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6 ALTIlIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
B~ ESTABLISHED AS SA1RkFsGtE khoN
-a'v QUACKERY,ag 0157a1tnr -s1
The Only Place Where q Cure Can be

DR JOHNSTON HAS DISCOVERED THE MUST
Certain, Speedy and only ETectpa ksmeay G N tne s
World for all Private Diseases, Weskness Of the Back
or Limbs, Structures Affections Of the kidneys ana
Bladder, Involuntary Discharges fmpoteney Genera
Debility Nervousness, Dyspepsia Languor, Low Spints
Confusion of Ideas Papitatio1 Of the Hear Ilmldily,
Trem bling, Dmness of Sight or Giddness, Disease Of
the Head Throat, Nose or Skin, Affections Of the
Liver Lungs Stomach OF Bovelsrthose Tsrrihls Dis
orders arising from Solitary HABITS OF teutHS.aSse
tins than the song Of syrens to the Mariners OF
ses blshting their most brilliant hopes OF
tions. rendering marriage, &c, Impossible.
.l-h h-r YOUNG MEN --..a -'7 .-
Especially who have become the victims Of Solitary
Vice. that dreadful and destructive habit snicn ennu-
ally sweeps to an urtpey grave thousands OF Young
Men ofthe most exalted talents and brilliant in'eec
who might otherwise have entranced listening Ssnates
with the thundes of soqusnoe walked 70 ecstasy the
living Tyre, may call with fulI commence
MARRIAGE. s.-..e..
Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating mar
rage being aware physical WEAKNESS as0i'-
He who places himself under the care OF Dr. }, may
religiously confde In his honor as gentleman, and
confidently rely upon his skill as physician. O5L
ORGANIC WEAKNESS. u-s- t'
Immediately Cured and Full vigor Restored. 400,
This Distressing Affection. which renders Llie ani
Marriage mpossitlsis the penalty paid by the victims
ofimprSper ndulgencss Young persons too ape TO
commit e1cesses from not being aware OF the dresao
consequences thatmay ensue. Now, who that under,
Ind The subject will pretend TO deny that the power oil
is lost sooner by those falling into mprop
- babts than BY the prisntl Besides being deprived
Of the pleasure OF healthy ofpring the most serious
destructive symptoms or both body and mind arse
Sa sSsem becomes Deranged, the Physical and Men
.aI Evnetions weakened Loss Of p oIeatiye Power
Nervous Irritabilty, Dyspepsia, Pslpiiation OF the
Ist Ipdigestion constitutional Debility, wasting
of the Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay and Desth
Office No. I south Frederick II.
Ls hand side going from Baltimore street lew doors
from the corner. Fail not TO observe name sna nuu'
Der. -, ...;... ....., Th. noc.
tors Diploma hangs II his oftSe ....-
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skin Diseases speedffy cured
MAGHlNISTS: WANTED.

. oRIg goo5 AsehInsists, uAoI are used 70 Isls.r
= Of Locomotive Engins- can get ttnDsaIata mIsssy.
snt A. Grafton sta.Ien, on sAs Baltimore and ~
Railroad None bat stsaa5 Insn nesa ~ 49,
vant.d two aosi MouIisrs HLHotSAoH'
Nastsr Asskrrs,st
Ia Il IEy --- 1s-4St~I
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Browns JewelrySd Stose.

aisss f51lJ wHEEIAHAs svArdw anil
Ssrrtns machins make. the .Lsex srssA aaA VI,
ranks highest on oecount Of the sieezdg, Ro1 !"
msnence beauty, and general asArahsrssa ~ ns
,itchns when done and the vide raHyt@ nsp6n- tiO'
,Iss 70, ne .se:rs.ass II.
Awards Of the Fsirs Of the Phg'1 sqonilq 9dI 10
UNIFIED STATES AGRICULTURAL soolsrT.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

DIR J. addresses all those who es
bv improper indulgence and solit Ary habits which
ruin both BODY and mind uniting them for sther ou-
siness, study, society or marriage,
THIsE are some of the sad and mslAnShoiy effect,
produced by early habits of youth, Viz wesknsss OF
siSht' Loss OF Muscular Power, Palpiiaton Of the
Heart, Dyspepsia, Ndrvcus Irritablty, Derangsmsn'
Of tbe Digestive Functions, General Debility, symp-
toms of Consumption, &c.
MvSrIILy-fhe fearful effects OIL the mind are
much 20 ba dreaded - Loss of Memory, Confusion oil
IDEAS. DepressiOns of Spirits, Evil Forsbodings Aver
SION to Society; Sell: pstrust Love OF s01uae' ''a'
TEousAyDs Of persons Of al ages can now Judge VIA
is the cause of their declining health losing their vg
or becoming weak. pale, nervous and emaciasd, nav
inc singular appearance about the eyes, cough an'
80 Oop
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CUeE eEwARRANTEDIN TW DAYS
No Mec,sy or NaYsoes DI-sS.
DR. JOHNSTON,

Nsrnber Of the Royal College of Surgeons, LaniSn,
GRADUATE from one Of the most eminent Colleges IN sns
United States and the greater part OF Wno M
pha and elsewhere, has effected some OF the most as
toni,binQ cures that known; many trouotsa
with ringing in the head and ears when asleep s'
nervousness, bang alarmed az sudasn soaun 60.
TsInsss with frequent blushing, attended sometimes
~ Ssro nssnent of mind were cured immediately.
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The pensive moon 60 DOVE
Behind the steeples Of that town
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-18

rog Charles V. Charles is no migrate. Rise.
Finn, and AIS the hand which he presents
thee. Fortune and honor a,tead thee express
but wish. ana swear its qualification.
Sire, replied the fisherman, I am old. l
have need only Of a cabin by the sea shore. IF
have done well in performing the duty Of
faithful subject. 10 saving the lives Of my fel-
low-creatures, in exposing my own lie for my
sovereign. are not the words Of appreciation
which have heard from your Majesty suh-
cient aud glorious recompeuSe :"
For thee, it may be-but not for Us. We
name thee Warden Of our Fisheries at oslend.
and ennobe thee Rise, Chevalier Finn, ;"
The emperor took from his own neck an or
der suspended with string Of gold, aud Isa-
bella clasped the chain over the rude veStnentS
Of the fisherman Finn -
At the commencement Of the 10Th century
there still lived at OStend, the descendants Of
this fisherman. Their arms consist Of an i'm
perial eagle, and two barques proper on a field
cules
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-18
Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GINEN To ALL PER
~ sons having demands against the estate OF
George W. Hess, deceased, viii present them 10 me
at the law Office of jos. f. \. Lewis 0royille, with
IN ten months from this date they will be barred
by the statute. RUBEN SLOWER.
Administrator Of the estate Of
George W. Hess deceased.
March lath. 1855.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-18
BROOKLYN HOTEL,
San Francisco. Cal.
JOHN KELLY, ,JR.,........PR PROPRIETOR

"A THIS OLD ESTABLISHMENT HAS ~
In removed TO the elegant and spacious u.
brick building at the southeast corner of PINE and
SANSOME streets. where the proprietor will be
enabled to accommodate his former patrons and
the public in good style, with his increased facil-
ties. The Brooklyn Hotel Omnibus will convey
passengers from the steamboats, FREE of CH ARGE.
Rooms will be let by the night, week or month with
or without board; also elegant srites of rooms 10
families or others. at reduced rates. The table will
always he supplied with an abundance of the Choir
ceSt and best the market afford. and expense
will be spared to table that will DEFY the crit
cism Of the most tastidious epicure.
feb2S-3m JOHN NELLY. JR.
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~D4~~-kAN.

4 CUR1oUs SroRY.-How many kinds Of
insects are in existence is a question that
would require good deal Of figuring. Whence
come many varieties is another question to
which no one can pretend to give an answer.
Scarce species of plant exists without a dis
tinct variety of insects that grow upon it. The
idea appears an absurdity, yet it seems as if
animal life was impaired by light alone, when
it has no existence. \ curious Illustration was
recently shown to US Mr.. Hubble, the well
known apothecary, was experimenting on diff
ferent glass, with view to finding the tint
that would best prevent chemical change in
substance, contained in jars aud bottles made
from it. This was four years ago. He applied
the test to African peppers. These peppers
are bright vermillion IN color, with surface
American-grown peppers, concentrated into
one He filed with them two jars, one of
white glass. the other of blush green, made to
bis order. The peppers in white jar under
went change, and after two years, though
the vessel was Theoretically sealed, were filed
with minute worms. No ordinary vermin could
exist among African peppers Opening the
lar a short time since there was nothing left
but odorless powder. utterly void of pungency,
composed of dead and dry worms, and the
worthless debris of the peppers. The contents
of the other jar were as sound and bright as
the day when first deposited. We were also
shown o tin can of sambow, medicinal root.
in thick slices, brought from Siberia. 1t had
arrived sound, but not being Immediately used
had become full of purple insects, unlike any
thing hereabouts to be seen. The germ of
these insects must have existed, when it was
dug up by the Russian exiles in the high lati-
tudes from which it came. If not, why not
Be this as it may, the fact is worth knowing
that greenish blue glass neutralizes the chemi-
cal agency of light, and entirely prevents the
effloresence of chemical salts, and the deterio
ration Of quality in articles kept in bottles of
that color.
IDLERs There are too many people who
are too indolent 10 work themselves while they
are loaing about and see others who are indus
trioas aud at work, will stop and talk to them
BY the hour, with no other ostensible purpose
but to praTent them from working. Such
persons have very limited idea Of the value
of time if none 10 them, it is surely to others
Such facts should be remembered
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To CURE DYsPEPsIA-C Close all the outer
doors of q four story house, open the inner
doors, then take long switch, and chase a
cat up aud down stairs till she sweats.
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Do yoa love me, Simon ?" Do I love
vou-ask the sun If it loves the iowers-ask .
cold kitten if it loves warm brick. Love you
show me the man who says 1 don't and I'll
cave his head in with a cistern pole.
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SAN FRANCIS

MANUFACTURES OF FIRE PROOF pOORS
WI and SHUTTERS. BANk VAULTS. GRAF
ING. CEMETERY RAILING. BALCONIES, &c.
All orders from the Interior, Oregon and Wash
inrton Territory, or any place on the f4clhc coast
stssnisd n with promptness and dispatch.
Mr.. SINS appreciates the past liberal patronage
of his friends and trusts he nay continue 10 merit
it in the future. For the information OF strangers
he would say that he feels confident that his eHpe
rienee in his particular calling, is surpassed by
none on this coast. which his superior work, Seni
TO almost every town in California, Oregon. also
Victoria and the Sandwich Islands. and to be seen
on some Of the best buildings in san Francisco
fully attest.
Also-a very large lot Of second hand shutters, oi
various dimensions, all for sale at very low rates.
ieltm5
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NOTICE TO
T A X P AY Err S

The Delinquent List Of Taxes for he year l>s2
mas been deposited with and il VIII be my duty
as soon as practicable 70 commence suits for the
collection Of the unpaid taxes thereon heavy
hill Of costs may be saved by parties deSirous OF 50
doing, by coming forward and paying their taxes
before service of summons upon them in an action
for the collection Of the same
JOHN : BERRY.
District Attorney. County Of Batte-
December 2Ith, 1852.
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I'm thine till death" as the rope said 10
the man about to be hanged
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Agents for Record.
Business Notice.

Messrs. THo's CALLow and D. NJ. BISHOP, having
purchased interests in the REcoRD Newspaper and
Job Printing establishment, will hereafter be asso
ciated in conducting The business Of the same No
change viii be made Ia the Editorial control of the
Paper.
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Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To ALL PER
sons having demands against the estate of
John Sprati, deceased will present them TO me
at nv residence. Chico township. batte County
California. within ten months from this date, or
they will be barred. ELLEN SPRATT.
Administrative Of the estate Of
Jchn Sprati. deceased.
March 18th, 1888.
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THAT was triumphant appeal OF lover OF
antiquity, who, iu arguing the superiority Of
old architecture over the new. said When
will you find any modern building that has
lasted 50 long as the ancleatY" 2"
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VOL. 10.
8utte 4etora
PUBLISHED EVERY
SATURDAY MORNING

Office on Bird Street, between Myers and
Huntoon SITS.
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WEES THIEVES FALL orr, Erc."-The
Nevada Transcript says; " Probably a more
internal lar than the editor of the Sacrament
Bee cannot be found on this coast"
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HOTELS.
international Hotel

Corner Montgomery and Lincoln sts.,
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Pest OGce Winter Tlno Table.
Arrival and Departure Of the Malta.
PO6ToyrycH A. DAvDNPORr, IOWA.

fO6rovcIc1 ~ oAvDNP0Rf, IOWA.
EASTERN MAIL.-Closes ct A. N. and 6k p.
N. Arrives At 10 A. N. and ~ p. NJ, Sundsys
excepted.
WESTERN MAM-Ciosss at 8 A. NJ. Arrives
NeP. n. Sunday, excepted.
NORrHsRN Iowa MAIL.-Closes at sk p. M.
Arrives at ~ Pm.
SOUTHERN Iowa MArL.-Closes st "a. NJ. Ar
rives 1t 6P. NJ.
NORTHsRN VIA DEWrrT.-Closes Sunday, Tues
day and Thursdsy 81 81 p. NJ. Arrives Tuesday,
Thursday and saturday At r. n.
ROUrs No. lOS77-Vis Blue Grass, ste-Closss
Monday, Wednesday and Friday 81 slf s'clk. r NJ.
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at IL
O'Clock n.
RourE No. losas-vis ripton- Closes Tuesday
and Friday ~ ~ O'Clock II arrives Tuesday and
Friday at IL o'clock n.
RoerR No. l09H-via Ru6aio-Closes Friday
At o'clock A n arrives Saturday ats O'Clock
Pm.
RoUrs No. lOs5O-via Walnut Forks and Dix.
on. closes Wednesday at 81 p. N. Arrives
Saturday 1t 6P. n.
OFFICE Hours. Office open at O'Clock A. N.
General delivery closed ct 81 o'clock p. NJ. Office
closed 1t . o'clock p. NJ. Office open on Sunday
from to o'clock p. NJ.
y A. the principal mails are carried by Rail
Road, oil the time - stated herein will be
RAIL ROAD TINS, the clock in the Superintend.
ent's Office, NJ. 1 n. RR. Depot, being tho stand.
ard. CHAS- Il. ELDRIDGE. p. NJ.
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Southern n ews.

NIcKsBeRo, March 25.
Two Of the enemies gunboats attempt.
ed 10 pass down the river this a. m,
when our batteries opened upon them
One was sunk opposite our batteries, and
the other was badly riddled, and now
lie. opposite the canal batteries. 1t is
expected that the latter will be sunk
She was set on fire, but the flames were
eA,inguishei.
The firing of our batteries wa. splend-
ed almost every shot took effect.
JACKSON. Miss, March %.
On Saturday noon Col. Furguson com
handing the battery at the junction OF
Deep Greek and the Sunflower river, IS
miles above its junction with the lazoo,
repused the enemy.
Col. Furguson has sufficient force to
hold the enemy in check, and wants
that the reiniorcements be sent in the
rear of the enemy to cut off his retreat
MOBILE, March IS.
Official intelligence has been received
of the evacuation of Pensacola by the
enemy.
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From New York.

New YORK, March %.
The Mercury has a dispatch which
says that Immediately after the Connect.
icut election orders will be issued to con.
script 100000 men.
The Herald says there is no reliable
foundation for the report that the rebels
have large force in the Shenandoah
Valley.
The Mercury has a special Cairo dis
patch TO the effect that the rise in the
Mississippi has flooded the Peninsula and
there IS at the present time fifteen feet
of water in the cutoff. A fleet Of six
iron c'ads ard twenty transports have
passed through, carrying $4,000 men,
They are to 80 with Admiral Farragut.
The object is yet secret, but il is tho't
they will attack Port Hudson.
Another dispatch says a report has
been received announcing the complete
success OF the expedition.
II is stated that Greenwood has been
captured with all the rebel force. Nc
further particulars.
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From Cairo.

CAIRO, March 20.
Our latest reports from the South say
that the Yazoo Pass expedition, after full
consultation with Gen. Quimby, decided
to return to Greenwood.
The Kcnton had arrived at Memphis
with important news confirming nv re-.
port Of yesterday. 1t was known at Hele-
ma to certainty, that Sherman, with a
very heavy force, had passed through the
Sunilower into Yazoo river, and had land
ed near Hainc's Bluff. No action had vet
been commenced, but important news
was hourly expected.
Most Of Farrsgut's fleet is above Port
Hudson.
About fifty Confederates made raid
into Austin, forty miles above Helena,
where they cut the levee. causing the
flooding Of large section Of country.
Gen. Chalmorsc is in command Of the
rebel forces between Memphis and Grcna-
ia.
Gen. Tuttlc and staff have left Memphis
for below.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE,

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
STATE OF lOWA,l
SCOTT COUNTY. 80
Augustus N. Fseemanl
Matilda b. Freeman.
To Matilda b. Freeman, said defendant:
NOU are hereby notified that on 0. before the
l. 22d day Of April, 1868, . petition will be
filed BY said plaintiff, Augustus NJ. Freeman, in
the Office Of the CLERK Of tho District Court Of
said scott County, Iowa, claiming Of you tho fol
lowing relief, towit A divorce from the bonds
OF matrimony now subsisting between you and
tho said Augustus N. Freeman, for the reasons
stated in said petition, to which you referred.
And that unless you appear thereto and defend
before noon OF the second day Of the next term
Of said Court. commencing on the LIST Monday Of
May. 1868. default will be entered against you,
and judgment rendered thereon.
Dated this 26th day Of March, 1868.
STEWART 4 ARMSTRONG,
spl 2wiw Pitts Attys.
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TELEG RAPHlC.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
New Osleans News.
New YoRK, March 30.

NEW ORR, MhTcu o..
The steamer New Brunswick, from
New Orleans, 23d, has arrived here.
Gen. Growers forces have returned to
the vicinity Of Baton Rouge with 800
bales Of cotton, about 800 hogsheads OF
sugar and 5000 barrels Of mo!ssses
More could have been obtained. Capt.
Youngland, Chief of Gen. Gardner stah'
and five members Of the rebel signal corps
were captured. Youngland says the
rebels have force in reserve, which can
readily be thrown in Port Hudson or
Vicksburg.
Dude,'s brigade was encountered at
the head OF Profit Island.
The Hartford and Albatross ~ere the
onl. vessels that passed Port Hudson.
The destruction o, the Mississippi If
confirmed SiAty.four OF the crew are
missing. 10 Of whom are prisones Thu
rest are believed to have been killed
Among the prisoners $ Capt Fen,slne
OF the marines.
The New o..es.> III. 3; ~ -. !.
ports the reos ?, 8: $500 - p s :';;ss
the pa, week. ~s..a Ia 49, 1865 :,
for months
4 le;:e. irs- ill., uss = =,
2s:h, ssvs It's 49, A. - -
tiers, numbering ~ So -, .sst-A
sant.asts Al - e.se., .ase =. -
por:
The Er;,ssoa "a, !. A-r.se, Nth /.
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VIM. q. 6RADsURY's
PIANO-FORTE ESTABLISHMENT.
No. 426 Broome Street,
NEW YORK.

Thesubscribsr respectfully invites the atten-
i Zion Of hisfriends and the public eensr Ally to
his Piano. Forte Estsbis hDent, ii NJ. A27
Bro0me street, corner oil Crosby.
Having Withdrawn his interest, stock and ma
hrials from the late firm Of Lights Bradbury,
which ira Was dissolved on the 3lst Jannary uli.,
and having purchased the entire stock of Piano.
Foftss and Piano Forte msteriAl, owned BY bis
is nov prepared to supply the increased demand
Tor his celebssted Piano rortes. Employing the
most skilliul and experienced workmen. With .
large stock Of tho best and most thoroughly sea
soned material. and IN abundance of capital, he
has taken in hand the personal supervision Of the
and 10 enabled to turn out Piano Fortes Of une-
qualled tone and durabiensss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-31

r ATELY returned from a four year, tour
IL round the world, and hay ne since their re-
turn given SlXfYTWO SUCCESSFUL CON
C3kTS in the city Of New York. ihisiy-sii 10
Boston, thirteen in baltimore, sixteen IN Mash
ineton, also visited many of the principal eiaes
Of the Western States. in all Of which their Ten
certs have been attended by the largest, taes.
fashionable and delighted audiences that ever
greeted musical artists. would nov repeatedly
announce ore of their highly popular Nj >lIAL
ENTERTAINMENTS, as above.
Their repertoire embraces = chs &c collection II
Voesl QaArtets arranged in their osn peculiar
style. al.o variety of the sweetest has.h. l.sa.
scoteh, Ter nan, and Spanish ballads ei.Ani.
Humorous songs. Duets. dc, Arias tassstnAs
and ScenAs from the works Of the mos: pepsiar
ltal, IN aud French masters. In si3itoa - the :
usual choiee selectians OF vosal m1'ie, they viii
play each evening several pieces on the eelshFa
ted SWISS BILLS.
Mr. ". n BAs.rogp, the eminen, Pianist. from
New York, will preside at To fiana.
The ALLa6uA>IaNS beg Lave &c tate e
their numerous friends AMI patrons %. former
years that abb u. toa, years ago they aided the
Swiss Bells TO their already superior Coaeerts
and the press. as well a. all competent musical
critics have pronounced their bell playing supe-
Nor to anything Of the kind ever heard 10 thi.
county. not excepting that OF The original s~is.
Bell Ringers, who appeared in the lnltea states
about fit cen years since
Admission, 30 cents; children - cents. Com
mensss at \ o'clock.
s4y- Admission TO Matinee Saturday 7. N
Adult. IS cents; children 5 cents.
During their sol lu,n IN foreign lands. the con-
cer,s of III : ALLEGHaNlAN> were honortd BY
the attendance Of bundteis of thousands OF lie
lighted lstener.-kipgs, Queens, MOBILES. and the
most distinguished nen sf the age pitronItei
their ent .rtslnmeats and lavish ed upon them the
most fatterng demonstrations of ap, royal
]. NJ. BOZ Lab ,. Manager.
mch 3o-id d g WAlnkON. Agent.