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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-20
MARRIAGE.

Married persons, Or Young Men contem1p:st,
ing marriage, aware Of P4yslcaI MsaSASss Nnr
vous I;xcit:.bil;ty, Palpitation, Organic Weak
ness, Nervous Debility, or any other Disquall'
Gcsrion speedily relieved.
lie who places himself under the care of DR.. }.
may rclgouSIy con;ie in his honor us gentle
man, an,I confidently rely upon his skill as'
IN ysicitn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-20

Weakness of the Back or Limbs, Structures,
Affection OF the Kidneys or Bladder, lnyoun-
tsry Discharges, lmpotcncy, General Debility
Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Languor, Low Spirits
Confusion Of Ideas, Palpitation oi the hcarI'
Timdity. Trembling, Dimncss of Sight, or Cid
dincss Disease Of the Head, Throat, Nose or
Skin, Affections Of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach
or Bowels-thcse terrible Disorders arising
from Solitary Habits Of Youth-:secret and sol
itary practices more fatal to their victims than
the songs Of TIC Syrons to the Mariners OF Clys-
ses. blghtine.their mos, brilliant hopes or an
.iciputiUas, sc.
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.NEUfCHL.
BALTIC. LOCK HOSPITAL,
Dss, .FSNEST0E,
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.

Physician of this celebrated institution, has dis;
covered the most Certain. Speedy, Pleasant and
Enrctual Remedy in the world for all
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-20

mg~NOVELTIES OF DESIGN.
CE OF WORKMANSHIP.
n.s-SUPERIORITYO OF FINISH.
ns-SIJITS FOR THE TIMES.
ms-MANY REAL BARGAINS.
mg~COME AND SEE Us.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-20

Parties seeking CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
will fad an innumcrublc variety oi su't"ole
goods in ,,-
FINE FANCY BOXES AND PLAIN
BONES.
Filled with Fine Candy, make very acceptable
present.
A large stock of CORNETS an4 SMALL
BONES for Christmas Trees;
1000 POUNDS OF CANDY.
fridays, Whtmsns, ,,SINs Hrd Wallace " 20 =
in quarter, half and whole boxes.
CITRON, CURRANTS,
NUTS LEMONS,
GRAPES. FIGS,
BARBARA DATES,
CANTON GINGFE,
PINE APPLE CHEESE Z,
and abou. I00i more articles.
| have II stock Of very cheap TEAS a':6 c'I'
sell ut New York and Baltimore prices. i7r:"c
put up in ono pound canni>tcrs; II nee present
FINE CIGARS, ~ in box Buy ole Tor
sour friend.
FINE CIGARS, 1GO in Il box. Hay on" md
give il 20 some nice fellow, and hc vii! think oi
you when he smokes them.
| shall be satisfied if | sell $1,000 worth u
goods this Christmas. and advisc Nil u come be
fore the rush and get the best.
y merry and h"ppy rZWiS GRrs:'nI, n1Gs{ T. you @'
dee l3-tJl No. - King street.
pRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
am each day adding 10 my stock Of r. +
GOODS. consisting of .JcwalrY. Lace and L;ncn
Collars, Lace and Lincn llanik"r"Ii!"i,; hn"L"@
Nrckwrar of nil kinds, Scarf, Bows. Tics: &c.
KID Gloves, ali >izcs shadc$ and prices. These
goods have been selected for ana witi max" &c
dec II,.1':, - ''''' G. G. BERRY, - King :.
oEks HOLIDAY GODD-i have i'st
/ = 4 4L received largr invoices Of good:
suitable for Holiday presents: D"'i;, 10"
IIrnds, Bodies. Arms, &c, III -;Irs md prices:
Guns and c'aucrrs, V:,acs ornaments Smoking
Srls, Mugs. Toilet Sets, M"c:innicnl T"Ss, &c,
All Of which will be sold al the lowest cash prices.
dccl2 Z. G. BERRY, - hsn2 street
rH1LIr nL.>r PRESENT FOR 4
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DIR. JOHNSTON.

Member u the Royal College OF Surgery OF
London Graduate oI one Of tie most enlnen
Colleges in the Un;.cd States, and the greater
part oi' whose life has been spent IN the noSp-
iais Ur London, Paris, Pniadelphia and else
v:hnre has effected some Of the most astonishing
cures That were ever known; many troubled with
rin gDg in the head aad ears when asleep great
ncr2utis,c.s, being alarmed ~ sudden sounds,
bashti,' mess, with frequent b!u$hing attended
sometimes with arrangement 0. J"I:d, were
:,ln1.,L..tinI..lr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-20

Y,AMpHOR ICE WITH GLICERIN +,
I Rose Lin Salyc and Aromatic Dentrtce,
iri,t prrpar"d and !ur Snlc by
de-. II Il ). LEADBkATER BIO.
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liable Brothers. IND,
Have Artistic Mnl Fashionable
Cutters.
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y EMOVAL.

E.H. CLARKSON
Has removed his STOVE and LIN " AVE = -
fOl 10 NO 1o6 KING STREET,
.bo-o be will continue to keep on hanti ana ior
ssIe at low prices full supply OF sucn art'cles
a. are usually found in Il similar ESTABLISHMENTS
nov >
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I'D.

liable Brothers,. IND.
Claim pre- eminence among
Clothiers and Tailors for the
extreme lowncss of their prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-20

PAID LOCALS There seems to be good deat
of misconception in regard to the use OF the
local columns of newspapers and advertising
agencies. A paper depends largely on the pro-
fits of its advertising columns tor support. The
subscription rarely pays the cost OF the paper
The advertising columns constitute the publish
er's stock in trade-the commodity which he
sells to the public at stipulated prices, just as
the merchant sells his goods. And yet pub
fishers are constantly asked to insert gratultous-
" local notices, and advertisements IN aid OF
money making enterprises. With just as much
propriety might the merchant be asSed 10
donatc goods from his counter IN ald OF these
enterprises-a favor that few would think OF
asking. ,,u
The sooner the public get correct under,
standing of this matter the better, All locaI
news of general interest we are glad 20 puollsn
but we sell the right Of advertising Local private
business, and at fixed prces-whether this ad-
vert;sin@ be 10 aid of Lectures, Concerts EXhi-
h;t;ons. or ordinary business enterprise. The
fact that the enterprise has religious or moral
hearing does not give it claim tor gratul-
toms ADVERTISING, any more than 1T does on the
merchant or mechanic for a donation OF MS
u,ods or products. If we see tit to contribute
r. the enterprises, we prefer to'do 1t as other
neopIe do, az nloncy-demandlng pay 1or .tnas
which we sell. There is question OF , SOUND o'
morals as we'll as sound business IN all TINS
which will be approved by all who care to use
a little reflection - Cumberland Ne'cs.
TIE BIGAMY CASE The motion tor new
trial in the case of William Simmes which re.
snIted on Tuesday last with a verdict OF gull
tv' was not argued yesterday IN the rCrlmlnal
Gonrt but will be, as soon as the prisoner
counsel and the District Attorney can agree as
to time The defendants couosel !. claim N. .G4e ufe
the indictment did not show that the ntst VIZ W.
second s, one. Mr.. Barrett, his counsel says:
s'eon ,I has been reported in all the papers that
:, .ho ls case Of the u. S. VS.. William SHINES,
P eharged sps i'va with 1' bgany plea of lido
snmetimes snu called 'erotomania; in pain, English
.lnre maIncss. ~ Washington Chrontcfe.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by u certain prac-
ticc already, described \ h"bit Frequently learn
ed from evil companions or at school, the effects
Of which are nightly felt even when asleep, and
if no, carcd. rct.dc?S marriage lmp3sslbic ana
destroys both lHirI and body, should apply I'M
What y ply tAat young man, the hope OF
his country, the pri'I': of his parents, should be
snatchrL from nil prospects and enjoyment of
life By the consequence Of doviating from the
path Of nalarc, "Ad i:du!Siag IN perhici2us
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-20

Kcapct thai sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites /, promote connublsl
han,,jr,r.s. ln,lecd without these the journey
.nro,,pn life becomes II weary pilgrimage, the
nr,,sn,,.l hourly d.ritc..a 10 the view, the mind
hrcomcs .la,loWcd ~ h despair, and filed with
the irrlanch"Iy reflection that tae happiness oi
another is biigh.od "..n or own.
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Hable Brothers.

liable Brothers,. IND.
Securcthc finest NJ ATERlALS,
themost beautiful PATTERNS,
and have them made up IN a
manner that cannot be rvaled
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TEIHE BEST PRES EN- 7 FOR 4
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-30
Liberating the Rogues.

President Grant has pardoned Major
Hodge, the defaulting paymaster, who was
convicted by court-martial of defrauding
the Government Of four hundred and
seyenty-6ve thousand dollars, and sentene-
ed to the Albany Penitentiary for ten
years. Hodge has been in prison only
about one year, and has been let of with
very mild punishment indeed, for appro-
priating to his own use so large sum Of
the public money He is, however, one
Of the pets Of this administration, and
must not be punished too severely for his
slight peCeadillO of taking nearly half a
million of the peoples money.
Besides the case of Hodge, the Balti-
more A1aericda says -" President Grant
has intimated his intention of pardoning
Gen. Richard Bowerman, now confined in
the Baltimore City Jail, under sentence Of
the United States District Court, for com
mitting frauds upon the Government while
Deputy Collector of Custom at this Port y
Since the above article VS. in type. the
following has come TO hand
EFFECT or THE HoDGE PARDON "A
Washington special says ;-'.Inspired by
Hodges pardon, friends have begun efforts
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-30

ELKToS AND MAssEY's RAILROAD
A meeting was held at the Corn Exchange
Baltimore, ON Tuesday, as we learn from
the Gazette, in reference to constructing a
railroad from Elkton to Massey's, where II
would connect with the Kent and Queen
Anne's Railroads A committee from Elk
ton, in the interest of the proposed enter
prize, was present at the meeting The
importance of the contemplated road to the
business interests Of Baltimore and East
ern Maryland, can scarcely be Overestima-
ted, and it is surprising that this connect
ing link in the peninsular railroad chain,
should have been so long neglected by the
business men of Baltimore. The distance
between Elkton and Massey's is but TWEEN
ty-two miles, whilst its construction would
shorten the distance by rail to Baltimore,
thirty-six miles Only $4,000 additional
are required to make up the s60,OOO To
be raised by private subscriptions, before
the State appropriation Of $4,000 can be
made available. No doubt that amount
will be promptly furnished. When that
connection is completed the communica.
ton, by rail, between Eastern Maryland
and Baltimore, viii be speedy and direct
and travellers between those points win nc
longer be subjected to vexatious delays, Oh
to roundabout journey by Wilmington
when navigation of the Chesapeake and it,
tributaries is INSTRUCTED by ice.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-30
GRAND JURY REPORT


10 Me Honorable jsiyes Of hs Circuit Car,
for Carroll County .ueta1. Mlier. Haai,,
gai H1mmnad
1--WE Grand Inquest Of the State uf Mar
l. land IN and for Carroll county, re.nes,
fully report 10 your honors that IN ,he Al.
charge Of their duties at the present Term a
the Circuit Court, they visited the Isil AL
Aims Hose, and after a thorough and earsi..
examination Of them, submit the gulou;r.
statement;
The Grand Jury in company with Shsris
FHngcr visited the Jail, and after careful 81.
animation, found II in a clcanly and comfort
hlc condition, which reflects much credit uf.,,
the present efficient Sheriff and his exeel,sl
lady
The Grand Jury likewise visited the AIN.
House in company with the steward. Gran.
vile Wilson, aud after thorough cxamisa
ton Of the premises found all ia cxcegsr,
condition, which reflects much credit mon n.
management and industry of the nrssep,
steward, aud particularly upon his eScelea
lady
The Grand Jury cannot speak IN too hjll
pnusc of the recent great Improvement in fli
nishing the institution with heat and also sii
water, both ho, and cold.
g. 4. SHOWER,
nov ap-W Foreman
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-30

We have received two copies Of the
Washington Daily Chronicle, containing
letters from A. B. Davis, Esq. addressed
TO Henry D. Cooke, ESQ. Governor Of the
District Of Columbia, setting forth the i'm
portanee of constructing the ailroad char
tered by the last Legislature Of Maryland,
designed to connect Washington City, the
capital Of the nation, with Harrisburg the
capital Of Pennsylvania, and centre of the
vast railroad system of the whole North
and Northwest, distant from Washington
but ninety-eight and half miles. Mr..
Davis proposes to continue the subject, in
third letter, and the last of the series,
This road is designed 10 extend from the
Capital through the counties Of Montgom-
cry, Howard, and Carroll, passing through
Westminster and along the Bachman Val
ley route, connecting with the pennsylya-
MIA railroad system at Harrisburg The
great interest felt in the construction Of
the proposed road, has led to several meet
ings in the counties through which it is
destined to pass, and the effort now being
made, is to awaken a corresponding inter
est in the road at both termini, Washing.
ton and Harrisburg, as well as along the
entire line.
At preliminary meeting held in West
minister, to take steps for procuring char
ter from the Maryland Legislature, il Wa
limited by one Of the speakers, Franei
Miller, Esq. Of Montgomery county, tina
! the work Of procuring charter seemed Il
) be the greatest difficulty in the way of tn,
} progress of the road. That obstacle re
{ moved, it was understood that funds wer
E available, at Washington and New York
or would be made available, in conneetiol
. with the local subscriptions along the route
5 for the construction Of the road A char
E ter was promptly granted by the Legisa
1 ture, and it now only remains for tn
friends Of the proposed improvement t
take such further steps as viii lead to it
; speedy commencement and completion
; A lively interest in it has been awakene'
; among the citizens of Carroll, and the
= viii give their active cooperation for tn
e consummation of so important work
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-30

AFRICAN CoLoNrzATIoN.-Joh II. B.
Iatrobe, Esq President of the American
Colonization Society, has published in the
Baltimore american, letter addressed to
that journal, in support of African coloni-
zaticn IN Liberia. Mr.. Latrobe says.
.The emigration to Liberia has been
greater since the war, which was predicted
would stop il entirely, than it was twice
the number Of years before the war, and
would have been twice as great as il was
but for the want Of means to pay its ex-
penses on the part of the Colonization So
ciety, and at this time, there are more than
three thousand applicants for passage to
this new home, not one Of whom has bean
sought or counselled with by any agent Of
the Society, but who live in region where
those who want their lpbor desire to retain
them where they are, and whose applica-
tons ars voluntary and unsolicited
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-30
GTATE or MARYLAND
EXECUTIVE DEPARTHgNT
annapolis, Nov l6ih ~,
PRoCLANnAr1on.

WngErls, An Election wa, hsl3
State on the 9Th day OF Noyemls. ii
Ter Electors 70 choose d President a,5 y
President Of the United States. anj -
resentaii1os from this State In M ~ =
Of the United States, aud It boips n. ~
the Governor, in case of such Mo- wv Z
ascertain the number OF votes yi,e, 'ls''.ie
person voted from the returns az ~
OF Election, certified 10 him. and n. gAaa
by proclamation, 10 declare the r,.snI, ~
AND WHEREAS, by the said return.
uhcd' aud an enumeration Of the yo,o. y
for the several candidate. for snid ,,G. s's
Z spcctlvcly, y appear. that Freder;rt 3 d
Augustus W. Bradford Phihp b Is;,i i' ~
! Il, Grunme, John NJ Carter. Harm "a
canaan, james I Brisroc aud VIM W.i'G p
received the greatest number ~ w ~
Electors Of President and Vice. p,a', w y
the United States aud for Represents
IN Congress, Ephnim h Wilson M N
greatest number Of votes in the Fir.t g.
aunal District Stevenson Archer IN ~ 4
ond District Willard j. 0'Brien In IN ~
District Thomas Swami ia the Fo,,,l ~
irici William J. Albert in the Finn h. =
and Lloyd lowndcs, IT,. in the Si,th ~
] do therefore, hy this, my proclnmation 4
clare aud make known that Frederict y,
Augustus ". Bradford, Philip D. Ia;ri /.
H. Groome, John NJ. Carter. Jane. n n
channn, James I. Briscoe and Willis,' NJ u
the are duly elected Electors from ~ 49,
Maryland, for choosing a Prcsiden, ana N.
President Of the United States s,I !.
Ephalm X. Wilson, Stevenson Archer NJ
/ j. % Bncn, Thomas Swami. William / 4
bert and Lloyd llowndcs. Jr.. are daly ~.
Representatives from this State In N, -
Third Congress Of the United States,
ITO Ia testimony whereof. have h..
@ss unto set my hand and affixed ihe 4.
seal of the State OF Maryland. this si,,,s.
DAY Of November, in the year of ON, 4.
one thousand eight hundred aud seyor,,',s
WM. PINKNEY WUYfF
liy the Governor,
JOHN THOMPSON MASON
nov Hoat Secretary VI IA,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-30

The rumors set afoat in New York con.
corning Mr.. Greeley's insanity are utterly
untrue. The incessant wear and tear Of
the political campaign, and the great do
nestle affection he sustained in the loss Of
his wife, were too much even for his ro-
bust organization, and il is not surprising
that he has been Frustrated BY nervous
disorder, brought on by protracted watch
ing at the bedside of his wife. His at
PENDANTS report him convalescent, Later
reports represent his condition as very
critical.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-30

TAKING TINE BY THE FoRELocK.-
The Democratic Adrocdte, published at
Westminster, Maryland, hoists the names
of Thomas \, Hendricks, for President,
and {. r. Buckalew, for Vice President,
in 1876. II announces its intention not
to keep them at the head of its columns,
but predicts for them success. 1t is little
early TO be naming candidates for 1876,
but We must say that the Adrocatc has
selected two Of the purest and wisest states
men in the nation.-Bei Air 4E,gis.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-30

0RuANs CouET.--Adam shower, ESD.
Chief Judge Isaac C. Bale and Upton Roop
Esqrs., Associate Judges Joseph VI. Park
Register Of Wills George NJ, par<e. beput,
Register
Monday, Nocember .5ik 1Sis.-Le,tcrs o.
administration granted To Thomas ]. Hainei
on the estate Of Samuel Haines. deceased.
Anna Il. Bigger,, eNccutriX of Andrew
Blggou, returned inventory of goods aud chat
tells, of debts aud money, and got order t,
notify creditors.
John Burns, executor Of Frederick Lim.
norman, deceased. returned report Of sales o
real estate and list Of sales Of goods and chat
tells remaining Ht widow death
Letters testamentary ON estate of Bcal Star
deceased granted To j. Wm. Enrhart, hi,
executor.
Tuesday, Nor. e6th The will Of Singleton
Hughes, deceased, exhibited for probate and
two OF the Witnesses examined.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-30

With Radical majority of two-thirds
in the National House of Representatives,
and still larger one in the Senate, and
with President in full accord with these
majorities, there viii be free field for
the enactment of whatever Legislation may
suit the purposes of the dominant party.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-30

Congress assemblies on Monday next.
The Presidents Message and the accom-
panying Reports Of the Heads Of Depart
ments win probably be made public on
Tuesday What journal will show its en-
terprise by stealing the Message or bribing
some one of the Presidents household to
procure copy, so as to publish it in ad-
vance Of its contemporaries, this time?
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-30

We would call attention to the advertise.
ment Of the Farmland Dairy, in this issue Of
our paper. The proprietor vishes to eontraet
for several hundred gallons Of mill daily, and
our farmers who have milk to spare would do
veil 70 Address tLem upon the subject At their
dairy, 81 Fraakis street, Baltimore. They
want the asilk and are ready 10 contract for i
at liberal figures
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-30
The Johnson Type Foundry.

1t is but due this well-known establish.
ment to say that the fine appearance
of the ADVOCATE is owing to the beauti-
full type furnished by it, On our visit to
Philadelphia We were cordially received by
the gentlemen composing the firm, Messrs.
Maekellar, Smiths 4 Jordan, aud after
giving the order for the new material, they
sent one of their employees over the entire
foundry with US, who explained everything
connected with type-making, For space
of over thirty years, we, father and sons,
have purehashed of this firm, and can
thoroughly recommend them to our breth-
rem of the press as being prompt and re
liable
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-30
IN nIEsIoRIAM.

On the l4th instant there occurred, near
Freedom, Carroll county, Nd, an event which
has east Is gloom Tar and wide. After huvi
illness Of q weeks duration, there departed
this life Fisher Gore, Young gentleman well
known aud beloved throughout this and the
adjoining counties.
His death Wua quite sudden, few Of his
friends knowing Of BIZ sickness, anA his tam-
IN ovun UNAWARE of the serious nature Of his
illness until within few hours Of his dccease,
The shock iu the community has been 3
severe one. for the deceased was universally
u iavuriio, and his loss is one we will find It
hard to replace
Mr. Gore had just completed his 2lsi year
when called so Suddenly from our midst. lie
was n Young man Of sterling worth and nleg
ritz, and his future was one OF great promise,
His social relations were Of the pleasantcst,
tew-though Of the coolest disposition being
able TO Withstand the genial warmth OF his
nature With men he was ever frank and
open, while with women he was gentle even
as a woman. Kind and courteous to every
one, he had won his way to the hearts Of all
who knew him.
Generous and opeu.hcartcd 10 "A fault, he
had always a good word for others, aud was
ever ready with helping hand for him who
needed IT,
We shall miss his bright face and cheerful
voice from many pleasant gathering, and
more than one heart win grow sad when We
think Of the one who has len u.s.
His afflicted family have the heariiest sym.
pathies Of ihe entire community, for their loss
Is not theirs alone, but one common 10 as all.
A good SON and a true friend, his death IS
universally rcgrc,ted and long hence, when
all of him lhnl Is mortal ha, returned TO that
du>, from whence 1t came, those who knew
him will think lovingly and speak tcudcrly Of
the memory OF Fisher Gore.
FEuN ui, BirNns IS WASHINGTON.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-30

A new Democratic daily paper win BE-
started in Washington in few weeks, %
Be called the Federal Democrat II is 10
be owned BY q stock company Of 2,0Oo
stas@ 1T $50 each, and proposes to gil up
the blank eeaseJ by the demise Of the
Patuoi.