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all 1,n .n anmy AM MAN. navy 81 MouToS kepy
aud Counsellor ~ Broadway Two doors above Wall street.
4 FEW GOOD MEN FOR THE EIGHTH nEAvxEAR-
a tlery.. cool place. Tor other regiments. snri-
DoN's Bounty and Pension Office No. Beekman street.
~ Furnish volunteers with lust the information needed
g them ne hssss. % N osrs fs9
and their heirs from imposition and fraud 20 redress th.
aud s pS@piis collect al legal ca@s merely nominal
fss AdE satc wSHgE Hs aud aSIr
man. h; wEsrBRook Aerney and se,e,ar, re.
Jersey; Gov. Rnckinehsm. Connecticut; Coy so,asoe.
Rev DR. Bellows presiden, sanitary Commission.
4 TTTEyTIoy RECRUITS TT IS WE'LL KNOWN
"A the bountes offered by ,hs dleren' States are not
uniform p amonnt WINE soSs na pay sm mo-
ney Which, added rcsasr United States hiy pay.
receives in civ life other half
pay d,neren boanies according he wealth or the dis
s es se sese ar he S a ss ~Sa % 70
those about enlist Fun Information given upon me above
without discount We are aasoIGsd 70 offer $40. cash
no charge to The recruit as ID govern
WssS asnsso w Law ss 6 sroswss
"A Mcclellan and the military authorities at wsshineton
se ss8 eS TS IF vs oG s %
number for February conians an authentic history ~
coPss I Rese% Of Military Situation ava
r sy q e s GoURsh s Is s a" aS IN Ss
country and publishes al Official isls OF CHANGES in Tue
pear. nswhe,s elise rm - s P"oer soDe'
Broadway, New York. For sale By all news dealers.
GENERAL u. 3. vol. REcrG. oFrICE.-REcRUITs
for az Of ss n, o wne6 bonn cs
come anu S''' = - JOHN J. RINK, Rec,s omcer
TTusRAH FOR THE HEROES OF PULASKI AND
IL warner.lon mechanics and ls y.n ma,.ed 1877
s gin sa COL 3 " ssrrs Pori koss B..t
Ensn Recruiting orcer, 10 Bcwery Ny.
NEW YORK COUNTY VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE
0se new ons,ss s@rrfa a. uns%eer. eea and
way 5000 VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
The following the peouniay Inducements offered
r nndyNry cssa sWo
s SNiEkp sSSTss BOUNTY ;.cra,s SO
UNITED STATES BOUNTY addition to veteran 100
'0'''' - va
Applson. to be made personally a, IL. oce Of he
sA a2pENrT + f snsssss. s ":S,,re.r
onIsos BLp ,ysn Sng smr.Sg;,or Comfy
SEFIs HUMAN ss s:s:S. Committee
GEORGE oPDYkE, Aa1 iS,y I'm Me n s -
! Nsw yoem. Nov 49, 1863 ''o' "D'' '"'''"'"'
SOUTHERN DIvIslos o. N.w yosK,,
! ,sc,,t oapsss-sc. 81 = 'o''
Tss 5 liz
ON SUNDAY February III an hour sufficiently early
bark on leaving for Fort Schuyler At 10 M.
] Bv order OF Brfg Gen. HAZE a. a. r a. u.
'sosS s. y u f s'sssr. CAPT Co. H. hsYx
! ANR VOLUNTEER is WORTH TWO PRESSED MEN.
" Captain SPENCER will pay the highest cash In hand
bouncs all expenses 10 oil the quota OF bis town. in
infantry cavalry and artillery NO. o2S Grcenwcn street.
near Spring.
/ ONLY THREE DAYS NoRR-r0 JOIN SPLENDID
" NV Cavalry Regiment, going right on 70 lcsas ve
ran omcers, splendid cqupmens besnt'fn climate For
dAsn and fn this the regiment FOR furthcr PARTICULARS
call Tor three days a he Central Army Agency 40 BROAD
way.
| ITO xANs.-GENTLEMEN WISHING TO JOIN
II ncwtavalry Regiment going right on 70 Jesas. can
learn full partcuars By csng for the nsst three days ~
hker's Island.
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FINANCIAI..

SIX PER CENr-LOANs, IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON
IA ciyproperty only per mortgages. " due. paid
on ana similar sums lent at per cent Address without
delay Park Ben jamin rs West Forty fifth street.
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RAILROADS.

rvunsov rrvEp RAILROAD-TRAISS FOR ALBA.
N n.y. Troy the North and West Leave Chambers street
atSl2 r. NJ from rhrticth street Tickets may be procured
nj any ~ Inc Offices wEsTCoTT Express "a New York
and and checked the house to all points
on the ROAD and 10 Saratoga Springs
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD =
~ Increased accommodations Trains for Albany AMI
1yoy Tho North and West leave Twenty sixth depot
nj 10 A. ". and rs r. NJ. - .
sr dny ira n New fOrk for Albany al 42J z. NJ
and AJlapy fS2esew yurk at gl3AM N.
- JOHN BURCiitLL, Superintendent
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A PROTECTIVE ARMY AND NAVY LAW OFFICE
"A The most reabe Information free Prize money and
an other army aud navy claims secnred Counsel given ~
army and navy affairs OAca OF $. MOUITON. Attorney
and Counsellor " Broadway Two doors above Wall street
A FEW GOOD MEN FOR THE EIGHTH HEhVXFAR-
n tll'ery. Also cool places for other regiments sHEi-
DON'S Boan,y and Pension Office No. Beekman street.
room
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y WASHINGTON
INSURANCE COMPANY,
NO. liz Broadway, corner of Maiden lane

r,r,nr New YORK, Feb. 2, 1864
DlVIDEND-A dividend of eight 49, per cent il this dav
declared payable on demand in cash to stockholders
Ing Scrip, payable 18th instant.
Also Scrip Dividend Of sixty (Go cent the earned
premiums OF policies entitled to participate in the profits
Tor the year ending 3st January 1864 The scrip will
ready for delivery on and after the 18th Of March
WM x. LOTHROP. Secrelar
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DISPOSED OF as folIOWs.-
Amount Of Adjusted Losses due
subsequent to Jan. ]. 1884,. tl2 30 %
Amount of Reported Losses,
awaiting proofs, &C .......:..... 5000 90
Reserved for Snndry Liabilities
due to Agents and others........ 9,l7l 70
Amount reserved for re insurance
Of all Existing Policies tvalua-
tions at per cent interesD..... 1,73o,l26 80
Special reserve for any increase OF
mortality beyond The Tables,
Extra Kicks and other contin-
gencies. ........-......... 1876 80
raid ADJ d........' e 1926 o.
Observation-Disclosures wSId.. .a 6A7 90
Present yaiue OF dividends 1850
10 1860 inclusive (yaiuatiOn ut
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MOUNT HOPE LEAD STOCK FOR SALE CHEAP
AVA BY ALBERT II. NICOLAY, No. 81 William street.
MONEY TO LOAN-oN BOND AND MORTGAGE nv
A me Sterling Fire Insurance Company No. Wall street
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TO THE rRADEs.-Now IN PRESS, WILL BE puB.
oo ashea - Jew dNs The Life anil Amcurs Of IN BS
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
DROWNED.

A woman was found on Saturday last
by citizens of Sonora Mo. in the Mis-
rouri River about four miles above Peru.
She was so much decayed, it was impos-
sible to form any definite opinion of her
age, OF Of what her features had been.
She was about five feet four inches in
height, and heavy set. Her teeth were
all sound; her hair a high; brown and
very long done up in a silk roll. She was
probably Is years OLD, and from the ap-
pearance Of her breast, was supposed to
have been a mother. One of her toes
had been cut or mashed some time during
her life, causing the nail to grow over
the end and down under the toe. There
were no marks sbouther that would pos.
itively indicate violance, though there
were holes between her shoulders thai
were believed by these that saw her tc
be bullet holes, her ears were of, and
one Of her fingers had lost the first Joint.
Allthese scars. however, may have beer
Inflicted after decomposition commenced
especially as a bnzzard was seen on the
drift pile where she was found. The
fact Of her being entirely destitute of clio
thing renders il probable that she was
murdered, though she may have gone In
to the water 10 halhe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
lThe sLeaner Kate KearneY arrived

The steamer Kate Kearnev arrived
last evening 18th, from Fort Pierre,
which, frontier outpost she left on Friday
last, 10Th inst, The Kate took up 40
tons Government freight, and was the
ninih boat to arrive al Pierre this sea-
son. The eight others had al passed on
above, destined for the head Of naviga-
ten. The remainder Of the boats IN the
upper river, some six or eight in umbcr,
were all met between Fort Pierre and
Sioux City, getting along well. The stea-
mers Chippewa Falls and Belle Pesra
were lying at Randall when the Kate
passed,
General Sully and his land expedition.
consisting of some 5000 or 1000 men,
were at Fort Randall, having arrived
about "a hours before the Kate passed.
They were recuperating and would move
as soon as they got rested from their ia
nguing march. The Chippewa Falls and
Belle Peoria would move with the expe-
diiiou.
The officers of inc Kate Kearney re-
port . terrible droulh prevailing al Fort
Pierrie and all The way down 10 the vi
cinily of Omaha. No rain has fallen
since middle Of April. As a consequence
The grass is VeTyJow and paTched up al
most to the roots, and burns readily on The
application of a match. About b hun
dred miles above the fort. however, buff
talo grass was said 10 be fine.
Fort Pierre is garrisoned by two COM
panies of regulars. Two large bands of
Indians are camped in the vicinity, and
are perfectly friendly. Game is scarce
in thar region. No game of any des-
.cription was seer on the route, but eight
antelope.
The river was in fine stage at Fort
Pierre when the Kate Kearney left, and
on a stand. but raising all the way down
Il was thought Tia. the main mountain
raise, had already reached there. We
may look for an additional rise of about
TWO feet. There is iRtle or no freight a
boye and the Kate came down flying
light, her only cargo bSing a few buffalo
robes. She was detained nearly two.
days coming dowo by high winds. She
engaged one hundred and sevenly-fve
tones from this point to ST. Louis, and
has been engaged all the forenoon in
loading it.
ST. Joseph Evening News.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

ANOTHER GOyE.--RIcHARD BRowE.
and family left this City for their new
home in Omaha, on Friday last, Mr..
Brown has been connected with a
business house in Omaha for some
months past, and he found it necessa-
ry to move there to attend to it, bat
he informed US his residence there
would only be temporary. he has a
store here, most Of his property is
here his interest and affections are
here in the town which he founded
He intends returning as soon as the
new School House Is finished and a
good school under way, lie declares
that he would not have moved his fam
lily at all. if there had been a good
high School here.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

That we western folks are human, and
sometimes "frail" as "any other man,
was startlirgly brought to u mind. this
morning, BY hearing a report that VIM.
R. Smith, Of this city, had eloped with
Mrs. Fannie Duff, a young widow, who
had, for sometime past, been staying in
bis family. The facts, as we have learn
ed them, are: Mr.. Smith had for some
lime contemplated going to Denver. but
suddenly gave up the notion, and Mrs
Smith. thinking that she would not be
left alone, le, Mrs. Duff 90 10 her home,
Hiqwaiha, Kansas. A few days after
this, Mr.. Smith concluded % leave, and
drew his money out Of the bank, and
started, il was supposed, for Denver
This was about three weeks ago, since
when it has been ascertained that be
went TO HIawatha, and left that place in
company with Mrs. Duff, for parts I'M
known. He has left q wife his superior
IL every respect, but s~cantily provided for.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

as, said company has furnished THE undersigred salts
factory evidence thar 1t is possessed OF over Five
hundred Thousand dollars Of actual Capital invested in
Stocks Of at least par value, or ia Bonds OF M0rtgag-
es on Real Estate worth double the amount for which
the same Is m9ItEaBSAs aHa "Fettday 7el4 company
has hIed ia this ,Once A written instrument. 1ader the
Seal o. the Company, signed By the President and Sec
rttay thereof. SufhOrizng John H Keilom- Omaha,
J ohm Il. Maxcn, Nebraska City, Oh wheeler Piafts-
month, and John Carson, BT0UnvilIe, ~acknowledge
service Il process for AMI IN behalf Of saic Company,
consenting that service Of process upon the above nam
ed persors shall be taken and held 70 fbe az valid as II
served upon the Company, according 70 the laws Of
Ibis Territ0u or any other State, and waving ali the
Claims Of errors By reason Of such service and where
as, John l.. Carson, Esq, has furuished satisfactory
evidence that he is the authorised Agent Of said Com
panys
Therefore be it Known by these Presents
That IN pursuance Of The Aforesaid Act, ], IL
g. HARVEY, Auditor Of the Territory Of Nebraska,
do hereby Certify that
J. l.. CARSON, ESQ
Has fun authority to act as an agent for the said
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, At Brgwnyille, IN
the Territory OF Nebraska, and do and perform all acts
tor and in behalf OF said Company authorized ~ ms
appointment a. such Agent and b. the Laws OF this
TERRITORY; until the 3lst day OF January A. D: l5So5
unless this certificate should be sooner revoked.
In witness whereof have subscriber NY name, and
caused The seal OF the Auditors eli e 70 beal.
s. fixed this 22d, day " Apen a d 1854.
TUs.R-s WILLIAM E HARVEYj
Territorial Auditor.
June II 1854. AZ
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
The Athenanm CoIIeclion

contains between four and i've hundred pages Of tune.
and hymns, new and Old. Of the choicest kinds, for
church. Sunday school. revival. missionary temperance
prayer ard conference. ant an hints 81 sacred and so
Cisl meetings. The music in this book has llte and an
imatian in IL, ike shining Shore, Rest for the weary,
Shall we k1Iw each other there? Shall We meet beyond
the river ; There as a beauuful world Kind words
Sweet hour 81 prayer; There is a land Of loves Sufef
little children 10 come unto me; God ave the Nation
6c. Prices-siuule copies, bound 80 cents; SIS PEI
hundred cloth bound. embossed gilt, g. cents s. per
hundred. Mailed IT the retail price. HORACE Wa
TIERS. 48l Broadway, New XOurk, Publisher Of The
above Books.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
&c - Pn--l-fIc song Raok

contains IS paees Of Songs dlers antchoru es, both ga
cred and secular. tnclniing 14D1ges Vt praVer- for SICK
anf dvfng 80 dee. aud s5hEers Scripture Manual -
q j. we'll sufed for social singing as vel o. SaBboth
worship among the many beautiful pieces may be
found, Where liberty dwell is nv cOuHtry5 Tue Chris
tsn hero, Taree cheers FOR our banner; Come sing 20
hleof hesvyn; 0OIumhia, the ZEN u .heoccani F &c.
mans gathering; Coiumbiais King forever MIrching
along, sc Prices-pape cover, IS cents, s18psr hum
dred. Mailed at the retail price
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

An exchange thinks that Abraham
Lincoln is the %''fiiteSt man 20 conduct
the great struggle TO a fling close
Tie Convention at Baltimore believed
that old Abe should have some help in
the" fitting close" business. and so II
nominated a gentleman whose profession
used 10 be fitting clothes.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
Waters, ChoraI Uarn.

Anew Sunday School Book, OF $50 pages Of beautiful
hymns and times. It cOntsjne many gem. such as
ousi Leave me with my mother; H leadelh me hesiie
stu watsrs. &C. -PTice-paper covers. p cents; SO
Mailed at the retail price. Il Is edited by Horace Wa
te-s, author o. Sunday School Bells Nos. 1 AMI 2, which
have had the enormous safes Of over eight thousand
cope. just publisbedby HORACE WATERS, No. 4sI
Broadway. New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
Sahhath schnoI 81 -.

is an entire new work ofl92 aazes, andnearIy 225 tunes
ard hymns. As the music asa little mere oimc1It Il
IS Just the book to 10 sow Bell No l.. Merry one mil.
lion Of these Bells have been issued. and are now ring
ing thrigah this and other csuurries. Among tie
many chalce pieces may re found. shall wemeet BE-
yarl the rver2 There is a beautiful world Slrrou
slallc me again no mure. Don't YOU hear the Angel.
couiuC2 Thou, God. sees. me Sabbath Bells chime
on, &c. p ice~ ~ Bell No 2 are rhe same j. Bel Ne.
I. Both numbers eau be obtaiHe1 ID one v0tames-
Price, hound cory. 40 cents, $50 per huadred cloth
bound, embossed gilt, 90 cts, $40 per hundred. q
copies furnished at the one hundred price Mailed at
the retail price.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

Clothing Emporium Of H. NJ. At
4 Co, has received a large
OF Summer Clothing, Of the
'yies and fashions, within the
eek' They are doing a large bust.
81 The Cheap for Cash" system
desire 30 make decent appearance,
Fourth, go 10 H. NJ. Atkinson s
nd fit yourself with a suit Of their
0mmer Clothing.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

are pleased to learn that w. NJ. G.
ns, Photographic Artist, who has
Q successful at Rockport as an artist
lng to this city to stop awhile. Mr..
ns, we believe, from specimens Of
prk q a. we have seen, 10 be a 10.
=, aud has the very best apparatus
ing Photographs. He comes well
nended, and viii doubtless get as
work here as be can do.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
cOndaoe G Gest comp'ln:
Notice.
Nathan Squires & Harriet Squi-es-
his wffe Jonathan A. Dewell and

Nathan Squires * Harriet Squi-es( Notice.
hfs wtfe. Jonathan A. Dewell and
Adam hart, ResP'd's.
The above named Nathan Squires and Harriet A.
Soires apd Jonathan 81. Dewell and Adam Hart. are
hereby notihed that the above namel Conin-s g Gest
did on the 18th day Of May, q. d. 1864, file in he Dis
trict Caurt sitting in chaucery IN and Tor the county Of
Nemafa. second Judicial District Of Nebraska Territory.
his petition setting fOrh that the Saia Squires and wife
did uR the Ah day NJ June a,d 1863. make execute
and de liver 20 said Adam Hart a bond fo- q dead a
and 90 .He ~frl,viLr cosC Ibed irotprty tc-Eii: lie
cast hall Of The SOUTHEAST quarter aud rhe northwest
quartec OF the Southeast quarter OF section one town
ship six. range twelve east in Nemzh2 county. Eebras-
ka Territory, and upon SAID day said Hart made Sndde-
hvsred 10 said Squires his Promissory Note OF that
date, thereby promising 10 pay said SplIres or bearer
the sun Of one hundred snd hfy dollars in two years
amer date with interest at the rate- OF ten per cent per
anilun, AM set ing forth further that this complainant
j. uew the holder and owae- o. said bond ami IN posses
sion of said tract o. land. and that said JOuathan H.
DeEeiiis The heldeT aid in plsseSsion % said Qote AID
That this complainant is ready and wi ing 10 paw he
amBuna due on said NJ e and that said SqUires refuses
is taid 10 him the ~ai1 So aiFes, 1nd tnarssu pswelE
refuses n give up sail n0{e unless tue same a. DaiG -
hicl, ara praying thai said o0mpiainant may be allowed
l. pay lhe sum OF money Cue up5n said no1e into court
and show 10 whom said money should be paid, and that
sail complainant may have q good shd sufficient deed in
and TO said tracts q land ard fer snch oher % such
further relief as may he agreeable TO equity, And said
respondents are hereby further noIined 10 be and APP
pc Ar before said court On or before Monday the eighteenth
Gsv Of Jolly. q. d 1864, and plead answer OF dCmur 10
sid petition OF the same Will be pro c~onisssO. and a
decree rendered accordingly.
Dated Brnwnviile GemaGa County Nebraska Terri
tory, the ID day OF June. a d 1854
usSv5 -6t-Slb Solicitor Tor Complainant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

p. T. Den has just received large
es for farmers use, heavy Sheet
or Sugar Boilers, Dog Irons, Tin,
and Stove Pipe, Cooking Stoves Of
style and size, Queensware, Coal
amps, Lady's and Childreu's Hats,
ine Oil and Drugs, White and Blue
p for forth Of July, Candy, etc.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
GENERAL FREMoNT's LETTER.

The letter of Gen. Fremont accepting
the nomination of The convention Is the
mcst unfortunate document put forth by
that gentleman. Il seals his political
fate, and dIShonors forever a once proud
and popular name. The letter Is Cop
perhead in rs argument, CoppeThead IN
MS phrases, Comprehend IN It's false as
symptoms, Comprehend in It's tone and
manner and essence. He evidently wrote
the letter for the purpose of conciliating
the Copperhead party to his SUPPORT
He luis their Pro-Slavery instincts, by
declaring that Slavery may be consider
Cd practically d~islroyed,' and that the
party divisions created by ii have disap-
peared." He gratihes their sympathet-
ic feeling for The rebels by giving out
the he docs not heartily concur" In
that portion of the Cleveland platform
which sets forth that The coniscauOn Of
the k4d-AEhAr-A- ~
button among the soldiers and actual sell
llers is a marter Of Justice" Evidently
he has a notion that there is a chance of
his being taken up by the Chicago Con
venlion. He does not hesitate to make
direct illusions to it-sayiDg that if Mr..
Lincoln is Re nominated, "theee viii be
20 alternative but to organize against him
every element Of conscientious opporatIon,
with the view to prevent the misfortune
Of his re election. Impressed with this
necessity, this brilliant pairiot realize she
importance OF standing well with the
Coppsrheads - leYeland Ledger.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

= steamer West Wind passed Up on
Jaw last, she has been for some time
lower trade. and shows plainly that
kinder mixed down there, by
numerous bullet-holes shot into Der
perrillas.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

Ne were, last Saturday, the recipient
] bunch Of Rhubarb of very large
the stocks being nearly three feet
leng and weighing upwards Of one
nd each, for which we are under obi
iDns 10 Nh. McNeal, Of Sonora, Nc.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

bite a spirited !irtle race came off in
CITY on Sunday last. MI. August's
Is took fright and. starred APP Main
h; and we believe they made the
time ever made, in harness, in this
No serious damage done.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02
The Horaee - MeIodeons - -
HE Dav SchooI Ron.

4a0QoeQpies issued Anew singiuE Book Tor Schools
and S5ugnaTies, called tae Day school Bell. Is now
ready. Il contains atout two hundred choice songs.
rounds, eatrnes duets, tries ~qnaTtetts and chQruses.
many ~ them written expressly for Iais work besides
progressive.
Among the large number Of beautiful pieces may he
found, Uncle Sans school," Dent you hear the
eli. dren coming" Always look on tie sunny side ("
che little lass. , and Little Lad" -Oh, III we're 3
little bird" Bird OF beauty" Pretty pear tree, p
Anvil Chorus" "Mee5 ne hy the running brosk."
&c It is compiled by Horace Waters, author Of Sab
bath Sehooi Bell" Nos, I and 2 wlleh have lad the
enormous saleof SO 0g0 Clpias. Fees-qapeT sewers,
% cents. $50 ger 100; bonnd 30 cents. SIS per 1o3;
closh bound, embossed gilt, 80 cents. $50 per hundred.
IS copies furnished AZ The one hundred price. Mailed
al the retail price.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-02

H. McCreery has just received a
supply of New Goods, in the way
ogs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Per.
etc. etc, al the City Drug Store,
OF Main and First sheets. He
nslness upon the principle of live
1--we" and is meeting with . 81
IN a large run of custom. A No.
glst, a good salesman. and an &C
nat'ng gentleman, he cannot help
successful.