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HOllOway's Pills
Invariably cure The following diseases
Disorder OF the KidueVS

In all dIssEEes ARseting tess o=Eans Whether thsr
Eecrsts TOO mach liTss whether thew b
an1eted VITA stone or gravel with aches aud pair
seFted ~ She lolas the EiORG the kidBevs
these rms shod Be- taksn according 70 I'll, printed
directions aud the Ointment should rubbed iat
te small q tas- back At bed rHTe. This will
'A'o
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the liver rsdEve il to a healthy netioa"tb,y 80
stomach. q 'N' 'i'sF as'
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS aye the best
known IN the world for the following
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ache, Indigestion, Ina Elimination, JaUa-
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rheumatism, Retention OF urine, Scro-
fuia or Kings Evil. Sore Throats, Stone
OF Gravel, Tic-Douloureux, Tumor4, III
cers, Worms of all kinds, Weakness
from any cause, etc.
Important Caution
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OF y. HAYDOCK. as agent for the United
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nation as may lead to the detection of
any party or parties cOunterGeiting the
| medicines or vending the same, knowing
them to DO spurious.
#@H.SOld at the manufactory Of ProfeS-
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all respectable druggists and dealers ia
medicine throughout the civilized worIi,
IN bozea at p cents, 81 cents and p,
each
S-There is considerable saving by
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\ B-Directions for the guidance of
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each box.
once, la Liberty st., n. z
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Children Under Twelve Years,
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Under Four Years,
Free.
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For stOnraChs Out OF order.

No medicine viii e6setualy improve the sons Of the
stomach PIls-thsy
ca either by iHten PerAnos o. improper diet The, rae
me LVeT ana redEre Il TO healthy aetioa-thsy
never fHH IN curing sl d4sOsdsrE Of the liver azS
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LOCAL SHORT STOPS.

Bolivar. Jan. 10, 1877.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-10
Note. and Announce msn,..

Mr.. William Black is about to begin the pub
lication of new story.-evidently Scotch
one, for it is called Macleod Of Dare, 1t will
be honored by illustrations drawn by Millais
Faed, Boughton. and other distinguished art
lists.
Among the writer's of poetry in the Decem-
Der Scribner are Emma Lazaros, Susan N.
Spalding, William S. Shurtleff, Edgar Fawcett
and Charles De Kay, the last named writer
being represented by three page poem entitled
Hesperus. In the same number Richard Hen
ry Stoddard will have an analysis of the poetry
of Keats, with sketch of his life.
G The House Beautiful is the very happy title
which Mr.. Clarence Cook has chosen for his
volume OF household srt, to be published by
Scribner, Armstrong s. Co. as their leading
holiday book. This will include all the material
and all the delicate and charming illustrations,
largely from the pencil and gravers of Mr..
Frank Lathrop and Mr.. Henry Marsh, Of his
Scribner articles on Beds and Tables, Stools
and Candlesticks. But much fresh matter and
many new Illustrations will be added to the
book, which will be q household delight to art
lovers. Mr.. Walter Crane has furnished Q
frontispiece in color, and Mr.. Cottier IL design
ing the cover.
First in the December Atlantic will come
Robert A. McLeod's answer to the query "Can
Herculaneum be Excavatsd?" Mr. BENJAMIN
contributes his second article on Portugal and
the Portuguese; T. A. d. writes on Modern
Shoemaking; Mary A. King tells What They
Said; Baskets and Basket-work, etc., is tho
subject of E. FL. Knights next centennial
paper; The San Francisco Vigilance Commit
tee are treated of by Thomas G. Cary; Three
Boston Painters-W. M. Hunt George Fuller
and j. Appleton Brown-are reviewed BY an
anonymous writer, and Mark Twain continues
his Rambling Notes of an Idle Excursion. and
will tell of the Bermuda Islands. Washington
Society is also treated anonymously and the
name OF the author of Anticipation is also
withheld. Charles II. SAinn has a poem, Be-
meath Her Window; Frank Sewall, The. Ser
mon, and Edgar Fawcett, Asters. Mr.. Long
fellow will pay warm tribute Of admiration to
Alfred Tennyson in a sonnet addressed to the
poet-laureate.
Among the contributors to the Christmas
number of st. Nicholas are Henry w. Long
fellow, William Cullen Bryant Dr. j. G. Hol-
land, Theodore Winthrop, Louisa M. Alcott.
Gail Hamilton, Frank r. Stockton and Lucre-
tia P. Hale. Mr.. Longfellow's contribution
will be poem entitled The Three Kings. A
portrait and biographical sketch Of Miss AL
colt will appear in the same number, as will
also sketch by the late Theodore Winthrop
The trontispiece will be an engraving of Itten.
bachs Holy Family.
Mr.. William Blacks story of Madcap Violet
has been dramatized by Mrs. E. S. Horton,
who intends to appear soon in the title role at
Washington.
A new book by Lucien Biart, author of the
Adventures of Young Naturalist, is an.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-10

A DARK, foreign looking man has been fol-
lowing the Swedish Quartette about, and
everybody supposed he was after their jewels.
1t now appears, according to presumably
Veracious Western paper, that he is an ennis
sary of German Prince who loves one OF
The blonde beauties, and that he has offered
her share of the throne when the Prince
gets it. But the singer is cold to the suit,
welded to her art' she says, and declines to
become Queen. The story is almost improb-
able enough to be true.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-10

SENATOR STANLEY MATTHEWS denies
saying that the President will certainly sign
the silver bill. 1t is his opinion however,
tnat it will be approved. Let us hope that in
TINS matter as in most others he will prove to
be mistaken. His singular capacity for false
predictions gives great deal of hope. While
waiting for the silver bill to pass the Senate
MI. Matthews is doing his best to justify and
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-10

A BILL looking to the establishment of an
other Atlantic cable is to be introduced into
the House next week. The new cable is to
run by the way of the Azores, and will have
the privilege of landing in Portugal, France
or England. The company offers to transmit
government business free in return for the ex-
elusive right for twenty-five years to cross
United States territory. The tariff rate will
be twenty-five cents a word, to be reduced in
fifteen years to ten cents. The bill provides
for government supervision.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-10

The Democrats are evidently greatly dis
appointed at the result of the elections. They
had thought to carry everything before them.
The amount of vitality shown by the Repub-
lican party is surprising to them, and
they begin 10 tremble for the future. The
Republicans on the contrary, feel much en-
couraged, and believe that next year will
develop political issues upon which the party
will be heartily united and by which it can
achieve victories.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-10

IT is understood that aserious attempt will
be made to resuscitate the Northern Pacific
land grant and extend the time for the COM
pletion of the road. Better let that business
alone. The people haven't forgotten Credit
Mobilier vet.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-10

A QUARTER of mince pie. pound of
cheese and cup of strong coffee constitute
light lunch in Boston. These were the
Refreshments" called for by Boston warden
on election day. He said he didn't feel very
well, and wasn't very hearty, and so would
take something light
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-10

THE Republican victory in Wisconsin Is a
victory for hard money. The Democrats
joined forces with the Greenbackers and
made distinct fight for initiation of the cur
rency. They were rebuked by large major
ity. Let Congress take heed to the lesson.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-10

WHEN the nomination of John Welsh to
the English mission was reported favorably
from the committee on foreign affairs Senator
Cameron made motion for his immediate
confirmation-a handsome thing to do.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-10

By the occupation of Rahova the Russians
have secured another strong position on the
line of the Danube, and cut off Osman Pacha
from the line of retreat that was open to him
in the direction of Widden.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-10
THE PRESS.
SATURDAY MORNING, NOV. 10.

We do not read anonymous etters and eommuni-
cations The name and address of the writer are in
all cases Indispensable not necessarily for publication
but as a guaranty of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve COM
municatons that are not used.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-10

increase the distrust in which he is held,
The financial bill he has introduced is a
measure to initiate our already redundant
currency, and covers propositions that will
receive the hearty approval of Ewing him
self
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-10

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS Is furnished
with Card certificate couDtersigned by Stanley T.
Pullen, Editor. All railway, steamboat and hotel
managers will confer a favor upon US by demanding
credentials Of every person claiming to represent our
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-10
DISSOLUTIONS.
DISSOLUTION.

VNHE copartnership heretofore existing between
Il Pettengill q Smell, is this day dissolved by mu
tuai consent. VIM. II. SMELL,
CHAS. B. PETTENGILII.
VIM: II. SMELL can be found at 25 Preble ST.,
where he will be pleased to see all his old customers
and lots of new ones oc3fd3w
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-10
Dissolution.

TIME copartnershp heretofore existing between
Il EphIaim Sanborn and myself under the style of
SANBORN 81 EMERY and EMERY 81 SANB0RN
is this day dissolved Parties holding bills against
the concern are requested to send the same to the
dersigned ISAAC EMERY
Portland, Oct. 8, 1877, oc11dtf
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-10
Public Notice

A LII persons are hereby forbidden trusting OF
IA harboring my wife, Lizzie j. Gordon, as
shall pay no bills of her contracting after this date
oct29d2w* G. CLARENCE GORDON.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-10
N o T T q f.

firm naIne of \ Tnery Te doing business under the
,s' wharf, have ] this day removed to No. as6 Com.
will eontipSe fbe cosi anH Wso Wharf, where they
firm name of EATON & O'BRION. uhuer tne
Orders from our former patrons and the nnh,;
generally, respectfully solicited. puonc
4. A. EATON. CHAS H. O'BRION
November 1, 1877. noyhd2zv
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-10
THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,

TERMS: Eight Dollars Year in advance.
mail subscribers Seven Dollars Year If paid IN a.
vance.
The Portland daily press., 1877-11-10


self upon being nothing if not Shaksperian in
his dialogues. 1t may be said, with truth, while
also agreeing with this estimate-that; be is GER
tainly notShaksperian. The mixture of traits
borrowed from the gravedigger. in Hamlet and
Bret Harte's miners make a curious compound
which Mr.. Blackmore offers as the typical man
ofthe West. So long as man garnishes his
conversation with 81 guess" and "say, stran-
ger" he may break into the srchaisms of 1900
he may ruin-the traditions of the vocabu-
lary-but the scent of the native American
will hang round him still, is evidently Mr..
Blackmore's pathological sentiment. Hej is a
writer whose mannerisms might or might not
have been the accompaniment of literary pow
| er; but lack of sense of the fitness of things
being fully proven against him. his affectations
appear as the substance not the indications of
his peculiar talent.
Will Denbigh is the most recent recruit TO
| the ranks of the No Name Series, (Boston
Roberts Brothers. Portland: Loriug Short s.
Harmony tits fresh wholesome, and thor
oughly agreeable story. Evidently English 10
| its origin, it is difficult to make guess at its
authorship; certain touches remind the reader
tion for the poems of that charming writer,
bar the possibility of attributing the work to
her-unless indeed, like wary bird, she thus
cries off from her nest and diverts attention
from her literary brood. The descriptions of
the Devonshre coast are very fine, clearly
sketched and full of life and color; the charac-
tiers are drawn with much grace and spirit;
and the story is told with brightness, simplici.
ty and style that is refined and feeling. Will
Denbigh is the best of the novels that have as
yet appeared IN the No Name Series. On the
whole. if the PRESS may have but one guess at
the author OF this story-the writer of st.
Olaves and the Blue Ribbon seems best to full
fill all the literary conditions.
That Wife of Mine is by the writer of That
Husband of Mine, but is hardly equal to it in
point of interest and design. 1t is however,
readable and pleasant. is decidedly better than
the average of the stories Of family life in all
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asaecs.:or 70 him has been duly elected

and qualified. "7"'
n e ayudged. That the defendant,
JOAN ID: OstenuorG be ousted from the
ofice Of the Clerk Of Court of Genera.
Sessions and Common Pleas.
And be it further adjpdgsd, That Jacob
Williman, named in the proceedings aud
Q plaintiff In this action, is and lie is
hereby declared TO be entitled to hold
said ONCE in thai he vac tL4 duly elected
CLERK eg the said Court, under the elec-
tiop held in 1872, and, having qualified
"a such, 10 entitled 10 hold the same until
his successor Is duly elected and qualified.
January 8, 1877. ). p. REED.
Upon the Issuing Of this order the
counsel for Mr.. Whitman we're aerved
>;th notice OF appeal by Major Stone on
behalf of Ostendorff, aud the case will
be taken Immediately to the Supreme
Court.
Mr.. Whitman did not make bis ap.
pearance, being confined 70 his room by
sickness. According to the agreement
entered into by tho counsel on both sides.
Mr.. Whitman will be entitled to enter
Immediately upon the duties Of the Office,
while Ostendorf resortsS 70 an appeal 10
the Supreme Court. Should the Supreme
Court sustain tho decision Of the Court
below, Mr.. Will nan holds over until
another regular election be held or ar
extra election be ordered. But If the
Supreme Court should rcverse the decis-
ion of Judge Reed, then Ostendorff will
enter upon the dutfea OF The Office, and
will be entitled to all the fees, &C., which
have accrued during Mr.. Williman's oc.
cupancy Of the Office.
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:fiS}iIYgdyoqs8aa0, / iiraO7IasY

Z.
The House committee did not 80 into an
examination OF the vote for Governor
except lin an incidental manner, dfid
while the six Democrats ore eibafed ioF
Hamptan's election, che three Republic.
cana esem TO be equally assured Of Cham.
berlan's election according 20 hje adyieos
from Warrington. 2'0' ''!S' ~ N',s' ~
THE HAYEs-MACKEY iNrEaViEw =
GovsTsssE Caaaaibafiasssus ,o::srsSied over
tina annoyance ,occaaEoned among the
Democrats by Judge, Msckey's oiiicious.
zeal in Waiting Goverhor Hayes and ma
king professions and overtures which
hsve been puhlished al coming from and
authorized by Hampton. He Said that
willie GoYsrnor Hampton had deuied
these Published reports, yet. nevertheless,
he could not divEst' himself Of the fact
that Maekey was the accredited bearer
OF. o letter from, bin, TO Hayes which, ia
itself. placed Hampton in an awkward
position.
GOV. HAssProN's DrscLA1AER.
In thih NconneEtion Gov. Hampton Is
vssy e,dphatic Ia disclaimiHg all fespoii
ability for the ivieya announced by Judge
r. J, Mackey in his interview vita Mr,
Hayes. In the course Of conversation
with YOUR correspondent ehis afternoon
ho stated that Judge 'Maekey went TO
Ohio on private bsisinssss apd waa not
rent by him, nor authorized. In ap, way
TO speak for him or for the Democracy OF
South Carolina The. vieWs ho expressed
were bis own, and General Hampton can
only account iUethe raiSconcepsion, which
has arisen; upon. the suppositiona that
Judge Mackey's. Declaration. Of bio own
views were In some manner confounded
with those he gave as coming fro.n Hamp.
..TILpEN. ELEcrEpsi dr .Hs
General Hampton aaid In, conversation
that he has always believed tha: Tilden
was fairly elected, hut has entertained
gravo doubts as 10 whether ho would be
allowed to take his aeai, !. BE said:. .s4Ga
"Our people deeire peaceful, consti-
tutional solution OF these questions, and
we trust thss will be had. Peace 10 essen
tiel TO iue. and we Of the South, should
take no part in the, settlement of tho
Presidential question until called on to
do 80 by some elegitimate authority"
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f.sahI
SESslPPLE ADVIcE.The following
Sensible advice was given by theFlate
Prof. Maury'to his son, then at school y
To the truly wise and good man, oflicc,
place, honors, distinctions are desirable
or welcome opiy SIS they increase his
sphere of nset'lliiess and, enlarge his priv-
ilege Of doing S9od. TO win Such pFivi.
'leges, ] hope VIII besihe highest pi6li:t to-
wards which the ambition oi any ane Of
my sons Will ever he directed. i do not
know whele' their lot may be cast. for
they are all to he the aflificers Of their
own fortune. Bat whatever it may be, !,
hope they win let politics alone, seek to
be psefl members af the Sommunify iii
which they live, and study the,weltafe oio
the GImmo Saitll 10 which they belong.
Letfhis be o rule Of condnct with you
now, tar, little boys nay make themselves
useful IS we'll as great taen. 's1 q.
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.ehEHa vQRs Observation-Disclosures Do.z ~
peT anaun,. and Os1 DOLLAR for niK months.
subscriptions are not taken Ter lesa rssiod
tEhA ak E1ocahs.
Liberal Deductions made " eluhs Of ten or
moro nubceTibaTp.
r. RSfzS OF XD EkB TzaEaG- Do!la, par
square OF ole inch for ths fst iuoeT1ion and FflJ
Cents per sSu=Fv ser r6uboequ9zt iasestioasiss5 tS
threo months No advertisemepts eo9ntsd Ices
tnan SQUARE.
Liberal eoatracts will Be n,sasEtth sAasc whining
to advertI,o feg khfeeia or aEelse taanths. Ad-
mediate bnpinaSs efshs h1ta or isAtyiduaI eentFse
ting. !
If Respect, and all personal eor,mpnfcagons or
aattere Of findlsiduaI interest, Win Be charged for
at advertising rates. AnnouaceInsnts Of MARRIAGES
and Deaths and notices oGn religious character are
respectfully solicited, and will be tnnertsf rfstis
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!. = When you're in O qaandary whattu
write abont, All article on, snow ought al.
ways TO cover the ground these times.
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c5iIFPuItss
EesIuire cath riyualfts Tar ldyaYttxing cfoaFed tS
and htIssfH sp1 fna tlsa Ysses'f fof tho osnf1asY,
Eetlceel5 Welsh I,.lI only DO inserted wlson tho
h'Saea =. eoae. Msta sae 2laeEnrg =. .esEA.Aa
Estate Eotieec, three tSseEtioHs,s ~ "A ss2os
Einel M s ssIslsSssHt5 81! ass . aoe
attcbtSn SnIsR1 1ieatieps' al, 6e fAi1niSS Si;Si
Sy tba true ns1ao ard sedEesa 81 the. .yritcT. er.
aegsttaTy siar,ps are funisb "a poatske
ar Va are uotlfesoonsia.e for the viasws asa Z
opinions OF our correspondents.
AL communication should bs eddretsed 70 "Tdss
itoTs tafelligeneer and all Cheeks drafts, money
Of, fiifg nfiH .jttte4etbs EoyTD& CO. ,1-,i
Anderson, g. @.
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= RpINs OF AN .iAHctRsT iSETsLEMENT.
'I-,Yhe Fainspf the s oidess eltleIhept en.
jt!ie pgper James River wege discovered
feH. days nge an the upper &c lis iEiansRs
ton by ahAancliesieF tVa.l apsiqueey.
. They aTe Hpps,pvad tQ,bess:le fepaaiaas of
sn Alr Aio,te jiapse psi Gsft which was
Three lAiHn6s. ip the year 1868. a : .
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HAMPToN's LETTER. R.-The Galveston
Ne,rs (Den,.) does not regard Grnrtai
Hamptou's letter TO GoveTi,on Hayes i'm
the same light that most Democratic
Journals do. It's comments are as fol-
lows:
2 Hampton's letter TO Hayes must be re-.
garded- as ianoiber fine htroke of policy by
that niasier ri political tact. 1t places
the catse of gond government 10 South
Carolina. which il stiIl sadly ,nisunder.'
stood By many of Mr. Hayes pariians,
in new and striking light before all ,n.
telligent Republicans who have been
nlisled as to, the, actual condition ot
things in that unhappy State and the
nature Of tile political conflict there.
This We suppose to have been its anle
purpose, as the similar COMMUNICATION "a
Mr.Tilden saves General Hampton from
any possible ea-ii;:cioii of d hhrr,iiu, and
such n purpose, il Is to he hoped, tie lei
Ter will materially -ub-erve. ~!
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j. 50 Eqneh, IN his Qasgss. giSess the
slsstiRitien I. pH &hA ~sFora iissSpEsyieacN1,s
ID ~ rtlo tcy aisetAer panA'o ctadnvt.n = at'6i
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AssuHA NTt45 isktg1l4li w AsEaIsEfsioFi.,.-
This frame of mind, wsA, & fouud,l in
the innin, the effect 9f q Telegram rereiy;
ed Ly him ffom WashiiigiOn. The dis.
patch iniofmed him tliat Cohgresaiheh
Banks. Lapi,am, and iLawresiceJ tue Re-
publican members of the House commit.
Tee who we're here ihyestiHsiiias the cleo
liaraL vote. Of, the State. had called, uycn
the President alpce their arrival in yYgshr
iugton, and had assured bin that Cham
beriain sEas elected SipyarnOEvf the sta,p.
, 1877-02-28

then etonpef hs ntecfpts 10 earry tho furniture
away, md vent with her and Ind Tho moItyass nc.
much aggravated by the fr1aht md inilunity dnno
her, md rates. her damages 1t 81, 100. cap'aa
was Issued Oh hnr giving bond.
In thc r.s!ate nf Urtat, II. lIawle1 tho w'li was
proven and letter. wcTc granted to 1lclen T. ltaw'
In tho estate nf Hiram Hcan. grant Of admsnts-
tratlon was msdc 10 Maria Dean, under bond for
In the estate Of Edmund Wood the vii! WIS
under bond for 5 4, 00O.
srat'on M o. was made to E. q. Anay. under bond for
rd9s.,s:s ss s.s,. e rnss S.R II ,s sS S., 9, H.
1owed.
THE CALL.
,JunaE ntonoErr-1hc banEtnusey calendar, lc.
ginning With No. 7. In ro Moaa = Samson, No
.JvpaE tsAnr--21ty 10 22s and go 10 aoo, In.
a. aS ESsssa s. H. fss @ II 31,' e.y vs..
;os osdea aSsna s sesSs ~,
s;I9 5,,csx Mooaz,aa, e4. e5. No. oa, Stanton vs.
Ju,%s R%oasH:-la1 %:; and 10. to ,eo, Inclusive.
Junat HnnrH-a5l, a*i, "a Ills. intlnsive. cx-
eopt suO. No. 2:,s. Wight y. Axnew. oa ..Lal:
nloigctt. No casc on tftal.
Jgpon WfLiANs-Motfons during the Sullivan
:, FurEntoH chtRr-CnS fEssinNA-Char Kietx S
hr1' ~. Henry aud Fred Warning. sH5 80.
Ms% Hn ~ esf a F,iss knatsa AZ
r. sf Ioa'. Il lieiimnsnn niianne;ss saai. t.
Junas JAHkAox-Clty ". Dr. GolTer, cnndcnna.
.ou, s 1fast as Ct iii. fats fa'sas !os.'o place
clncrlr Cornr-cosrEs:inxA-ta Jcdttn
a. Peter @ r., VI sfs, sfSn
Oehlscn, $4H4.