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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-11-25
MARTYRS OF HARrRR's FEaR
Gerrit Smiths Insanity.
.7ttempt 10 Com NIT Smc1de.


From the n. Y. Evening POST
With regard to the insanity of Gerrlt Smith,
the Utica HsraiG Of Yesterday says
Owe are greatly panied 10 learn that Gerrit
Smith, the ires-hearIed, but sadly eFraiic phi
anhropist, became on Monday last ar inmate
OF the New York State Lunatic Asylum, where
it has been found necessary to place him, on
account OF marked insanity. We learn that be
is very violent, and has exhibited 4 disposition
TO commit suicide, and that an attendant Keeps
constant watch over hin 10 prevent hln from
LAYING violent hands upon himself This re-
suit, we hear, is attributed 10 the connection Of
Mr.. Smiths name with the Harper's Ferry al
fair, though many will regard il as the conse-
queace Of long seated and marked disease"
Mr.. Smith rs said to have an hereditary pre-
disposition to INSANITY. His father, Peter
Smith, though the possesSor CT an immense es-
tate, and surrounded by every circumstance Of
prosperity, was subject to fits Of Ptofound des-
Pondency, during which be was uaJer the i'm
preston that he would die beggar.
Unlike his noted son, he was exceedingly
sbarpin bis bargains and money affairs. 1t is
also said that the late Peter Sken Smith, the
brother Of GeFrjl, was for soma time an inmate
/ Of lunalic asylum, though, when he died, be
was generally regarded as in possession of his
reason. Gerrit Smith has lost all his children
but one the vile Of Col. Miller, Of PeterboFo.
4 nephew Of Mrs. Smith, col. Fhzhugh, was
the captor Of toe (ogilive Cook, a fact which
greatly disturbed the mind Of Mr.. Smith. John
Cochran, Democratic poiticjan OF this city
another nephew Of Gerrlt Smith, has also, by
his speeches, purggd himself Of any completely
| in The Harpsr's Ferry affair.
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Efairg Eh CharlesfoHn

LEGENDARY FREs-A THREATENING LsT-
TER. We find the following items N the
Charlestown IndeI endent Democrat OF Monday:
4 bold attempt was made about ten DAYS ago
to murder Mr. L9cas. He bad retired to bed,
and had his lamp near him reading. He had
not been in that position long before be heard a
noise, and in a moment observed the flash Of a
gun outside the window He Immediately
spraug from his bed, seized his revolver, ard
rushed 10 the door As he reached the door h-
saw man wheel his horse and ride of a. fl-
rious rate Of speed. The man had ien the z.ts
open, and had little difficulty in making his IS
cape. Who be was, or what provocauon he
bad for his murierous attempt, aIr. /. is en-
tjrely ignorant Of. The affair has been Eep, So
cret thus long in order 10 detect the wretch
should he attempt to repeat bis h0rrd design.
Alr. LIS loss on his wheat Will BE- about $500.
Several barns and stockyards have been burnt
during the past lsw days, and it's feared by ma
nj laa. The country IS infested by baud OF a5-
oiHioa iacendiaries Should this turn ont 10 b.
true, aaI auy Of them are caught in the at, it
IS most probable they will not have the benefit
OF jury.
FIsG&-A ric,, Of wheat beoaEng 10 the
Hon. Wm. LacaS, containing about 40 ousa-
els, was burned on Thursday moranE last It
was undoubtedly tbe worl; Of an iaceadjarv.
A white man was observed 5y AIr. L. Prov
linz near the field where the wheat was shock
ed, All 1t IS supposed ne IS the individual who
set n On dFe.
0l saturday evening last, stable belonging
10 1e2. H. iale' esq, together with has t%o
carr '35e-no'SSs' was burned iais was also sup
posei 10 be the work OF an ioceodiary. \ ne
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e,n. sa, e, co,.a 81 hl, III ~,
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srg Of tho ;ncand,sry ,;ii,,,s no c,,,ry. ,n
hon, that instead Of sending Them 70 isiI 70 h.
Gs5F with according IN tba sjo,y nrncsss of onr
law. thew w,]l he tied 10 tha state and the
sarn, elements annhed to their villan,ne carc,s-
yrs shf1b tasy bave.been annIy;no to ,be orco-
ertyoi our citizens.
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J. B. Anderson,
I. Kensinger, Esq,
Jesse Dickeu, Jr
The meeting having been thus organized, a.
bic speeches were made by O. H. Gather, Esq,
Hon. John Cessna, O. E. shannon, Esq, Maj.
Tate, and Hon. w. P. Sche!l. The speakers
were frequently interrupted with bursts Of aP-
pIause.
The speeches having been concluded, the
following resolutions wele offered BY B. 7,
Meyers, and were unanimously adopted
ResoEUad, That the Democracy Of Bedford
county, IN mass meeting assembled, reiterate
theIE adherence to the time-honored doctrines
Of the Democratic party and again renew their
pledges 10 stand by each other, through storm
and through shine, in The advocacy, defence
and PRONUNCIATION of those doctrines.
Resoiyej, That in the Administration of
JAMES BUCHANAN, we recognize the
uoiicy Of wise statesman and a tgne patriot,
aud that we cordially and fully endorse lis
course, whether on matters OF foreign, or
domestic concern.
Re3otceR, That while we are able 70 euIogi-
gjse and praise the mra ,ures and men of the
| Democratic party, we are exceedingly sorry to
be compelled 10 censure and condemn the
leaders and dogmas Of the Opposition We
censure the former as fanatics and demaEogues
who speculate in the humanity of the people
and trade in the passions and prsadices Of
/ classes we condemn the latter as harmful 10
! the internal peace OF the nat'on, as su5versive
of the rights of the states, aud rs tending to the
ruin and destruction Of the fair fabric of our
national existence
Resoired, That the recent insurrecton at
! fIarpel'5 Ferry, was the legitimate fruit Of
''Rppublican" preaching and teaching, from the
pulpit, the slump and The press that John
Brown has bnt practically carried ont the idea
ruunciated hy VIM. II. Seward, the great lea
der Of the "Repubicaa" party, that there is an
'<irrepreSsibie conflict going on between free
dom and slavery, and further, that negro In
| surrecions and civil war between the North
/ aud the South, must and viii lake place, 50
! long as the ''Republcans'' carry on their cru
| Sade against negro slavery rs It nov! exists.
| Rpsotyei, That we call upon all national
| peace-lovlng, law-abiding citizens, no matter
to what party they belong, 10 step forward az.
| assist us IA battling for The Union, the tn
| ton aE6 The internal peace Of the coantry.-
We call up,n them in the name Of their cOua
! jy, n the name of pos,eri'v, IN the name 0
every tie Of family and of society, 10 he'll
put down the mad lanaticjsn thai l5r lae SAX,
OF forcing freedom upon the negro, Wonld sub
Iject Us 70 the horrors Of sectional war AM
TO the frroc,ty and brutality oi negro ilsu,
gents and runaway slaves.
Re3olre5, That the issue for 1850 is mad
u
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STRAY CATTglsI.

CANE to the premises of.he subscriber about the
9th instant, head of young cattle, one, a red mu-
iy steer with white belly, one steer with black
head and sides, short horns, and white back and tall
the other two are heifers, black muy, the
other with white horns, brindle head. neck, sides
and legs; all supposed to be TWO years old next
Spring. The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, paw charges and take them away,
Juniata Township,
November ., 1853. THOMAS SPICTR
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The Assessors

OF the several Townships of Bedford county,
will meet at The Commissioners office, on Sat
urtay, the 10th day OF December> 4. D. 1859,
to receive their Duplicates, Instructions, sc.
H. NTCODEMUS,
Nov. 22d$1S59.-2t. Clerk.
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Gerrit Smith Insane!
The following dispatch lately appeared in the
NeC York Tri59ne

The following dispatch lately appeared in the
.New York Tri5aRe
Urea, n. Y, Wednesday, Nov. 9.
Gerrit Smith is now confined in the State
Lnnaic Asylum in this city. He was brought
here by his relatives on Monday, and is serious
ly deranged.
The fell spirit of abolitionsm is doing its
work. Ii has driven some OF ITS delnded vic
Tins to deeds OF outrage, instruction, murder
and treason: and is destroying the inteIlects Of
others who suffered it 10 gain possession OF their
superior minds. Will not The wreck of snch a
mind as Gerrit Smiths induce the needless zeal
ois whose violent appeals TO The preiudces Of
Norhern men have kInded the fame of ianat-
icism which now RACES to SO fearful an extreme,
to pause and consider the consequences of their
imPous work
''AN UNETND CUT. - the quack medicine dragon pic
tgreIn last week ''Qssawaamie. - was certaIn
adapted to tae columns of that pepper.
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"lnd Nebraska on lhe Side Of Fra.ao,, ),

;. Ihe above, says the Omaha .Stbrask,qn Of
November 9th, is the concluding portion Of .
sensation head in the last Republican over an
article on u" result Of the late election. Tba,
our readers may know bow aear fhe RenubJ;s
caa7 have Abnhionized Nebraska, we spnena
Toe following abstract IRON the official canvass
showing Democratic majoritirs from 300 10
LOST:
OFFICIAL VOTE or THE TERRITORY.
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Arrest Of an Alleged Tnsurgent at
Alexandria Va.

WASHINGTON, November l9.-The Aexan-
dria Va Sentinel, of this morning, says man
was arrested in that city yesterday, having
been recognized as one OF Browns men in the
Harper's Ferry riot He was committed to
Jail 10 await further Identification.
New JERSEY ELECTION. The full returns of
the late election in New Jersey, give the fol-
lowing result for the State Legislature
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HUzZA FOR NEW YORK I!

AHera the Growing and blowing of the
Black and Brown Republicans, turns out that
the great State of New York, which gave Fre-
mont $4,000 majority over buchanan in 1856,
has repudated the ''jrrepree7r5le conflict OF
tho wooIly-heads Jones, Democrat, has been
elected Secretary of State by about 1000
majority Richmond, Democrat, State Engineer
and Surveyor, by about 1000, Noble S. Elderkin,
Democrat, Canal Commissioner, aud Skinner,
Democrat, State Prison Inspector, by small
maorilies. This result is, in measure,
attributable TO the noble conduct Of the Nation
al Americans of New York, who lent the De-
mocracy of that state a helping hand. Put
New York to the Democratic pyramid. The
States that the Democracy have carried at the
recent elections, have sufficient number of E.
iectoral votes to make the next President
Harpers Ferry is doing the work
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THE ALARm At CEARLEgT0wN.

HARpge's FERGY. Nov. lS.-rhe messenger
sent to Charlpstow0, last night, was detained
outside OF this town over two hours and half,
before the guard would permit mis- departure,
and he was also detained till oclock, on bis
reiurn.
A. very large fire occurred during the night
about four miles from Charestowa, and the
military were ordered ont, expecting an attack,
out none was made.
The particulars of the fire could not be ascer-
tanned by the messenger, but they will probably
Be asceHained on the arrival here of the tram
from Winchester.
RICHMOND, Nov. l8.-Slx companies Of
military are under arms ready 70 start for Charles
towa ata moments warning. None have left
yet.
WASHINGTON, Nov. IS-A company compF-
sing eighty-sevrn Infantry and rIHemen left
Alexandra for CaarIrstown, By the early train
via the Relay House
apt Doiity's company Of GO men and four
guns went by . separate train on the Manassas
road via Stransburg. From thence they qre to
march IS nils % Winchester.
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nEM0CRATEE MEETING

The Democratic masses OF Bedford couoty
assembled 10 th- Coar; House, on Monday eve
ming last, when, on motion, the meeting was
organized as follows
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THE WAR ON TIE SOUTHERN -BOR-
DER,
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ny we'll informed persons, as over. 1t is said
that Austria and Piedmont were about making
warlike preparations, and that the French ar
my OF occupation in Italy is about 10 receive re-
jnforcements.
The Governor Of Virginia cannot pardon
any one convicted oil treason, except by consent
OF the Legislature.
The election of The Know Nothing Sheriff
in Baltimore is to be contested-also that OF the
Comptroller Of the Treasury Of the Siate--on
account of the frauds by the Plugs.
"A secret organization has been discovered
in Kentucky, having for its object slave lnsor-
rectioa.
An accident occurred 10 a stock train on
Sunday last on the Indiana Central Railroad,
near Cambridge. In crossing a bridge thirteen
cars were preciptated into the water, killing
the conductor, a brakeman and a drover, and
wounding several others.
From Nashville we learn By telegraph
that C. G. Po0dexter, editor OF the U@'oa,
was shot and instantly killed, in a street aEray,
by 4 len \. Hall, editor of the .News.
LOUISIANA ELEcTroN.-The Democratic
Governor and State officers are elected in Lou
rsiara by from 1000 to 10000 majority. Our
majority in the State Senate vii! be 8, and IN
the House %, ersurng the election OF UuI-
ted States Senator,
-TuG Iroy Cry COLLEGE, of Phlsbure
Psnna., drew first premiums for best Busines.
Writing, at the State Fair at Philadelphia
September, 1886, over The Commercial School.
at the East. The superiority Of the Penma0
ship OF this Institution, has been acknowledge,
at the principal Fair OF the United States, 70
the last four years PdfsJ1yg True Press.
"A few days ago, in conversation with on
intelligent friend, Ma. BoNyELL, Constable O
Londonderry township, we learned the crafty
ing fact ttat that gentleman has joined himseI
to the ranks ofthe National Democracy. AIr
RonneIl is man wao loves his country bette
than the party to which he lately belonged
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81: You had better caution your authorities
10 5ttareIa about what you tdo) with Ossawot-
!ami Brown; SO sure as you burt one hair of
his cad, mark nv word-the following day,
you viii see every city, town, village, south OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-09
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Oct S-2P n.
Assss-Saes 20 bbls. at former prices. Stock 1,72S
bbs.
FrouR.--The market has been moderately active with.
out any remarkable changes Sales 500 bbls State and
Western and 800 bbs Southern
WHEAT has been quiet today. Sales $500 bushels at
81 IS for white Kentucky, 81 2s for $500 bushels white
Canada, 81 20 for amber Western and 81 for No Chi
cago spring for export.
CoRS.-Sales 1000 bushels old mixed Western in store
at egc.
Ryr--Sacs 200 o,ssnes were made at Sac
BARLEY was quiet, at Soc a SEC
OAIs are IN good request at full rates
PROVISIONS have been less freely dealt in vet quotations
have not been noticcably altered
Cor1oS IS DIN ard prices unchanged with sales of 600
bales.
pnysrGY-sales $50 bbls ~ 2sc. 2s,sc. per gallon
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IARIFIIEIHTELLIGEHCE.
Movements ~ ocean Steamers.
Port or New York, October 9, 1859.
CLEARED.

CLEARED
Steamship Ss sS
Steamship jamestown. Skinner. Norfolk, Ac-Ludlam
Steamship Mount Vernon, Smith, AlexandraH Cromwell
steamship Locust Point French Baltimore-H Cromwell
Ship Camden, Tallman, Charlesion-Dunham Dmon.
Bafk Wihsl%na Lawrence GsnoaI,Iawrencs Giles Co.
Gomez. Wallis CO. '''''
sss $s sss s;aS =
sSg Esshsnse Dayton
s s1snE Prince
schr Henry james, Adrich, Lavaca-wakeman, Dimon 4
ssSr sssfSrS Compton BrSn ss
schr REINDEER Rinner PeSssacois-Master
Sem Rowland Burr Pdms
ssSr w., asEas sfs'ssy W@psP SI.r.on
s chr E Esshs HEY Rhmond f'ers0n
seSr Armada, Knowles PetsIsSargyan 9rpn, sash,
s Transport Tlten, FSiiadeIphiaA Mckee '
s ssS Howard Hl B sI BsssonMs Lewis Co.
sloop Humming Bird, Chapman, New Haven-H Racket.
ARRIVED.
TO speford, Tileston Co. Thursday PM 30 miles
for M q P& % ars Steamship
from Philadelphia for dol 70 miles Of Haeras steamship
Ship Charlotte, Nesmh Liverpool 80 days, with mdse to
Ship Advance Child Liverpool 42days with mdse Walsh
Carver Chase Sept lat A. lon T. spoke ship Caiope
fsa SEsgg's SeT as S asT
days from Havre for New York Sept 90 Of the
fell from the main to the deck and had his legs
ken The has had strong westerly gales with rough
Bark Clara Windsor McIwen Port au Prince IS days. with
coffee &c, to II Becker Greaves
sisrEss Sept double @ sssss
spoke bark John Howes from Boston, lat % 80 lon Is 49,
spoke ship Wilbur Fisk, from New Orleans for Havre, all
Brig John Freeman of Boston, Crowe Alexandria, Egypt
II days, with rags &c, TO order
Brig Dirk Hendrix Dutch, Prus Santos IS days with cof
q aud To
Brig Hooper (of Charleston Payne Campeachy 35days
with ogwood to Pavensted Co Has had head winds for
Brig Rush, Hooker Curacao % days. with salt to Kof
Persuhn Sept g. lat Is lon Is l5 spoke Brem schr Adler 10
las 18th lat % 80 lon s. 3d. spoke schr Hannibal Of Bangor
Brig Wndward, Gnn Arecibo, ls days. with sugar
Brig Penguin tB Inghan, Bermuda, days. in ballast
Brig Sultan, Pearson, Georgetown &C. days with naval
Schr William Frederk Dutch Wiser Trieste 80 days. and
10 days from Gibraltar with mdse 10 Duth Co It'll inst OF
Boston,
Schr Griffin of FAN River Borden Granada q days
schr Charles tof Harrington Dyer Jacksonville IA days
with yellow pine, to John Gichrist.
schr J French, Lyon, Virginia, days.
Schr Napoleon johnson Nays Landing dsys
schr Olivia Virginia Racket Ezabethport for Hartford.
scSr Marve Hunter NorwS dnys
Schr Mary Brockway, Griswod, Ropdout for Fall River
Steamer Ospray Kenney, Providence
BELOW
One ship aud one bark, unknown.
SAILED.
Steamships City Of Baltimore tBr), Liverpool Vanderbilt
Southampton and Havre Florida Savannah James Adger
Charleston; jamestown, Norfolk &C.
Wind Mt sunrise sw; meridian 8; sunset Sc
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The probability is from this time forward the average
mportaOns will become less and taper of to the end of
the year, is known that considerable stocks will
have to be carried after the close of the season.
Annexed We give tables showing the classification and
value of the goods entered thrown upon the
warehoused the past week. 1t will be that the
amount of woolen fabrics introduced amounted to
s572 604; cotton do to s274 ,4O3 silk do s244123;
flax 1892 47o and miscellaneous goods $5s 4o2 Total
81 49,, sos.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1869.


The following rs comparative statement Of the imports
OF foreign dry goods at New York the week and since
January L.
For the iptek. 1857 I4be lSb0
Thrown on market. sos,S2 l,OA,oie 1881 40
Since Jan. l.
Entered at the port. $50 SAT 300 As,7oals1 AH6,47
Thrown on market. 7S,tSoS67 6o,36l,922 949o6,677
From the above table will be that tho entries Of
dry goods at this port for the past week. wen the
amount thrown upon Ahe Market in excess Of those
for the same period in the two previous years. The
amounts since the LIST Of January continue to be largely
Of those for the period in 1867 and 1863 The
entries and Withdrawals the past week were less than
they the average for the four preceding weeks
as is shown by the following table,
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TIE ST. MARCEAUx 4 CO.'S
~ N CHAMPAGNE,
CARTE BLANCHE-CARTE MORE.
The undersigned beg leave inform the public that they
have appointed Mr. H. BATTER sole agent In ne
United States and Canada for their champagne Wines
DE ST. MARCEAUx 4 co, Reina
Referring 10 the above beg inform the trade hat haye
full supply of these wines Of the brands Carte Blanch0
Carte Noe from the eminent house Of Ne srs dc 81 Mar
ceaux Co. - - -
Carte Blanche possesses delicate fine favor Nore
These wines imported IN cases and nut up IN
very superior manner. =
HERMANN BATJER II Water street.
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mSTtdscs. 3T0O 10
The Reading Railroad, for the week ending October g.
brought down OO39 tons Of COAL total since January
Of 3l4 TONS against 7s9 the period last
year The schuykil Navigation Company brought down
1892 TONS making total tonnage this season OF 99 1885,
against e37 ,245 TONS
The Shipping list of to-day says
The ship builders of Maine must be very courageous
class OF citizens The present depressed condition Of
carrying trade the world may inspire others with
the utter unprotabeness of multiplying tonnage but
has no errors for them, proof Of which need only
mention the fact that there have been built since January
last or are now building at several ports fewer than
thirty six ships Of about 30 600 aggregate measure
barks Here is the bill of particulars, as derived from
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Decrease OF the week compared with that o. 5s13s ga
The following Is comparative sa.cncn; os the value
Of exports from the commencement ~ the year b
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DEMITTANCES TO ENGLAND,
n IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND WALL
UNioN BANK or LONDON,
BANK or LIVERPOOL,
NATIONAL BANK SCOTLAND,
BELFAST BANKING COMPANY, IRRIlNp,
In sums from 81 upwards
TAYLOR BROTHERS, Bsnhsrs
76Wkn street. n 7.
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THE CLOTHING TRADE
Retail prices current Of the season
EVANS
EXTENSIVE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
, 66 and 6S Fulton street.
Between Gold and CHI streets.
OyERCoATs.
rnot ovcrcoas.. 6to lS
SongreSs DeaVer
Plain black and coored beaver ............ 10 TO %
Good black cloth ffock coats. ............ ss,o ss
Fine black cloth frock OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. n II Il
The finest French cloth rock coats. .......... is 10 70
CASHMERE business coats IS 80 10 Sl2
BACK and fancy cashmere business pants 81 % 10
VESTS
Al the new styles OF silk yestngs - 30 70 -
csssme essi Ssne. ves: 25S
o"oSASie p"snesn Ncss wv
Cashmere suits to match sio sig Sis SIS sis ana ~
A''4 &C., &C. &C., &C., &C.. &c. &C., &c. &C., Co., Co.
&C., &C.. &c, &C., DO.
66 and Oh Fulton street
No. Maiden Lane,
New York,
Importers and wholesale dealers In
GUNS, CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE,
BRUSHES ssT TEsTFt MIX e0 %Sb scars,
(Wesley Richards celebrated guns
Cole agents for Eleys wadding and csrffidges
(bscWs army razos.