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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-16


MOTHERS LovE.-tIappy is he who
knows mothers love. What is so pure
The patriot expects fame, the friend sympa-
thy. and the lover pleasure. Even religion,
while she waters her faith NTH tears, looks
forward to the best fruits of her labord, and
her love. But mutual affection springs from
the heart, uninvoked by the wand of hope
unaduiierated by the touch of interest Its
object are the weak and woeful. 1t haunts
the cradle of infantile pain, or Loycrs near
the couch of the faint and the forsaken Its
sweetest smiles break through the clouds of
misfortune, and its gentlest tones rise amid
the signs of suffering and of sorrow. 1t is
limpid and lovely flow of Telling, which
gushes from the fountain head of purity
and COURSES the heart, through selfish designs
and sordid passiong immingling and uusulli-
ed. What is so firm? Time and misfor-
tune, penury and persecution, hatred and
intamy may roll their dark waves sucessively
over 1t, and still il smiles unchanged ; or the
more potant allurements of fortuneopulence.
and pride, power and splendor may WOO her,
and yet she is unmoyed; mother Gloves
and loves forever"
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DR.. G. n. SHOIES

yv,ur 0ihesFK or DISEASES or WOMEN
~, my l isag-iar Graduate Physician s.ive,s,s;.
g.es particular attention 70 y bos
NsTRGAL srsrr oheFsg from any daranee@ent Of tn
fortunes peculiar to the sex ei from the many
LUNAR MIXTURE
the NorfhIv S;Ss seeins for the purpose Of recpl.
years 3,s slesness vhish have used a. ~
ommen',ia most unbranded success m tns st ten
- f. --sieh + sufficient. -s i"HoSlng rec
ishinv - n even IN extreme css.s 4.
Ihsve hunSra, journal Of Am Nh Se.sa
resgs hut for os;p private assurance Of the ssm. hs
the public A's reasons cannot place them 49, 49,
Eases Of olztras, salng known for the purose an, :.
surely nro alter all other means bsx eaa IN
all cases or ~ ',s ssa eisel cure L. euarsntas III
and perfectly al :, WI 3 refunded Purely vss N
Of sy one II ~, purchase any medicine o; th;s
and Drops are si~s;. me country for sale suoh p1
wish 70 remain nnTses and pleasant rooms ~ a.,
address Dr. G N sII,sI AZ ~ ""0
oos'on, June % lss.1 - - Ceurt Street Boston
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-16

ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA IN A New
PHAsE.-The Post Office in this city was
thrown into state of great excitement dav
before yesterday, by the strange antics of
a negro woman, who had just received
letter or package from one of the general
delivery clerks. The woman was wringinc
her hands, screaming and acting like one in
a crazy fit. Upon being questioned, she
pointed TO lively little green adder that
was rapidly wriggIine across the floor TO-
wards the door,
The African Cleopatra, ii appears, has
Mark Antony living in the State of Georgia.
Like their most ilustrious predecessors.
their social relations have not been of the
most satisfactory description. But the sooty
Antony was, nevertheless, quite as deeply
enamored of his Cleopatra as was his Ro-
man prototype, and being unable TO possess
her, he resolved that no one else should.
SO he caught an adder, enclosed it in a
pasteboard box and forwarded it 10 the oh.
lect OF all his troubles. She, upon receiy-
ing it, was slightly surprised at hearing a
hiss in the box, and almost Instantly the
green head, glttering eyes and barbed
tongue of the aforesaid adder shot up before
her astonished gaze. She dropped the box
with degree of celebrity analogous to that
with which cat will drop hot potato, and
set up hideous yell, which caused the con-
sternaton mentioned, Chicago Times, Oct.
"a.
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From The American Agricuitnrist.
Plan of Sheen House.

l have shed 20x30 all inclosed, excep,
10 feet in front which is left open. It is
inclosed with boards running up and down.
and cracks an inch wide are left between
each two boards, to give free circulation of
air. All around the inside Of the BUILDING
Except at the doors,) A inches inside Of
the principal sill, is another sill framed in
so as te leave its top 6 inches lower than
the top OF the outer one. On this space ne
A inches ] lay a plank floor. Two feet
from the outside of the floor have 2x4
scantling put up about ~ feet apart toe
nailed to the floor, and spiked to joists above.
A board or plank inches wide is spiked
'on to these uprights, and q feet high, a
2x4 strip is also spiked to the scantlinps.
Upright boards inches wide are nailed to
the plank, and to this strip, leaving space
inches wide between each two boards.
The center OF the shed, inside of the inner
sills on the floor is left l foot lower than
the top Of the sill.
Put the hay in behind the scantlipe and
boards, and the sheep jump up on to the
foor, and put their heads through the 7
nnch spaces between the boards and eat
when they attempt to step back and mil
the hay out, they step off the floor and at
once abandon it. In this way they are pre-
vented flom pulling the hay out under
their feet, and no matter how many sheen
are led, they will not waste a pound Of bav
during the winter. put my hay in the
loft Of this building, leaving holes in each
corner for putting !. down, and in winner
ing 90 sheep every Winter, the saving and
convenience pays for the building. I stacl
wheat straw in the yard, keep them b.,
themselves with free access TO water and
never have poor sheep, though feeding
nay but once day. L. S. KETcurM
Uayae Co., N. y.
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To Town Liquor Agents

NE undersigned Commissioner for the saloo,,,
issd Ass"t os ci,s Is now allowed by law to II.
States keep on hand large assortment e New hs
Domestic LIQUORS which are all analysed Sy
ma s,,shlo ~ 20 Jaw, and CERTIFIED by ain "a Ie
poses and sold in large small quant.ss 'nsnca W.
price Agents may be assured OF oItsinI,Na uniks,
ysansnssa psryl and at as low cash pr. ,aqSoa
oe optaiheu ELSEWHERE. uey "a
,o, EDWARD p PORTER. Comm.,.
tS9'ol Y Custom House street 'ss%nOnsi
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VT. valley Railroad.

NOTICE On and after WEDNESDAY May 2, 1850, Pas
scngr Traius will Bellows Falls, for DNttleboro
at 90 A. N, aud 24g and returning leave Brattebo
no ut 10 Az a, N. mud 4 80 Z, ",
Freight Train leaves Bellows Falls ut 40 A. NJ and Brat
tlcboro at / 80 L. NJ,
The two passenger trains this route connect South
with the Vt Mass aud Connecticut River Railroads, to
Springfield Hartford New Haven and BRIDGEPORT direct TO
New ork On the North with the Rutland Burlington
sullivan Vt Central Vermont Canada Connecticut and
Rivers Railroads. forming direct communication
with WHITEHALL Saratoga and Schenectady St Johnsbuy
White Mountains burlington and Rouses Point, og-
dcnsburr and Montreal. NJ SL0AT, Supt,
May 2, 1860. 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-16
DR.. C.. n. SHOLES,
ccfic infirmnry, 1871 Court Street,
II q u q n MASS


BOSTON, MASS.
Having given my undivided attention the last fifteen
years TO the treatment of the geRitoiaay organs and
having had large practice in this speciality claim the
best possible advantages for treatment the world has We,
discovered.
have been advised by many of our best medical to
advertise my remedies for the people generally the
faet that those who most my dare not ask
friend where TO direct them.
To rHE lMPorESr AND DEBrLrArED-SPERMA roR RHgA on
SEMINAL WEAKNESS divide into three stages
list NIGHTLY EMISSIONS, which my Eclectic Life Drops
viii cure IN very short time, without failure
I'd. DAILY DISCHARGES. There are more cases of this
than the world Is Of Some of the symptoms are
hghcoored and seanty excavations from the bladder
smarng sensation attending it, sometimes with turbid
sediment and at Others ms-ike appearance have an
alyzed many specimens Of this nature in cases have
found traces of Semen and Abumen which IL sure 10
produce death as Consumption unless Is checked by med
cal treatment,
LOOK TO IN IIsE.
ID Loss or MUSCULAR POWER Such cases NAV be eured
BY similar If the patient in otherwise toerabe
health. ~
Iest French Preyentves at low prices
See my advertisement in the Herald and Won can
learn more full description of such cases.
Address Q. ii. sH0LEs NJ. D. 1877 Court Street Boston
Boston, June &c, 1860. 2s-25
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-16

HE iSouIsIrlvE YASkEE.-A gentle
man riding in an eastern railroad car. which
was rather sean1y supplied With nassen-
gers, observed on the seat before him ,e.n
slab-sided Yankee; every feature of bis
FACE seemed to ask question, and little
circumstance soon proved that he possessed
more "'nqnisitive mind" Before him
occupying an entire seat, sat lady dressed
an deep black, and after shifting his pos;.
ton several times, and maneuverinr 10 %,
an opportunity TO look into her face bs q,
sength caught her eye
I'm affliction?'
es, SIR responded the lady.
: Pa-rant Father or motber2.
NO, SIR"
hid, perhaps?-bo or girl?"
No, sir, not child, have no ch;IJren
husband, then, expect?"
Yes was the curt answer.
Hum '-cholery pa tradin' man NAV
he?v "' may
hdshand was a seafsring man--fie
Captain OF vessel he didn't die of cboler,
he was drowned"
20, drowned, Ell. pursued die inou;.;,o,
hes'iating for brief instant. Saved his
ciia2"
es, the vessel was saved, and mu bus-
bands effects" said tie widow.
Was they Z" asked the Yankee hi
face Frightening up "Pions man?-
lie was a m mbrr of the Me,bsl;-,
church"
The next question was little de.xed
%: il zane
Dent yoa think yea ave greaf cause 10
De thankful that ne was a pious. man .,a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-16
MRS. WILSON'S
G o C o A N u T OIL
HAIR DRESSING.

hfs wilson's Hair Dressing is put up in large bot,le.
ana retas Tor " cts per bottle and for dressing IN,
mar oil any person. young DID, there is no, II. coma, in
'he world 1t will make the hair everything Won wish !,
10 De- and moreover, it has perfume that Is -ipen,,.
70 any OF the fashionable extracts either foreign
or American which alone should ente !. to place on
every lsdy's toilet table
Use the Regeneration before RETIRING a, ,;aA.
IN the mornins apply little OF the Dressing md ,o
% "nl pe sven more hfeike in color and beanie
nothing on your hair but these prerara,ions "a
good healthy head Of hair rant 20"
-. nan1aetared and sold at wholesale by Henry WI
be addresfed. - a." ietters should
f0f sale BY 0. F. Woods, Bellows Falls, Vermont.
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Parlor, Office and Roy S,or..
New Feed Cutter,

FINHE subscriber having purchased III. r,yh, a.,
- TURF and sell In Windham County, W " Hoa-
fatent Feed Cutter, would give notice that be NV
to furnish the same NY Aat
Tue htentlon OF Farmers and all who have s,o.. 4. 4.
Is invited to this Machine the best aud eheape, 49,
cutting hay, straw eorn-staks In use M h
rangement, efficient in execution, and not lable -
OF repair IL is selffeeding. and can be guaSej !. ~
the feed from one-haf inch to three inches il snr
Bellows Fall August /, 1860 'gsh
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Bellows Fails erist M;n

III nsaloss fells tiFist Mn has been ,hor,,.,,
hol,inz -, anasned With No surlsr ~, sspA.r-
aiisnon ana al custom susiness shan have IAN ioI
sept 10Th, lsso
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SPRUCE CLApRnSnns

SFNOCE CLAPBOARDs.
n for sale BY. my Ol' p9oards' OF good quality,
Bellows Fails, July q .Isse %Nsis & WILSON.
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saved his clist :"

saved his chist :"
81 do said the widow abruptly, and
turned her head 10 look out of the window.
The iudeerigaJle pump" changed lis
position, held the widow by his glittering
eye once more, and propounded one more
query, ia little lower tone, with his head
slightly inclined forward, over the back OF
the seat; "was'you calculating to get mar
red again"
Sir" said the widow indignantly, "you
are impairment And she left her seat
and took another on the o'her side Of the
car.
"'Pears 20 be a little huffy " said the
'netable bore, turning TO our narrator be-
hind hun; =" She needn'. be mad don't
wan, to hur, her feelings. What did they
make you pay for that umbrella you've got
IN your hand! It's a real poorly one"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-16

sons Hair Regeneration and Hair Dre..ing ,ha .,,
aa..es o. AZ mar preparations. have in MANY in
stances known them to restore the hair wher. i h.s
laen on remove daDdr, the hair to ~ or;si
eolor' cure entirely the most painful +,
some instances most serious humnr. per.onau 1h ~
been sharer in several Of these b.nests '' nafe
Rev HENRY HILL, Manchester. N. II
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-16
USE THE BESTv'
MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR

The Regeneration is put up in two sizes, and
retails for so cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles arc much the
cheapest
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-16

u.s.n. ~ 90. November.
=, Mksshs HENRY p WILSON L Co.: have used Won,
har Regeneration and Hair Dressing and have recejys
ga dement, from them. deem the articles worthy IN
hsh commentator, and eheerfuly recommend them ~
m WI" want TO restore gray hair its original coor ar
;,hy VINO are troubled with dandrua or dtsarreeaha
falling from the head. "'f'e hah Is
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l. That it is suitable to all classes of readers
Statesmen. Professional men, Philosophers,
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g That in il may be found the cream of all
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3. II contains more reading matter than any
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5. That it is the cheapest publication Of the
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ESPECIAL NOTICE TO AGENTS.

@. @. EVANS, having purchased the stere.
0type plates, copyrights, etc, Of the "Prinee oil
the House OF David ,''"Pillar Of Fire." etc.
would eau the attension Of agents to these tru-
ly valuable WORKS.
"THE "PRISsE OF THE HoUsE or DAVID" is
one Of the most popular and best selling books
ever published. Over 10000 copies have
been sold, tair to outrivsl the "Pilgrim's Pro-
gress," or any other similar work.
THE s'PILLAR OF FiRE," By the same author,
ID now meeting with q rapid sale, over 10000
copies have been sold since its publication, and
a. . companion 70 the "Prince of the House OF
David" every reader Of tAat book should pur-
chase q copy.
"THx RncoRDs or THE REVOLUTIONARY w Al, /"
is book Of great inteBest and gives a vast
amour Of information relative TO the Soldiers
Of the Revolutien, and is an invaluable book
Of reference for the descendants Of its heroes
and ell who are interested in Pension Claims.
Land Warrants, ETC., etc.
The most liberal inducements are offered 10
Agents, and upon addressing the publisher ev-
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SEND FOR A CATALOGUE
Address GEORGE g. EVANS
PUBL1sHm,
Ssschsstuut ssrsst. Philsdslphia, Pa
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Brnce's New York TYpe-FomdrI.

Bruce'S New York Type-FsHndry,
HAS now on hand Al Immense stock Of
IL Roman Type, Fancy Typ,
Copperplats Script. SsrmAn TyR
Music Type, Ornaments,
Chess and Checker I ypS, Borders,
Brass and Metal Rules, Loads,
Brass and Electro. CiIslss and ElIipsss,
Labor Saving Rules, Corner ausAs
Metal Furniture, etc.
The types are all cast by steam power ron
the hard metal peculiar 10 this Foundry. IL
unequalIed rapidity in the process Of sastin.
enables me 10 sell these more durable types a
the lowest prices Of ordinary types, SithSr Il.
cash or credit
Presses, Weed Type, Ink, Casss, Sticks, e.
furnished at the manufacturers lowest prices
A specimen pamphlet Of Fonts Of Letter only
and prices. mailed 70 printing o6hess, on the re-
ception Of seven cents, 70 prepay the postage
Printers Of Newspapers Who choose to pnblia.
this advertisement, including this note. tire
tines before the lEt day Of August, 1883, ans
forward me one Of the psperS, will Be allouss
their bills, At the time Of making . pzrshas
from me Of Ave times the anounsof ny nA1a
fastares.
Address, GEoRoE RUOg,
IS. Chambers sEsst, New YsEk.
JanS So AoSSs ~.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

In tia District Court oftks First Judicial Dis.
trist Of Kansas Territory, sitting pithiH and
for Doniphan County, for the trial Of esKsss
srisiRe undeT the laDs Of ssi8 Territory
february Sd, A. d. 1860.
c SS''Se' e e. j. pssl., r-ee;o.ur.
SylvanuS Dustin 4 Mortgage.
A. Ksaton.
ON this day came the plaintiffs, by thsir at
" torleY, Cyrus Leland. and fled their afi-
davit, stating that the defendant, Dustin, is q
nonresident, and cannot be served with sum
mons in said Territory; it is therefore ordered
by the Clerk in vacation, that the said defend
ant, Sylvanus Dustin, be notified, by publication
being made in the White Cloud Chief a week
ly newspaper, published in the town of White
Cloud, in said County and Territory, for six
successive weeks, of the tendency of this suit,
the object of which is to obtain judgment for
the sum of Four Hundred Dollars, and inter-
est thereon from the 9th day of April, A. D.
1859, at the rate Of eight per sent. per annum,
and the foreclosure Of certain mortgage, &C.;
and that unless he appear on or before the sixth
day of April, A. D. 1860, and plead, answer or
demur to the plaintiffs petition fled herein,
Judgment may be rendered accordingly, and his
property sold to pay the same.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said Court,
at ONCE, in the town of Troy, this Sd day OF
February, A. d. 1860.
JAS. r. WHITEHEAD, Clerk.
8y SAMUEL D. BENsHT, D. C.
February 9, ls60-6W.
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Hark We! Hark We!
STONE MASONRY.

HIHE subscriber, being an experienced Stone
L Mason, and having located at White Cloud,
takes this method Of informing the public that
III ;ohs In his line, such as building Foundations
walls. Arches, and also Cisterns. In all such
vsrk he has had much experience, and Hatters
5;nsalfth.t he can turn outjobs inferior to no
sther mechanic In the Territory. Orders are
rs6psesfally solicited.
iuls 10, se.tf. o. Q. WHITNEY.
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J. c. SCOTT,
Attorney at Law & Land AGENT

SENECA, NEMAHA CO, KANSAS.
GPECIAL attention paid to the Collection
~ of Claims in Nenaha, Marshall and Brown
Counties.
REFERENCES:
BErLER L WILLIAMS, White Cloud, Kansas.
v. ID. MARKHAM, d"
JAMES CARGILL & Co., st. Joseph, Mo.
HoN. SAMUEL r. CURTIs, Keokuk. Iowa.
E. B. HALE, Banker, Cleveland, Ohio.
HoS. DANIEL R. TILDEN, "
MUSN, GILL 4 Co., Chicago, Illinois.
r. u. ToERET, Dist. Crk, Nemaha Co., K. T.
july II, 59-ly.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that letters Of
IN Administration were granted to the under
signed, by the Probate Court of Doniphan
County, bearing date of January sth, 1860, on
the Estate of Elvira c. Peck, deceased, late OF
said County. All persons having claims against
the said Estate, are hereby notified to present
them for allowances, within one year after the
date of said letters, or they may be precluded
from any benefit of the Estate; and if not pre-
scented within three years after said date, they
will be forever barred.
GEORGE II. ROBB, Administrator.
feb. I6, 60-3W.
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81. Louis Markets.

Wheat, $I3O@l.4o. Corn, 55@S7c. Oats
vase. Flour. 2 sack, $2.s5@3. Barley
a. Rye, sOe. Hemp, $l25@lS2. Whisky
lsSe Hides, flint, 141k@l41zc; green salt
s,s1Ie. Potatoes, 6o@75cy Onions, $l.l0
Timothy Seed, $23O@2.5O; Clover, $4.75
Hungarian. Zoe; Flax-seed, $1.l5. Dried Ap-
Ess, si.55; Peaches, $40. Beans, Soc.@$l
Coffee, I2@I31zc. Sugar, 7@71zc. Mes
Pork, tI7@l7.25; Shoulders, 715c.; Hams
lOiIe. Lard, IOHe. Butter. s@l2c. Eggs
IO. Gunnies, H1z@I6c.
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Try Wards Telegraph Tonic!

(WHICH never fails to sure! Warranted,
w iftaksn a, cording to directions, TO effect
a cure. The proprietor can produce thousand
certificates to those who wish to see them, but
does not think it necessary to display them, a.
the medicine will recommend itself, n given .
trial. Try It once, and satisfy yourself.
Warranted perfectly Vegetable and harmless.
For sale by Shrevs L Macy, White clouGi
and BY Dealers everywhere. All orders muss
be addressed to ". w. WARD, Mansion
House, LeaVenWorth City, Kansas. General
Agent for KGHsaS, Nebraska, and the Western
States. jsly 81, SS-3R.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
William R. Pye
vs.. Civil Action.
c. L, Ross.


VIE said c. l. Ros, defendant IN the ,hov.
= aetsn, viii take notice dat an action has
zen commenced before me, William Drake. a
co"S. Q. The Peace Of Irving Township, Brown
- S0u9ty, 4 T., on the 9Th day Of March, IsoO.
.ne non payment ofa certain note of hand
J.; eutsd BY said defendant in favor Of said
s.., iOr the sum Of Sc 50-Ie0, with interest
sS ,' a nncs the llth day of September. 1858,
S.u1t e OF percent. per month, PAYABLE on
: iItA day Of October, isss; and il appearing
H. ~ anoaTit oil said plaintiff, By his attorney,
~, Pnonai service cannot be made on the
isof tsG': se having removed beyond the lin
uUbE. Ss Territory, 10 is therefore ordered that
ssSSEssaaOn be made in the White Cloud chief,
S,.a 'aeo IN the city Of White Cloud, K. r, for
sss,sSs0 n.seusiEs weeks, and unless said de-
nSt;.N answer, plead or demur 70 plaintiff's
s,sS s % Or before the Let day Of ApFil, 1851,
IA in1It petition viii be taken a. confessed,
neAtrendered accordingly.
RFv WILLIAM DRAKE, J. p.
NJ ALLEY, Attorney FOR Plaintiff.