brandreth'S Pills.

Brandreth'S Pills.
~ hn0Wn ErtctW hen Pain or Inflammation .ir~'i
1SS4 human body and Branlrchs Pills am used they
upon the hnors which the occasion of ia"
inflammation, them from the body, and ,! "rnt
because their only upon and i"s hnm"rs
impurities which unhealthy tnant f and who's" .g's
in part the pain and burning heat :" in soie
hiuat Group colds, coughs, rhcumasns. t sid, and
pcurisy. which all cured by from three doses of these
pills whose power only eAcrtc |" impurities from
blood. The rightly directed viii them ami t cured.
Sold at No. 29i Canal n. " AMI by all Respectable deal
crs in medicine. aug OTIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

r.ur t3ABprS.-The fruit garden ct
NJ, + N armis,ead containing between 80 and
5, ,e,e. and situated near the Campbell U. IL:
R,aJ three miles South Of this city. was sold
=, public auction on Saturday, for Sl,4O0 CASH
,urcbased by Mr.. Isaac Rornhnck.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22
LATER From EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER HUNGARIAN

QUEBEC, Aug. 20.-The steamer Hungarian
PASSED Farther Point this morning and will be-
due late tonight
In L;verpool markets on the 10th, Caton wns
unchanged. Breadstufs and Provisions dull
Consols 95f.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

WAsHiNGroN. Ang. 90. -Aeessz o. J. Wise and
Wm Old, jr:. editor Of the Richmond Examiner,
exchanged two shots this morning in the vicinity
Of this city The parties returned here this after
noon. Il was understood that there was no recon-
citation but their friends are now engaged with
a view to THAI result.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

.TuE ROLLING MILI."-The editor of the Fin
castle Democrat in noticing the articles recently
published in this paper, on the subject above nam
ed. says:
We notice that an effort is being made to es-
tablish Rolling Mill in Lynchburg for the pur-
nose Of making Railroad rails, which We think is
of great importance to the iron interest OF this,
and the adjoining counties, from the fact that 1t
must be evident to oil, that the production Of Pig
Iron must be abandoned in our county, unless II
market can be provided for it, so near home. that
it would have to ray no more for transit cadrges
than the same articles encounter IN pennsylvania
We cannot now sell our Charcoal Pig at rcmuner-
a,oy rates in Richmond, and why, because, when
you add to the home cost, the cost Of transit and
.a,es. VIC are undersold by the Pennsylvania com
nc,,or If the Iron business OF Botetourt. ALE
rhany aud X ,ckbrdge is to be continued, the iron
master must have provided for him market near
the place ot production. and he musr sell without
mourning Ordinary mercantile commissions aud
charges for sales. With these facts before them
we should think that every iron master would aid
to the extent Of his abilii in the ert that Is now
being made to establish Rolling Mill in Lynch
burg. They. well rs the monicd men OF the
country, ought to take stock to n large amount,frr
we veriiy believe thut il will he the best paying
srock in the State. A long line Of railroad will
have to he re-iaid in few years, nnd we "ughtby
all means. to be prepared to furnish those rails ut
home, without sending to Europe for them. In
the counties of Bntetaurt Allegheny and RHck-
bridge beds of iron and lime.tone of the richest
quality. and in the greatest variety are found in
immediate juxtaposi,inn, and in fields ten times
larger than those Of any three counties in Penn
syvania. Our forest. ready 10 furnish timber
to any amount required. As to Lynclburg-hcr
water puwer for manufacturing rails, "nd other
purposes. is as great, ii not greater, than that of
an, city in the State. Well may she lie proud Of
her past history and if she has the energy to es-
,aIii-h this Rolling Mill, AMI the ambition to make
her past her future also, she need not fall in the
rear OF her sister Cities however populons, affu-
ent and enterprising.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22
SPECIAL NOTICE>S
The Virginian lob Office.

The Virginian Job Office
a. ~ This establishment has Jus, been supplied With
skrsS large assortment OF NEW CUTS aud FANCY ~
and better pr pared than do FANCY mud oEl,A
MENTAL PRINTING, OF every description.
beautiful article Of Bank Checks Drafts Giro uars. Ius
Visiting Cards sc &c be executed the
notice. Terms moderate arg 1854
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22
Grover & Bakers.

CELEBRATED FAMILY SEWING MAGAZINES. i9h ;roal-
~ way. New York and Isl Baltimore street, Baltimore.
4 NEW sTILE-PRICE SjN-lIEMMERS % ENiEA.--
This machine from Two spoos purchased from the
requiring reminding Of thread II Hens fr, Hh
mud Stitches in superior style, finishing each h, its
own operation without Ia line hand ItFl.
qurc by other machines 1t viii do better and cheaper
ing ilan scansires can even If she works
ac5'E
send for n circular J. 4. DAVIS & 60.
ma, 3-dts Agents. Lyuc!tlury
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

Increase
Being An increase of 80 per cent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22
FEMALE. INSTITUTE,
6 r a II Ut = ~ v

REN. L. II, Phillips \. NJ, iriu'ipa Rev J. G. Wh,m H.
NJ. Wee irnciiml G. l.. 4. Miuor A. NJ Latin, Nr
sisted ~ hfr other g'ntcn.n and tom ladies Whose unc
cNclusi> cts devoted Ia clnss~ in his ln'',tuun.
III" next :, ,-ian viii cnmnrnrr ct WEDNESDAY. $rrru.
2sth. III, buildings coiuned"us and elegant. ir
n>i,cl in comfortable style, ail will
boarding pupils The Music Lonms furnished with ~ I've
first ca.- Planes, and unsurpassed advantages oher IN
Vocal instrumental Music, under
The Recitation Rooms furnished with ample IL
ustrarn The location offers uncycolle'i advantages Of
ubros and inv ,oraiing climate essential 10 the cln-iiiC
lion during the important period "t it, development.
TERMs.lionrl dncu,ns furnished rron lti, facl and
"ashng and tuition in English AEON per annual
Music, Languages, Painting, 40, extra.
For Registers containing full nitrmatpn address the Pfnt
pnl. Rev II. II. Phillips, Sannt"a. Va.
fRrsIrE--l,i Rev VIM Meade ~ d., RI Rev. John Johns
d. d.. Rev j. G. Iaianc nr. f. r. Sbing Col +. H. smith,
h. Craa ford Wlam Kinney, Pr, Powers and r, j. Mncip
Eslrs. hing l2.ciM