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r.. Va. pATTEN 4 CO., Aue,ioneer..

Oilce, loU
hWELLlNG and LAND at Ferry Village at Auc-
- ZION. On Monday, July 80, 1T Z NJ, on the
premises, at Ferry V lage will be sold large two
ored wooden Dwelling, together with the Land.
hot about .OS2sO This property Is near Dyer's
snp yar ana handy to the Steam Ferry by which
I I s can be had with the city every hall
nouI, from A. NJ TIL r. nj. For particulars call
on inc AUG ioheers. jy2j Is
EukNfTURE at Auction. On Tuesday, Ju-
" II at 10 clock A. NJ, at House No. rs, Free
sneeL recently occupied ny Mrs. Baker as a Board
ing House, we shall sell all the furniture in said
house consi, ting of Beds Bedsteads, Bedding, and
Mattresses; Cham6er sets, Carpets, Mirrors, Blu
reans, CLOCKS Chairs, Work, Center, Gard. and DIM
and Iron ware; fab cutlery Sofas lounges &c. &c.
Together with the entire Kitchen Furniture
HENRY BAILEY ~ co, Auctioneers
jy % dtd Once l16 Fore straat
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' EDWARD SHAW, Trca. Off M. F. ms ca
Portland, Me, july 1G 1895
aMcssrs Herring. Farrel q Sherman, 25i Broadway.

N.
Gentlemen-The devastating fire which took place
in extent and number of buildings destroyed by any
fire that ever took place In this country, entirely
consumed our large sugar house and office. We
safes. 1t was in the third DRY of our ofice when
the floor gave way 1t Ie into the cellar on heap Of
burning sugar. where 1t remained until THURSDAY,
when removed It and had 1t cut open 1T contained
our general books, valuable papers, Insurance poll,
cies, record Of our government bonds two thousand
dol ars 10 bank bills, and currency all of them
were preserved in excellent order-not mark OF fire
on them. Every line Is perfectly legible The COW
ers OF the books were drawn by the steam from the
are perfect This Sa e subjected to severe test.
We are very much pleased with the result 1t has
proved itself perfectly reproo and too much praise
cannot be awarded to safe which stood the lest so
well. Respectfully yours,
j. B. BROWN g. SONS
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j vi 1 dts At '0"'O'u SYLVESTER DANA.

HOUSE at Auction. On Thursday, Aug. 9,
IL at o'clock, p NJ, we shall sell House, No. 50
Sumner street. 1t is two story wooden house,
with basement, finished throu ghou, with II rooms
good Closets good cellar, plenty bard and soft water
Very centrally located good nelghborhood, and
sery dtsirab;e property
HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers,
jul 27-th Office at No 1l6 Fore street
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.il5 For Preserving and BeantJying the Hair,
3N Contains ucithcr Oil nor Alcohol -,
This article has been prepared with view to Sill
pcrccde tho pcrnieious compounds so common in the
market. the use ofwhieh has been almost invariably
detrimental 10 the growth and beauty OF TIM hair ii
is especially adapted to the of ladies and chrc
with whom it is an UNIVERSAL FlAVORIiE. Per
sons whose hair has been thincd by sickness or old
age, shouhl give it trial. uxuriamt growth will
result. by the use OF DIR. KNIGHTS; If. DRESS
ING, the hair is beautfiic its growth is improved,
the scalp is ecans nervous headache is curcs hair
removed.
fss DR.. K9sights' Hair Dressing,
Is scientific discovery, prepared under the supcrin
tcndencc OF an eminent chemist, and is approved,
roeommcnded and used by the medical iaclilty. It
c IS exqnisitcly pcrfnme is put up in large bnttlcs,
anu y sold by all Druggists, pcrfumGrs aud Fancy
Good Dealers.
PRICE $1O0 PER BOTTLE.
Prepared by E. KNIGHTS, II. D.. Chemists.
Blulrosc. Mass.
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r EEDS AND HARRINGTON r. i CO.-Notice
IL is hereby given that the Annual Meeting OF this
Company will be held on Tuesday, July 81 current,
in Portland at the Ocean Insurance ONCE NO. lS6
Fore street. at O'Clock, p NJ, to act upon the fol'
lowing subecta, wiz JAIN
/. To choose Ave Directors for the ensuing year.
Q. To see if the Company will redeem the first and
second mortgages upon said Road, and lay assess
ment upon the stockholders and bondholders for that
purpose. s..4 s- ..
3. To adopt some measure tor the future opera
ton of the Road. .....
4, To act upon any other business which may re-
gularly be ore the meeting. Et.a
BY order OF the Directors.
DULY 1G. I'll JOS. ILSLEY, Clerk.
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DRICK House nt Auction. On Wednesday
ID Aug. IL. at o'clock p. NJ. on the premises, we
shall sell the Brick House. No. 49, Bracket street.
the head oil Gray street. 1t is new, with II fin
ished rooms gas, hard and soft water, capital eel
lar, good stable with a slated roof good wood
house, &C., &c. 1t is valuable property, in an ex-
cellent neghborhood and very de irabe for a resi-
dence, Possession given In ~ DAYS.
HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
iH2i did Office 17G Eore street
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ioulS. NCv
W. i. PHILLIPS & co.


PORTLAND, July Il, 1scG.
1iessrs. Thomson s Co., Neao Hdpesa, Coma,
GENTLEMEN: In accordance with your REQUEST
wall state the situation OF my safe in the late fire The
sane was removed from the store six eight feet on
much danger as IL lett in the store it was exposed
10 tic fun force OF tho flames. After the fire the
excepting the lock. which would not oron had il
cut open and the books in good order with the
exception of the bindings which were injured by the
heat. s Yours truly,
A. Il. YORK.
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ak City Of Portland.

WHEREAS, VIM. Ii. Fessenden, for the heirs
w Of JAS Deering and trustees of estate OF Mary
Bebie, have petihOned the City Council to lay out
two new str cts on public ways in aid city, begin
ning on Gree street and running 10 Grove street;
also. TO change the loo lton Of Cumberland street,
from Green to state street and whereas petition
WAS reurred by the City Council, July 10, 1896, to
the undersigned for them to consider and act upon
therefore, notice is hereby given to all parties IN
CITY Council On lay ng out new Streets will meet to
hear the parties and view the proposed way on the
hirtytirst day Of july 1866, at three O'Clock in the
afternoon, at the corner of High aud Cumberland
STR cts, and will then and there proceed to determine
and adjudge whether the public convenience requires
said street laid out. i
~, Given under our hands on this tWontieth day oil
i .''..,,T.li AUG. E. SEEvENs,
=t45 EDMUND PHINNEy, i
-f.5.f AMBROSE GIDDINGs, iI
-.I V Jos. BRADFORD,
ELIAS CHASE, 4ff
-------- w. Z. FILES,
.ltn.. a Committee on laying out New Str cts.
"a Argus copy.) 4A iula1 1w
City of Portland. gs
yXihereas, tie city Council on the 18th day of
nlittee on Laying out aad Widening Streets to en-
qnire into the expediCncy Of widening Franklin
street from Congress to Fore street, notice ID hereby
gwen to all parties interest d, that the JOINT Stand
ing Committee Of the City Council ON laying out new
streets will meet to hear the parties and view the
proposed way OH the twenty-eishth day OF July,
1866 at three O'Clock i'm the afternoon at the corner
OF Middle and franklin streets, and will then and
there proceed to determine and adjudge whether the
public convenience requires said street way to be
laid out.
> Given under our hands on this twentieth day OF
July, A. Ii. 1866. {atts-7s $3.50
SECS AUG. f. STEVENS,
sst9 - EDMUND PHINNEY,
reF s.t AMBROSE GIDDlNGS,
-4eE ~ JOS. BRADFORD,
s..as ~ go ELIAS CHASE, 4..es az,
W.P. FILES,
Committee on laying out Dwelling Streets.
jul21 1w
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Portland, July 10, 1866
Messrs Herring Farrell g. Sherman, 25l Broadway
N. Y. -
Gentlemen The large fire which occurred July
4th, entirely destroyed extensive stove
tory; Also our Office, which in separate wooden
your Herring's Patent Champion, was in the second
story it tell to the ground. We got it out by means
OF aims. 1t was red hot. We had it cut open on
Saturday. The books and papers contained in il were
al preserved. Yours, truly,
N. P. RICHARDSON g. co.
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CHlNA Tea store. Shaw has opened h 8 Tea
- Store under the Old City Hail, at Kendall &
Whituey's. jy25 dit
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The Great Fire.

BEHRING'S SAFES from Three 10 Five
III days in the hottest Of the fire! 4 hey save
their contents in every instance, and prove them
selves to be " the best tire-proof safe now made "
Portland, July H. 1866.
Messrs. Herring, Farrell & Sherman, 251 Broadway,
New York
Conference.-The Fourth of July, with its usual
festivities and pleasures, came sad termination
the afternoon OF that day by the breaking ont OF
the largest fire thai ever took pace this country
destroying half OF the city with numerous ell
inge. Our store which was in three-story brick
building, was completely swept away by the devour-
ing flames, We were carrying ON the iewelry bust
We had one OF your large size Champ n sales
in use, which contained our valuable ieWery and
watches, also our books, papers, and some money,
which were preserved in gold condition. The covers
Of the books and some OF the watches and jewelry
discoored by the steam from the proof COM
postion not leaf of our principal books is injured
not word is erased from hooks or papers, severy
line and wori perfectly legible;" our jewelry and
watches can be cleaned. We were unaGle to remove
this safe and open it until Tuesday, the 10TH ne
rod of more than five days after the fire. The heat
around it of the most intense character as lis
exterior distinctly Shows the iron being badly warp
ed and sprung The brass knobs and ornam entail
plates ON the doors were entirely melted Off The
heat closely embed that OF furnace for the iron
was at white heat. We woull add that a ale
which will reserve its contents in such fire proves
its superiority, and is thoroughly Fire-Proof
Respe fully yours,
GERRISH a. PEApcoN
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II M. PATTEN a. CO., Auctioneers,
IIs Office, 1850 Fore Street. REAL ESTATE ON
rYNG STREET AT AUCTION. On Wednesday, Aug.
LIST, at 12l o'clock, the premises No. H. easterly
side of lying street. the neat and coy two stored
dwelling. together with the lind. The house con-
tans nine finished rooms. well arranged Tor the
houEekc eper, with all the convenienees found in
lk class dwelling Shade trees in front, garden in
the rear. Sale positive Terms one half cash; re-
mainde- in one, two or three years, with note and
mortgage. jy23 dts
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Portland, July TO- 1866
Messrs. Herring, Farrel & Sherman, 25l Broadway.

PORTLAND July 1G, 1865.
Messrs. Herring, Farrell & Sherman, 25l Broadway,
NY:
Gentlemen-This once beautiful city has been the
of the most terrible c0ntagTation ever known
in the history OF fires on this continent. Fifteen
hundred buildings were destroyed, covering an area
of more than two hundred acres, reaching mile and
one-half in length, by an average OF half mile in
width. The building in which we had the Office of
the Portland Fire Insurance Company, was entirely
consumed. We had a large number OF books d
papers these, with other valuables, were all locked
up in one of your large size Fire Proof Sales. -
We dug it out OF the ruins on Saturday where it
rpained three days and half Aft cutting il open,
TO our great surprise and qualification the contents
were preserved in excellent condition; the of
the books were drawn by the steam Of the ire-proo
composition Every line and word In onr books and
papers is perfectly legble, not leai OF our books
or paper show the marks OF fire. When take into
consideration the magnitude Of this fire. the rrible
he IT to which your safe was subjected no water hay
ing been thrown on the ruins on the ire proves
your safe to be perfectly fre-proof The ordeal
through which safes have passed in this severe test
many having completely buInel up warrants us in
saving that too much praise cannot be bestowed IN
its contents. Respectfully yours ~
EDWARD SHAW, Urea. of p, NJ n TINS ~
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lUtIiS q ttIN,
MORSE, L0TllROP x DYER.

1fessrs. Thomson g. Co., Ncao Haoea, Coaa.
GENTS. in the great fire i'll this city on the 4lh
inst, store, situated on Middle street, togethcf
with large part Of our stock, consisting Of drugs
chemicals, &C. &C., was cntircly consumed. Our
SAFE an Alum Patent (male by Valentine 4 Butlcr,
size No. ~ was severely tested for several days. hay
ing been buried up in mass OF hot bricks &C.; rem
,erng it almost impossible to reach it. Tic books
and papers were preserved in good condition, the
writing being perfectly legiblc. We shall be able to
use the same, and wish You IL send us as soon as pos
siblc, another Alum Patent Saic OF larger size.
Yours. &c.
Signed. w. i. PHILLIPS & co.
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NEW cnrriage.o and Carriage Material

NEW Carriages md Carriage Material
IN at Auction. On Wednesday, August lst at
II O'Clock, A. NJ, at the carriage mandatory OF
Mr. F. IL. Randall, No. 20 Preble t, we shall sell
entire stock Of Carriages and Carriage Material,
There will be 20 open and top buggies tops,
riding wagons, carryalls &c These carriages are
all new, custom made. of the best material and
workmanship, and in tie most approved styles
Also 40 unfinished Carriages in different states OF
iorwardness-some with only the woodwork-others
ironed but all of choice material and work so far "a
finished. Tho proprietors OF this establishment
would say the entire stock OF carriages and material
must be closed up at once, VIC have old the build
ings occupied by manufacture and sale rooms
and must deliver them up Immediately.
JOHN RANDALL, Il. Ii. RANDALL.
HENRY BAILEY Il CO., Auct'rs,
iy2l Is Othce 17G Fore street.
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From Rev. p. +. BowLFs, Manchester, II. H.: :
"The bottle OF DR.. Iarookahs PumOnic Syrup. YOU
so kindly sent me- has been tried Tor hoarscncss with
very good results; for this would confidently recon-
mend it," -
(, From Rev. I. A. LAAIrIlER. North Hero, Vt. 81
have used Iarookals Syrup. and feel under eblig,-
ton frankly to acknowledge lis excellence While
using your syrup, have enjoyed better health than
had enjoyed ioi years. have had Slight attacks OF
lind it is mild and safe remedy also in Sp,smutlic
Bilious attacks to which am constitutioally sub
ject." 'Ha 4f3 sslris M
i. W. FIELD, ESP. writes from Virginia City,
Colorado, March H. 1sf3 81 feel very grateful for
having Iaroakah's Pumonic Syrup near me, my
lungs being weak and demanding the most viglant
care believe the Syrup the sufest remedy for Pull
molary Complaints that has ever been made ayaila-
bic 10 the afiiicied." y
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Yours, w. n. BOWEN. 60 Hanover st.
CROTJP. ia
CROuP.

Oct. 1sG4:t sDurng last winter three OF my chill
tlIcn were attacked with Group, and from the violence
OF the symptoms, they. we've Pronounced to he i'm
much danger. At the instance OF Our past or Rev
Mr. STILES, Iiricd Iarookah's Pulmonic Syrup. which
promptly relieved them. and in very short Time they
terre.. cannot reclaim from making this testimony
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PORTLAND, July q. 1ecG.

AIcssgs Thomson g. Co.
GENTLEMEN: In accordance with your request
will state the situation Of my safe The SAFE vas
removed from the store before the file and placed in
the street near pile Of bricks. After the fire. the SAT
was apparsntly in good order; but the lock- which
it directly to New York to have it opened and lt IT,
repair The books alter being removed from the sa,
were III good order, with the exception OF the eds,
the heat. Yours truly.
j. W. JONES.
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SAFES.
VALENTINE & BUTLER

THE VALENTINE BUTLER
Fire Proof and Burglar Proof Alum
Patent Safe!
THOMSON s. CO., New Haven Conn, Agents.
The attention Of the public is respectfully invited TO
the following testimonials:
PORTLAND, July &c, 1896
Aiessrs Thomson Co., Nc,c Hauen C,aa.
GENTS:
We arc happy to inform You that the cen.s,ts Of
our sane zone OF valentino & Buffers Alum Patent.
SIC ITO. ~ are out in perfect Order excc,t the bind
,ngs on the backs Of tho books. looks. Curnney,
POSTAGE stamps, Railroad tickets. &C., Nr h.ng
ready for Immediate use. We were greatly s,irIrissl
70 ild the contents all right as the SAFE was located
~ te second story Of four story brick block and
eli into thc cellar among the hot bricks &c. where i
renamed live days and, although the back e The .l
was crushed through in several places, the ilisl'c
wooden cases remained perfect as before the lrc
, You will please send another Alum Iatcilt oil
the same size as soon possible, and obllgc.
Yours, &C.,
(Signed) MERRILL & SMALL.
This safe can he seen in front OF +. K. Covils Dru
Store, under the Probe House.
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3 DIR. LAR0OKAH'S /
Pulmonic Syrup.

3 ,aiatstf ~. FOR TIE CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough Group, Asthma
Catarrh, influenza, bronchitis, Splitting of Hood
Plcursy, inflammation OF the faings or Chest Pain in
the side, Night Sweets, lloarscncss, Consumption in
its carly stages, and all Diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs. II lS4
This remedy. is too well known and too highly cs-
tccmcd to require colnmcntaton here. Itisrrgailcl
necessity in every household and is heartily eirIors-
cd y the medical faculty. eergymcn feycry dco,i-
nation, mothers, editors, members of Congress and
private life. -.
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MELKOSE tIHy 10 ISC0.
have used DR.. LaroOkahs Syrup in my family for
SIX years, and have found it excellent remedy FIR
Coughs. Colds Sore 1hroats and all calsrni,tiy,
complaints, &c. have recommended t tn several
fionds who have received great benefits from its use
Letter from GaoeH Is,o1n Boston Ivug1ist If tceatg
years experience, and Steward OF Haapyer Street
n. Il. Church. 60
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PORTLAND, July 20, ice.

,,..... u,. PORTLAND, July 20, ice.
Messrs. 1holnson y Co., NeaD Hdoe0 Com.
GENTS: We take pleasure in int5rmiue vou flat
our safe tsizc q Alum Patent) which was not remny
cd nom the ruins until this morning. when opcncl by
you We arc SATISFIED from the appearance OF the wood
WORK inside That had our books remained in the slta
they would have been preserved with the writing mn
injured. Our store was No. So, Union street. 4 two
story brick building, full Of combustible material.
inc neat was the most intense ever witnessed in any
ire IN our CITY, From what we have seen sad
lscd That your safes have stood better than those Of
otncr makers, and wish another Of them when
VIC get located. Yours truly,
Signed. MORSE TlpTflROp A DYER
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= % z n EosTON March Q, 1sCh.
Dr. =. i. KNIGHTS: Having nsed I.ARO0K.AH'S
pULMOf!lC SYRUP myself and IN my Ilmily for
The past SIX years. am prepared to say lint il is SUI
perior TO any mcdicinc have ever known, for The
positive cure Of Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat and all
similar complaints. As 1 take COLI very easily,
have had great opportunity to fest the VIRTUES OF
this valuable remedy. and it has never FAILED me-
yet, however violent the DISEASE. Hly;ng been in the
Drug business fol- over 20 years. have had good op-
portuntics OF knowing tho virtues the various med
icincs sold, and pronounce LAROOIIAHS SYRUP
public. fs
Yours, W. n. BOWEN. SO Hanover St.
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lUKNfTUE. Burnham and Merrill, 500 CON-
j. gress St. manufacturers Of Lounges. SpringBeds,
Mattresses, and Pew Cushions. Dealers in New and
Secondhand Furniture of all descriptions, which We
are prepared TO sell less than any deal i This city,
Do not tail to call before purchasing elsewhere.
July 2-dtf 90.
ROWDOIN College. The annual meeting of the
= Oyerseers of Rowdoin College will be held at their
ROBIN in the College Chapel Tuesday the 31st day
OF July inst. at O'Clock in the afternoon 30
A. e. ROBBINS, Secretary
Brunswick Juiy 9Th 1864 4ii 12toauo1
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BRONCHITIS AND CATARKH.

. A. w. HARRIS, writes from wlalo-ship s.Eldora-
do March II 1860: .'fiaving suffered four years
with bronchitis and Catarr in their most aggravat-
ing ferns, feel il my duty 10 state that have rcen
permanently cufef' by tic use OF iaiookal's Pull
monte Syrup. had paid large siims 10 physicians
and fol- SO called catarrah Remedies, but until used
the Syrup experienced 10 rclief''
SPLITTING OF BLOOD, PI.EURISY, INFGA-
TON OF THE LUNGS, PAIN TN THE
SIDE NIGHT lSWEATS, sHOAIiSE-
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ASTHMA & sHoRTNEss OF BREATH

ISAAC ii. EvENs writes from Bangor, Me-, nndcr
date March q, 1eG1: 'For ten years was afflicted
with Asthma and Shortncss Of Breath. My cough
distressed me SO much that was relucal to Il mere
Skeleton and my friends lost all hopes my rccOvc-
ry. As last resort tried Inrookah's Pulmoic Sy-
rup Following your directions closely. soon began
to experience feeling OF rclci and after the use OF
three large bottles, am entirely we'll and able TO fol-
low my usual occupation. have iclt no symptoms
Of relapse although il is than year sil,eo
discontinued the use OF the Syrup, and am happy TO
acknowledge that with Gods blessing am indebted 10
you fhr my life. You are at liberty 10 publish this for
the benefit OF others who are similarly aflcted.r
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MASONIC NOTICE. Members of the Masonic
call upon either OF the following persons:
VIM. Curtis, Edwin S. Shaw, Timothy Murray
on tie part of Portland Lodge. :.
Marquis F. King, VIM. Ross, Jr, Henry L. Paine
on the part of Ancient Landmark Lodge. ~
Rutus Stanley, Daniel W. True, A. NJ. Burton, on
the part of Atlantic Lodge. @ jul 14-tf
, 1866-11-27

.art fset be h.a la}en with him all the tunds Of
the colcern tn the drawer. amounting 10 ave nan-
iys,inc a number Of bills to be paid BY the TO-
mainlnR partner. This gentieu,An. NJ: broWn.
tad invested GONE 81 ,06s In the concern. ana ~
dcbtcdpeRs 10 d number Of a,oAracrs t.r Adsane'
paymen1s made, He does not intend. eoNsset;
hit any loes alal accrue to Others from r. ~
sp,n Of horres und applied The proceeds TOWARDS
bis liabilities. n. "a
The journey and future fortunes q NJ i,ci,a Ea.
eryau stc now inquired after wi,h much sollelta-
tioa. md The telegraph m. alsrad5 made his hnE'
lied necunisry t1aneact lon knoEn 10 othes para;
Ills rfanTu 10 hopefully looked for by bis aescfseo