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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-28
ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN
II nom tho effects OF Errors and Abuses In
early life. Manhood restored. Nervous debility
method OF treatment. New and remarkable
remedies. Books and Circulars sent free, IN
AdSress' HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. Z
South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
AMI Sm
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NOTICE.

AND AFTER JUNE TENTH IL
tho Ordinance In relation TO ~
HOGS. DOGS and GOATS win 49,
strictly enforced. IF. BERRY,
Gold HIN, June o., ls7s. Y
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T 70 TAXPAYERS

oYYIcE OF rnE COUNT .TRxAsuRrR,
Virginia, Storey county, Oct. q, 1871. g.
Notice l. hereby given that the State and
County Taxes for the fiscal year 1871 are now
due and payable at this ONCE. and that the law
in regard to their collection will DO strictly
enforced. N. A. MCDONALD.
Ex-oficio Tax Receiver.
Omce-No. 4s South B street. In ONCE Of Wiz.
Sinia and Gold Hill Water Company.
N. B.. On all Taxes unpaid on the close OF
business on the 10th Of November, 1871 ten Per
cant delinquency will be added. oc1tu
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TVne McThl OF SUPERIOR oUAL
!, l Nj |; h! IslI A H. K S: n e: ss z s'''''a''
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RRmaN sILyRR MINING

NVkRmAN silver MSNInG
~ Cempany.-Locatiou Of Works, Cold hni,
Storey County, stste Of N~eyada.-Notc is
hereby given, that ct . meeting Of the Board OF
Trustees Of said Company, held on the l4tn DAY
Of June. 1872, an assessment Of foqr
Dollars 60 per share was levied upon the capi-
tai stock Of said Company, payable Immediately
In United States gold coin to the secretary a.
tho office OF the Company, Room NJ; y ~.
press Building, northeast corner OF California
aud Montgomery streets, San Francisco, Call
fornia. srt
Any stock upon which said assessment shalI
remain unpaid on THURSDAY. the 18Th DAY
Of July, 1874, shall DO doomed delinquent,
and wii DO duly advertised for sale At PUBIC
auction, and unless payment shall be made De-
fore, win DO sold on WEDNESDAY, the It'll
day Of August, 1872, to pay the delinquent as;
sessment, together with costs OF advertising ana
expenses OF salo.
THOS. j. OWENS, Secretary,
Oniee-Room No. I, Express Building, north
east corner of California and Montgomery
atreata 2an Prancisco. Cal. 1el7-td
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
INV Y0RK ~OON.0LIDATRD

HIRW YORK CONSOLIDATED
IN Mining Company.-Notice Il hereby given
that At Amsetins oft6s Board Of Trusteeio o. said
Company. held On the 2ist day or June, 1879, an
sssessment OF Fiffy (bO Cents per share was
levied upon the capital stock Of said Company
payable Immediately In United States goio com
Room 81. Hsywsrd's Building, 40 California
street, San Francisco. Cal.
ANY stock upon which said assessment snai
remain unp,id on MONDAY, July 22d. 1872,
shall be deemed delinquent, and will be duly az.
yertised for sale at public auction; nno uh'css
FRIDAY, August 9th, 1877, TO pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF aVvertisinG
BY order OF the Board Of Trustees.
ii, C. KiBBE, Secretary.
oniee-Room q, Hayward's Building; NO; 5is
California street, San francisco, Ca. lczz@
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49, GEORGE EHMETL.
pr.sidsnt Of the Board OF Trustees Of Gold hui.
Attest; JosxPH GIAnNEI. Clerk OF the Board.
Gold HUI. June -, is17. tslsSWs
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MINING NOTICES.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

81 "Hrr - E"u-.E ELL. |
nfFlcR OF THE BRIcHER, SILVER
8, lS1a.-At Q meeting OF tho Board Of Trus-
tees, held this day, . dividend NO. 81 Of Thirty
G$s0l Dollars per share was declared. paya.
jss I'm h. c. KIBBE, Secretary.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CROWN POINT GOLD
~ and Silver Mining Company. 40 California
strest, San Francisco. June6, IA dividend
OF Three Dollars k9 per share was this
day declared upon the capital stock Of this
Company, payable June 18th
The transfer books will be closed on the 10th
instant.
je7 CHAs. 3. ELLI0T, Secretary.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
OFFICE OF THE ROCK ISLAND GOLD
~ and silver Mining Company, San Francisco,
Juno 70, lS72.-The annual meeting ofthe stock
holders OF the kock Island Gold aud Silver Min.
ing Company will be held at their otice, Room
No. 10 H.yward's Building, San Francifco, on
A Sssl q July l. W ". e. {! i psSS. Secretary &;
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
r ADV WASHINGTON GOLD & SILVER
IL Mining Company.-The regular Annual
Meeting Of the Stockholders OF the Lady Wash,
ington Gold aud Silver Mining Company will
be held at tho ofdcs7 OF the Company, No II
South c street. Virginia, on THURSDAY. june
9Th 1871, at l o'clock ?. 4. for the election Of
oticors for the ensuing year, and for the trans.
action Of any business that may be brought be-
fore the meeting.
BY order OF the Board Of Trustees.
A. L. EDWARDS, Secretary:
Virginia, May 8, 1872. myll I'd
The above meeting Is postponed until THURS
DAY. Juno 81, 1872.
BY order OF the President.
je7td 4: 1; EDWARDS. Secretary:
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RI One Hundred Thousand Tickets will be
sold, from the proceeds OF which $36S.00 in
Gold Coin Gifts win be returned to the holders
OF Tickets,
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The above meeting 10 adjourned till TUES
DAY. the 18th day Of June, nj tho Same hour
and place.
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The above meeting Is adjourned till THURS.
DAY, the 18th day Of July, At the same honr
and place. je25 I'd
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NOTICE.

ADoLPHUs WATT. Register.
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MIX JU.TICR MINING OOmPA

oface-Room No. ~, Hayward's Building. 4lS
California street, San Francisco, Cal. je6 I'd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-09
UNITED AMERICAN MECHANICS.
Meeting Of the National Council ut Balti.
more-Business and Financial Statement Of
the Past Year.

Meeting Of the National Council NJ BaIti-
more-Business and Financial statement Of
the Past Year.
BALTIMORE, Md, Feb 8, 1872.
The National Council OF the Junior Order OF United
American Mechanics met In annual session to-day
at Mechanics Hall. Ogden tanning, OF New jersey
presided as National Councillor, and John I. Cowl
OF West Virginia. as Vice Councillor. Reports from
the National Councillor and Secretary were read.
The total membership OF the Junior order is given
at 10, SOL. Received by the subordinate Councils
during the past year, s129,25O There paid for
benefits and relief, $74,640. Amount OF money in
the treasures Of the subordinate Councils re-
ported at 1928 45S. The Finance Committee reported
that the accounts OF the Treasurer were correct,
ana the finances In an excellent condition. During
the past year the order has been extended to several
States where II had not previously existed.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
A proposition 10 cnange the time OF the annual
session was considered and the time changed from
February 10 June.
Tne Committee on Appeals made numerous re-
ports on cases from state Councils, winch were
acted on ana confirmed.
The Committee on Ritual was instructed to make
a thorough revision of the subordinate ritual.
the following Officers were elected for the ensuing
year:-NatOnal Councillor. John T. Cow, or West
Virginia; Vice Councillor, Joseph smiley OF
Maryland; National secretary, Z. y Deemer, OF
Pennsylvania National Treasurer Nathan PenrOse.
OF Pennsylvania; National Protector, J. II. Van
Horn, OF New Jersey
wilmington DEL, was selected as the place
for holding the next annual session.
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VIRGINIA..

Governor Walker Again on the Wurpath-A
General Message to the Lcsislasure- Con-
demnatiOn Of Judge UndcrwO0d-COn
Between tho state and Federal Courts.
RICHMOND, Feb 8, 1872.
Governor Walker Is again on the warpath This
time the federal courts claim his attention and he
ID very severe on Judge Underwood, OF the United
States District Court while he compliments Judge
Bond OF the United States Circuit Court. In mes.
sage to the Legislature, to-day. In which ne recon-
mended additional compensation to the Attorney
General OF the State for services performed by that
officer in the United States Courts, he says:-
Some of these involved questions of jurisdiction be-
@ The State and g aesss sn ct
Of hs and q one time
State Courts were set at InauGht or brushed
our ~sy prisoners were indicted by his oacara armed
BY State Courts for he Of
turned loose the community in reckless disregard
When Of transactions know
ceedings would vindicae authority Of State,
Se voaiors laws, whether the bench on
S %Sss a1 70 ss a he sSs
ssta When the cases ' came before The United
sn S ely ~
the pc. Court were promptly reversed and the wrong
the. occasion E arise The n'p:
s1 %oaS 6 SS sng State Re
SsI b,
possE Of State easS!
Court 80 long each conhne itself 70 the
the or ssss .nS
Be respected honored BY the other the
Ss sss
e mo
efficiency of our system of government be preserved
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready, contains splendid cartoon, together with
the very latest News by telegraph from All Parts Of
the World up to the hour OF publication, including
full reports OF the Agitation in England and the
United states on Account OF the Washington Treaty
Complications; the War in Mexico; Horrible Rail.
road Accidents; the Japanese Among the Mormons;
Examination OF Governor warmoth, OF louisiana,
Before the Congressional Committee; Terrible
Powder Explosion; very interesting article on
Bros, giving some valuable Information on their
peculiarites, and how they should be treated the
Public Debit sleepy HOLLOW Horror; Horrible Trag-
edy at Bozrah, Conn, and Narrowing Details Of
the Burning OF the steamer America at Sea.
IL also contains the latest news by telegraph from
washington Political, Artstic Scientific, Religious
and sporting Intelligence; Obituary Notices; Amuse.
ments; Facete; Editorial Articles on the promi-
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DRY Goods and Boot and Shoe Markets; Financial
and Commercial Intelligence and accounts of all
the important and interesting events OF the weei
TERMs:-Single subscription, 81; Three copies, IS;
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cents eacn limited number Of advertisements
inserted In the WEEKLY HERALp
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CORNELIA TowEsEND's CLAIM.
OF THE HERALD -

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD -
Your correspondent at Albany, In abiding to q
petition presented under the title Of "a bill for the
relief OF Cornella Townsend" has insulted me by
certain destinations with regard to the validity OF
my claim; he also intimates that attempts were
made to enlist the sympathies OF the Senator'S.
The bill In question passed tue Senate on It's own
merits. l am not personally acquainted with one
Of those legislators.
The case is simply this:-During my absence IN
Europe my house and lot were uniustly and Excess
sivey assessed for the opening and widening OF
Laurens street NOW called "SOuth Fifth avenue'1.
On my return sought redress The city officials all
said, at ID TOO late; you should have left repre-
sentative to attend the Court Of Appeals in case
of necessity. The assessment having been confirmed
by that Court there ID now no remedy" Finding
1t Impossible to obtain justice mere, appealed to
the Legislature. After the bill had passed the
Senate IL was defeated in the Assembly.
must per force quietly submit to this act Of In
justices but 1 do protest against the version the
HERALD gives OF the matter l affirm that the claim
Is perfectly just 1t Is clear case, open to
cation. Moreover, scOrn the idea or having asked
as a charity what was due TO me as right 1
claimed justice, but never wnined for aims.
C0RNELIA TOWNSEND.
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Onlcers Elected tor the Ensuing Year-Wher
ases and Resolutions.

Oh1cers Elected tor the Ensuing Year-Where.
ases and Resolutions.
ALBANY Feb. 8, 1872.
At the session OF the Stale Medical Society to-day
the following officers were elected Tor The ensuing
year,
President, DIR. c. Agnew, Of New York Vice Presi.
dent, Dr. l.. 7. Sherman, or Ogdensburg; Secretary,
DR.. W. H. Bailey. OF Albany; Treasurer, Dr. Porter,
Of Albany.
DR.. Rosa, OF New York, offered the following reso
lutl0ns which were unanimously adopted:-
Whereas the Of ethics which this society and the
various county societies acknowledge allegiance provides
appropriate and Gent redress all matters
OF difference between physicians; therefore
Resolved, That any physician preerring charges, or
against whom charges be peerred who shall resort to
worthy of membership In the Medical Society," and II
member shall be declared expelled by the President at
stated meeting OF the society to which the offender may
belong.
Resolved That copy OF this resolution be sent to the
American Medical Association.
The Society then adjourned sine dte
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POLITICAL ROW IN RDaEwATER, s. 1,

meeting OF the Justices OF the Peace ana Town
Clerk OF the town OF Middletown, Richmond county,
was held on wednesday evening at the ONCE Of
Samuel r. Brick, Jr., for the purpose Of examining
his accounts as supervisor OF the town. When the
meeting was organized the Town Clerk demanded
TO see the accounts which demand was not com.
Piled with. Mr.. Brick informed The Clerk ana mem.
bers Of the investigating committee that they might
20 TO regions where overcoats are not In demand
The IN .eting thereupon adjourned to the street,
when an angry alteration ensued, and Brick APP
Piled sundry Oppr0brlous eplthets 10 the members
of the committee but especially to the Town CLERK,
who promptly Knocked Brick down. Mr.. Brick
riously deserted the field and lett his nat as trophy
TO the enemy. supervisor Brick, county bonds and
everything connected therewith are non est.
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ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY, Feb. g, 1872.

ALBANY, Feb g, 1872.
NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN FERRY Reform.
Mr.. BENNETT reported for consideration House
Brooklyn and New York Ferry Reform BILL
SEWERAGE SOUTH BROOKLYN.
The bill provide for the speedy construction sewers
that portion Of the city Of Brooklyn lying Prospect
avenue and Hamilton avenue considered Committee
Mr.. BERR. regarded this bill intended
had become obnoxious TO the citizens He moved to strike
Mr. sosELEY replied the object of the bill was MOTH
ting Of the sort was simply to provide for the speedy
Mr.. MORTON eoneurred with expressed by his
Mr.. Berrs motion 81 strike lost, the bill was
then ordered to . third reading ,ux
Progress was reported u Committee Of the Whole on the
bill to the s. OF cn in rSns
porting passengers in New York city.
b entitled
laws maps Ii @ h' 1s Sa
past for improving the except repairing Third
al defooSs or The o. chap
% s Of sa ere 70 81
for in % with Of S under o the authority Sss OF
be by made and entered into BY virtue of
~ the Mayo, der and
street Improvements.
Mr. MORTON obtained to introduce bill to amend
Re o he As oni 81
and makes them supervsors the present hoard
and Water SC%%,
ar 1s IN tne
appointment of ali except departments:
STATE ABsEssAEST AND TAXATION.
The Governor sent the OF the code OF proceedings
for and for purposes prepared
the Comm.sioners appointed for that which was
LONG ISLAND FERRY COMPANY-UNIoN
HOME AND SCHOOL ~
The House In Committee OF the VIII ole TOOK up the Dill
making regulations for the of the YORK and
Long lsla nd Ferry Company, and was ordered thra
TOR the education and maintenance of children Of voun
teers to hold real estate was also ordered to thrd
NEW YORK REFORM CHARTER.
The committee then took the bill TO reorganze the local
government Of the city Of New York. being the reform
Mr.. ALvoRD moved TO strike out the first secon simply
S % .a ne s% sr # S 20 .eS the
voice would be stronger than HIS in favor OF ~ but this
M De no Be-
the House. leaving to the Senate to complete IT. II we do
30 VIII stand as the greatest monument OF toiy ever
notion and moved that be reported 30 that In
House could that the bill made special order
journal.
The motion to report progress was carried and then
Mr. ALvoRD moved that the bill be made the special order
Tuesday next
Mr. sTRAnAN thought there should not be much delay
In this matter could be taken up sooner than that-say
Mr. NILES agreed with suggestion. Several members
part in the discussion. the ba already been be-
fore members several he would be In favor OF the
posponemen Members had the opportunity to examine
Mr. ALvORD said he had the opportunity to ex
anime one line Of this b ana he a mot See s Ten I'm men
all but the ths:-ronlght, have an Inn
rorant special orders Tomorrow and Saturday there VII be
absent that cannot work upon the bill with
full house until Tuesday, and then we can 60 on day after
Mr. FLASMER in view of the great Importance the
ter, favor OF 1t being set down for special time
Mr. Aords melton to make 1t the special order for Tues
The House then took recess until hafpast p NJ.
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ST. FRANCIS XAVIER COLLEGE.

semi-Annual Literary Exercises NJ the De-
batting Society.
The large and cheerful hall OF the College OF st.
Francis Xavier was well filed last night upon the
occasion of the semi literary exercises OF the
debating society Of the college. The platform,
above which was draped the American colors was
occupied by the MEMBERS OF the society, and ut their
right was the college cnolr group Of sweet-voced
boys supported by partial orchestra.
The exercises consisted OF 'DiscOurses" and
choruses, ana the programme was executed In
spirited manner, that reflected a great deal of
credit upon the performers. The ''Discourses"
were wiue awake and the singing charming.
The choruses were IRON Donizetti, Flotow and
Auber, varied by violin SOLO and an orchestra
selection. The speakers were Patrick McClosky,
Andrew Sullivan, John OConOr, William Brown
and Francis Wall.
Archbishop McClosky was present, and congratu-
lated the young gentlemen upon the excellence OF the
evenings work and the proof 1t gave OF previous
thorough training.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-09
MAsoNs IN COUNCIL.

The Scottish Rite-Royal Arch Brethren mt
Work.
ALBANY, Feb. 8, 1872.
At q Council OF Deliberatlon Tor comforting the
Scottish rite, under the authority or the supreme
Council, the thirty third degree was conferred on
the following gentlemen by Orwin Welch Thirty
third Deputy fof the tate:-Mead Belden, OF syria.
cuse; George BaDcock, OF Troy; Edward H. Brown,
At the session Of the Grand Chapter OF Royal
Arch MasOns OF the state to-day Companion Jerome
Buck was received as the Grand Representative Of
Pennsylvania. The welcoming address was made
by Judge Lewis, ana Companion Buck responded in
an eloquent speech, commencing the characters OF
Franklin, Dallas Girard, LambertOn ana vaux as
worthy representatives OF Pennsylvania MasOns Of
past and present.
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THE KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRACY.

The Kings County Democratic General CON-
mittee met last night at their rooms, corner OF
Court and Remsen streets.
The Committee on Contested Seats stated that
they were unable to make O final report, but
reported that the ward organizations were being
harmonized and asked for further time TO sit. The
A letter was received from the John
q. lyman Association, saying that they
could not accept the terms offered by
the subcommittee and would have nothing further
70 do with them. The letter was referred to the
COMMITTEE on Contested Seats.
The special committee to nominate officers re-
ported progress and the committee adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-09
SMALLPOX DISINPECTANT.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Jan. 20, 1872.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Having learned that your city and the cities SUR
rounding are now scourged with the smallpox,
feel IT my duty to say that II the head Of any family
Will only take the trouble to sprinkle spirits turpen-
tine on their carpets and bedding in every room In
the house, they will have no smallpox. The above
is sure dislnfectanr. Repeat this twice every
week; also In cars as well, every day, both steam
and horse cars. Hoping The above may meet the
appreciation OF all concerned, l most respectfully
subscribe myself yours truly, LONE STAR.
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NEW YORK CITY.

Last evening Miss Nettie Collins, young lady Of
considerable hisrionc talent. gave readings before
the Young Mems Christian Association in Harlem
The audience was appreclative and rewarded the
efforts OF the fair reader with frequent applause.
President J. McCosh will lecture for the Young
Mems Christian Association this evening on "The
civil Service" DR.. McC0sh was one OF the leading
advisers IN the same reform IN England. Some
PRACTICAL opinions on this now interesting topic
may therefore be looked for.
lecture will be delivered on Sunday evening by
the Rev. Joseph p. Woods, IN ST. Paul's church,
117th street, near Fourth avenue under the direc-
ton OF the Society OF st. Vincent de Paul, for the
benefit oil the poor OF the parish. The subject OF the
lecture will be-"Cnrlstianity and EducauOn."
Some three months ago Mr.. Smith, living at 90
Vandam street. fell from truck and striking on
his head, received severe injuries, PROBABLY COM
preston OF The BRAIN He fingered I'LL yesterday
and died. Coroner Schlrmer was nOtlaed TO hold
an inquest on the BODY,
Mr.. Joseph II. Martin, who has for the past five
years filed the responsible position OF cashier In
the office Of the Clerk OF the United States District
Court In Bankruptcy In this city, died on
the 9TH lnst at his residence, I'll Elizabeth street,
after heightened and painful Illness. Mr.. marlin
was gentleman of The highest integrity and honor,
and ms death very sincerely regretted by late
associates, who loved him Tor the purity aud up
rightness Of MS conduct.
The body OF the man found In the dock foot of
pier 40 North River on Wednesday forenoon was
yesterday identified at the Morgue by his wife, as
that OF Patrcs Fitzpatrick late OF 4O8 East Elgn-
teenth street. Fitzpatrick. who had been Ill and
partly out OF mis- mind Tor some time past, lett home
on Tuesday aii II Is supposed That he accidentally
lell overheard md was drowned. The body was
taken home, ana Coroner ScnTmer will hold an liz
quest 1t was at first supposed tnat the name OF
deceased was McEnrOe.
man Is going around collecting money for the
alleged purpose Of procuring employment Tor those
who are needy ana deserving, and 10 further ms
object he exhibits q list OF prominent citizens
names, and states that hey the directors OF the
New York Providence Society, and that their office
| Ii located at 12S Mercer street. There no such
| Office at this address. He Is man OF f0rly-nve OF
fifty years OF age about five feet four or five inches
nlgh fresh complexion, full beard and slightly gray
| wore o dark OvcrcOat a fluent and elegant
talker and very likely TO deceive the credulots and
charitable portion OF our citizens. Look out for him.