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that ever have been published. In chemis-
try he must he Il Sir Humphrey Davy.-
In TACT, he must and does know every
thing; he must be, and Is uu tuit Oh every
subject, and in every science. Ii any NAH
wants all opinion which Is decisive and
tiual on all and every sunjcc', moral, poll
,ica, legal, or auyoItrr al OF gal; lie must
apply 10 an editor, and he is sure to get "A
decision 1T once, conclusive aud satlslac.
tory, and from which there is no appeal.
We would by no means wish to pull up
or aaller lhr knowledge or Judgment OF
an editor, but we would merely intimate
that he does know Il little ut0rc ol and un.
ders'anrl little better every SUBJECT that
ever was treated ON, from the science OF
astronomy, down TO tho Thames tunnel,
than any other class OF beings that ever
existed.-BoytoH Gazette.
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TER VI S.

The EpGEFIELp ADVERTISER is pub
lished every Thursday morning at Three
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Three Dollars aud Fifty Cents if moi paid
before the expiration Of Six Months from
the date of Subscription--and -Four Dol
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Subscribers out Of the State are required
TO pay in aduance. 49,, .,,o.
No subscription received for less than
oue near. and no paper discontinued until
all aTrcarages are paid. except at The OPP
ton Of the Publisher.
All subscriptions will he continued uh-
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ton of,,hc year.
Any person procuring five Subscribers
and becoming responsible Tor the same
shall receive the sixth copy grdt's.
advertisements conspicuonsly inserted at
62A cents per square, ~ lines, or less,
for the first insertion, and 434 s's. i"r each
continuance Those pebti>hed "on1aIy'
or quarterly will be charged 81 per square
for each insertion. Advertisements not
having the number Of insertions marked
On them, will be continued until ordered
out, and charged according y.
All communications addressed to lie
Editor, post paid, will be promptly and
strictly attended to.
W.T.. DURISOE, Publisher.
Feb Z, 1880
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A BoRRowER.-We have shrewd sus-
picion that this article will meet the eve Of
certain man we wot OF, who is in the habit
Of regularly reading our paper, wihou,
rendering the guild pro quo. He is one Of
those shifty patrons OF the press who has a
knack f"just looking over" his neighbours
paper. "merely to see if there is any news
stirring" forsooth! He "don't care any
thing about it in general way"-is loudest
in his censures-always theatening to sub
scribe for some other,-yet among the first
10 steal guilty glance at our columns
Now, dear fellow, you perceive that wo
know you like book, so "confess the
corn." Look this paragraph in the face,
and say whether you are reading your o,rn
paper. or one your neighbor has subscribed
for, and paid for, or ought to pay for, and
no doubt will pay for!
"There are buttwo ways, friend, TO a.
tone for your numerous sins Of omission
and commission; the one is, henceiorth
and forever to let your neighbor read his
own paper without molestation-the other,
to subscribe and pay for i, yourself We
should prefer The lat,er.-GrsensJoro' Pa
triot.
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south Carolina Copper,
;sHEET IRON & TIN WARE
.sEts7saxf1cfO9V.

~ WOULD respectfully inform the Mrr.
q chants AID Planners OF this State AMI all
who may please 10 give me call, that lave
located at Hamburg S. c., with view TO Il
perma ent residerce; a.d engaged in the
manufacture of Copper. shee Iror; an;! Tin
Ware-whch | will furnish BY HhDiesafc or
Retail, ofth best quality, at the to'rcst rates.
Having experienced Northern Workn'en'
and being practical mechanic myself can at.
tend % ROoting, Gathering and Spouting; and
all otherJobs Of ccery description i'll my business.
,rhich shall be ,rcit done, and OH short notice.
All orders will be thankfully received and
promptly attrndedto.
A superior assortment of Japanned Ware
Also, Stamp'd Plates. all sizes, just received.
a. B. CHURCH.
Hamburg, March %, 1880. tie
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From the Charleston Courier.

Mr.. GouvERSEUR.-Thi gentleman,
against whom a verdict has been recently
rendered, as late Post Master at N. York.
for S2O9OU has Si,lres> ed a letter TO the
President ofthe U. States, arraignine the
proi riety of the verdicl (he having claimed
n considerable balance in bis favor on a
complicated account of 81, l,500,000:) hut
admitting it to he the verdict ofan huues
jury, aud declaring that should the advice
OF his counsel not induce him to appeal
the amount will be promptly paid, and
even should he appeal, the amount of the
vcr,iic or adequate security for it, will be
deposited with the District Attorney, To
secure The government from any possibility
of luss in any event. The presiding Judge,
in his charge 10 the jury, acquitted Mr.. G..
of any shadow OF fraud and Mr.. G. near
the close of bis dignifed and honorable
letter says;
Had the verdict oflhe jury swept every
dollar from my family and myself, my
honor would have been promptly redeem
ed. Yon will learn with that pleasure
which ought 10 animate the hear, of one
who presi,ies over the destinies of many,
that the event will not desoate our home,
nor bring afllictIon ito our HEARTH
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Valuable Lands for Sale.
(EyHE subscriber will dispose of all his
e Lands, consi=,in. of about l4O0 acres
viz:


The tract on which he now resides, contain
ing abont 800 acres, lying or the Stag Road
leading from Edgefield Court House to Augusta,
within mileS OF the Court House. and J"
from augusta. On the premises are good Build.
lngS. aud an Orchard Of two thousand and
eight hundred fire Fruit Trees.
\lse The place formerly owned by L. j..
YnulIrbood containing abont $50 acres, with
necessary buildings. al new.
Also. the place known az Bellevue, within =
ami 81 miles of tie Village. 1t hasa two siory
Building, and is rs fine SITUATION as any in the
District. 1t contains 10O acres, 10 Of which
are cleared.
All the tracts certain about mo acres of fine
timberrd wond-iard and all have fine srrings.
Persons desirous Of purchasing may examine
for themselves.
The terms will be accommodating.
w. B. MAYS.
May a. 1899 IA
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Universal knowledge Of Editors,-An
editor Of a newspaper must know every
thing in the world, and more too. He
must be complete Admirable Critch,ou.
He mus, he at home on every subject
AS TO politics, that matter Of course is at
lis fiuger's ends. He knows all the crooks.
twists, and turnings, and must enlishlcn
his readers accordingly. III mathematics
he must be Sir Isaac Newton. He must
be able 10 decide, and correctly too. whe
ther the late arithmetic, or cyphering hook
is the very best that was ever published.
ln astronomy he must tell who is the best
star gazer, who points out best. and most
correctly. the great bear and the little hear,
the hyades and the rleiades. In the classics
he must be Stephen and Porson at least,
as well as Scapula 1--WE suppose the
French would call it L'epaule) in diction-
aries and lexicons. In horticulture, fori-
culture and holany in general. he must be
a Linnnus, or, to come nearer home. a
Bigelow, (ahem, aside, we hardly know a
dahla from dnndelion, or a butter cup
from bean poll.) In the drama he must
he able to decide who are The grcmesr
rrasedians and comedians on the stage
He must he Tamn, Il Cook, a Cooper, a
kean. a Mathews, a Lision: he must know
which is the best tragedy or comedy of the
davr and must decide whether new one
of either description will succeed or even
bear a repetition, and whether the author
will gain or lose reputation by its produc-
tion. ln.mcdicino and surgery. hr must
be a Duruytrrn, an AhernetIhy. Sir Asst
ley Cooper. Il Warren, a Danforih, Jack
son: he must know and decide which arc
The bcs, trcaliscs on medicine ard surgery
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IS 9sS Reward.

HID ANYWAY from the Subscribers, on the
.E.0 Both of April, two negro boys: one nalrI-
ed CyES.iR. be onsins to Robert J. Butler
He is abou' q OF % years Of a. C, 5 feet 9 or 10
inches he is a little inclined TO be Of light
colnplexiun He has OH one side of his face n
slnaii white spot. One of his hands 3 fingers
have been cut with Gin saw. Speaks very
quick, when spoke" to The other named
STEPHEN, belongs to Lncins L. Hall, living
aaou, I miles from Hamburg. He is ofa dark
complexion, S feet 10 or II inches high; speaks
very quic!., when spoken to. His face is very
short and broad. tIe wore off when he LETT. a
pair of blue honesrnn pantaloons. and All old
wool hat. They will try 10 get to ketucky.
Cesar was brought FROM Kentucky when he
was about ten years of age and he has per-
sradcd the "thrr boy off with him. We will
give the abnve reward :" anv person who will
lodge them in any all. 50 that we can get them.
LICIUS l.. HALL.
ROBERT ]. BUTLER.
May 3, 1889 If l3
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The Lord be praised,
How I'm amazed

GREEN TEA, REMEDY FOR BURNS
AND SCALDs.-Thc Medical and Surgical
Journal publishes communication from
Dr.. Wheeler, of Unionville, recommends
ding on experience Of lis good effects
Green Tea as cure for burns and scalds.
The DR.. says:
Ii is about three years since first applied
this article in these cases, but in this sborr
time have had repeated opportunities Of
testing its virtues. The first case in which
| employed it was that of child, three
years old. whose clothes were literally burnt
of from it. 1t was cured by this article
alone, and Notwithstanding large portions
Of not only iniegument, but muscle also,
sloughcd out, the cavities were soon filled
with healthy sranulation, and the cica-
trices formed smooth surface. Since
that lime havosareated other cases, Of
more or less severity. in the same manner,
aud with similar success. Treated in this
way the inflammation soon subsidies, Il tho
healing process is asloniShingIy Iy rapid. Itis
always necessary TO keep the bowels suf-
Gcienlly open with some cooling laxative,
as crem, tart, or sulph, magnes. Any of
The green teas may be used. 1t is to be
moistened with warm water 10 render il
sofl,and applied in the form of "a cataplasm.
Perhaps it may be more conveniently en-
ployed forming it into a caIaplasm with
lndial meal. When the burn or scald is
in situation that renders this form i'm
practicable, the injured part may be kept
constantly moisteued with very strong
funston, should suppose the extract
would be an elegant form in which it nigh.
he employed.
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Copper, Sheet Er0ss, and
Tin Ware EHamnfactOry.

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
iHH HE Subscriber has just received, A large
IL assortment Of Copper. Sheet Iron and Tin
Plate; which he will manufacture to an, pat
tern usual in Sli h Ware: such as, STOPfS.
STOVE PIPES, STILLS, STILL Worms,
and every variety ofI'IS WARE.
lie solicirs the patronage of his friends
and tho public in general, in South Carolina
aud Georgia. as he intends keeping n con-
slant and full supply Of the above articles, his
customers will moi BIZ disappointed from the
want of materials b. +. CHI: w.
= The highest price will be given for Old
Pemier. Copper. Brass aud Lend.
Augusta. Ga. April IL. 1870 If ii
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RELIGIOUS ANNivERsAElEs.-T ami
versaries were going on al the dale Of our
last aslvices.
The annual meeting Of the Wesleyan
Missionary Society was held nn the 29th
ol April, in The great room at Exeter Hall.
Mr. Plum'ree took The chair mt | o'clock.
when the hall was filled in every part. On
The platform were a number of members
OF Parliament. aud friends Of the society
from ali parts of the world. From The
report read. it al pearcd thatlhc sncieiy is
still in n lourishinS condition. The a.
mount of the subscriptions received during
the pas, year is f73.537. and The total
amount of receipts f74.slS 42>. Cd,
(S376.59l,) and the expenditures f1UO,-
077, leaving deficiency of more than
$lU OU0 10 be made up. On motion OF
Mr.. Evans, NJ. p. seconded by Col. Con
oily, II. P. the report was unanimously a
doptcd. The Rev. DIR. Patton. Of New
York, The Rev. DR.. Beanlan. Of Troy, and
many other gentlemen also addressed the
meeting.
The London Watcllman of the 24lh
states that The contributions to the cenlen-
ary fund ex ecded f20G,000.
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DISSOLUTION.

VHvIIE Copartuership of Kernaghau g. Roo
. ney, OF Hamburg, So. ca, was dissolved
on the 23d instant, by mutual consent. The
Business hereafter will be- continued by Thom-
az Kcrnaghan. OF his avn account. He will
receive all money due the late firm, and will
settle the debts of the same.
THOMAS KERNAGHAN.
=. II. ROONEY
Hamburg, 23 lS3? 3m-
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Head Quarters.
NOTICE.

A Ill Persons indebted to the late Chr :
IA tian Breithaupt, decd, are reqr~s,-
ed to make immediate payment, And II
persons having demands against the estate
of said deceased are requested to prese Mt
them duly attested.
JOHN BAESKETT, Er'or
Feb. 25. g.
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If The Devil should lose his tail. wherc
should he 60 TO get another? Answer-to
a Gin palace, because there, they retail
bad spirits.
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Why is young gentleman about to-
take wife, like Que embarking for tho
principal seaport in France l.. Because
he is going to haue her. kHavre.)
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ANLcDoTE-Originat and true,-Mr.
Frankly A., who was gentleman OF
good parts and infinite humor, used with
much pleaSantry to relate the following
anecdole, as having occurred to him
when young man. A young lady in the
nriebborhood had won his affections and
hr had commenced paying her his ad-
dresses During the courship he some
times supped with the ladv's family, when
he was always regaled with a homely
dish of milk and mush. and being Of "A Sc
rious turn, was generally invited to say
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The Philadelphia Times pretends to say,
a bed bug was caught in the city, so large
that the boys tied tin kettle 10 his tail,
and scared him out of town.
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The negro population of Africa, is sup.
posed to amount TO very near hundred
millions; in America, the negro race may
be taken at eight millions, the Europealr
al twenty.
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Business is very brisk in N. Orleans--
among The mosquitoes. Their bills are
every where presented, and they will not
be satisfied with put of.
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Fur Sale.

NMY HOUSE and LOT in the Village of
IY@ Edgefield, upon terms 10 suit a purchaser.
In my abscnce, apply to Col. Baiskctt..
JAMES JONES.
hprl IL ~
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The Medical School of Philadelphia
have just passed l5s students, and let Them
loose upon the community. Grave dig
gers cxpec. reviva! OF business soor.
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NOdice.

a LII persons indebted 10 tho Estate of vi.
n ley II Berry, deceased are requested to
make immediate payment and those having de
manls against the said Estate, are requested to
present them duly altested.
SAMUEL STEVENS, Adm'r.
Feb 12, 1880 "ac2
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NO. go.

grace over the meal. The supper Frankly
did noI take amisS, as the !amlly ot his
fair one was in but moderate circumstany,
Gee. and being himself poor, he admired
such domestic economy; besides, he was
satisfied, provided he could obtain the at
ccluns OF his ducinea The course OF
true love" il is said, "ncver runs smooth"
anil Frankly Glanced 10 have rival.
" no was much richer than himself. Ono
evening when he was visiting his charmer
alIer tie board had been,spread with tho
frugal meal OF milk and mush, hut before
the family had taken heir seats at the ta-
BILE, some one spied Franky's rival riding
up. Immediately "a change came DER
the substance OF the meal" As if by ma
gic, tie table was cleared Of lis load, and
uuusht remained 10 tell the tale but The
clean white cloth. In the course of short
time, however, the table was asain furnishA
ed, or as before, and with warm bread.
suri a is hastily baked, and IN c mon
parlanee called "short cakc.' When all
was ready, as was the custom, brother
A. was invited 10 say grace. who
with due solemnity, hands folded, and eyes
closed, pronounced the following impromp-
he uedlction.
The Lord be praised,
How I'm amazed
To see how things have mcnded;
Here's short cake and tea,
For snpperl see,
Where milk and mush were intended"
1t is almos, unnecessary 10 add, that az
Ter this grace, Frankly never returned to
WOO his Lady love, bu, left her to the un.
DISTURBED possession of his moro fortunate
rival.-CecH Gaz.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Ea A DESIRABLE resi-
ga1ssE1S N dence in Pottersville,
j8asSEM of about Ia acres of COOL
2'dsSsssss Ssss Land-a part not cleared. On
the premises are good Dwelling House, l sto-
ry aud a half high, with five rooms-a large
framed Kitchen and Smoke.house-an excel
lent Well Of pure water. For particulars cn-
quire at this q flee.
Feb ID, 1889 tf2
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From The a. Y. Courier s. Enquirer.


ANOTHER Lesson TO THE MALAY n
RArEs.-it will he seen by the annexed
letters. that The U. s. frigate Columbia,
and corvette John Adams, under The com.
n,and OF Coinnuture Kcau, have inflicted
a signal vengeance upon the Malay towns
Qualla Bauoo and Muk kee, on the Island
Sun,alra, Tor the conneXlUn they were
supposed III have had with The piracy and
murders committed in their waters. on
board rh American ship Eclipse, OF Sa-
lem. Qualla Bailoo was once before visl-
ted by one Of our frigaies, the Potomac,
aud all her forts demolished. For this
reason, or soufc other, Qua!la Tattoo. ON
the present occasion, suffered only mod
erale niictiUn, while Muk kce, town
about forty miles distant, was demolished
and burnt. No lives were lost on the a.
merican side, and our letters do not state
that any of the Malays perished. The
towns appear TO have been deserrcd in an
ricpalon of The attack. The necessity Of
such severe measures is 10 be regretted; !;
but in dealing with savases and pirates,
M other niOmc seems practicable for the
protection Of our commerce, and lives of
our citizens. We trust the Malays will
now come 10 the conclusion that their olrn
interest requires them to restrain their Gu.
pidltl from being exercised upon defence
les> merchantmen which may visit their
coast. They probably, until The arrival of
the Potomac, supposed that America WAS
ton remote, or 100 feeble, to protect its
commcrce in those seas. It's tnbe hoped
that this dclusion is nnw dissipaled, and
that hereafter our seanen and carg0es in
that quarter will iud The flag Of their coun-
try a never failing protection.
The bombar,imeut Of Qualla Ba'too took
place on The 23rd of December, and lat
OF Muk Kee on the 1st January.
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PROCLA
EXEI IUTlVE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBIA MARCH l3. .lS39.

CULOMB&A MhRCH
BIZ His Ezcclichcy PATRICK NOBLE. Esq.
Goreraor and Comm0ndcr-in.chtcj. in ana ou
Tie State of South Carolina.
NSj llEREAS, miOrmallol has been rece:v-
w ed in this Department, that most IL
trOcious murder was committed in Laurrn-
District, on the 9th io this month. by Cartu
Parker on the body Of fJcGerson RO~land and
atsald Parker has a"d from justice.
Now, know Sc, that 10 the cnd Justice may be
done, and that lie said carter Parker may be
brou. ht to legal trial aid conign punishment
for his offence as aior sand. 10 hereby oler
reward ofTHREE HUNDRi ID DOLLh%S.
;or his apprell. nsio,. and ssycr, II GA l..n
:; the State. Carter Panter is crl ,.t Il
hcing abont 81 years otagr, about Il feet ] ] inch
h.l. light coiurcd hair, beard inc lung to re'!
dislness, rather thin vsagc, sandy c0mplexiGz
talks quick and cuts his words shorf; face to err;
hy broad at the eyes. but narrow At tie clIi'; Il
small piece broken "il' o or oi his front te"l;:
broad shoulders, slender waist has habit OF
sucking his teeth, large knees and knock knee,';
he is blacksmith by trade, and fond Of ardent
spirits.
Given under my hand and sral of the State.
at Columbia. 18Th day of March, in the
year of onr Lord one thousand eight hum.
dred ahd thirty-nine, and in The sixty third
year of the Independence of the United
States Of America.
PATRICK NOBLE.
BY the Governor.
NJ. LApoRnE. Secretary of State.
March 81. 1888 e
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NpTFng and Summer
ELOTHING.-The Subscribers have just
" 80 we'd a handsome and general assort-
ment ofeoods for Gents Spring and Summer
Goats, Pants, aud Vests, which they are pre-
pared % rave mad up in the very best style,
and on The most reasonable terms.
G. L. g. L. PENN & co.
March 81. 1899. 7 If
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eauntrsmen which seeeds tia; Of any country ~
tie world l. alfes w. rising 10 the esei u .e
occasions" aud sir. ing out ne" inaee,ues 'oi ~,
manufacture Of The encsons into s4lN-i 80 p,s sI'
IN France OF 1idY. Is the Piednaniese ieesoai al
,saJy tle Genius ef M Gas of Jonoeecui has out
st,inf This ba5>ted machine. i his single improve
,nrnt ane will sfse new aud "and%iiai impulse 10
the rtn.yh Of tie Mulberry, aud me raising oi the
- Dnr attention has been draw 70 tins iuteres-
-, a Iieel BY the visit OF M. Cav TO ely. lis
resi has been exhibited 1t tie reading ia the
Nnscafn Building. aud eau see ii without
ain ration AMI delisbt-it has suggested the follow
Ing rcfleetiohs:
RAISING the Nulhetry and feeding the sili' worm
are already familiar to many. and easy al accom-
plishmHnt bs 81. vhs Production 81 car7nus ii'|
IN fac, been ma'tsr ef amusemeot, Il mol OF pnnt
occasionally avd nn saa scale since before me
Regolunon but Lstltriio insupcf4bie dHhcuiil's
have appeared to s'aad the say al pushing Il tn
the extent Of masng Il a national si'ff nc sh'''
imprd imeuls hive consisted 10 the ume and lapoi
required 10 grow aaI gather toad ioF the worm ana
IN tie absence eli suitable lahat saving machinery
f3r okng a. tbs beaaiiul product aius htts iahus
True II is that most excellent sill has teen made
tfan, tel On le white. ard on our indigenous
Nuberry trees: aatthrsr were # such SLOW growth,
"a to discourage r. ssransoat loco motive ga-ahead
genus Of our peaHle-esusel "a the South
This first iinfc I.iarat as ben completely removed
~ the introduction AID fand growth Of the Hafas
1is. feaa'ls. "hiea springs WITH wondefud quick
ess ifa, Alih Ia majority. Ike the insect fot which
pfsvl1rrcr ohviau-s Designed Il .-aud tha remain
saR dilcul,y.-ssa, laehscrsf q sake He coesaeas
4rlir h4--sren ne no Il have treu nast oRpotiane,
Is surlaa autt bY 4ro vr IVcatIuu Of American IN
zsnuus We sslIie 20 GAYS N1ztgntfB. which
las been esBihsel - some days past tn tbs ely.
b. the iugulaE o. wheel, g" aeh auN eihid Ca do.
cascoans aae UaurI III, aH3 caaYcued at once INTO
the most teaa,t5H 50 for tr needle OF looai. Al
uho haze seen =. lase ZEN struck With 'he ea'c'
resuafFy ag- fesa.f 81 - operation. sui ihe ne.