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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-10-01
Recent Publications.

Harper's edition of George Elliots novels is
being rapidly issued. Mrs. Lewes is one of the
most original and successful of modern writer's
of fiction. Her works ale chaste and charm
ing. She rightly 'interprets and represents
human nature The Harpers have done credit
to themselves in the manner in which they are
issuing her works. The superiority ~ 'ne le''
ter press, and the neatnesS of the bIndins,
make them beautiful set. "Tfe Mill on the
Floss" has been received
They have also published William BLACK
new novel, "In SiHe Attire" A Aery pieasans
story told in a simple, charming eharni"s
style, ""' .-- .I
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Teachers Institute, 1869.

4 HE Teachers Institute for Cumberland County,
l. will be held at GORHAM, Oct 4, commencing at
10 o'clock NJ, and continuing five days, under the
supervision OF
PROF. ID. III. CRUTTENDEN, OF NEW YORK
Assisted by n. 7. TRUE, Bethel, and the County
Supervisor j. Il. Webb A NJ. -
Prof Mason, teacher of Vocal Music in the Bosto
Public Schools, has been engaged to give instruction
in the best methods ofteachng this art.
Lectures may be expected from the State Supern-
tendent, and other educators. ID
Regular Institute Exercises forenoon and after
noon, and public lectures in the evening
Free board will be provided for Lady Teachers
regularly attendant at the session and reduced rates
for gentlemen. Application for furthor information
may be made to the County Supervisor. D 3
GS Free Return Tickets will be furnished all
teachers regularly attending. sep13d&w3w
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Lancaster Hall Restaurant
READ 4 MCKAY,
5 PROPRIET TOR

HAVING leased this well known Eating House
u we are prepared to sustain its high reputation
for all the good things that delight the eye and graft
as professional cooks, enabled to supply Balls,
Parties and Families at short notice, and on such
terms as cannot fail to satisfy all who favor them
with their patronage. 4g4l53n SAHi !ta IG
Meals at NIL hours ofthe Day and Evening.
sep7dH
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F11O purchase house suitable for one or two fami-
Il lies; must be central and in a good neiehbOr-
hood; m ust have all modern conveniencies. Any
enc having such one will please state in full loca-
ton size OF house and let and he lowest price tev
will take; no other letters noticed No fancy price
paid address tor two months.
au?4d2mos HOUSE. Portland, Me.
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Bonnets enter so little into ones calcula-
tions about attire nowadays, that I had en-
trely forgotten them, notwithstanding the
opening of new fall styles is made the occa-
sion of so much glorification. -.....I
or new facts there are really none to give
there is no change at present, except that the
Fanchon mas almost entirely disappeared, and
the little poufs, round and triangular, designs
are perked up as high as possible, and the Of
feet heightened by every art which trimming
can supply. Velvet and lace, with aigrettes
and short curled feathers, are the materials,
and most deity are they arranged to produce
a charming effect.
The lace bridals are retained, but one end is
much longer than the other, brought under
the chin and carried by on the side, where
they are fastened with an ornament.
High crowned hats in felt or velvet are the
vogue for young ladies, with plumes and very
long gauze walls lat least a yard and half
which are attached to the back or descend
from strip twisted round the crown, and
then passed round the neck and caught in
what is called 'hangman's knot" This
looks jaunty, and is really comfortable in cool
| windy weather.-Jennie June.
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The Commissioner of Internal HeVsna and
decided that pork packers, ham eus' manu-
those who render lard and tallow, o., az and as
sactnrer, in contemplation OF law, 49, s nor
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q LOT HI L N q

Ctc0nSed and Repaired
DY WILLIAM BROWN, formerly at Federal,
ID street, is located at his store No GA Fed
eral st, few doors below Lime street, will attend
to his usual business of Cleansing and Repairin
Clothing OF all kinds with his usual promptness.
RSecond- hand Clothing for sale at tair prices.
ian S--eOdtt
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WANTED
Girl WAN ted. /.

GO0D Girl wanted to do the work in n small fam
~ ly, where she will have good pay and q good
nome, Good reference required.
Press Office S'' '''oe'' u "'
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w A NTED.

Wanted.
A FEW coed Boarders at No CO Free st.
II au21dtt H GEO. IL. BURNHAM.
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Ehe Portland Daily Ffess
Is published every day Sundays excepted) by
INV E,orsla,ad PabIishiRg Co.,
At 10o EXCHANGE STREET, Portland.
TrrMs:-Eight Dollars Year in advance.
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New Fashions, III Materials, stsee. suits,
Evening Dressss and Costuwes-N.u
Sleeves, Skirts and Corsagcs- Hipr,
Ruuud Bats-The ''Esnngnan,s,, Veil.
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DOSTER PRINTING, of all kinds done with dis
l. patch at the Press Office.
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BOarders Wanted

TWO Gentlemen boarders wanted at 141 Oxford
i Street. Apply at the house. au31
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GENTS.

n = EIICSs I
Ia ANTED-Agents for EsrooM and Brush
w Holder, no competition; selling very rapid
iy, exclusive territory given by buying. BROOM
BRUSH HOLDERS at 200 per cent. profit. Enclose
stamp for circular 25 cents and have sample sent
Also combination stove plate and pie litter.
IL. ID. WALLACE,
LA Washington street, Bostor,
sep6-iw Mass
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'TF,c Maine State Press

Is published every THURSDAY MORNING at
$3.50 year; it paid in advance, at $500 a
year.
RATES OF ADVERTIsING.-One inch of space
in at lenStn Oh column, constitutes square"
Sl.oo per square daily first week. 70 cents
per week alter; three insertions, or less S1Oo
eon.lhuing every other day after first week, 30
Half square, three insertions or less Is cents )
one week, II. 90; 80 cents per week after.
SPECIAL NOTICES, one third additional
Under head OF "AMUsEMENTs,' $500 per
square per week; three insertions or less $1.50.
=. Advertisements inserted in the MAINE
STATE PRESS" (which has large circulation
IN every part OF the State) for $l.O0 per square
for first insertion, and 80 cents per square for
each subsequent insertion.
Address all communications to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
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n R E N O. III.

MISS EMILY j. GRAY will resume her classes
WI in French, at her residence Rear of No. g.
Elm street.
Refers by permission to Prof. Hemi Ducom.
September 18th. senI4-1wE
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED
FOR THE
Autobiography and Personal Recollections
by JOHN b. COUGH.

complete history of his life, his almost superhu
,,at h struggle against intemperance with vivid pen
R;oeures OF what he saw in Europe, The whole en-
gheu with affecting incidents full OF interest and
bpathos. The work will be beautifully bound and
Illustrated. There can be opposition. Every one
wants IT. Agents are taking from 20 to 80 orders a
gay. The lowest report yet received is % orders in
Ssdays. Address the publishers, BILL, NICHOLS
q co., Spring field, Mass. sep3O-lmI
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If therefore we have normal eye able to see dis
tinctly from four inches az its near point p, 10 in-
finite distance 10y, its far point r, we have
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DAILY PRESS.
fsOHG'NaANP P

P'iday Morning, 0ctobsr l, 1859.
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All are of the coat or palot shape, and are
either half or tisht-fitting Some are open
unon the back or rounded upon the side, and
one formed skeleton over-dress of black vel
vet and beautiful little coat with lappels
which lie charmiDgly over the panier OF the
short skirt. This was trimmed with lace
satin pipings and fringe, and was considered
very cheap at $50.
Most of the velvet cloaks are trimmed with
heavy black colored silk, put onlin folds, fac
ings, narrow cuttings and pipings, bus some
are trimmed with lace, headed with rich
crochet gimp, which looks like heavy EN-
broidery, -l -"
The velvet, cloth and beaver cloalzs are
trimmed with twisted fringe, headed with
narrow satin folds or silk pipngs, or with the
crochet embroidery. 4e5.....s..
The cloth cloaks are designed in coats
paletots and basques, neatly and admirabl,
cut in to the figure and always have broaC
cuffs, real or simulated, and rolling collars an,
revers. .i- .u ~ FuiG lu.IllG ta.If
The wraps have been greatly improved an,
are now exceedingly well suited to their nnr.
pose. They are long, ample. fitted Wit
| hoods, which are lined with silk and have Al
elastic run through so that they can be draw
comfortably and protectively over the heat
They are also finished in quite new styl,
with nall capes, which cover the unsightl
arm holes and render them graceful as well 3
thoroughly convenient.
... 81 ....s EVENING DRESSES.
White Swiss muslin is to be revived tn
winter for evening wear, made up with puff
fiounces, good deal of Valencienne lac
pulled sleeves, with lace ruiiles and ribbon
black velvet bows. Black
roses in the powdered ha
Overdresses of white S
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why Accuracy is Required.

Ii is important that when the eye is being used,
the crystalline should 1emain in passive state.
If an effort is made TO read with glasses too strong
or too weak, q constant tension is kept u on the
ciliary muscles which operate the crystalline. This
not only prevents the full development of the sight,
but it hastens the deterioration of the eye and
cessitates gradual increase in the strength Of the
glaSseS.
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If however we test the eye by lens of high power
the whole range is then brought within the limits
few inches, and is readily obtained by the equva-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-10-01

Should the eye be myopic, having its far point at
eight inches (S) and its near point at four (4l,
should find
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-10-01

The rules for accomplishing this object were first
devised by Professor Donders, of Utrecht, whose
method is the only one in use. 1t is necessary,
to ascertain first, at what distances Snellens test
types subtending at different distances an angle of
one minute, can be read. Prof. Donders proposes
that the point of distinct vision thus ascertain
ed shall be designated by p and the far point
hy Y Eenrecenti,aa The adalat;z.a q
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NEW YORK, Sept. 2i.
THE GALL OPENINGS"

Ofsilks, black silks are incomparably the rich
est. The Antwerp, or, "Cathedrar' silk, $50
per yard, and others stately and grand in pro-
portion, till we come down to the 50 arti-
cles, which is the acme Of some little woman's
ambition. -al .l-.- ..tt'
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There are embroidered silks, grounded in
every color known under the sun, and speck-
led all over with rich boquets of wonderful
flowers, buds, leaves, tendrils, all grown un-
der the swift magic of some girls hands,
These are held at 1915, the dress or about
S25 per yard; low price if you count the
hopes and fears, the wishes and the anxieties
wrought into every inch of the silken surface,
but high when we consider the small amount
of duty which such a piece of gay plumage is
ever called upon to perform, and not to be
compared in distinguished effect with a rich
plain black silk, at half the price.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-16

Sc TON /. Section Eleven ofsaid Aot is hereby
amended 81 as - read fulluwa:
Section Eleven. AL tavern, hotel or inn keep
ers all restaurants, public boarding houses, OF
eating stands; and all public lodging houses,
snail be divided into their thTet classes as ful-
lows: Those doing business in the aggregate to
the amount of three thousand dollars over.
per month, shah constitute the first class those
doing a business to the amount OF one thousand
dollars, ard less than three thousand dollars per
month. shall constitute the second class tho
doing business to the amount of less than One
thousand dollars, per month, shall constitute the
third class. The license for the first class shall
be given upon the payment Of f0rtv-tive dollars
per quarter; for the second class, upon the paw
ment OF fifteen dollars per quarter; and for the
third class upon the payment Of sesen dollars and
fifty cents, per uarter; Provided, that nothing
n this section shall require the Pay ment of any
license FIR lodging houses that are kept incunnec-
ton with eating houses, where the aggregate
cepts of such lodging department does not exceed
thirty dollars pei month. Nothing in tb section
shall be construed 10 include the right to
sell spurious or malt liquors, and wines, but the
me shall be distinct and separate business there
from, and require separate and exclusive license
therefor. i. -.s
Approved March 6, 1865.
A true copy of the original enrolled Act ,
Attest: C. N. NUTEWARE.
Secretary ofStaie.
By CHARLES MARTIN, Deputy.
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not loI 81 JUG tlR'TfI = : :
ymoortaNt to the Ladies.

When a female il in trouble or afilictei Win d's
ease and requires medical Or surgical Attendance
tne enquiry should be, Where Is there ply sIclar
who is fully competent to administer relief ana
whose able standing IN society rec
,;Tr, tn the conienc of the community! me DOC
.,r understanding how imperat1veIY necessary
,,ese reouirenents are feels cat led upon 10 inf
as, and by ca ling the attention OF the affiicted
,,.ha f,ct that he has been a Professor OF obste-
-ics and Female Diaeases for TWENTY YEARS and
+,tiv cu,Ii6ed 10 adm mister in all cases, both
r,edjcaIIy and surgicalv, not in uperhci4i man
per but in as thor ugh manner as years "i stnlS
md practice-both IN hospitals and priVate lanli-
I,as c,p maxi to save them from the hands ofthe
,,o-,ati6ed interruptions. and designing There
err families can rely upon him AS upon ffther
All in stHjction car md III him one who can feel
AMI simDatIize with am befrieni them IN trouble
enc in whose secrecy the utmost confidence can
-. nIsced Consultation By Letter or OtherWisel
f-RFE Seeaddress below.
The Celebrated Female Rem edIes'
(,,-nD,1DJfa from fine pri~ate prescriptions OF Dr.
vn,ng have now obtained most extended popr
lsritv and are correctly viewed t. be the SAFEST
And surest rem adfes for the latnts for whlc!
thew are appIied The constantly accruing tesfi-
onials of their efficacy declared them u De pre-
e,,,inently superior to their action.
No lady should be without these hen0VaiHg
rents None genuine unless procured al TINS
cIice Sent by mail or Express 70 any part OF the
State.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
re Greatest Discovery Of this o. daJ ot"er -aye
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SEMINAL EAkNESs.

r,. ,.,,,,, man who experiences that growing
aaku-Ss IN his muscular ami mental org tnL ttlo ID
.ho,d ,ts,t, consider whe'rct 1t arises lie WEI
IA in the. Ne .kueS. ii the bacN eniOlnS u t'ie
I,h, dis rier Il digestion iinaccouutao failing
e . ,,tyer. at the mind iIStt-te Tor society dTeitI
-. i,n.,siina tr ,0tjie, tureboings II evil, steep
ts.nas Tr1ub-,l and llclvIouS dreams. Accolli'tIi-
"a NV rr.wi nc deafness loss OF muscular t-'wer
s,t nul,rptl> other yutrInins OF REORGANIZATION,
,bs ,,itIye trace, of tnat mot terrible ahd uea
r,,cfiv., Of all disea-es setn!nal misunderstanding
way MS powers .ie~trnving his hope II life a;.d
rnani,o d. and dragging aim along the broken
nafh ~ his existence, to"ard premature anu
f,.tb.,roa grave T, him who finds his life drib
i, aut IN the di,ch rye # the vital priucipi Of
.xisreu.e in nocturnal aud diu~uti enI>si'tis the
r,,a-a CESSATION nf the causes of its appearance
brings no assurance Of relief
Marriage, tiiaLs hsiy office, the saie-gnard anu
-,n. NJ m ,nhood, brings to such a one ~ nope OF
ears but adds to his misery III me kh"W,eige 81
no one who looks him for so nluch Oh hei nap
80, Is. within Of his evil and an innocent ceni-
aa,;I.- af his nun;sturnt He adds to his misery
- ji-,ri..r until hope leaves him There is no
-asrna 4xcept in proper and skiltul treatment =
~I-SsrI, then at once physician whom long i'rac-
-ics and careful research has made MN thoroughly
,,r,yersant with-every phase Of the disease nose
ho have become the victims OF seiltory vices, tlt
.f,a.ifnI fascinating aud iestructahl hHblt which
nils thousands of SICK with paralytlcs and
locomotives and hund eds of uurimeiy graves
with its isguided vctm-, should consult without
,,nr,snt's DELAY enc who will slmpathIZe with
,,ir .,1ffrinr,s T ssuch tie Doctor would especial
" reccomnend him elf, giving u each AID all
r,,srrantees of p PERFECT and Permanent Cure
vithout uinirance from Business, change OF Diet,
Exr,.
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The People oftbe STATE Of Nevada, represented il
Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:

The People oftbe STATE Of Nevada, represented in
Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:
sEcrIes j. Section One Of said Act is hereby
amend "a so ~ to read az follows:
S+ctiou .One-@ NJ Eaes- 'mppssd and collected
under and for vioiation of any p..nsl law OF this
State. shall he paid into the State Treasury, As
other State revepu and sliaii he applied TOT
educational purposes. A judgment that the de-
PENDANT in CRIMINAL case, pay a fine: may also
include. as part Of such Judgment, the fees or
costs allowed ny law t. Justices of the Peace,
Recorders Clerks Peace Officers, and District
Attorneys. The amount of fine and OF costs shall
be separateiv stated in the Judgment and the
Court shaIl by such Judgment direct that II the
Judgment or .,i,y part thereofis not paid, the de-
fendant be Imprisoned one day for each two dol
lars of the judgment not psid. E. -~ 10
Approved March !, 1863 II %+yI
A true cory Of the original enrolled Act.
Attest: c. N. NOTEWARE. cd
Secretary Of State. l
By CHARLES MARTIN, Deputy, 80. ,,r f.r,'
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.
U. $. Internal Revenue.

I'IRST VISION OF THE COLLECTION
l. district Of the state Of Nevada, comprising
the County Of ornls6y. Notice II hereby gwen
that the valuations, assessments or eunm-rations
If subjects liable II duty under the Int.rnsl
Revenue Laws of the United States, made and
taken ty samuel kIrE. Jr., Assistant A-ses-<
OF sud Blyison, and returned to IN the ANIMAL
lit for 1859 Will remain open f'r the eHanlirtI3
Of all persons CONCERNED, for the space of ~
DAYS from date hereof, at my Office tLitd buld-
ing north of the Penrod House. in Carson CITY
b. tween the hours # Q O'Clock 4. VI. and P N.
ana after the eIpIratir IN Of the SAID ten days
wit on the 10th day Of April, u. lHtp nv
Office in Carson ity. Nevada, | viii e cerve and
determine ali appeals relative t. erroneous Or e1-
ce]>lVe valuations, assessments enIn eTatios4s
made ~ taken by said Assistant Assessor. All xp-
pc ais % the Assessor at gresaii must he nIaGs
in writing and specify the "a ricul4r cause mat
ter OF thing respecting which decision il request
ed and shall moreover state the ground or prln-
ciIis VI implanted #.
WARREN WATSON. L. :. Assessor
Datel Cars, City, April stL. lN69 I'd
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Tho People 0 + the STATE Of Nevada, represented
i'll Senate aud Assembly, do enact as follows
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Err n q N 1ua ar,

Or, FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS
These Pills ara acku wledesti by the Nedi-
al Fraternity t. h. the only safe mild and eff
cac-aU- remedy 10 he dependef on in long standing
tzsas - suppression. irIegalsrty, or stopping of
the functions Of nature. the neglect Of which is
she source Of sich deparaiIe effects the female
frame. In ~ caSs -huG 4 these Pills be taken
When the patient has reason To believe she il
'SCIE FTE. Price 50. Remit the amount a. above
and they will be forwarded with fGii directions for
Use, CURED AT HOME.
Patients residing IN aHy part of the State, how
distant. who may desire medical advice Oh
ter respective cases. and who think PROPER to sub
nit written statement Of sT,ch in reference TO
boiling personal interview, are assured that their
----""icutions vii be held most sncred.
- 80 Eaters and ElcRay rlnst be addressed
BENZ. +. JOSSELYN NJ D., STAMP
$50 Washington street.
sP.O San Francisco, Cal.
0c2S-tf .#
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ASS Es>OR-s NOTICE.
U. :. Internal Revenue.

EIFTH DIVISION OF THE COLLECTION
It District If the State of Nevada, Comprising
he County Of !.Uugas. Notice is her by given
ti.at the valuations. assessments enumerat ions
f subjects liable TO dutr under the Internal Rev
enue Laws of The United State, made and taken
ty samuel D. King, Jr As-is ant Assess FIR -aid
division. and returned to me in the annual list fer
1869, will remain open tor the exam nation Of all
persons concerned, for The space of TEN DAYS
from the dafe hereof at the office of the Assistant
Assessor of said Division, in the town Of arson,
between the h,urs Of 9 O'Clock 4 VI and p. NJ.
each and after the expiration Of said ten DAYS
towlt on The 10Th das of April A. d. 1859. at my
"tfice in Carson City. Nevada, | will Iec-ive and
determine all 'pp-als relative to erroneous or ex-
cessive valuations, asstssm ents or enuiBeratious
made and taken by said Assistant Assessor. AL
appeals to the AZ essor aforesaid must be made
in wiring, and specify the par tcular cause mat
sr or thing, respe' ting which decision is request
I'd and shall moreover state the ground Prin-
ciple Of errorcompiaiHei Of
WARREN WATSON, [. S. Assessor.
Genoa, Apri. sth. lS69. I'd
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These powders will be found of essential vaiUe to
those wncse means. beath, or other circuIns stan
do not permit them to increuse the nnIihef OF
their family without Inconvenience, suffering and
..erhts risk Of life This preparation is new safe,
Etl'l HE convenient and simple, and cannot IN
the health Of the most decaie. IL curtalls
30 privileges, but gives strength and vISor- MOI
atty con- iderei ii IL If the highes; utility, and sns
'tined by The sound.-t principles Of Pruden = and
virtue. Their should be avoided at certain
tines Price SO 81 box Sent to any part Of the
'StSt perfectly safe from suspicion.
Remit the amount b. Mail or tsxpresS addressed
t. BENZ + JOSEELTS. VI. D