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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29
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NEW vi I IENSaSJliA.
FH>lif subscriber having purchased the lease and fur
a nltllre OF tins well known establishment, from Mr.
Taylor, the late proprietor will be ready TO rec Give VII
tiers by the list OF April next.
Numerous and costly improvements will be found in
the arrangements OF the Mansion House. New aud
more commodious bathing houses will be built, and
warm tbs will be provided at all hours. stable
will he attached TO the house, with good aCcomnlula-
tons for horses and carriages. Fst rate horses and
carriages will also be kept for hire at moderate prices
aud sail and row boats with persons to manage them
for the of viSers. Billiards and othe a,nusenents
usually found al watering places, will also be furnished
and conducted ms not 10 Interfere with the comfort
and Su e q Ihs honrders. The wines and liquors will
Mr. Frederick Barnard, who formerly kept so popular
hotel at Washington city, will condac this hn ell for
the proprietor who, with such aid, confidently assures
the v,sers OF last year. and his friends generally, that
they will receive every possible attention; and thereby
expects to give general satisfaction.
| The local advantages OF til house are too we'll
/ known To need Il engt ened description k.re. The
facts tIat Pensacola is the largest naval station of the
Governmen the general rendezvous OF the Gull squad
rom the saubiy OIL climate refreshed constantly dn-
ting the summer months BY the coolest ree4es from
rbe Gulf the beauty of the bay and the neighbourns
islands aud rivers; the abundance and 'lecacy OF the
fish with which the waters abound and lis proximity
to the best Southern markets, give Pensacola the pre-
ference over all other places in these lauudes, US
healthy and delightful summer retreat.
| First rate boats will ru between Pensacola and Mo-
bile, and will at all times he able the passengers
from the New Orleans boats.
ARNoLD.
Pensacola Feb. 18th, 1898.
~ Gentlemen wishing to engage rooms for theli
families can address the proprietor, at Pensacola, oi
MIR Sewe Taylor, the former proprietor, at New Or
leans.
| References.
r Sanford, Esa, MIR G Culuni, B McAlpin, Esq, 1t
Kitby, in Mob lie; S T Taylor, P Rea, Esq, in Ne,
Orleans
PA letter bag to receive communications fn
persons at the above hotel is placed at Geo Whitman
Office, 81 st Charles Exchange.
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ETAi DE LA LOUiSIANE-Cour din pr.n,er nj.
trt Judlciare.
"iAi oE LA LOUISIANA, A tous ceux uue
les preSeh'es cGcernent, Salut:--Atte din u,ye
" , t. ehe' hy"h nchete uEe vente fate par
e Sner'i de Ia paro'sse oeans la proprifte ,anras
drcrie, ses addessc Grefe de cre Cour mn Ia d.,
Fehe int ehreglsree lie Define Jour de Mai de p,nn.o
1850 n"u nn avn, COMMENCEMENT acte de Ia lepis
'a'u!e "e E'at de la Louisiana inIiue "a ctc nou
cohrner lbs ttles les aCquercurs anx venues u,l;c
ares "ppf"u'e lie 10 Mars, 1884. Gull soft comm .,
inueS perSnnreS mte eSsfes Son mar les pa an,
ntes au nom de frtut de la Loui.inun ri do Ia Nm, d.
feher )s'fict JudmIare. qni ponrraent avor droit
Ia pTaprlele cl-dpres decritt CONSEQUENCE d,u~ IL
ant de inrIne dams orre, lie docret GU lie iueena,t 10
Ia conr EN- 'eru duque la venie etc faite on de ,nr
rteghlar''e on iegnhIe dams lestna,inn PAWS on Ia
TENS Ell le mode de la vtnie gu pour me nm, . ,n;,
onE DC iae yQir> daus eu,e aurs J. rsses de- II
23rinc our d Avr de fanuce 1898, en- v.rtu dun de-
cre de cette cour rerdu lie ;eme de Mars de ranuee
1853 duus 'Hiiare de William Nackry vs.! Sanuel
Ben, No. l555j du docket de cette Coir, Iouuellc
ventc lie dit William Mackey, sest rendu acquereur
pour lie prix de $350O compliant.
Description del Proprttf dnpres lie transfer Julici
aire SAvoir
In certain lot lie erre, compris tous les tatiss.s
ct ameh"rai'ons sue en- la pdroisse d'Oreans dan
lhlet horut par les dc la Nouveie Leyet Iouisa
Paul and Oeord, d'sgne par lie No d apres I'm plnn
dressc par Zimpel. Drpuie Voyer General, 10 M
Dcccm're 1871 ct derose EN- letide de Felix GIlma
nralre public, CONNIE plan No IL lie dit ot def rre
mesnran vnet peds, poces face a h rtsl de i,
Nouvee Le'ee sniNante quinae peds de prufondeur d
cote Gun ouche lie lot No 8, ct qatre yingt pieds sem
ponces ct quatre ligues protondenr du cats ou
touchs la propnct6 apresent derere mutt apparte
nan n Goodall. ct ayan dix neuf piecs onze poure,
de large dams la prool d6ur, il sit face une alet
| Nos As, =, I, s ana ..
Bur du CIR
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29
SANCTIONED BY WE FACULTY. OF MED

VENHORN'S Compound Extract of Copaiba and Sarsa
II pariila-A certain, safe, and st eirct'la reme-
tly discovered for the of Gonolihea Gleets
Structures Whiies Pains in the back and oins seminal
weakness. affections Of the kidnes gravel scorbulie
eruptions, &c.
III tho introduction OF medicine possessing the useful
and active virtue OF the offered to the public,
proprietor has but refer the numerous recom-
medatons received from the eminent of the me-
deal f,cul, in Europe, believing that it will he duly
appreciated when s merits are fully known. The
Balsam OF Cuptiba, extensively Hscd has lost mucf
OF lis credit from the dislike which patients formerly
express regarding its disagrecabIc taste disturbance
produced i'll the bow els and stomach and its heretofore
ineficiercy when used in the ntlanmHtor, stage The
proprleo has made analysis OF the Balsa,n coneev
ing that the more activequacs would thereby he much
more concentrated and usetul!y administered than
in the present Tie above med cine combines in
gradients which are in the highest repute anolg the
most scientific and learned in The profession. Each
drug in the composition OF this preparation increases the
efficacy of the other, producing operation truly
nishiug, and SURPRISING the most sangn expectations;
possessing ut the time the advantage Of its being
with perfect success in he different stages
the above disease. The most eminent physicians and
utgeons of the present day express their eci,ed APP
proation in favor of Sasaparilla, whilst its in the
principal hospitals and public medical institutions has
be H. aud still continues, very extensive Ii fay-
orite remedy With the celebrated DR. Abe,ne,sy in all
venercal Affections and in obstinate cuaneons erutio,s
arising from disodere state OF the digestive functions
Having been submitted the aud experience OF the
celebrated among the faculty, the, have expressed
their satisfaction Of its extraordinary efficacy in every
under their charge, by adopting it both in their
public and private practice Their oh ervutc,ls will be
inserted hereafter. Prepared by b Thorn, Chemist,
London. Price 81 81 per pot.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

M ARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAREHOUSE,
IVA Cnstomhouse street, opposite the post.offce
The subscribers are now receiving from their fac.
tories in New York, and will keep constantly on
hand a general assortment If Marble Mantle Pieces
efsupcror workmanship, and of the latest patterns,
made of the best Egyptian, Italian, Irish and
American marble. Also, Monuments. Tombs and
Gravs Stones, moulded and plain stills and lintele
marble !acngs, hearths and boundary stone. plaster
of Paris, Roman & Hydraulic Cement and Plaster.
ing Hair, together with splendid assortment Of
brass mounted and plain Crates and Russia Iron
Crates OF the newest and most approved patterns,
Lettering done in the ncatest manner and at m.
shortest notice. They have first rate wsrkmeE ,e
| set thu above work.
'c5 JAMES KAHN & STHoEn
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,SE.3T,E or pRHIES D,,,Eio

tSC.2LE or ERICES-Dohie GINS.
For double Gin of 80 saws or more on each
cylinder, making 100 SAWS III the stand,
with feeder bands, &c. at Sc pers,w, or $3.50 90
For lioube Gin OF 60 So VS. 0n acylnder
on 20 SAWS in the stand, feeders, &c. !.
Sc per saw, or 720 90
For do. of 40 saws on do. or 8 saws ina
stand, at Sc D per saw, or 500 90
For do. of ~ saws on do. or 40 saws in
stand, et $3.50 per saw, or eco 90
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~rppERAS-2O bbls, in store, tor sale by
4 G DORSEY,
~ .oc "A New Levee.
1UGAR-5O hhds, prime article, for sale by;
6 DORSEY;
~ &c Al New Levee
nORK-lNO bbls Mess, Prime and other description.
e. Gale by STETSON s. AVERY
js2f
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-29

! ESl tMONIAIS,
From A II Salmon, Esq, + r 5, Surgeon to the
St Ihsmas Hospital, and Lee Anatomy.
The trial which have made of your prrpa, alton in
variety cases. both male and female in ills results have
proved highly favourable, that do hesitate in
pronouncng of the valuable and eihcaciouG
remedies oArrc, to the public, and in which,
from experience, can place reliance, whilst it
does produce the same unpleasant effects usually
perie,ced from copaiba.
8 From G II Hayward, NJ r IS, Physician to the St
Marylehone l)sIeusary.
take great pleasure in adding my testimony to the
valuable properties Of your preparations wishing YOU the
success fully deserve in ample reward for the
labor and expense Incurred IN bringing such COM
plets perfection.
From W Cooper, r S, Surgeon to Guys Hes
pital
The uniform success which has attended the admins
tering your medicine smony patients afflicted with
the above diseases has fully satisfied that it has oy
to be known To be truly appreciated May the
you well deserve, amply and speedily repay you Tor
your valuable preparations.
eytiy prescription aum,FhsaTrTf BY fe; having uunu
and speedy effected by it, in few tays-I
iee m, self in duty hound that in prac-
tce both public and private recommend and use none
other.
From C W blair, NJ D, Physician to Guys Hos
ptal.
The strict test which have given your medicine
among my patients its imvarsble thus far,
will induce perseyere in its use, and deem il
but act OF justice anu oil u'N 10 au my ieebie ttsu-
monial in connentation of nsViitues.
From l. C Thompson, NJ fRSL. ....-
return YOU my sincere thanks for valuable pre-
sent of YOUR Extract for the of Gonorrhuca &c l
feel grateful that you have at last brought medicine
into use which will prove esideratum long sought for
in the medical wo,a sure, speedy aud etfect,l cure
in eases If the above class 1t affords me- great pleasure
in publishing the Sorld the valuable qualities of your
Extract.
Were necessary, tie proprietor could here furni
many testimonials equally con.mentatory the
above; but tuss that its great success hihernhe
& expense which it has been prepared, will prove its
greatest recommendation among discerning public.
One recommendation this preparation enjoys above
all others is its neat portap tolm-put in pots-th
n.le in which it may be taken being 10th easy and
pes ant-i,s tastey nature, with Restriction in diet
| or confinement from business. Travellers esuecisll,
would find this medicine highly useful and ough, neye
be unproved with preparation posse ssing the ad
vahtages which the present one combines q
Accompanying the Medicine is pamphlet eSpsna
terry of the different stages Of the disease without an
extra charge, containing full aid ample directions.
For sale by SICKLES X Co
mr. IA SawSm AZ Canal street.
DACON-25 hhds Sides, ) hhds Jolss. sBd 20 hno'
Id Shoulders. Cincinnati cured aDdisg from ''eS"-
II, r.. L. -.
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TpACON-25 hhds Sides, 5 hhds Joss, sBd 70 hho'
Id Shoulders. Cincinnati cured, aDdHg from s'esm'
er Backeye. and for sale BY .vrpy
81 IS frs,isT street.
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The above medicine can he obtained only of the Ge-
neral Agents, and those retailing agents having n com
mission signed by "A. Miles, Pres't +. NJ. C." and
countersigned by AZ " b 7 Stone General Agents for
Louisiana and bearing the Company seal.
L'dnf Agencies.
:, &. B r Stone, General A gents for Louisiana ia
1chnup.,..-, street.
Eiadsr Il Co. 1873 Old Lavee street. opposite Veg ia
bic Market.
Paul Martin, Old Levec and Hospital street.
VIM Sherry, cor Camp and Julia streets.
f'r Mueller cor Tchoupoulas sire, t and ST Mary S
market
} p Barbat g. Co, corner Tchoupitoulas and Girud
streets.
N p j lIartwell. Bayou Sara, La.
DIR VIM Stanshury, Natchitoches, La.
Thomas Stanshury, Houston, Texas.
Frederick Serda, corner Poydras aud Camp sits.
Gro Jones, rivoli Circle.
must BE- made the General Agents at New orleans.
All letters, post paid will be promptly attended to.
m28 Nv
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Fora single gin of 50 saws or more, with
one set of feeders bnds, &c. at Sc per
saw, $50 90
Fordo. of 60 SAWS, with feeders &c at Sc
3oper saw, 500 90
For do. Of 10 saws, with feeders, &c. Sc
IS per saw, 500 90
For do. of ~ saws, with feeders &c at 81
so per saw. $50 90
Extra teeth where desired, for fee ders, supplied
10 cents each; the number ofteeth heng about equal
o the number OF SAWS. One set of feeders, it is con
sldered however, will wear out tvs three sets of
sows Extra saws supplied at 80 cents each.
The Gins ordered, will be delivered to the agents of
planters in any of the port OF the cotton plan
ting States, at the above prices, the agents paving the
freight On the same from New York, and becoming
sponsble for the amount Of the Gin. A Gin wright
will be sent with the Gins to Put them up where de-
sired; the charges for whose services will be extra but
moderate.
Iron running gearcan asole ordered where desired
on reasonable terms, but will be charged extra Horst,
power, ofany description can be furnished on like
terms. Small steam engines alse be ordered if de-
sired.
1t is desirable when planters give orders for Gins,
they should accompany them with their views in regard
to the arrangement ri saws, breasts, brushes, &c. 1t
is ft und they differ opinion Some desire saws of
larger diameter th,r others. The most common size
is or 10 inches; wish them 10 inches. Some
wish or 6rows, brushes axle while others do
not want more THAI at most. Some wish SAWS with
or > teeth to the nch while others want 10 or IL .
W. uch discrepancy, we prefer they should, at
the time of giving orders, furnish statement of their
wishes, and the manufacturers fulfil them in every
particular. Where it is left discretion we shall
make them on the most modern and approved plan.
Ar order can be executed, from the time it is received
IN the space ofeght or nine weeks and the Gin in tia.
tine placed in the hands of the factor. To be in tune
for the next crop, all orders ought be in the hands of
the manutaeturersby the first middle of Mav execm
for plantations where they are late in commencing to
pick or gin cotton.
n. b. The Patent Right, for any one of the cetton
growing States, will be sold on reasonable terms.
m2j 6mos
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.NEW EDITION OF THE CTIL CODE OF
LOUISIANA

PitUoPiIC AUS.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
pARISH COURT. for the Parish and CITY of New
Orleans Present the Hon. Charles Mauran,
udge. June 1lth, 1888 No. l0,984.-Jacques Potter
vs. his creditors.-Upon reading and filing the peon
and schedule in this case, 1t is ordered by the Court
lint the creditos of the usovent do show open
court on Saturda, the 9TH day of july 1888 why he
shoud not be discharged according 10 law; and IN the
meantime all proceedings against his person and pro-
erty stayed. :, ,ooo
Clerks Office, New Orleans, June ! 1888.
ELI 2aw ARMAND FlTOr. Clerk.
sIrAT DE LA LUulSlANr.-Cuur lie fai"lssc,
a. pour la paroissse Ell la vile de la Nouvelle Or
leans-present rhon. Charles Maurian JUICE, il JUN,
lY38-No lO984-Jacques Potter conre srs cream
ciers-Sur lecture ct enregistement de Ia peton ct
In schedule dams cette are, est decretc par la
one les creancers de nsolvable aire savoir leur raj
sons en- cour ouvet Sa"edi de Juliet, 1888, pourquo
il ne serat pon dech rgc commencement la loi, ct
attendant tOues poursites conre sa perS0nne GU SEES
proprieties sunt arretees. 1880 $3.50
Rurenu de gretfier Nouvelle Orleans. ii JUN, 1885,
iel4 PAW ARMAND Pilot, Grefer.
e INSEED OIL-lO bbls landing from steamboat
& tIbnnv for sale by q DORSEY,
ieI3 "a New ievee.
UNARLY'S SUPERIOR HAMS-Now landing from
| ~ steamboat Suana supply Of the above, put up
| in hbds, ,erces and bills; for sale by
;e1a IL Commerce street.
TSSEE.J OTI--l2 bbls aud . casks best L,nseed
4 Oil, now landing from ship Nashville, and for ale
hy JARVIS & A-.DREWS,
- Whules lie Drug ists,
iel3 Common and Tchapitoulas st.
sSCD'FCH ALF-5O casks (pints aud QUARTS in stor
- and for salehy . HOLMES & MILLS,
ielo Rank Allie,
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N B ARNOLD.

Pensacola, Feb. 18th, 1898.
IL Gentlemen wishing TO engage rooms for theil
families can address the proprietor at Pensacola, 81
MIR Sewe T Taylor, the former proprietor at New Or
leans.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-27

ORIGINAL POETRY.
FOR THE TELEGRAPH.
FRIE N D sH Up.

And what is friendship! Not the meteor fame,
Which ftfully, within the groyeling mind,
sparkles while, and casts, at intervals,
A lurid glare around then fades and des.-
Not the smooth words Of the deceit uheart.
Whose seeming kind ess, the confdng lures,
Totrustits artfuI wies, then in the hour
Iteast suspects, to clond the sunny brow,
Turn cold eye upon victim s tears,
Rudey deny the offered, promised aid
The boosted friendship Of a selfish world.
Is but another name for love of SELF
Nor should the transitory, tho more pure :
And feryent passion Of the youthful heart
Before close acquaintance with the cold
The Heartess, chapgefuI, and deceptive world,
Hath chilled its deep affections, and nntnned
It's finer chords, that net can sound again
Lova's melodies, till in holier realm
Not thisis perfect friendship, for how soon
Dividing interests. or change Of place.
Crstate, the kindred spirits separate
Meier hath true friendship had a home on earth,
Enduring, permanent strong was the love
Ofthe young shepherd warrior, for his friend,
{ Oh Ot tiit To Edul--ucbp WAS Ills gfiel
When, by foeman's stroke, he fell-but who
Can tell how soon had length Of days to him
Boon given, their separate interests might have
lent
Intwan, and rudely too, the love knit bond
That joined their hearts one I Oh! sweeter far
To the dark tomb to yield the cherished things
CT rth, than the long life ofthe once oysd,
When the dear bond ofsympathy is sever'd.
Friendship is far too perfect, and too pure,
Too heavenly in its nature, to endure
The changes ofthis harsh, cold, selfish world.
tits boon too excellent 70, earth,
The open, free, unchecked, and unrestrained
Communication, Of confding. candid hearts.
What higher bliss than this hath heaven in store
For the blessed bjects Of its bounteous lover
What higher bliss can mortal heart conceive,
Than the free interchange of kindly tho'ts,
Where cautious. cold suspicion has no voice,
Nor need exert her chill repslling power'
Kind Heaven, attimes, bestows this gift on man.
While earth is his abode, for short space.
But as a foretaste Of more perfect bliss,
To cheer and light his pathway thro' the lone,
DTedT WlluefHeSS 10 tue CeleSlldI Biites---
The bsly realm ofpurity and love.
Where changeless friendship finds her DUN s,ceet
home,- "a -a.s
Where those whom death or change has severed
here.
Will reunited be, no more to part = ss
The shade of coming ills can then no more
Fall darkIy on the present joyous hour
The dread of death, or of estrangement there
Comes not like early ffost or MONDAY cloud,
To check the sunshine Of the gladstone heart.
Why should we mourn, when from the suffering
clay,
The weared spirittakes her final flight,
And pumes her pinions for her native homer
Why should we sorrow thus to part from those
Whose love has formed our greatestbliss on earth,
Where allis fleeing, when the hopois ours,
] hat, when "the days of GU appointed time'
Have passed away, there is a happier realm
Where the checked fame of love will burn again
Rekindled at the sacred shrine o. Godi
Dec. 80 t IL.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-27

"A TAVERN INcIDENT.-W What are you
about you black rascal! Twice have you
reused mo from my sound sleep TO tell
me that breakfast was ready, and now
you We awoke me by attempting TO pull off
the bed clothes! What the do you
meant
Why massa, if you isn't going to get up,
must hab de sheet any how, ease dey'r
wntain for de table clof!
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4 s,Honor and fane from no condition rse,"

There is but one way Of securing uni
versal equality to man--and that is, to re-
gard ryhonest employment as honorable,
and then for every man to learn, in whatso-
ever state he may be, therewitht to be con-
tent and to fulfil with strict fidelity the
duties of his station, and to make every
condition post Of honor.
sS6 TReecher
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-27

epltHulu uWeHiD1, taWiiTuS WHICH his VILE
seemed to direct her footsteps as well as
his own, and into the front Of which they
soon entered The room into which Tudor
was ushered by his wife, was furnished in
a style of the greatest naenifcence. She
sat HMM chair, telling hin to nuke him
self contented for minute or Two, aud then
passed into another room. The first one
here to address her was her uncle, who, on
seeing her enter the room. jumped in as
tonishnent from his chair, and calling her
by name demanded hpw she lad escaped
from her room, and where she had been.
She only said !:
Thou iend in human shapeg Jaow
you just one hour to remove your effects
from this house. The actual possession Of
my property here you have long deprived
me of, and vainiy thong bit you had made
arrangements by which you could deprive
me Of, it through life !: tH Ihaye ffnstra-
ted your wicked designs--l am now mis-
Hess oimy own house ): was this moment
married, and my husband lis now Ia the
front room
must now leave the new merried cou-
pie for a short time for the purpose of re-
yerting to tile previous history Of Mrs. Tu-
dor.< She wasthe only chilli Of a wealthy
gentleman, whom shall designate as Mr.
a. not recollectng his actu|l name, and for
49, - So 80 w., o"os' y
,,;tl,ax 49, -, 80. :, ""u spa.eu
sis;s aa.'.s,n '"o ,uo1"''o,'
orh ;s r.rs ~ 9n .oa vs, IT, o"y ppJsps.
,l;sd vbe, Che ,.,as 49, -. w rasn
basbad ,ba ss,;sc.a,;l, -, or 80 - 70,
nna IF he no., =, %t'hess' ~ .e'
FIJI vouna ladies' If + an,ian anu e''''
4 sbor, ,;n,a s.a.; s"eo.. ~: l.
ayranran.nt s ,,a,e ~ "is ue".'' NJ -"
and L.a,,,e. ar,S:s a.sp !, ~. ~
nossass;on &c C ~ 49,, 80 snn" ~" e. az
pucb :, no, nrn ~, $3.50 ta a1.s"la' ~. au
;ad ia GO ', ,''l 10y o,s'' pe
danobte, in ~ -, -" 'ns ~ no
WIZ he s,ossaas;., =
n;ven 20 bar h,,shand y '"v. a wa" e, ~ ~
dition Of the agreer,a,t ,bst sgs ty IT,
died without marrv;na H. raaas,,s 80
90 to heruncle and bis r,,,,Iv - ~ =
Immediately after The death of Mr. AZ
his brother removsd ;n,o H. J,.all;nr
Eliza boarded IN ~. f,,n;iu nj $500, i, ~
went on aoreeablv tor sn,ns s ,no nh ,,hae
Eliza. discovered = ber vnc,a ma ~, en-,
ilv manifestations Tint she should nsysr
marrv--,l,e reasons far ,,h;cb Gsan, ,sh,t
Ind beep alreadv sa,d m',s, no oI'r;o "n -
every reader IjnlncL;,y tnr EI;vs sh nss Al; IA
mot discover tbe d;ah'l;cal Me-, = 80 80
irastrate il in its hid 4 vas noth;nr less