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Principals OF the Chirographic Department, Instructors
in Speneerian Penmsnshu-Plshn, Practical
and Omamental-Pe Drawing, Gard
.t.at .3l. Marking, Lettering, etc.
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@. n. Pond

Principal OF the Telegraphic Departments aud msr rue
tor in Practical and Theoretical Telegraphinh
Message Registration, Reports, &c. So l
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s. Calkins CT Griffin

Principals Of the Commercial Department, Instructors
in the Science Of Accounts, Commercisl Law,
and Lecturers on Business Customs,
correspondence, &C., 40. -I odd,
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A CARD
From The Adams Express Co.
CIScIsNArI, March 2s. 1s5G.

CINCISNATI, March 25, IS5G.
Editors Cincinnati Commercial:
GelHsuleH-we wish TO make a public &C.
knowledgrnent to Meszrs. JOS. L. HALL & CO
ofthis city, manufacturers OF HALLS PATENT
CONCRETE FIREPROOF sAFEs, for the
splendid manner in which the safes Of their
make preserved their contents in the late Opera
house fire, which destroyed our office. We had
seven OF their safes, two OF them OF the largest
size, all Of which stood the most severe tests 70
which any freprooi safes have ever been sub
jected. All ofthese safes fell into the burning
mass Of ruins, and were then exposed 70 an in
tense heat from the burning debris which sur
rounded them, for from forty-six to one hun
dred and twenty hours; yet all OF their con-
tents, which comprised an immense amount OF
money, bonds, silverplate. and other valuables,
were restored TO US unInjured. weare, for this,
OF course, greatly pleased, and think that after
this experience We can recommend them TO
any one who may want a sure and certain fire
proof safe as being all that they recommend
them to be. L. C. WEIR.
Agent Adams Express Company.
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The steaInshin sIetenr.

Her dimensions are about 254 feet over
ali by 341 beam, and "A feet depth Of hold.
She has no bulwarks on her spar decks.
so that any guns except small PARROTS
or howitgers would have 10 be carried on
her between decks She is a full rigged
ship, with her tOpmasts so arranged as to
house without difficulty. She would
thus present less resistance 10 q head
wind, as, for instance, IN crossing the
Atlantic 10 the westward or in strug-
Cling against the head monsoons in the
China seas. Her machinery is the most
powerful ever put into an American
merchant shin of her size, being two en-
gines with % inch cylinder, By SO inch
stroke, supplied by four tubular boilers,
having between Z and 5000 feet Of fire
surface, Her tonnage was 1865 tons, old
measurement, and with ten days coal
she was estimated 70 carry about 5000
tons measurement goods.
The propeller Is I9feet diameter and %
feel pitch. Her submerged section con-
iains, when IN good trim, something un-
der 500 feet Let us compare this with
the Neptune line Of propellers for in
stance, which make their trips between
this city and Providence in u to 18 hours
over 900 statute miles. Their di-
raeusions are 260 by 40 feet, and with their
6at bottoms are loaded down tol4 feet,
GIVING a submerged section much larger
mar fhat Of the Meteor, with lines much
miller Their cylinders are AZ by 80,
supplied bv boilers having a 5000 feet
less fire surface thaR the Meteor's, Their
sropellers are IS feet diameter, . feet
MITCH
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coUT, OR RHEUMATISM,
THE cRAVEL,

Pain occurring in the Iolns Is indicative Of the
above diseases. They occur in persons disposed
to acid stomach and chalky concretions.
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am acquainted with II. T. HelniboId; he oc-
cupied the drug store opposite my residence.
aud was successful in conducting the business
where Others had not been equally so before
him. I have been favorably Impressed with
his character and enterprise.
WM. WEIGHTMAN.
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TREATMENT.

Helmbold's highly concentrated Compound
Extract Buchu, is decidedly one of the best
remedies for diseases Of the bladder, kidneys
gravel dropsicsl swellings rheumatism and
gOuty affections. Under this head, we have
arranged Dysuria, or difficulty and pain in
passing water, scanty secretions or small and
frequent discharges of water; strangury OF
stopping of water; Hematuria or bloody urin;
gOut and rheumatism OF the kidneys. without
any change in quantity, but increase in color
or dark water. IL was always highly recon-
mended, by the late DIR. Physick, in these adec-
tions. This medicine increases the power OF
digestion and excites the absOrbeuts into
healthy exercise, by which the watery or cal
careOus dispositions and all unnatural enlarge
ments, as wen as pain and Inflammation, are
reduced, and IS taken by
MEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
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THE KIDNEYS.

TIHE Kidneys are two In number situated at
4 the upper part Of the loin, surrounded by
fat aud consisting or three paris, viz: The An
terror, the Interior, and the Exterior.
Tae Anterior absorbs. Interior consists OF
tissues or veins, which serve as deposit for the
urine and convey It to the exterior. The eX-
terror is a conductor also, terminating in sin
gle tube, and called the Ureter. The Ureters
are connected with the bladder.
The bladder Is composed OF various coverings
OF tissues, divided into parts viz; the Upper,
the Lower, the Nervous and the Mucous. The
upper expels. the lower retains. Many have q
desire TO uTiHate without the ability; Others
uriuate without the ability to retain This
frequently occurs TO children.
To cure these affections we must bring into
action the muscles, which are engaged IN their
various functions. II they are neglected, Gravel
or uropsy may ensue
The reader must also be made aware, that,
however slight NAV be the attack it is sure to
affect bis bodily health and mental powers AS
our flesh and blood are supported from these
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ID rmneror of Aaslrla.


He is man some thirty-six or thirty
seven years old. lie is tail, thin, but
evidently possesses great bodily vigor
ms nxed eye, well arched eyebrow
straight nose ard well marked chin give
him the appearance Of man of deter
mined wiz, 70 which his thin whiskers
and long mOustache contribute addi-
tiOnal evidence. His cOmplexjon Is
brown, tut this dark coating must have
been spread on his face by the snn snS
wind. He Is fond Of field sports. and n
pursue them he disregards the wors,
weather. He Is with all this hand.
some, but with that masculine beauty
ia which strength Is more promineni
than grace. Women may discuss his
beauty-men cannot He rises at Ave
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valuable UiuretIcs auo9ded-
A DIUREPIC
is that which acts upon the kidneys.
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU


Is pleasant in taste and odor, free from all in
furious properties, and immediate in its action.
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OF the factions opposition by the radi-
I cal majority In Congress 70 President
| Johnson's restoration policy, the London
/ f7TH Mall Gazette thus speaks:
The present American Congress, by the
mere circumstance Of their being IN pos
/ session Of their seats while the Southern
| representatives are still outside the walls
Of the chambers, are in reality body OF
men who could carry a comp II etdt in
/ defiance Of the Constitution which placed
/ them where they are. Their aim is TO
substitute their own viii for the letter Of
! the law Of the land. They may main
| tain, as they do, that the policy they pur-
sue j. for the good Of the country, a. the
present French Emperor maintains that
he overthrew the Republic and made
himself an absolute sovereign for the good
Of France. But their proceedings are
absolutely identical in spirit with the coup
detaf 81 which louis Napoleon seized
the French cGnstitutinnailstS IL their
beds, and moved down the Partisan
people with volleys Of artillery. Whether
he was justified OF not in his daring un-
dertaking, the fact that he Overthrew the
existing constitutional liberties Of his
country 2 not 10 be denied. And just so,
the aiIl of the maiqritg N the American
DIIllff'ra lalillA H| kNNAiH AAAahN AaA "a AAs1
accidental possession OF legislative power
10 crush the South without mercy, is as
complete q substitution Of personal viii
for Legal action as that by which the
Fmperor SCI Eed the sovereignty o4 ranpe.
Happily for the United States, the tra-
diiions OF English parliaRaentary action
are still Vigor0Es among their people, not
withstanding the Ghapges Of form IN
which their Constitution differs nom tne
old Englishform. When their President
like an English Prime Minister, appeals
from the tyranny of the existing Parlia~
ment % the "country, Is v e sail Il acre
and claims 10 be the real representative
Of ti3e iaw and the Constitution in the
teeth VI the adverse maiority RI popular
representatives, he has q nation 81 appeal
10 that understands political action moi
only in theory, but by long and incessant
practice Granting 70 the full the ex-
A.. Of popular extravaganza into which
~, T,.',,.,,-,. Of Amer ca are at times
betrayed, it Is impossipio Aott recog-
nize in their conduct at the preseht mu-
ment a legitimate continuation Of the
spirit which, for six hundred years, has
been the auimating life Of the nation
from which they sprang, and 10 which il
Is still our happiness 10 belong
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PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY.

IUE-loE IFvIIIIs
1 make no secret Of Ingredients Helmbold's
Extract Buchu is composed of Buchu, Cubsbs
aud Juniper Berries, selected with great care
prepared in Udctio and according TO rules Of
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III x A SPRINGS

rFtHF Iuka Springs are again open to the
l ruhlic and are unsurpassed in removing
dlsaaees. No healthier place IN America. Only
seven hours ride from Memphis. Pleasant
drives Nice dshing. Good society. Good
schools. And unsurpassaole hfe-giNing sprln s.
save yourselves and families from the death
angel cholera, By coming 10 iukas pine clad
hills. For particulars address
apsim MILLER,
Iuka Springs, Miss
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Desirable Cotton Farm
FOR SALEr

i oFFkk for sale my entire plantation situ-
Il ated in the southwest corner of Lovrnoes
county, Miss, two miles west Of Crawford sta.
uons Mobile q Ohio railroad. i have eleven
hundred acres good prairie iaud. with six hum
ared acres In cultivation and under good fence.
Ihe huleer on the place Is abundant and excel
isnt Water plenty In cisterns and pools. Tie
dwelling house is "A substantial two story frafus
with six large rooms. Besides cabins and out-
houses there is a good gin house aud press
VIII sell my stock ana provisions with the
place n desired To any one wishing 70 ern hayt
In the raising Of Cotton, offer superior Induce
ments- Fpr further Information apply 10 me
on the premises, or by letter at Crawford sta
non- Miss, TEltRiL BROOKS.
March 9f 1855 arsiro
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Purchased lately al panic prices, and are offered
10 the trade and consumers at very low prices.
The attention oflsdies is respectfully invited
70 our me line of latest styles Of silk Basques
and White Goods
apifeb2S 3m
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RRnPsY

Is a collection of water In some parts OF the
body, and bears different names, according 10
the parts affected, viz VIXEN generally diffused
over the body, It is called AnaSaera; when OF
the abdomen, Aseitesi when OF the chest, Hy-
lrnf hnraN-
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Important TO Travellers
BETwEEN
MEMPHIS & EASTERN CITIES.
The Great Broad ousge
Atlantic and Great Western Railway

Is now open and runnfng sWo daily fast ex-
press trains from Cincinnati TO New York and
all Eastern cities. Passengers viii ind this a
most desirable route. The equipments of this
road are unequaled by any on this continent.
Elegant Palace Sleeping Cars accompany all
night trains, and smoking cars on al trains.
Ample time is allowed at regular hours for
meals and the uabroken Broad Guage offers to
the traveller q degree OF security, com fort and
speed not 10 be found on any other route. Con-
noctiOps UiQ Cairo st. Louis, or Chicago for this
route are certain also connections for Pitts
burg, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington.
Tickets can be had and baggage checked
through at all principal Southwestern Offices
For further Information and through tickets
apply TO LARRY HARAfSTAD,
Agent III. Cen Railroad, il = derson street
Or 10 T. B. EYINGTON
Agent Chicago and st. Louis hA- road, No Il
Madison street, Memphis Tenn. "
SIDNEY COOK.
aarE II.
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A fnll assortment Of the above safes on hand.
snd si orders taken for Bankers, Jewellers and
agents -
MeC0MBs e. CO.,
S223s and S2i Main street
aPt-lm Memphis, Tenn.
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The gravel ensues from neglect or improper
treatment Of the Kidneys These organs, being
weak the water Is not expelled from the blad-
der, but allowed to remain it becomes fever
ish and sediment forms. 10 Is nom this deposit
that the stone Is formed and gravel ensues.
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a WORD OF CAUTION.

Health is most important; and the afflicted
should not use an advertised medicine, or any
remedy. unless its contents or ingredients are
known 70 others besides the manufactures, or
until they are satisfied az the qualifications OF
the marty an qlfsrI NJ
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THE TRoY IRoN MoULDERs.--Ihe Troy
Times Of April says: "phe moalders
have organized a cooperative Association
and have purchased thirty-siX lots, upon
which they intend 10 erect a furnace and
undertake business for themselves; The
lots were purchased yesterday II. p.
Marsh, for the sum ofS4, $50, and are well
located and adapted . the purpose inal-
cate. A charter for the Association is
now on its passage through the Leglsla-
tuFe, with s. i. Mann, II Clarkson, Law
renee Horan, James O'Brien, John San
ford, p, McGoulric and James Robinson
as directors and managers. The capital
stock Is fixed at Sl00, 0-aubscriptions
limited 10 5000 We understand that
about $4,000 have already been taken,
and that the projectors feel confident OF
raising the balance without difficulty.
II Is designed 10 begin work upon tho
building Immediately, and to have the
whole ready for operation by the middle
OF May OF drst Of june"
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DIRECTORS:

AMOS WOODRUFF. Prss,ss-, ,r.-.-.,-,
Ohio Railroad. --ela llls a-iti
Capt q. y. CHURCH
~ w y ~ 1; =. = collector Internal Revenue
JNo. L TAYL0R, of Tayior.- Mes,vs, rBr,
~ =; ~ = lss9.1Llt, of FItser Miller Co
!; 4 MAele5 ENzi2, Of j. II 49, - = r.,
Hon JOHN W SNT'Fr5 ma -e-''l-
n Z. IONIINSllN- T7s1-,,,., a..
y. u. CHERRY. - q n l-l1a1 q %
a L LACEY, o. Lacey = MeGhea.
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Mississippi & Tennessee Railroad.
NOTICE 10 mERCHlyrs AND SHIPPERS

A GENCIES have been established at Mem.
n phis, fernando, ColdWater, Como, SardiS
BaleSville, Oakland and Grenada. u which
points Freights can be Shipped without Pre-
payment until further notice To ali otheI
points frefghts must be prepaid.
Much complaint is made in consequence OF
freights being sent back from Depot Every
effort is being made by the Company to get Cd
treghts as fast as possible, and a Freight Train
has been sent out DAILY for the last week hut
still il is not sufficient 20 meet the demands
With no Depot in which to receive and stor
freight, and but limited supply ofrolling stock
we cannot do the business which is now offer
ing, satisfactorily to the public. Every exeruon
has been and viii continue 20 be made, to in
crease the amount which is shipped, but we
cannot do mere than the facilities Of the Road
allow.
A. 8, LINERMOBE
JAMS General Superintendent.
nE- Arrinnche conV.
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O'Clock am, reads all the letters, de-
mands and petitions addressed to him,
and makes notes ON them. His wonted
residence is Sehoenbrunn, where he oc-
cupies the apartment occupied by the
Emperor Napoleon in 1908 and 1900.
The double legend Of Napoleon's visits
and the death Of the Duke de Reichstadt
fills the whole OF this palace, which has
nothing remarkable about it. The
young Emperor Of Austria lives amid
this double souvenir, having it is said,
real admiration for Napoleon, and a
pious pity for the Duke OF Reichstadt.
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9:OOp.m.. P.

Sc Cars on the Memphis Express train run
through rom Memphis to ColuIn BUS Ky.
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PHYSICIANS AND OTHERS


MEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
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EoRTul.Nl,E

EORTUNE TELLING. MADAM
II ANNA, would respectfully inform the ladies
and gontleInen OF Molnphis and vicinity. fhat
she has lately arrived and has taken rooms in
tho Webster Block, No lBa Main street roofI,s
on the third floor, whore she can be consulted
IN the past. present and future. VIII pursue
stolen or lost property, etc, etc. Hours fron B
rntn l2 m. and nom 3 nnill pm. anl-lrnn
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PRINCIPAL DEPors-

DRUG AND CHEMICAL
WAREHOUSE, 594 broadway, New York.
And HEIMBOLD'S MEDICAL DEPOT.
l04 south 10Th street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by al Druggists, uarle
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A GARD.

MtsSrs- Jos. l.. HaH & Co. manufacturers OF
OF halis 5 Burglar and Fireproof safes;
Deay SiT-Our large Hall's Fireproof safe was
taken from the ruins or Pixies Opera house thfs
afternoon, after being subjected 70 the most in
tense heat for four days and four nights, or
about ninety hours, and our books and yalua-
bic papers, and United States Bonds deposited
with us, were preserved in good condition. The
IRE was siill burning with such intensity that
when taken out, it could not be opened til
cooled by stream Of water. We think We can
say nothing more in favor OF your invaluable
safe than to state the fact that this test surely
as severe an one as safes can be subjected TO,
has resulted in such entire satisfaction both to
you and ourselves. Yours truly,
WM. SUMNER & Co,
OF Wheeler Wilson's Sewing machine Co.
CINCINNATI, March 2s, ls5s.
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GKNUINB PREPARATTONs

And knowing that the intelligent refrain nom
using any thing pertaining 70 Quackesy. or are
Patent Medieine order-most OF which are pre-
pared oy self-styled DOCTORS VINO are too i6no-
rant 10 read Physicians simplest prescripfion
mach les competent 70 prepare Pharmacsutieai
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MAxnILTAN's EUROPEAN HoME.-A
writer in B5dckgOOOd thus describes Mira
mar, Maximilian's place in the Adriatic:
On grand bold bluff over the Adriatic
stands ene Of the NEST picturesque
chatea1tT I ever beheld, almost covering
stolen from between projecting arms of
the building for fiowerpot OF a fountain.
1t displays all that can be accomplished
by irregular outline and varied color.
Tower and minaret and buttresses, pro-
jecting window and deep sbadowing cor
nice, with ornamented architrave and
stained glass have done their very best,
and made one Of the handsomest to look
at in Europe Splendid gardens lie TO
the rear, backed by noble forest, stretch
ing away to the foot Of mountain.
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THESE PARTIES RESORT

70 Narioas means OF enectiug sales, such as
copying parts Of advertisements OF popular
remedies and finishing with certificates
The Science Of Medicine stands SIMPLE,
Basis, Induction for its Pillar, Truth alone for
ifs (,nUftQI
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Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
l.. J. FLEMING,
Chief Engineer and Gent Super't.
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A letter from Gen. Hugh Ewing, son
al Hon. Thomas Ewing, has made its app
pearsnce in the Mississippi newspapers.
II is ~ follows:
LANCASTER o., March - Is5g.
To His EreeIlency. the Governor Of The state o
Mississippi, Jackson. Miss.
k,r-In 1858 / brought 70 this State,
from the south several dozen books be
ianoing la me Mississippi State Lihrary
Fo-rbe msuner in which they came inte
~ Possession. 1 lave the honor % Teiel
ycu 70 nay military history, 9A - a
the War Department In Washington.
% The period having, in my opinion,
arrived when property that fell into the
hands Of officers and soldiers during the
war. Gan be safely restored, I haye the
honor % igform you that / have placed
Ghe book referred b IN the Office Of
Adams & Co.'s Express, in this city, sub
ject % your order.
with the hope that your people may
speedily recover fG0m the effects of the
war, have the honor to be your Excel
lency's Obedient servant.
HUGH EWING.
slate Brevet Maior-General e. s v"
lhe comments Of the Mississippi pa
pere upon this document are q little
mixed The Jackson Clarion Is Of opin-
ION that Il is only fair as Gen. Ewing re-
turns the property " wrongfully taken, -
10 give him the benefit OF the most
charitable construction possible, and 70
uregume that be came by this property
fhroueh third parties who had robbed
tie State Library"
The Clarion has something 10 say In
.tis oonnecfion about Ben Butler. which
Al concludes with this observation
we assure Gen. Ewing that we be-
f,.va he was animated by good intentions
nj feelings in his conduct, which we all
--o1racisfe. So far as We know be Is a
-,ianeer In this work, in which we hope
: 80 Others who held higher offices soon
follow"
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tfirm OF Powers & Weightman.l )
Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth and Brown streets. PhiiadeIphIa.

From ne Philadelphia Ere. BRiletin March lolh.
We are gratified to hear Of the continued sue.
cess. in New York. Of our tOwnSman. Mr.. II. T.
Helmbold, Druggist. His store next 70 the Ne
tropolitan Hotel, is Is feet front. go feet deep
ana i've stories in height. 1t is certainly a
grand establishment, aud speaks favorably ol
the merit Of his articles. He retains his One
and Laboratory in this city, which are also
model establishments OF their class
The proprietor has been induced TO make this
statement from the fact thst his remedies az
though advertised, are
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Al Trains Make Close Connections,
Hs-BCTH WAYs,-sa

At Humboldt, with the Memphis and Ohio
kaiiroad, and with the Illinois Central Bsil-
Ss-B Baggage checked from Memphis 10 Cairo.
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MERCHANTS
Paid In Capital, -.... s25O,OOO
authorized Capital, sI,OOO,OOO
0EETCER9-

". H. CHERRY, President
a. T. LACEY. --- viOs-Psss,ssB,
r. C. DANIEL, Cashier.