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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22

DlrrnER1A AND CRoUP.-For these
formidable and dangerous diseases
Tasks Magnetic Ointmentin an unfail
ing remedy il used in season. Apply
freely 70 the Throat and Chest and cover
with a hot flannel. The ointment has
been before the public over 20 years
and Ks constantly increasing demand
has estab,ished its reputation AZ su-
perior I4inameAt- IN all cases where q
sootkiag and relaxing remedy Is required
partie~iarly in Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
tnhamstiea Of tie Bowels and Kidneys,
Spinal affections, Sore Eyes, Burns,
Piles, Wounds and Bruises.
See phamphlet with agent, and around
each bottIe.
Sold by III Draggists. Price 3 cents
THROAT AND LUNGs.-At tlrie season
OF the year when coughs and colds ar
troublesome every family should have
safe and certain remedy at hand. Rau
som's Hive Syrup and Toln is the Yer
thing. 1t is not oEly pleasant for Chi
dren to take, hut is certain cure fe
Group, Whooping- Cough, Bronchit
asthma, Coughs and all Affections Of th
Throat and Lungs
Sold BY all Druggists. Price 20 cen'
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22
:n.U11AH

Read notice Of straycd or sto
lun horse.
Zip to the present date q dogs
have been registered in this town.
..... Those in arrears to tho School
Fund will find kind notice directed to
them in to-days paper.
80. Those wishing to raise good
horses, rs cheapiy as poor ones will
please read the new advertisement hca-
ded "Thc Great Race"
-. MIR. Miller still continues to
flourish in his business opposite the
Post Office, in the second story Of the
Brick.
He has just received new supply
If CLOCKS, watches, jewelry and Yam
kee notions, all suited to the wants and
tastes Of our people.
We were happy to meet last
Monday that live editor Mr.. &. II. Jer-
ONE Of the Iowa City Republican.
He Is jolly, social and good naturcd as
ever He is one Of the most skillful
Surgeons for dressing the wounds Of
Democrats that we have in the State.
-. Porter gave very good exhibit
ton Of varieties at the Court House last
Saturday evening. The exhibition Of
the route to Pixies Peak was highly
entertaining as also the portraits of our
present distinguished military charac-
ters. These latter were large and life
like.
Mr.. Footc also added to the enter.
tainment Of the evening with his new
comic songs.
We we're tolerably we'll pleased with
the performance aud $50 was Mrs.
johnson"
The June No. Of that peerless
Magazine. Godey's Lady Book, has ar
rived. It il in no manner inferior to tho
many excellent Nos. that have proceed
ed It. It contains, as usual, large col
orel double plate of fashions, and the
representations Of the latest styles Of
the various articles worn by the ladies,
besides a large amount Of interesting
reading matter and useful recipes.
One copy, one year s3 two copies s.
three, S. and 4 copies 81.
Address +. A. Cooley, 323 Chestnut
etrcct Philadelphia Pa.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22
IMPORTANT FACTS.

FACT No. This Company being ,lnlv IL
cenced, thei. Machines are protected
against infringements or litigation.
Fact no. 2.-These machines make the lock-
stitch-alike on both side-and use lit |
tie less than half as much thread and silk
as the chain or loop-stitch machines
Fact no. 3-These Machines are better aslap. cd
than any other sewing-machines in. market
to the frequent changes and almost endless
varity Observing required in family. They
will sew from one to twenty thickncsses OF
Narseilles without stopping, and make every
stitch perfect. They will even sew from the
finest gau2e to the heaviest clcth, andeven
stout hard leather, without changing the feed
needle or tension. or making any adjustment,
Of machine whatever. Il not such a machine
best adapted to family useo and if pEsr adj
| apted to family use why not for every varie.
ty Of light sewing manufacture For work
90 heavy for orr Family machine, we reco-
mend our large sizes.
Fact No. 4-Thcse machines mako the most
elastic seam Of any sewing machines in use
fact very great Importance in sewing elastic
goods, or goods of any kind. on bins.
Fact No. 5-No machine is more durable or
more simple in its construction, or more east
" understood. The reputation of these
Machines wherever used will fully demon
strate each Of the above FACTS.
FACTNO. 6.-Incso Machines took the Highest
Premium at the Franklin Institute, Phla-
dclphia.
FACT No. - These Machines took the High
est Premium at New Jersey State
Fair.
EACT No. s.-These Machines took the High
est medalat the American Institute, in the
City Of New York, together with the High
est Premium for newsewing machine work.
Fact No. 9-These machines took both the
Highest Premiums at the mechanics Fair,
Utica, N. Y.
Fact No. lO-Thcse machines can do the same
thing generally, whenever properly exhib-
! tied in competition with other frst-class
! Sewing machines. But we have space for
only one ract more-it is the most impor-
| tants Fact Of all.
Fact No. H. We rarrdnt erery mdchin. ,rs sell
to gius better satiyaction than any other Swiny-
/ machine IN mar kst, o. money rsfMaded.
1Nr Send for Circular. AGENTS WANT
ED. Address:
FlNKLE & LYON
Sewing Machine 20.
No 53s Broadway, New-York
v3 nlh6mde
| Ayers Sal saparilla.
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Agents Wanted.

The subscriber wants an agent in every
county in Iowa. to sell.
/. Lloyd's Steel Plate equity Nap OF the
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22

LIGHT LIGHT |! cheaper than
ever CARBON OIL can bo had for
90 cts. per gallon At the PIONEER
DRUG STORE.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22
ssEERIFF.s SALE.

o'a'e OF iowa In the district Court
lama County. rama Countv
/ George Friedrich WERNER
George Ve,nier.
BY virtue Of an execution, dated the 9Th
Jay Of April, a. y. 1852, to me dsreeted, and
issued out OF the office Of the clerk Of the Dis
is!ct Court OF lama Ccunsy, State Of Iowa. in
favor of George friedrich Vernior, and against
peorse Nernier, in vacation, before the Clerk
OF said court, on the 10th day Of March, 4. u.
1857, against the sail George Vernier. COM
handing me, that of he goods, chattels, stock
or interest IN any company, debts due, prop
erty in the hands of third persens-which are
not exemptby law from execution-of the said
de rye 'ernier, make or cause to he made
the sum Of SIS doll rs, with interest and
costs, have levied upon Lot Eve IS; in Block
one i in Harrison i Cos addition Is tLe
town OF Toledo. county Of Tama, State of Iowa
be sold, or 50 much thereof rs is neces sary ID
satisfy said judgement, interest and cost
New therefore. public netice is hereby .iv-
en- that nave levied upon and shall on the
18th day Of my, 4. l.. lS62, between tho
hours CT oelack m AMI o'c.ock n ~.
81 said day. safe to commences mt he hour Of
~ clock a. m. az The from. door of the court
House IN Ieseto, iosa, il the County Of Tnma,
oier AM sell NJ pahic out cry, 10 he highest
AID best bidder, for cash all lie right,
tile and interest OF the above named defend
ant, il an to the above DESERT ed proper Y.
OF so much thereof as is nee, ssary 10 satisfy
said Judgement Tor lie above named sum to.
gethcr with costs and and all accruinc costs
aniesse the same shall be sooner salts led.
April 10Th 1867.
II. 1. WILLIAMSON,
sheriff oil Tnna County iowa
|. !. Allies, Atty. Tor piainufi.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22

$50. Those in arrears to tho School
Fund will find kind notice directed to
them in to.days paper.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22

80. Read notice Of straycd or sto
lun horse.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22

Those wishing to raise good
horses, as cheapiy as poor ones will
please read the new advertisement hca.
ded 0Thc Great Race"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22

Up to the present date y dogs
have been registered in this town.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22
HARDWARE & CROChERY

In short we are NV ready TO supply the
market, with such goods asi groceries rs are
generally needed by the PEOPLE, Mt the very
lowest prices at which they can be afforded.
Call on us, and we Will convince you Of
the truth Of what we say.
Toledo, May lst ls62. v4-n-23-ly.
HARRISON g. TAYLOR.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22
All Of which he Is determined Ia sell At
Low FIGURES FOR
- - -"

Having established 4 new branch Of bust
ness in this town, he hopes 70 meet with and
merit his share Of the public patronage, for
which il rendered 10 will ever be grateful,
and always erdsavor 10 give full satisfaction
in return.
". N. DUGAN.
Mar.h 9th. v4.nl5if
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-25
To the Patrons Of the Gazette.

That whioh goes to make mp the aggre'
gate cost of our paper has almost doubled
within the last year Paper bought six
months ago at Sc per bundle now costs
$40. Before this advance our paper
barely let us live. We will now scarce
" make a dollar by its continued publ
cation. And yet the Gazette muat live
must continue regularly as heretofore TO
reach our subscribers. We do not pro-
pose (asN other papers have done) to ad
vance the price Of subscription. but We
ask our patrons. and We hope they will
heed the appeal, to come forward and pay
up their arrears.
You doubtless think the 8 50 you
owe for the present. or the So % you
owe for the past and present years, is
small thing. Well, SO it is to you. but
YOU must remember that by these small
amounts we live, ard that the thousand OF
more of them now, would make quite
handsome sum. Weho pc each of oul
patrons who is in arrears will consider
,hisa personal dun and come forward
manfully and pay.
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Your ob diert sew
The Pre- iSent Om the Bittie of
FPedeTicII sburg.

WASHINGTON. December 23 The Pre-.
81 ent has issued tie following.
EXECUTIVE MANSION
"WAsHINdTl N, December 23, 1869
To the Army Of the Po'om'c:
81 rave jusi received your Command
ing Generals preliminary report of the
battle OF fredericksburg.
The attempt was not an error, nor he
failure other han Nccident The cour &c
W tn which you on an open field maintain
ed the contest against an intrenched lOe,
and the consummatr skill anJ suces, with
which yon crossed and recrossed the ri.
yer in tho face otitle enemy, show that
YOU possess all the quai!ies Of greai
army which will yet giva victory tn the
cause OF the country and Of popular gov
ernment.
''Cpn ioling with the mou-ners for tn,
dead, and sympa'hzlng with the severe
" wound d, | c>ngratuls's sou that 'he
nun er of both is comparatively small
| tender n Won, officers and soldiers
lha thanks Of the na'ion.
"(Sign d) ABRAHAM LINCOLN"
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For the Lancaster Gazette.


On the 18th Of this month was re,
ported 10 Captain bod. Military Comman.
der at Columbus, as deserter rom the
l7th o. V. l. The man who reported
me, "a contemptihle Vali"ndigham pup
belonging 10 the Home Guards at Colum.
bus) and corporal, were sent 10 arrest
me. Having discharge furough from
Major General Thomas to await my dis.
charge. which WAS made out at Tuscum.
ba, Ala, aud also sworn certificate Of
disability from Dr., p. Carpenter of Lau-
caster, anticipated no diff uty in pro-
wing my innocence. But Captain Dod's
clerk, having led tape ideas of lis ex
aItvd position, d. stroyed my papers and
consignrd me 10 the Military Prison
Lieutenant j. NJ. Rutfner having made
out my discharge, and hearing Of my i'm.
prisonment came 10 Columbus, made a
statement OF facts to Capt. DID. and |
was released, and received my certificate
OF discharge.
This is the sentiment that ac'uates the
Odds or Val!andiyham party in this section
A soldir, after having served his coun
try sixteen months, until lie ia only II
wreck of bis former sell, is reported as 8
d serter and the scoundrel who Toes il,
fails TO give syllable of proof t. his
lying assertion If soldier gets int,
any difficulty, they. without iuqpiriUe
INTO it, array themselves against him
don't know Of soldier coming home
about here, who has not been nsulipd, aut
even threat ned by these cowardly. tr il
orous hounds, Their meanness is onl,
qlalled by their Ignorance They nov
talk Of arresling Lirut, j. NJ, Rutfner VIII,
is at home rscruitiajetor tue 18th Onio
The treatment that | have re eived from
this class of persons since have beef
al home has only imbuei my mind NOR
deeply with tie belief hat majority o
the mrauest, most unscrupu Gus, God
forssken scoundrels this sid of he'll be
r long to the Olds or Vallandlgham D-m0c
ray (?) | oppose traitors N rth AM
Sod h, and my bu'teruut friends may con
l graduate themselves that they will b
r cussed " with my presence for som
f time TO come. | ain responsible for all
write.
A short description OF the THING VIII
reported me may not be amiss. Hi
1 brains are nearly all back of his ears
r and the top Of his head dressed like III
Uranium Of beings called "chattels" dow
Souh. You have his counterpart lnteI
; tclually in certain long cared animal
: His chief occupation so far, has been t
hunt coons. aud the most respectable sc
4 ciety in which he has hesn thrown, WA
y, with his coon dog. Osths constitute hi
vocabulary, and Straight whisky is hi
y beverage. Hoping that his friends wi
y recognize him by this description, | clost
J P. sam.
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tPor the 0aEeliO.l
LITTLE ABE.

You loved the baby dearly, LITTLE ABE,
And we love you, LnTLE ABE, because you cried,
When you woke un In the gray and silent morning,
And found that 10 the night The baby diedl
We blame you not for crying, LITTLE ABE,
We know II Was a rare and holy child,
For II never cried, but ever from the erndle
ItsAw the angels, and II reached aud smiled.
The father wept notin the still and solemn morning.
lie looked serious only, while you lay aid slept,
TIL you woke and cried 10 1nd that all was over
Then he looked out through the window there and
wept.
Lutte ABE, before your days are ended,
You will weep for many brother-man that diesj
For Earth was made but TO bo born aud die in
The World 10 lire IN isbeyond the skies.
And God keeps the little Chi 'dren, LITTIr ABR,
And He heard you in the morning when you cried;
And we love you better, LITTLE ABE, The !ender-
hearted,
Since you cried 80 for the baby when II died!
December, 1862. A. p NJ.
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limited. In passing through the city
you meet with no manifestation of sym.
.pathy whatever, for The cause Of the Go.
.Fernment. The Union spirit--represeut
ed by some correspondents. as becoming
developed daily, is all humJug. They feel
that they are in our power. and Of course
submit, some of them gracefully, bnt
their sympathy is not with US, nor with
our cause.
They have, however, deemed ii wise
to exhibit some outward respect for he
Union army on account Of certain pecu.
mary advantages accluing frcm so doing.
Those who obigate themselves specl6i
cally as non comballanls enjoy certain
inrmunilies, defined by the Military Boar
Of Trade, who permit them 10 prosecute
business under United States protection,
and many planter conforms to this reg
uIalion outwaIdly, for the sake of getting
his cotton TO "utsrket and lining his
pockets with U s. "gr,en backs" who
at heart. is deeply imbued with tie spirit
Of secession as J, # Davis himself,
The great mass of the people are aston,
ishingly ignorant, and it is this ignorance
alone that fosters aud keeps up tic spiri,
of rebellion. Even men oil wealth and
position are ignorant of the tue coDd,
tion of our governmental affairs to de-.
gree Incredible TO one who has not wit.
messed IT, AS a specimen. ! give an
Argument produces by rich planter the
o'hcr day as he came through our lines
10 sell his cotton. He was we'll dressed
and on horseback, while his 4" niggers
drove two loads of cotton Major Kelly
happening along the lines at the time
thought be would have a short converse
ton with the old gent, After a few re
marks tie pl,nler got OH the war ques
tion, and the Maj,r remarking that b,
thought it would soon close, the South
erner replied
Yes, sab, | beoh that the dimicrar
has got things in thar hands agin aud ar
Igon' to repeal that ar Conf >cation Con
stitution, and give MS tn cid one agln
and if that's so, the war is cvah."
The Major tried to assure him tia
there had been no new Constitution fra
med, and that we had the same laws il
force that we're in existence before IT,
breaking out Of the wsr.
" Oh, no sab" said tho merchant
"Y You know sah, that when Mr.. Linkur
was elected he lhrowed aside the old Con
stitutiou and passed that Emanripatio
Constitution in its place"
Major Kelly tried in vain to conviuc
} him, and at length. losing all patience
told HIM that there was not school bO
in Ohio six years old who di not kuo
more than that The old man passed VI
; still believing firmly in his "confscaio
Constitution" w.
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sword Presentation.
From tDo Philadelphia Press.

.l
The conyalescent soldiers Of Master
Street Hospital, held a Concert yesterday
afternoon. A part of the programme,
was the presenlalion of splendid swo' d
to Dr. GODDARD, the Surgeon. Il was
presented by Sergeant H ,SCOTT J:., in a
neat little address, 10 which the Doctor
responded handsomely The scabbard is
of solid silver, treble gilt; and upon it is
the inscription, presented to P. B. GoD-
DARD by the sick and wounded soldi RS
OF Master Street Hospital" The blade
is of Damascus steel, with the appropri'
ate devises on either side, of the muse Of
medicine and Doctor Of Surgery The
gift is worth $3.50. The concert and. pre-
sentation elected tie taleuts Of the va
rious performers, as well as the apprecia-
ton OF the counties kindnesses extended
10 them.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-12-25

We received yesterday by letter from
Somsrset, the painful intelligence of the
death O. JOHN T. WILLIAMS. latea print
a, boy in this Office He died at Nash
villa, Tenn, on the - day Of December,
1862, from disease contracted in the scr
vice of his country. JouN T. WILLIAMS
was brave, noble, true hearted boy, OF
rare promlsr-the pride Of bis lamily'
He died soldier-be his a soldiers
need. We deeply sympathiEe with the
bereaved family.
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Letter from the ia Regiment.

CAMP OLIVER, NEAR MEMPHIS, fENN
December l6, 1852
After remaining for long time In a
state Of insctivity in our camp at M're''
ia, the boys were a! last gratihed by the
order to prepare 10 move, and a pretty
lengthy move" it proved to US, for we
came directly to this place without land
ing at any intermediate point We ar
rived at the Memphis wharf a. II o'clock
on he night Of the 5th.. not having met
with any accident worthy OF mention ex>
p, nt the loss of a msu, a member of Com
panv "H." who fell into the river below
Cincinnati, an was drowned. On reach
inv Cairo, Illinois, We began to meet the
evidences of war. Scores Of gunboats lay
lowering around: the black muzzles ol
the guns ptotrudiug from their sides IN
rather impressive manner on Inc
way dowu the Mississippi we had a hn'
view Of Fort Pillow and the powerful Tor
,i6calions Of the plnce. excrlled the won
der and admiration Of all. 1t Is difficult
10 imagine how the combined batteries ol
the Whole world could make any impres
sion on the place, SO well is it fortified
by nature and strengthened by the labor
of thousands, directed by the best oil
engineers, --,
We also noticed the site Of the town
+ Of Randolph, destroyed by the orders o
General Sherman, as q punishment iol
the repeated guerrilla deprsdations OF i'll
;uhabitani. upon unarmtd boats passing
that point. All that remains Of that beau
,iful town is some dozen or TWO Of black
ened chimreys standing as monuments o
the past, to remind the dwelIers in. tina
vicinity ofahsir formss piratical exploits
aud Of the Just punishment which thty
received for the same.
At noon Of the day following our arri
val at M.mphis. we landed and went int
camp two miles east Of the city. in a beau
tiful grove Oh the land Of wealthy rebe
who took ahbsty leave Of the place at tn
time Of its FIRST occupation by our army
The city OF Memphis is situated on hlg'
bluff. some City feet above the waters 0
the, Mississippi, snd contains some Of tn
most beautiful buildings have ever seen
far sxcelling LouiSville IN this'reSpect'-
" 1t is beautifed with parks and gsrdsns
in one Of which the celebrated statue
Andrew Jackson lie placed. with lie motto
"The Union-It must and shall be pre-
served" bu, the rebels while Occupyin
the place could not daily look upon th
inscription without some uompunction
spirit, and accordingly it was defsce
. by their vaudal hands.
The number Of Union people 10 veI
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brave soldier and accomplished gentle
nan, Brigadier General Na1cJ Gregg,
who was very severely, aud it is eared
MORALLY wounded during The attack on
our right. The eDrmv. to day, has be n
apparently engaged in crossing for his
wounded and buying his dead. His
troops are visible ip their first position.
IN line Of battle. but with tie exception
of some dpsullory cannouadins and firing
betw ZEN skirmishcrS he has not attemp-
lcd to renew the at ack Abou' 55J prl'
soner4 were taken during he engagement
but tho full extent Of his loss is una ano"n,
| have tie honor 10 b., very respect
fully, -.- r
Your ob diert servart,
(signed,) General H. r. LEE,
CHAs. MARsHALL. M~jor and A D. c.
(O1iciAl !
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hH~The show has come 10 town. The
4" Elephant" arrived by the noon train
on Saturday. He was hauled from the
train to the Court House-place OF exhi'
bi,ion-by four mules-pIoper escort
followed chiefly by the mob. The exhl-
bition was rich. The Elephant pcrrormed
weld ne many tricks for which he got
mot crackers and cakes, but the con
tempt Of good men.
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MAR AtBED,

On the 2Ist inst, by Rev. NJ II Hook
man, Mr.. JAooB SHAEFFER and Miss DE-.
u1AH SH oP, both Of Madison township,
Fairfield Co.
On Thursday, Dec. l8lh. by the Rev
Thos. Drake, a, the residence Of Mr.
Henry Langls. NR. PETER MILLER and
MISS CAIHARINE WEYER. both Of TINS Co.
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ZANE HOUSE.
GAINESVILLE OHIO,
A, I. SOCK, PrGpFiettl

a, L. UUUh' fFGFfltltr'
Late Of LGaedssr, and more recently Of BeNair, one
HAVING LEASED THIS WELL KNOWN
I Housc or term Of years. takes pleasure in in.
forming the travelling pnbiic as well rs his many q'd
friends and patrons that it is being thoroughly rcu
oyated and repaired: that new furniture has been
added to max g it n EtrSt Class Hotel; and that
he is at all times prepared 10 Accommodates the tray
cling public in the best Of style.
The House is pleasaltly situvt On the corner ot
Fifth aud Main street, in central part oi the city
near the Court House; and but few doors from the
PosO1ice
SeDt2J SOC 27-3m.
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A CARD TO THE SUFFERING.

The Rev. WILLIAM CosGRovE, while laborng as
Missionary in japan, was cured of Consumption
when all other mcans had failed Lya rec!he OBTAIN
City of Jeddo. This recipe has cured great nnln-
bers who were suffering from Consumption, Bron-
chitis ore Throat. Coughs and Colds, and the de-
biity and nervous depression caused by these us
orders.
DESTROYS of henentting others. will send this
recipe which have brought home with me, to all
who need II, free Ct charge. Address
Rev. WIN. COSGR0VE,
439 Fulton Avenue,
Dec, II. 1s62-3oly Brooklyn, n. Y.