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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-06-16
A''a'' o Iite... George II. Knoul.ou. Register.

At q Court OF Probate held az Alfred, within
and for the county OF York. on the nrst Tuesday
In June, In the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and slxty-hve, by the Hon. E.E Bourne,
Judge OF said Courts
EASTMAN n TRIP, Administrator OF the es
IL tate of Mary Ann Meader late OF Lyman in said
county, deceased, having presented his first &C
count OF administration of the estate Of said de
ceased. for allowances
Ordered, That the said accountant give notice 10
all persons interested, by causing a copy Of this
order to he published three weeks successfully
In the Usi0R and Journal printed at Biddeiord,
In said county. that they may appear at aProbate
Court TO be holden at York In said county,
on the first Wednesday In july next, at ten of the
clock In the forenoon, and shew cause II any they
have, why the same should not DO allowed.
Attest 'Georsc II. knowlton. Register
Atrue copy.
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House for Sale.

l.s COTTAGE TT OFT HOUSE sisasisd on he
& y Heights, corner OF Middle and Acorn
,trsets Bald house Il IN perfect repair. containing
nina rooms with both hard and son water brought
in by pumps. There Is > harm and shed attached,
Thsre n cnnpccted with the lot finely cultivated
garden containing all kinds OF nuIt trees. such ~
All In bearing condition and In The garden q .
Grape House 20 Z ", With ~ foreign grape vines,
n varieties, nsstarine and peach trees Bald house
and lot will be sold cheap u applied FOR soon. =.
JOHN n. PARKER.
Diddcford, April 70, 1864. u
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Executive DEPARTMENT.
..r.I AUGUSTA, Juno 10, 1855.
An adjourned session OF the Executive Council
will be held at the Council Chamber, In Augusta
ON FRfpAY. the sd day OF June inst. -
Attest. EPliRAIM FLINT, JR.,
% Secretary or state.
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RI you want to get good likeness cali at T. IT.
i hcksNNkY'S. and secure such pictures az he
Always GETS the First Prsm,sm Tor. "A
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One cent per day on n $50 note.

Notes Of all the denominations named will DO
promptly furnis. cd upon receipt Of subscriptions.
The Notes of this Third Seriesarc precisely SIM
liar in form and privileges To the Sevcn-Thirties
already sold, except that the Government reserves
to itsel the option Of paying interest In gold coin
ut per cent, instea OF 3-loths In currency.
Subscribers will deduct the interest In currency
up to July 18TH, at tho time when thoy subscribe.
The delivery of the notes Of this third series Of
the Seven thirties will commence on tho LIST Of
June, AMI will be made promptly and contlnu.
ously aftcr that date.
The slight change made in the conditions of this
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter Of inter.
est. The pawn mt in gold, II made, will be equiv
alcnt to the currency interest Of the higher rate.
The return to specie payments, In the event Of
which only will the option to pay interest In gold
be availed Of would SO reduce and equalire pri,es
that purchases made with six per cent. In gold
would BIO fully equal TO those made with seven and
three. tenths per cent In currency. This is
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.sssTHREE FARMS

- E'OF SALG-
No lis my Homestead containing about %
acres OF moving and tillsge, and ~ acres OF pas
ture and wood. IL lays within miles Of the mills
In Bddeford and is ono OF the best Arms In YORK
No. 2-was the homestead Of L. @. Smith: IL
contains 30 acres OF moving and tllagc. and 81
acres OF timber and pasture. 10 Is Within miles
OF the mills, on good road and Is q good farm.
No, Stays In kennebunk Port, within miles
of the mills in Bddeford. Contains IL acres Oh
moving and tillase 10 acres or wood aud pasture;
The above farms are In good condition ana VIII
For further particulars enquire az the subscriber
on the premises, or ut the assessors oihce' CITY
'''' aisf JOHN SMITH.
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COFFIN W:qIsEMOUNE.
SOMETHING NEW.


G. LIBBY. Sole Proprietor, for this city, Of
" J. 8. MERRILLS Patent Coin Lid-patented
March 23d. 1863. This improvement consists In
cutting on tho I'D, with projection foI the nsmc
corresponding recess Tho great advantage Of this
style OF collins j. 10 exhibit tho plato with the I'D
either open or closcd-aimeys showing the plate In
It's proper place, besides adding very much To the
beauty OF the co1ln.
Our Colin warcrooms were established IN 1853,
by request or citizens, who have given 10 liberal
patronage, 10 whom We would render thanks for
past fvors aso for the liberal patronage of this
Vicinity. No pains will bc spared 10 give satisfsc.
ton, and make this the Best ceffR Mare EHskiish.
Ing new improvements. everythi will be fitted up
In the very hest style. sr' IEi' ilIIi. ~ iffl'
Robes aud Plates constantly ON hand aud fur
csma M~aaf"c'sry 90 Bac.. street:
J. q. LIBBY,
P.B have the exclusive right OF sale In Did
deford Tor fiske's Patent Metallic burial Gases.
Blddeford. Ne, April. tS6t. rTN yIB i
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old Iron Wanted.

lash and the highest prices Maid for OLD IRoS,
CorrER, LEAD, and all other kinds OF metal, by
JOHN 6AtNES, ut his blacksmith Shop on Water
street., Saco. 50
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AT a Court or Probate holden at Altred, wthin !,
and FOR the County OF York, on the hrst IueuAy
I'm June. In the year Of our Lord eiynteen
hundred and sixty-hve, by the iion- q. L boorne'
IN tSe retition of william Huse, Executor Of the
UWiii of James Huse, late OF buxton, In said
county. deceased, representing that tne personai
estate of said deceased Is rot sufficient To pay the
mat debts which he owed st the time OF his death
NV the sum OF hfy.fve hundred scvcnty.two !6-iOC
dollars and praying for license to sell and con-
yey much Of the sesi ,s ss'nS ., sad aeeessSa
and incidental charges;
ordered Thatths etitioner give notice thereof 10
the heirs Of said deccasd and Go all persons
ed In said estate by causing copy Of this order
Co be published In the Unssa aud Jssrnai, printed
In Biddeford, In said county, three weeks success
svely. that they may appear az Probate Court
TO be holden at York, in said county, on the
first Wednesday IN July next. at ten OF the clock
in the forenoon and shew cause, II any they have,
why the prayer Of said petition should not be
Attest. George II. Knowlton. Register.
Attest. George II. Knowl,on, Register.
Al a Court OF Probate holden Mt Alfred. within
and FOR the county ofYork, on the hrst Tuesday Oh
june. IN tho year OF our Lord eighteen hun
dred and sixty-fve.' by the Hon. 4. 4. Bourne.
ryTIILiAM CLARK, yR, Guardian OF Olive PEN
w ny. OF Wells. in szid county, an insane per-
son. having presented his first accounted Guardian
ship of his said ward for allowance;
ordered, That the said Guardian give notice 20
all persons Interested. by causing copy Cfthis
der 10 be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the
Urion 4 Jeurrai. printed ut Diddeford, In said
be holden at York. In said county, on the first
Wednesday In July next. at ten OF the clock In
the foreuoon, and shsw cause, II any they have,
why the same should not he allowed.
Attest, George ii. Knowlton. Register.
Attest, George ii. KnOwltou, Register.
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CERTIFICATES naming each article AMI IT. Naluc, are
Iiacal In SEALED ENVELOPES, which are well mixed.
One IL these Envelopes containing the Certificate OF order
fW sne Article (COrh az feast one dollar at redD VIII
lie sent By mail any address, without egari TO choc on
receipt of 20 cents The purchaser viii see what Article IL
dras AMI is value which may I've from One to 1--we hun
dred Dollars anil then send One Dollar and receive the
Article ane or any other the list 81 the same value,
an after seeing the article II Il dOes not give perfect salts
faction we desire It to he Immediately returned and the
amount paid will he refunded. s|.
IIy this mnle we give SELECTIONS fron variei stock Of
fine yooIs Of the best make AMI latest styles, AMI ot In
trnsc wUrh nominal price, while all have chance OF
securing articles Of the very highest value.
I'm all cases we charge Cor forwarding the Certificate pos
tacc AMI doing the business the of Twenty Ave Gents,
which must be encle In the orer. Five Certificates will
he sen, for 81 eleven m 50 thirty fer S. sixyaye for
$40 one huirlred for Sl5
Parties dealing ,rih may depend on hautng prompt
returns aud s article drdrn iH be Immediately senf
20 any address By return mail or express.
Entire satisfactoa Guaranteed in all cases.
Write your Name, Town, County and State plainly, and
address
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Real Estate


THE undersigned gives notice that 10 hes dis
] posed Of his Interest 10 The groesry business q
King's Corner, to Henry w. Goodwin end James b.
requested 20 prevent The samo for payment imme
dlstsly, aud I'll psrsous iudei ted 10 him are uoti
ded that HE accouut ,uust hs settled within sIxSy
days or they viii b len In Ne hand. o. eollse
COR. t.....t ......- - 49,. I, FRANK YORK..
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For Sale.

nuRE EXTRACT OF TOpAccO for Sheep Wash.
i A sure extermlnator or vcrmln ON sheep, Cat
tle aud plants VI al kinds. Agent for York coun.
!" HENRY JORDAN,
25tr keunebunk, Maine.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-19


BASE BALL AT MAsoN.-In NOTICING the
recent game of ball played at Mason. be-
tween Sheridan CluS. Of that place and
capital Club OF this city. the IRgbQm Ne,rs
makes two or three statements which are
Incorrect, and calculated 20 detract from
The credit due Capital Club. of this CITY. i'm
beating the sheridan Club. The Ne,rs
says the nine Of Capital Club were az
experienced players" This is not So. Sew
en- out Of the nine tina, played az Mason.
belonging 10 the club Of this city never
played the game before this season. The
Ae1cS also says IAN accident" occurred
during the first innings. This is not 50
NO accident of the most trivial nature oc-
cured during the entire game. The frs.
striker Of Capital Club made home run
on the first innings, owing TO losing the
oau in the grass. which counted bat one
tally This the Ae,cS CONSTITUTES into an ac.
eldent. The NelrS would have done much
more honor TO the Mason club bv giving
them due credit for their excellent PLAYING.
ana according 10 the Lansing club the due
need OF praise to which they we're Justly
entitled.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-19

FOLLY AND CRIME. A few days since,
Albert Iulsapple, young man Of this city,
hired a valuable livery team of PhilO Dan
iels, and delivered the same to a young wO-
man named Harriet Austin formerly of
Aurelius with instructions, as It's alledged
10 sell the establishment, while he would
obtain another team in the same way, and
also sell il, and then unite their fortunes
together. His part OF the contract Huls-
apple was unable to fulfill The young
woman sported her team in several parts OF
the State, but was finally fetched up at Paw
Paw, before she had been able to sell it.
She was brought before Justice Newbro
but waived an examination, and is now in
Jail at Mason, awaiting trial by the Circuit
Court for larceny. Hulsapple has also been
arrested as principal or accessory in the
crime, aud VIII be examined before Justice
NeWbro.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-19

TIE Biz MARSH. The Editor OF the
Maccmb CO. MoaHo,' has passed over the
swamp between here and Owosso. aud
says OF il:
After leaving OWosS0. the country along
the route ceases 10 attract attention. The
Railroad passes through an undCvel0ped
region the greater part OF the distance 10
Lansing However the Tine must come
when splendid cultivation Will lend beauty
To this region. The soil is rich enough to
send up the most rugged verdure. and
there are spots which would rival the pra-
iglcs OF The richest regions of The west.
Particularly Is this the case with the I'M
mense swamp OF the 5000 acres belonging
10 the state Agricultural College. This
immense piece of swamp land is part OF the
grant for supper, OF The Agricultural Coll
eye. Though swamp land. vet the ground
Is of that sOlidity that the heaviest trains
are run over the road where the track lies
upon the surface with none Of the precaa-
lions IN construction like that noticed in
the Railroads running through the swamps
OF the South. Tile professor Of the coll
eye informs rs that a system OF drainage
Tor This swamp Is being connected in con
nec,iOn with the Il. K. Company. bv which
at an expense oi only about $500. tn,
whole tract will be reclaimed aud CONVEX
tel into the richest meadow lands. Ever
/ now the growing hay upon this tract mus
be worth from 10000 TO 5000 per annum
The Board OF Control OF the College hav,
been authorised 10 sell detached portions o
their land grants and with the proceeds
lnausurate the system OF drainage necess
AIRY.
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Fire in New YORK.

aThe fire in New York yesterday, com
mencing with Barnum's Museum, was
stopped at 3 Am street and III Cotton
street. Tie property Intervening On
Broadway, Ann and Fulton streets, was
destroyed. SIX buildings were destroyed
On Broadway, eight 90 Ann and I've on IL
ton street. The heat was so intense that
the front Of St Paul's Church opposite the
Museum, took fire. but tie liremen saved
it.
A second dispatch says: Owing to the
rapid progress OF the IRE at Barnum's Mu-
scum, yesterday. little was saved.
The snakes and wild animals were burned.
Many articles were brought out and lost in
the crowd. 4 policeman saved case OF
valuable coins and the glass engine. 4
large number Of thieves piuuueIe1 the hat
ana shoe stores in the vicinity and sgd lie
stolen pA9erty IN the crowd PickpOckets
were very active, and many We're ARRESTED.
Several persons were injured hy falling
walls. A panic occurred in the crowd To-
consequence Of escaping steam from fire
engine, and several persons were injured
by being trampled under foot. One OF the
attaches Of BaTnum's went - tie rO0f Ot
the building, when the ire broke ont. and
has not since been heard from. Tie Clfy
nan p.tl anu ala -T 7li ee-7 -l4 A-1 '-Nl---t.
were filed with dense crowds. Tie Walls
Of the AstJr house grew very A0-. but Dy
throwing water on Tie windows The bull-
ding was saved from fire. Tie Erafuy
Erpre5s Office took ire al tw0 O'clock ODD
the roof DG- nO serious damage W-s done.
some water was thrown into the HsrnH
building Tie Belmont Hotel was thor
oughly drenched. The old ire department
was out in strong force. aud engines came
from Brooklyn 10 assist. Yesterday after
noon capitalists made a proposition Tor q ueW
Museum Association with i capital ol So
600, 0UO. with John Buyari Of B5uvarI's
panorama, Us manager.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-19

HOLLANDS LIFE OF LINCoLN.-Dr. J. G.
Holland, the celebrated writer and lecturer.
is writing a biography of Abraham Lincoln.
aud from the well known character Of the
writer, and the immense fund Of material
furnished for 4 volume i'm the life and char
acter OF the lamented President, this hook.
when Issued. We predict will he one of the
most desirable volumes ever placed before
The American public. Ii IS the intention of
the publishers 20 sell the work only through
subscription agents; those. therefore. want
ING the work should be careful to purchase
when so offered. Mrs. Lizzie Scoveu is
now canvassing this city for this work
Those desiring TO subscribe will find Mrs.
: at The residence Of ". G. Wiley, ESQ,
on Grand 81.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-19

THE LADY's FRIEND. This fav0rite of
ladies leads off in its August number with
a beautiful steel engraving called Grand
pas Darling the face of the old man,
with lis deep thoughtful eyes, strikes US as
particularly fine Among the figures ofthe
colored steel Fashion Plate, We note a bridal
dress, very chaste and pretty. The other
eugravinss OF this number are, THE Chill
dren and the Rain-drops," Jacket a Ban
deaux," front and back vlew,) " Bonnets, -
Gentlemcn's Shirt, Greoian Waist with
Braces, >ir0nt and back view,) Gimp
Ornament, "Watleau Skirt Supporter, 81
SC. &c. The music for this number is a
fine piece, Rest. Noble Chieftain.~
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-19

THAT DucH. The large ditch just com
pleted by Mr. Daring in the western part
Of the city, with its tributaries, is quite q
considerable work. Ii is about two and q
half feet wide on the bottom, and varies in
depth from two TO thirteen feet. Itextends
from Genesee street. in the Fourth Ward.
through the Second Ward into the Third.
and drains the entire western part Of the
city into the natural run. In Ottawa street.
except that the western part of the Fourth
Ward may need an outlet on the north.
through Franklin street. Weregard this as
a permanent and valuable improvement 10
our CITY.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-19

SODA WATER. DR.. Holmes has fixed up
a soda fountain in the best manner, with
new materials, at considerable expense,
and we know that il works admirably
Persons, after walking or riding in a hot
sun, need something for the inner man, and
that which the Doctor furnishes cools, re-
freshes and invigorates. and IS therefore
much better than some other things. which
inaAme, degrade and brutalize. Ii YOU
doubt this, take along your intended, or
your "beJter half" and if you abide by
their decision, You will doubt no more
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-19

CoyNoy C0UNcIL.-At the meeting on
Monday night, the assessment on Michigan
Avenue was rectiiied aud confirmed; L. y.
Williams and \. \. Hart voting nay.
An order was made to make an assess
ment for grading Seymour street, and C.
Tracy. b. Van Aiken, and L. l. Williams
we're appointed Commissioners.
ed to let the contract for grading Michigan
Avenue 10 John Shine.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-19

DIsrEUUIvE FIEE.-At about one o'clock
of the morning Of the 9TH Of July, the
Methodist Meeting house in this village
was discovered to pc ON fire, and before
assistance could De obtained was entirely
consumed. The building was struck by
lightning. passing down the chimney
into the stoves. and through the floor
The loss tails heavily upon ,hc Society and
community, as it was the only place of any
kind in this village where public meetings f-l-
nerals, could be held. The Society have Ia
bored under great pecunary embarass-
ment Tor the last eight years. and had just
discharged the last debt against it, when it
burned. The whole structure, including a
bell and meiodeon was worth about -, 800
all Of which is total loss, there being no
Insurance. what Steps The Society Will
take in regard 10 another building We have
not heard but presume that they VIII build
again soon. fngtdm Co. Ne3rS.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-19

RAILROAD METuSG.-A meeting in ref
erence to the continuation of the Grand
Trunk Railroad was held at Holly on the
sth instant and was addressed by Hon. j.
G. Crawford, L. L. Treat, E. Il. Emmors,
and others, and il was resolved to proceed
Immediately to organize Railroad Com
pany. A committee Of three for each
town from Ridgeway to Holly was appoint
ed to solicit subscriptions.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-19

RUNAwAY.-On Monday, team standing
BY Cowles' store. in Ottawa street, started
with an empty wagon from which a load OF
wool hsd been tafen, and ran up the street
knocking away the protection TO the shade
tree at the northwest corner OF Capitol
square, but without touching Tie tree For
tunately they fetched themselves up against
the fence on the west side Of the square.
with but little damage to the wagon.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-19

ENTERPRIzE II BUsINESs.-A short time
since. a peddler of milk-safes, in travelling
through the country to dispose Of his wares
called at house occupied by willow
She liked his safes, but needed a husband
more than q safe; and 10 was finally agreed
thar she would buy a safe but was not to
pay for it till she got husband, and ped
der was 10 send her one. Pursuing his
travels, be found widower, TO whom be
recommended the case Of the widow, and
widOwer made application, and after few
days Of cOurtship and inquiry on both sides
the wedding was fixed al six o'clock on
sunday afternoon. In the meantime, the
peddler pursuing his business, called on an
other wldo~er who liked his safes, but
thought he ought to get ahousekeeper first.
Peddler finally sold han a safe conditioned
70 be paid for when he should get married,
and peddler, in order to hasten lis pay day,
not knowing widower No. had acted rec
commended him to the same widow. Wn-
over No. = fixed himself right and on sun
day afternoon called On the widow, who re-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-19

THE RAILROAD MEETING oy THE 26th --
We trust our citizens will make ample prep
arations % accommodate those who will ASS
emble here on the 26th inst. 10 attend Ill,
railroad meeting, and that an necc- ary
and proper arrangements will be made
Il will undoubtedly be quite large gath
e-ing.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-19

IxGnAM Co. FAin.-The next Annual
Fair Of the Ingham County Agricultural
Society win be hello on the Fair ground in
Mason On Wednesday and Thursday, the
27lh and 2sth days Of September next
The price Of Admission has been fixed a.
% cts for single tickets.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-19

TExPLAE's socIAL.-The Temple If Hon
or Will hold q Social at Temple Hall tomor-
row Thursday evening. All friends Of
Temperance are cordially invited to De
present.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-19

WoOL.-The market during the week has
been steady, 4 considerable coming in.
Holders are unwilling to sell at less than IS
cents, but buyers viii not pay these figures
except for extra lets. We quote current
rates yesterday at so TO So. Cowles has
thus far bought 40 600 pounds Merrillell
& Weller, $4,000 pounds. Some others
have bought small amounts this season,
but we believe these are the only dealers
now in the market
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-19

REruRNED. Rev. G. s. Armstrong WHO
has been absent some time as Chaplain Of
the Fourth Michigan Cavalry returned 10
bis home last week The regiment has
been disbandcd and discharged from tie
service.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-19

Personal Hon. II. Pratt, Judge Oh
Probate Of this County has removed 10
Mason where he intends to make his per-
manent home in the future.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-19

NEW POTAToEs.-A few are occasionally
soen AZ the grocers. which are retalied in
small quantities, at sl,75 per bushel.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-19
Wednesday Morning, July 10, 1865.
Notice to subscribers.-The Fig

Notice. 10 SuDsCfIDeTs.- HV =
- which our subscribers viii ind Attaclel 70 theT
names on their papers Indicate the NVNEEE o. .he
49, 40 which their subscription ia paid. ly the
kk.1fs1s,r- is meant the WHOLE NUMB-R," which
~ BE- found ia the heading Of the paper, which Is
.5anges weekly being Increased one each week ,lity
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rs Number in the heading Of the paper and compar
To- II with the number attached u the name or d.
Elton on the paper our subscribers can readily SEE
hoE their accounts stand on our books