Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

£}* ttf|trfi gtralk. Griffin. (ieoriin Bfpl 25 griffin pricks current. roRHECTKD DAILY BY <l. K. BIECHfR < cd. - . - - 4~ Cottoo, 2ac. Bagging, 40(a>50 ; Rope, 20(o 25 ; Corn, yellow, 1.50; White, I.55(«jl.0O; Meal. 1 50 ; Bacon, clear sides, 24; hed, 220* 23 ; Hams, sugar cured, 30 ; Country Hams, 24@25 ; Lard, 24 ; Cutter —Market well supplied ; dull at 25(<i,30 ; Eggs, scarce, quoted at 20; Chickens, 20(Vr 25 ; Dried Peaches, rough, 3.00(« 3.50 ; peeled, 6.00(«,7 Ij9 bu. Fodder, 1 00(0,1.25; Rye, 2.00; Barley, 2.50 ; Oats, 80(5) 1.00 ; Flour, good Coun ty, " c N*- Go ye goods-buyers, straight to Engel’s, he has just received a fresh assortment of the latest styles and fashions, and is ready to suit every body in whatever they may call for, }h quality and in prices. The readers of the Herald, especially those in this county and the surrounding counties, are invited to notice the fact that that ster ling firm John 11. White & Cos., formerly o* this place are now fairly located and opened in Atlanta. They expect, of course, all of their old customers and friends to call on them, or send orders to tlicttl at theif new jilace of business, and in refut'd, they expect to do as well, if not a little betttef, by their old patrons as any' other house in Atlanta “ or any other place.” Keligioirs Notice. t Flint River Presbytery will hold its annu al Fall Sessions in Gridin. The opening ser mon will be preached by Rev. It. Q Mallard, of Atlanta, on Wednesday evening 2Gth inst. of this week, at half past seven P. M. lteli pious exercises will continue through the Week : The public are invited to attend. Gome one ! Come all! You will receive a kind welcome, and good preac! ing. 2t J * * * * J- N. 11. urn is & Cos., have at length bbtained a supply at Maggicls Fills & Salve. Those Who have enquired for them hereto fore, will pleas" call and supply themselves. Give them a fair tfi and. See advertisement. At the sime place will be found Strickland’s aud Itoback’s Bitters &e. Call and examine their stock, all who need anything in the Drug line. A CiDxese Loduwjo lloitsH.—There is in Pekin a “House with Chicken Feathers,” Where houseless vagabonds mav sleep for one mill (the tenth part of a cent) a night. In an immense hall the door is covered two or three feet thick with chicken feathers. The customers are introdue and into this hall and take the first place they can find; they dis appear in the feathers as it they Wutc in wat fer. All ages and both sexes lie pell mell together. Over this downy bed hangs a cau bpy as large as the hall itself; the canopy is Iliad*' of felt, and is porforutod „irli ns many oval holes as the hall nmv contain sleepers. When the hour is struck lor the closing ol tfoors this canopy is lowered to the door Every sleeper histeus to tlifust his* head through a hole in order tc bleathe fresh air and escape being suffocated by the feathers. ■Vt the hour of risit'g a gong sounds; and ea"h sleeper pull i nis head outof the hole to avoid being strangled by the can py, which is pull ed up to the ceiling by blocks and pulleys This secures the Waking of all the lodgers They then go to the office and pay their mill for their night’s lodging. Beneficial Influence of Tea. —The beneficial results of the introduction of tea and coffee have been strangely overlooked or underrated. It has been, however, well described as leading to the most wonderful bhangc that has ever taken place in t fie diet of tiloderii Civilised nation?—a change high ly important, both in A moral and physical point of view. These beverages have the admirable advantage of affording stiuiu'us Without producing intoxication or any of its evil consequences, Lovers of tea and coffee are, in fact, rarely drinkers, and hence the use of these beverages has benefitted both manners and morals. Kaynal observes that the use of tea has contributed more to the sobriety of the Chinese than the sever est laws, the most eloquent discourses, or the best treatment on morals. Tea is so lit tle drank in Germany that it acts like med icine when taken by a native, and persons decline a cup of good JJohea With, “No, 1 lhankyou ; lain quite well at present.” A Steamboatman'sCure forCiiolera. The Madison Courier has the following, from an old steamboatman, as a cholera cure ; Take one pint of pure brandy, two table Spoonfuls of black pepper, two table spoon fuls of loaf sugar, and half an ounce of gum Camphor. Put this mixture in a cup or pan, set the brandy on fire, stir it while burning and cook it well. Dose—One teaspoonful every few minutes, as warm as the person can take it. If Cramped, rub the person all over hard with the same mixture, until the skin looks red. I always keep it on hand. 1 have run the river during all the cholera seasons since 1832. I have had as many cases on my boat as any other person. The above rem cdy is all I ever used. I never Idst a man. It will cure the worst case in thirty minutes. Ihe Columbus Sun says that the Rev. John Fulton, formerly of New Orleans, lias received a call as lteclor to the Episcopal church in Columbus. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. By virtue of an order from th'fe Court 6T Ordi nary of Spalding County, will be sold be fore the Court House door in the city j of Griffin, hn the first TUKSDAY in November next, be t ween the legal hours of sale, one L'oifse aod lot, situated in west Griffin, containing tfvft acres, the *ame be list sold as the estate l"f Mrs. Kmily I’. Mallory, deceased, for the benefit of tfffi liHrs and Creditors. W. B. M£LLOf!Y, «e‘(4-10d Adinr. estate R P. Maflory- LOST! A memorandum Book wa? lost Saturday evening last, in this city. It contained some County Scrip, and papers valuable to the letter only. The finder will be liberally rc ♦•wrded for leaving rt at this office. sc2l-3t tiKIFFIV SHOE STORE, pfe PATRICK & BRO. KKKP on hand at all time* a fine assortment of Men and Boys' BEST HOME M ADE SHOES ! all sixes, manufactured and warranted by them. They hare, and always keep in store for sale a fine article ofHCSteKIT, RIF xsu COUNTRY SOCK LEATHER. JOB WOfcK AND REPAIRING put np tn brder and warranted. ’jtTMc* to Bao. pay tfie highest market price in cask or barter for Green aud Dry Hides, Tallow and BteSWat. aept-tf LITTLE, SMITH A CO., Manufacturers and dealers in SADDLES AXD IIARXESS, carriage Material, SHOE FINDINGS, and Srtd-llerv. Ilfirne-iA. Hardware, Leather of all kinds. Machine Helling, Trunks. Traveling Sat chela, and Wagon Harness of all kinds. I!unless made to order. 102 CIIERKV STREET, .liar on *• - Georgia^ Something New XTN3DEH TJbAiJ SuN A NEW ERA IN MEDICINE! Let tl’e suffering and diseased read the following. Eet all who have been given up by Doctor, and spoken of as incurable, read the following. Let all who can believe facts anj can Lave faith in evidence, read the following. Know all mm by That on this, the Twentie’h day of June, in the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty six, personally came Joseph liaydoek to me. known as such, and being duly sworn, deposed as follows: That he is tlie sole general auent for the United States, and dependencies thereof, for preparation*or medicines known as Maggikl’s Rills ami Sai.vk, ami that the following certifi cate* are verbatim copies to the best of his knowl edge and belief. JAMES SMKITRE, [L S] Notary Public, Wall Street New York. June 1, Dr. Maggiki.:— I take my pen to write you of my great reluf. am! that tlie aw ful pain in jriy side lias left me a’ last thanks to your medicine. (>h, doctor, how thankful I am that 1 turn pet some sleep. I ean never write it enough. 1 thank you again aud again, aud am sure (hat you ale really the friend of all stiffeners. I could not help writing to you, and hope you will not take it amiss. JAMES MYERS. 116 Avenue D. Thi« Is to certify that I was discharged from the army with Cliionic Diarrlnea, and have heen cured by Dr. MnggitTs Hills. WILSON HARVEY, N. Y. April 7, 1866 27 Hilt street The foil (St ing is n:i interesting case ».f a man cmpl v-<1 in nu iron Foundiy. who, in pouiing melted iron intV ir flask that was damp and wet. caused an e!tph’*i-m. The united iron was thrown a roll 11 1 and on him in a perfect shower, and I < was burnt dreadfully. The follow ing certifloat< was given to illc by l*hn about l ight, weeks aft. r the accident. Netb Voik,.fan. 11,1806. My name } Jticob Hardy I am an Iron roun der; I was badly burnt by hot iron in November, last; my burns I* al«*d, but ! had a running sore on my leg that. Would not heal; 1 tiied Maggiel’s Salve, and it ctlrcd mein ft few weeks, 'ibis is all true and any body cail no\V see me at Jackson’s Iron Works, 2nd Avenue. J. Hardy. 11 9 Goen lek street. Extracts fromYarious Letters. “I had m> appetite; Mnggiel’s Hills gave mb a hearty one.” “Your. Hills are marvelous,” “I send for another box, and keep them in the house," “Dr. Maggiel has cured my headache that was chronic.” i , “1 g ive half of one of your pills to .my bubo for cholera morbus. The dear little thing got well in a day.” “My nausea of a morning is now curpd.” “Your l*<*x of Maggiel’s Salve cured me of r noises in the head. 1 rubbed some of your Salve t behind my ears and the noise left/’ “Send me two boxes 1 want one fbr a poor family.” “I enclose a dollar, your price is 25 cents, but ; the medicine to me is worth a dollar." “Sena me live tmxos of ydur pills." j *Lct me hare three boxes of your Salve by re turn mail." I HAVE OVER 200 SUCH TESTIMONIALS as this, but Wnt of space .compels in-* to conclude, J. maguiel, m. I). M AGO I EL’S I’ILLS AND SALVE ! I Noth'k. —None genuine witlioiit the engraved 1 trade marlt around each |»« »t. or boy. ••er»'*-d by * t)r. J. Mnggit l, 11 I’ine street, New Yoik, to j counterfeit which is felonv. Sold by all respectable dealers in Medicines hi the United States find Canada—at 25 cents per b#x or f»6 T t, cep4-lyr For sale in Griffin by J. N. Haruis & Cos. J. T. JENKINS Sc CO., WIIOLES AL E 1> II UGG IS TS,| AND Dealer* in Paints, Oils, Window Glaes, Chemicals, Chemical Apparatus, Stationary. Patent Medicines nnd a complete assortment of A FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES. LABAMA, ST. ATLANTA, GA. P»"1865. Special Notice. I have dosed np my Commission busi ness, nnd will have in store at nn early and») a very Select 1 Stock oT the latest styles of AND LADIES’ FURNISHING GOODS, all entirely new. During my absence, our friends are most i respectfully requested to eall on Mrs. Taylor I and settle the little L'dik Tickets on hand, as we wish to have no obi stock' of any thing on hand. S. S. TAYLOR, Agt. Griffin, Sept. 24, IP6d. Mrooin can he rented by nbaking i nmedi.-rle i npplicati n at the ‘ Herald" office. tig CftOCEMES $6. —i 1000 KrSUEI * S rri,n * WHITE C<>U*. S.U’KS C’-FFFE -1 | BARinOSSI'CAK. A B an.J C. Fur *xV l.y SALMON'S A WARD, Atlaut*. Ga. . )( )() ll«. DRIED BEEF. Cli-iV.; IDs. BEEF TONGI K-\ For sale by Salmons jl ward. Atlanta, Ha. BARRELS i I.OCR, all gia.lf *ji j B«>*KS CANDLES, J -i( ) KLGS 1><, ' V1)I:lt ' ! For e*tle by n Salmons ward, Atlanta, (la. | HALES EUIME TIMOTHY HAY, (>(3 ,M>ZKN oYsTK,!r, > KEGS ASSORTED NAII^, ! For rail! by SALMONS A WARD. Atlanta, Gx. Just Received. I 2o HIIDS. CLEAR SIDES, I SO Tierces Choice Rib Sides, “ Shoulder., ID “ Sugar Cured Hams, lino lihls Sup'fiue and Extra K'utility Flour, 2000 Bushels Corn, 25 Sacks Coffee, fill Barrel* A B and C Sugar, SrtO Dried Be. f, gll Barrels Syrup, 1 1 in Sacks Virginia Silt, srt Bbl?. Virginia Salt. SALMON'S A WARD, 1 We have removed to LYNCH'S GRANITE j j FRONT liEOCK, corner Whiteliill and Alabama | streets, where we are prepared to serve custom-j i ers, ns we have a large stuck of Groceries, Provisions &c., And oir house beiTg of large capacity, and con leniently located, is well suited for the storage of good*. SALMONS A- WARD. Commission Corner of Whitehall and Alabama f-hrrrts. June]4-1 Atlanta. («n GREAT INDUCEMENT! Wo reppcetfullv invite the attention of all per • ions who desire to purchase lioodft at prices sur* ! passingly low, to our stock of ISHRIXG AM) Snil!Ell GOODS. . TO THE LADIES,. W. ; offer a Beautiful mid Fashionable selection of Lawns. T'ackalls, French .laekuneta, Mozanitil.pies, Foulard*. Culieos, etc. Also, a large nssortinent of White Goods, such a» Jaconet, Swiss and Or j gandic Muslins, Nnnksook, l'lain and Striped Em- | broideries of all descriptions, with a large variety , : of other Useful aud Fancy nrtictis. THE GENTLEMEN Will find a Superior Stock of the Latest and most Fashionable Styles of READY - MADE CLOTHING, Together with French and Scotch Cassiincrcs, Duliba Clotli-. and pvc.ia other article of Furnish* ; ing (foods ncce>saiy to complete their Wardrobe. Kc*ides, our STOCK OF JYOT/OJVB, Consisting in part, of Hosiery. f»love«, tlmnlker cliiefs. Lanes, l.inen and Jaconet. I’dg’ng and In serting. Hair Hrushe#, Toilet Articles, etc., are un surpassed. In addition to the above, wo offer a large assrot ment of H< )OTS, SIR )FS and JxtMFiS'flCS, from the best manufactories in operation. All of the above articles will be sold at a small advance upon prime cost. We can assure the public that our goods were purchased for cash, upon as good ten.i« ns they can be bought, ami we nr K determined to sell ns low ns any other house in Griffin. We will he pleased to show our assort ment to purchashers, feeling confident in our abili ty to give satisfaction to even the most fastidious. IJIKWKNSTFaIN PFEIFER j Griffin, C.a . April 10, IS6«. ts ! MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA, i mugusta. FACULTY: L. I>. FORD. *!. 1 I’rbfessof of Institutes and Practice of Medicine. J( )S. A. EVE, M. Ib, Professor of Cibstet i rics and Diseases of Women and Infants, j I. P. GAKVIN, M. I*., Professor of Materia Medica. Therapeu'tios,' and Medical Jurir prudcuce. |L. A. DUGAS, M. !»., Professor of tbe 1 l’rincip'es and Practice of Surgery. GKO. \V. RAINS, iM. P., Professof of (.'I einist rv and I’harm jCV. | KP'WaUD (.EDDINGh, M. j)., Professor ; | of Physiology and Pathological Anatomy, i i DeSAUSSEKE FORD, M. D. Professor of 1 Anatomy. W. 11. DOUGHTY, M. I)., Assistant Pto fessor of Matei i t Modi. a. | J JOHN S. COf.E.\fA!s, M. r>., l/cmonstrator «.f Anatomv. The 32d Session will he opened nn the FIRST MONDAY IN NuY KMliElt next, and continue four months. 'Jf'e SftiseuVh. Laloi atory, nt:J Ar-J rangein"htJ for I' 1 Actf.nT Anatouiv arc ,-mial so j any in the coiinliy. Clinical instreetfon ly imparled at tile t‘"v line* dial. Veks Tickets f<>r the whole course, in emicucy. J10.v.00 Matriculation,' in currency, - . i/J , Dissections, in currency, - - - 10.00 Diploma fee, in currency, - * - 100 sep2o-lw* L A. DUGAS, Dean. . Bailroad Meeting. THE annual meeting . .f the Slock holders of the SAVANNAH. GRIFFIN A NGKTfT ALA. 1 R.R. CO , * ill he held a- Newuan, on THURS DAY, Octohet 4th. lStiti. 'D»e meeting called f>r 27 th September will, in COtieMnence, he postponed. All the friends of this eii*erpr,.e are cordiallv invited to ittend the annual meeting. Stockhold ers, especially, will be represented, a3 business of the utmost importance will he brought up for eou * sidcratmn. 1} Br order of C. IT h.hn«„n, F.so . I‘resident. - W M \NGIIAM. setrsi'i gw and I rea.urci. DANIEL & RUCKER, G GENERAL ft Gl'orcra, Prodube 0 l , AND 0 . Commission Mfcrfett&nts, t T " FARRAR’S OLD STAND', M’l.l. ST., tilt IKFIN, GA. $ Y. e . ill so<vn raceive large ac« esafona to 1 alreaily «plendid St«*ek. i'otne K«ii ace ii« at the lnta stand of the CHKMNRII We gau ran tee univetfal to our customers j May 24, 1866-ts Johnsons &: Gordon,’ Fxten J vfi T it A ii tl S A L fc; , PRICES DOWN TO St IT THE times! ! in fiOXES GROUND Pfit'VEfc, BIU.S. {'MU’K, all Grades, * HHIaS. SI (iAlt, all (trades. dIL, CHL;OtL;QfL;3fL;6IL! I V EEN.-SI ir, DEPOT. Any (pinnlii vfi riu-hvA at pi n uhesp as to Yimiunl.-c fniiii \ l.• ..u'y a Bnirvl. Cheaper than Candle# or Wood. 2ixirt SACKS COHN, 2ft IIIIDS.,BACON, 2rt Ts ELVES LARD, 10 BARREL? WHITE FfeAKS, 2u SACKS COFFEE. GREEN AND BLACK T £A % 60 lilil*. NEW CROC N. 0. M'oLASSfiS, . ‘JO l.( >Xi:s CAN DLLS. .64141 Hide. Mi l.Hexes rtf eorts, uni H4»\M;s rirSufx A n kinds, 14* Hbls. HIUKLKS, Cucrmber?, 2rt IK>N*fiS RAISIN'S, " , Alinon.l#, lii ui’.il Nut-, Plea'aa, Walnuta Ac. CANDIKS, all sorts, 6(H> Lbs. Black IVpper, Ginger *frc. Common Strffch, IVurl btarch, Mairena. Large STOCK O£ LlQl’OltS, To be bartered for Hroduce, Cotton or Lard, j In fact, anything you may need can be found at o;fr House. (. *ll soon at j<HIXSONS 4 GORDON, j may ID *lll AliUth-a St, AtfknUf/Ga. I Nicolson 4r McAleeT, PLUMBERS AND COPPERS&fMs, SAVANNAH, GKO. Every description of Copper work made to order. llali. Lamps, Chandeliers, Pendant Ltoitrs, Fancy Glass Shades, Beth Tubs, Lead and Iron Pipe, on baud and for Sale; sep6 —Cm* EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, Principal Office, 616 Broadway, New York. PBEAT IMPROVEMENT in Sewing machines.! *J Empire Ski ttle, Crank Motion, Sewing Ma- J chine. It is thus rendered noiseless in action. Its motion being all positive, it is not liable to get out of order, jtistnc best Family machine. No* ' tice is called to our new and improved Mnnllfac- j tilling Machine f r Tailors and Boot and Shoe Filters. Agent, .vanted, to whom a liberal dis I count will be given. No consignments will be | made. EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE CO. sepl 1 dCin |hi-1 I Johnsons Sc Gordon, t’ nlHtsi* k i an Mcr chants' ANI» T*F.AI.KRM IN GF.DCEFIE9, PRO VISIONS &C., &0. 1 ALABAMA STREET, FRANKLIN BLOCK, Jany 4. tc. Store House For Sale. STI LWF.f.T, A BERKS expect to remove to U.a Store now occupied by i. 11. White A Cos. 1 now offer for sale the Store House occupied by them. It is considered by tpsny the best stand in tbe city excepting ope we go to, biting a corn er House, 90 leet long, with a fine baseifcfeat story. This property will bring 20’ psr cent Interest oh the price I will take for it. I also have three Dwelling Houses for sale. jnly26-tf J. A. BT7ERS. I{HSJDBACE FOR SALE ! At Atiotloii. MW I hi. BF. OFFERED FOR SALE, dl suction, on the first Tpkkdat in November n n *t st the Court House in Griffin, onleaa sold privately before that time,Tmy, house and lot in ssid town, now occupied by Ue.T.'Mr. dona#. The dwelling is a cottage, containing six rooms, and five fire-places, with a c„uk room and bath ing room attached. Also, a house for servant*, containing two rooms, snd a fire-place in each. The lot contains one sere, with a variety of fi "' In -s. Biro - interested r«n examine forthemselrea, J, II CAMPBELL, e. pl - tds Tbomssv tile. (It TDK MAN WHO FAILB TO BUT WFIKKK TUB BUST BARGAIN CAB SB HAD, IS IN TIIK VERY NATUKK OF Tnß CASE EITHER NEGLIGENT IGNORANT, OR CARELESS: THE QUESTION: ftllfctffc Ci-N THESE BARGAINS BK FOUND! TRY TIIK NEW FIRM OF • W<id offer their be*' with i LARGE *ai FTNTIREI.Y NSW SfOCIC «f FANCY k STAPLE DRY GOODS, whi;h ifcyr enumerate fire** Good* ia trtftj nriitj. (mENAt|LKE§; iv it Akim PRINTS, / ... LAWM* MUSLINS. , v ; V ;-. , } •n, . PACKALB, 1 ' FRENCH JfACofitTfß, MOZAMBIQUE*,' Indeed everything that the most lut'd ton* could desire. WHITI^ Jaconet, swrss, . . . oroa'NdiFs; i > Na'nsoOks, long cloths, Irish linENs; v r.TNEN LA'WNS; COITON & Linen DIAPERS, SFIEETINCiS *k Sliirliugw JUpecfiai attention is called to the Slock of LACK _ POINTS, and LACK GOODS generally. Ia KMBROIDKRIKS they cannot be aurpaued. , The end lee* va riety of FANCY GOODS and, NOTION’S, forbid* even a partial enumeration. In their department devoted to GENTLEMENS’ WEAR, They take cspecjel pride believing a* they do, tha' they offer a atock far superior, point A STYLE, QUA LIT? and QUANTITY to any ever before opened io Gnßn. In BOOTS ANl> SHOES, For the Million, we simply throw ourselves ia the (‘rout, ss. second 1 ty none, cither ip I’ricc, Quality, Style, or any othei particular. The Ladies eapocUlll are solicited to ex amine our stock of SHOES, as we claim to have superiorly ifi that line. v , Connected as we are with the largest bouses in this section—-with a New York whole sale house to represent our interest in purchases—buying as we do for cash, and Intending to Become Permanent I In Gr'ffm, we think that the trading public will rowdily see that wa have not only the, ABILITY but J>^P(>SI7ION and INTENTION to sell goods upon such term* as carinc? fir! to g:ve cfitisfaction. iTemeuiber Scheuerman, Bro. £ D&xiel, At their Store, VTdst qisq Ilill street, North of Heeks.A , Jchn-xn's ItaHwarc ctore—tetter known ss SCHEI'KKMAN’S OLD STAND. June 28, 18(»6-tf Mew PiflXl W. R. G, MItKELBERRV WITH SUCCESSORS OF MtCKEtBERRY 5 65., OFFER FOR SALE AT PRICES SUITABLE tO Rio Coffee/ Sugar from 16 to 26 cts., per lb., Mackerel, in bbls il*2s, 14s and Kiti A LARGE LOT crockery, Hardware, NAILS, KNIVES nnd FORKS, , HAND SAAYS, 8BoVBLS»d TONOS, AXbX, CHOP AXES, BAX>IROIfS, ■ H ■. CHISELS, * BUTTS and SCREWS, TRACE CHAINS, BnaJUTTUB, PAD IXK3KB, SKUJLKML AUGERS) OVEN&, sottowwAfti, BRASS HOOPED BUCKETS, . CHtJRNG, ' * BROOMS, PAINTED BUCKETS, TUBS, An, An., A* CORN, CORNUBAIi AWD’PLOUTt BACON &&. HAMS, BHOULBERS. SlDte, 60 Sack. LIVERPOOL SALT, CANE SYRUP, CpBAMOLAfcBtA 100 Snek* VIRGINIA SALT, 200 BwNton SWIFTS and ALCOVV Factory THREAD. LABOR LOT of A, B, and C StuATLS. -V-W - WASTED. 3000 Bo.be?* of WHEAT Adrrnjwd Is gtoA Xrimgbmj*. Tlm kighee't m£- et m}oi paid for BACON, LARD. CORN. MEAL, FIX)UR, PEAS, Ac., An., An. Snßuk * BHvnr received fwany of thnabove axtirU. at Ank market raise. « n, mJS;** 0 - 33 ”” OIITO ~ °°-