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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

GA iANfH COMPLAINT. Eiil1or sSzss. nEAp4oEk, 40
There never hss oeen CATuART1e nleilcfps
oiersd To the public that has given such entire at
i-frcticn ~ Aciesn's Griser~al Pills
irihg entirely vegetables, th.y are perf~x<s, snr.
Cent AM can e taken - tie s.ost telsr ffsut. 70
pronIs and powerful Ia removing al Rioa. s~S.,-
nnis scaa OF impure feiid matter from the stomach
In fact. they the only pill. ihst .Aea b. 49,. IA
maiariocs Districts
Ahey produce no gr,IfBg. slckn--- 81 pain In IA.
stomach OF eoweis, tb"ugh very scre AMI -earuis.g
ln Their operation, promoting healthy sscrstions 81
the liver and kjdneys Wlo viii suf.er fro,s 4
hess, headAche and foul stomach, when - chesp a
remedy can be ootsiuedi Keep them .s,aaltly on
sAna. = snkle dose taken IN season. may prerenl
hours, days and months Il Sickness AL = r pr a
H. hei~an's Universal Pills. Take no ,sh.r n~ips
oostec, they are ta-tsiers. Price ollr :. os.,. -.
'' "o can 'e s..' ~ bal te any part u Tie 4 :
J. H. McI.kAS, Sole Prorrtst..-
Caner 90 Third aud Pin. -. :,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

w AR TIM E S /!
No MORE CREDIT .
Goods Must be Paid For on Delivery
WE HAVE ALWAYS AIMED To Do
A Cash Business [!

", ~ have made great many accounts, 9th no
-Peesned time Of credit, 70 be paid ~hen s.ch az
counts were prcseuted, the AGGREGATE Of srs'H
Drsrs ao~ AMOUNTS 10 sEyERN. THOUSAND
DLLAhs' many Of them long standing. To he
kept cot Of tbs ssoneF IN she-e ScoRcnIxs
Iisfs, puts as To serioas lpconyeuienos ana We
most urgently request everybody Indebted 70 ~.
70 make immediate payment ifney casf pay ga.
pay JArrf aad arrange ns b0lanee a. sooa n. y,.-
'filsi We shsIl give Paysicasar Aasafsoa 70 The
oiAeris9 q thea D,tt-. Al The ss-a- tim. ~e
have determined loa D..rldefgy ihsl We win make
No s6,e socos.,ts and FROM thu ,iras We intend 70
log clo-es Csrsk Eussness E0a e1~r!
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04
WOOD! WOOD!

DY order Of the Board of School Trustees, am
ID authorized 10 receive scaled proposals for the
delivery Of sxtv cords Of good seasoned beech SUI
gar and hickory fire wood four feet long, 10 be de-
versd AZ the four several School Houses in this city,
by the FIRST day Of November next.
Proposas will be received at the star Grocery
until saturday the 18th inst. The wood j. 10 be all
split wood no links will be received
JOHN RErNHARD.
Terre- Haute, Aug. :. dw3w
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04
uo>t Deiiesous a DeisghsfuI Cor
dial l.ser Taken!

NhE THOUSANDS upon thous
i shds wllo are daily using NcIrm's sHrBgfbsn-
tns Cordial. csrtily that Il j. zl,-alutiy an hsll-
hie relnedy Tor rena',inx and iNfl0oRATING ~
shattered and distressed system, purifying suc en-
rishing he hisrt--r.sts.rinx ne .ick suf.lins a.
valid -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

THE fIrm Of Grover a. Fairchild.
Il IA. been dissolved BY mniaai consent. AL
settlements must 10 made with Joseph Grcvcr al
that j. due 70 ssld fra i 10 be PAID him. end sh
Indebtedness q the arm d 70 be paid by him
1DSEPH GROVER
CHARLES FAneCHnD.
yaae u. issi -lr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

Delay ils< nolneiil a . warranted 4. nv. .t.l..
oot- IL VIII cure any disease 81 The kidn~x. Ws-,a
o. Bladder; Painting, Ohsiructea ReD.trus.ia. 81
ns o. The Won't bsrrsuness Of sny diseases sr,,Ins
fren chrcrie ~ >srvons Debility Il j. ar 1,f.I sl
remedy --~'''N
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

fuFnE u 40 susTAKE A3orrIr
Il wsll cure liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Tlsfstae.
10 sentsry. headeche. depression II sp;rlfs IevsT
~nc ASee. inward F~v~r. Rad Breath a. snf is.es.-
- tne LIVER, steulnch o. Bowels
aud sis.,rssl-f -
i-Aahs. q soe want the tocrs - health a. sne.ls
tofoaf eheehs again l-tLen 20 Al oncs and rrs
NeiEAN-s SiRENGTHESiSs cosn.r .~,,
BLOOD HmF1ER.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04
BOOKS.
DISSOLUTION.

rI'HE firm Of crannell A keyr. has BEEN lie css
a dissolved by mutual consert. The business n
be continued the same place usual ~ n. keyss
who will also settle al claims against fne firm, AMI
70 whosa al clslus. a. ssif firm are - ~ paid.
n. KEYEs.
}. >. CkASNELr-
Aug u. isGl-dl-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

~hich ws Ar. ersrlnE st r<ices e snlt The times
eS- Yrd ard essce or Lsisfetfs street, softh e
Csnsl. Tsrrs-Ilsufs. Ind
ar Al crtsr- ss,.nses 10 prarps'y
tEiy -. an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-03

rFHEApAcHE the vorite sign by which males
known any deviation from the natural Of tho
brain viewed 10 this light may be looked on sae-
til too late reinedied and is indications
should be Headaches may De cased under
two names viz: Symptomsc and Idiophatic symptomatc
Headache exceedingly and Is the precursor Of great
variety of diseases aInong which Apopexy Gou Rheo1s
tism ebre diseases In ts form II IS sy2a-
ths,c of disease OF stomach constituting s Aete Of
hepac disease constituting bilious headaehe OF worms eons
patton and other disorders the bowels well renal and
uterine affections DISEASES Of the heart frequently at
tended with Headaches Ansmia and Plehors are also aee
is also very common being usually distngaished By the
name headache sometimes coming suddenly In
tate Of apparently sound health aud prosrang at tho
mental and physical ges and In other instances
sovy by depression of spirits Gcerbity Of temper
In most instances pain in the front Of the mead
or both eyes, sometimes provoking vomiting Under ths
class mav slso be named Neuralgia -
For the treatment OF either class OF Headache the Cepha
ps have bep found sure aud remedy relieving the most
acnte uans In few minutes and its subtle power eadicapg
the diseases OF " hch Headache is the utterng index
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Now READY
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THE greatest Story and Sketch Paper of the sge),
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The ANALGAxATioS OF LAssUAsBs.-There Is o growing
other languages and after while 70 incorporate them into
thus word Cephaic which h from the Greek sify
ing the head" becoming popuzed 10
with Mr Spadings great Headache Remedy bat 1t win b
used general way and the word Cephac win become
s Eectrotype and many others whose distinction
foreign words has been away by usage until they
seem native and to the manor born"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-03

BRIDeKraissus wants yon TO send her boz Of Cepahe
iepo bottle of Prepared Pllsbn I'm thinking that's
Just neither but perhaps yen be aiter knowing what it ~
Ye nigh dead and with the SICK eadcbe and
wants some Of that ssme IS relaived her oefoe
DRuGGisT-You mean SpaIding's CePhalic fi.is ,
BRlpsET-Och. sure and you've sed IL here's tho
opsher and Civ me the Pills. and don't be all day sboot 1t
aiiher
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Twenty MLLIoSs OF DOLLARS sAvEn:-Mr spaJdins hss
sold millions of bottles Of his celebrated Prepared Oise and
that bottle saved least dollars worth u
broken furniture thus making aggregate Of twenty nio on
dollars reclaimed from total loss by this valuable invention
Having made his Glue household word he proceeds do
the world still greater service by curing s the schng teads win
his Cephac Pills and If they good bis Glue beadshes
viii soon vanish away like snow In July.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-03

~ Own EXCITEMENT. and the mental and anxiety
10 business study the
numerous OF Headache The disodeed state Of
mind and body incident this distressing complaint fatal
blow energy and ambition. Sufferers by this disorder can
always speedy relief from these distressing attacks By
nps Cephsc Pills whenever the
ee,s che oyessked brain and soo,hes the strained ard jar
the tension OF the stomach which always
sggavses the dsordeed condition o the tsn.
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A REAL BLESSING.

PAyr,eiGa-Well, Mrs. Jones how IL that hssdaebe'
Mrs Doctor oil the pill you cert cured
cnty minutes and wish you would send more 20
Physician-You can get any Druggists Can for
Cephsc PILLS. hnd they fail, and recommend them Ia
all Of headache
Ms one,-I shall send for box directly and shall e OIL my
suffering rends for they re1, ble's'Hs
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'ARpLY REALIZED.

Hi ad orrbe 'eadsche this hateoon hand stepped into
the hspoheeat band hi 70 the ps Can y0a hesss ne
ingy' says hand that gave Cephalic PIN band
pon cured quick that ady realized al sd sd
N 'eadache.
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New.York, Harlem and Albany Railroad
IMPORTANT CHANGE IN EXPRESS TRAINS.
On and after Monday, Dec. a. 1850, Express Train FOR
ALBANY connecting with the NewYork Central Railroad
and Northern Railroad will rom and arrive at Tryonrow,
near City Hail. NewYork. Leave q. m 10 m and A:1o
p.
Cars from 26hst Station at 7:9o M, 1923 %
and 4:45
Tickets sold and baggage checked through to all points
essnt rooms provided for passengers at the yia
Station. JOHN BURCHILL, Asst Superintendent.
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Z" ALL SHOWED up on New Years Eve
N Story for the New Year commences IN me hoUoH
HOLD JOURNAL No. 10. This week Now ready
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Ggy,T DscoyKRY-Anong the most i'm porant Of all tho
ea medical discoveries age be considered the
TEN Of vscsnson protection from Small PoI the Ce6sc
Pill for relief Headache and the Of Qunre for the
ysnton Of Feve either of which specific whose
benefits viii be experienced by suffering humanity ioDg sfeS
their iiscoyerers forgotten.
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VNHE HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL
Il No I6 This week Now Ready. Price Jcents' soid oy
all News agents.
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Gperial Notires.
Love Of Strong Drink
CURED BY
DIR. ZELL'S REMEDY.

Yor sale at No. 60 DivsOnst, Mrs BEACHs, No 9li Sth
av KewYork and Mrs HAYESS No 10 faiton-st' br0ok
kp Price 81
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A Patent House Broom.

A Patent House Broom.
EASE AND ECONOMY COMBINED. . .>,, ,>,,,n
EVERYBODY SHOULD TRY ONE
by d. NJ SMITH No 90 Maiden Lane and sold
by 1rocers and Housefurnishers
~ AGENTS WANTED
Burdsals Arnica Liniment, when all else has failed
cures Rheumatism Neuralgia Wounds Stiff Joints Ulcers, and
all external pains and injuries Pnce25 cents "a Beekman
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70 have tho SICK Headache Do remember
the hrob5ng temples the eveTed the lcehiDg and diu
the sight OF food! How totally unht you wee for pleasure
conversation study One Of the Cephac Pills woad bavs
relieved you from all the suffering which then experienced
For this and other purposes should always bese eoa @
them on hand 10 . occasion requires.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-03

"VINHE NEW YEARS NIGHT" OF AN uN-
No. 10. This week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-03
TINUE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW
No. CXC.-FoK JASUAKY, 1861.

THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW
L No CXC-foE JASUAKY, 1861.
CONTENTS
ApTlCLy L-Cotton and the Cotton Trade
II--Guseppe 0enbaldi
uI-Tempofsl Power Of the Church
N-s.r William Hnmiltons hetaphy sici-
V-Chares Robert Leslie
VL-lllumiIsiiug Gas.
NII--Trubners Guide 10 American Lir.slme.
VIII.-HRlam a Historian.
IX--Thr o. ford Clergyusn's Attack on Chi,ta4iiy
X.-Recent French Lite. .aiure.
XI.-IIuutiue in the HimaiayA
NgI-Tischendorfis Discoveries In The East.
XIII.-CriticAl Notices.
XIN.-Sew Publications
THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW has now attained us
Ih number youfne having been published without IN
tsmon 80 II l. fsr the oldest AmeTicsn pc
riodcal literature and science and It's rep
ton sad maintained both IN tbs country ard IN
Europe the leading Journal of the United States within M sP
pIopTise department.
Among s editor, aud contributors found most Of our ei
Of letters Of al pas and sec aud nom al port ons
chsrneer preserving neutEy upon s domestic o, be
tween various RELIGIOUS ecis and I'D political ts "ul aiming
defend the general doctrues o. Chsianiy and
pruciprs cf TepIh ius'ions its articles
,re frequently rpuhished anh referred TO In knrand and
,rsussted into language authoritative eIpo'
ton of American opinion Republican yet oouseyaiye In the
tone believed outbuied essentially toward the
formation aud gtidsucr of this opinion.
The Review published thr hf Of January, Apr, Jolly
and October in numbers o neafy three hudfed page each
IS
new volume commences with the present number.
CROSBY, NICHOLS, LIE Co, Publishers.
No. III Msshucfon-st.. Boston
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VIII be sent TRE, oy PosTsGs recep, o. price.
d. APPLETON 8 Co, Publishers,
Nos. 80 ard as Broadw,J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-03

F,cT WORTH KNowISs.-spadiDss Cephslie Pis are GER
Sick Headsche Nervous Headache CostiveDess
aud General Debility.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-03

ISE1 LINDSAY & BLAkISTON's
OOl. PHYSICIANS VISITING LIST FOR li6i .
Price or IS Psieui., Cloth Flexible 20
Pfe, for q Patients Leather with Tucts......... -
80 -. "a p.,isn. Clolh
Ptrs or Pa lens Leather with 81 20
p,ie a. 100 rr,ssuts vel iTgcks...............
Prrc fof 100 Paiieui, Yos. 20
fsFHnLKASED SDirtos
Price or p Patients Neckly bound Ia cloth -
prf. for - Patients Weekly, bound in Tucks with Pock
Prr of ~ Nccly. bound In Clot........:. 90
Price 81 Patients Weekly, bound IN tucks With Poos
For sale IN New lork by 5. ;. : w. WOOD, broadway
PHINNEY BLAKEMAN MASON, and other hoosscilefs
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Chances for Bnsiness Men.

TO PRINTERS - For SALE CHEAP. II
Il PRINTING OFFICE in good locality, doing good basi
with the composition paper and coed job aud
uook viii be sold loI LSt it, cost. lnqulre OF
> W. ;. RANDOLPH, No. 80 Ann-st.
OUARrZ ROCK MILL and portion Of fPATENT
( FOR SAIECopceded the very beat for red, cling gold
bea rocA and ether hard substances to mpapabs powder,
with shifting grinding surfaces.
sOIThwiCK WOOD. No. o2 Ns,ssust.
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ssI IFE IN THE ARCTIC REGIONS"
in fnl An The HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL this week.
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PPLETOYs OFFICIAL RAILWAY GUIDE

Containing n Time Tsbes Of al the Rawsys Of the nited
States tie CauAdas and lc Maps explaining o. ssace
how the traveller l. 10 proceed. Price p cents
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New.York Club skates

PREMIUMS AWARDED BY VARIOUS STATE FAIRS.
The vice like pressure the foot avoided wood and e,.her
SspeDsed with he Skate secured to the foot without
ssps by beautiful piece Of mechanism hich admits o.
Traction psnsion a. desired.
No. Z. PsIk
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for the 4oli6aps.

AT C. G.. LEIGH's China Hall, No. SOB Broad
"A way door Ball. Black Co. the balance OF the
holiday GOODS will be sold THIS DAY at lO1 o'clock:
Dinner Tea IN China all kinds of Glassware Plated
houseIeepefs VIM. MYERS, Auctioneer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-03

GAVE YOUR FURS.--One of the most econ0m
- cal thirg. hard times is DELANOS MOTH PROOF
TRUNKS 20 proec, oolcLs FuT. &c. Corner BstokeE aC
Hsinmond-sia, formerly No. % Gold st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-03

BEAUTIFUL JAPANESE GOODS, LAC
I'D QJTERED WARE, CHINA, &c. Please call and examine
them ROWLAND JOHNSON, No 81 Besver-st
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~ TAIL-LECOMTEs No 236 Greenwieh-st., has hand
large ssortmen OF Confectionery for the HohdayL just
satysd an invoice of Bon Bons Paste, Doys 10
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-10-30
ss<s 9 ss,'.s 80 From Vanity. Fair, :
The Aichmond Msrket, as We Rema. X ii


In Richr,opd. says The Enquirers stbspon
is very scarce. and the recelpfs from The
country light, owing TO the difitstsy oi
transportation. y z4,ia i..,,sg tigs.T
In and around Washington, on the
ooptrers, bacon, ihersoidiers say, isIsthef
too sbuudant. And the receipts from tht
(Soothern) cou0tfy are decidedly dark
ewing 70 thss.EansPaftalion ghsiegs ..eoa
trabend 'zaig "a
lsaPiees,n niu' Kiehmond t''srs very.iF
regular" isais - 80 9 eI's1 a4'g
~ Of pfieess were hfslloWlhgnath srrasss
sxampls OF General p, of Missouri
With. u.s. sow.; trsss srss edcouasgiligis
On ,hs Increase, bns ere .psit vii sssox
"T6s stock of cofse. la sls,R ,RlchinOads
10 nearly yexhsnsisdi'aLA .s7oslt7Ssa gdat
Well, let them fall bank onAthe patt
disidsnda..i Or f6t tala tratilat Is fsf, their OF
psrissss 10 ssld, ,niss sps.si.,iols should
~ sssf q '.s
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-10-30
Nosics 10 Township Trustees ,ane
Boards OF Education.

rFNHB County COMMISSIONER Of Monroe eoun-
/ ty, Ohio, at their September Session 1851
yauthorizeu me to give notice through the
Spirit Of Denaocrucy to Township Trustees and
Boards of Education, that they would on the
first Tuesday Of December, 1891, being the
Bird day OF said month, at the ONCE of the
FCodhty Auditor, issue, County Scrip Bends sf
Township Trustees aud RoaIds Of Education.
for. the unpaid orders held by Township Treas-
Farsrs, Vi hich We're issued by the County Audi
tor in March 1851, and nov remain unpaid.
These Bortas' win Scar interest at the rate OF
eight per cent. per annum, payabls semi-an
nualrya Trustees Of, Townships and Boards
Of Z EdHGsti9n Nh0 may, aes proper to receive
bye the Treasurer pyEser of Townships. wilt authorr
liza their TreasureEs SO to do, and to meet the
County Commissioners at the time and place
aforesaid. Il. L. BOWSER,
{ Sept. Is, ls6l,5-At. ! ~ Aud. Il. C. O.
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Petition folsD)iivorce. d
William johnson,
esgainst
Elizabeth johnson.

=. EiIZRUttn JUnNSUH,
CAID iizabeth johnson is hereby notified
- that, said, William Johnson has this day
fled in the office Of the Clerk of ,hei eiCourt Of
Common Pleas in aud for Monroe ConntysO.
his petition against her for divorce. Forgtoss
neglect Of duty, extreme cruelty and wilfu1
abssnoe for more than three years. She is is
be taken by said Plalntiaat Mills tavern Sin
the Town Of Moofefeld, in Harrison county in
said State, on the twenty ty-third day of Septem-
.hsf, fs6f, -between=tife isours As.sd1
and six P. NJ. of said day. If the taking be
not finished on said day, it will be continued
pntiisthe tsstimpny is all ta'
KEY IA "a kEDWARD AREHBQLD,f
Atty for Plaintiff.
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TOHN KEIsER, Anthony Keiser, Joseph
Sssh !ssspR Ra&taA aga &s5y tnR Rf,fa S;a
wife, and Isaac &. shankland and Catharine
Shankland his wife, will take notice that a
pstisfsa*ss Alea Lg.iast them op the seh 2sthh
day OF August 1851, in the Court OF Common
lHieas ,Isis6m:lha lfor the County1of Monroe
and Ssatesef Ohio, by JACOB IGriper, and Mary
y? atfnsr his wife, demanding partition of the
foilowingfsal sstatsl situate in said county,
to wit: beginning for the same at tie south
CAST cofhsr Of fesecsiehssiIfeen, intownship six,
and Eapge sixu, thshss north sixtythree and
one;half rods, thence west tp . run, thence
sbmb with .shAssadd run I'd the,section line,
thence east, forty five and one half rods to the
place 'of be gifhiGg, containing twenty seseh
acres more or less, and being q part of the
south east quarter of said section. And that
at the next term of said Court the bald Jacob
9siner aad wifewillI apply, for. an oader that
partition Of said' premises be made. - -
01d lI5uH 23SJACOBs GRIN NERand To
MARYtM. GRINRR.
SAINT. 4 1sSiI n6.I(}9 tji'ts}Y9S aEsj G