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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-04

PHAREs AT FANAUx.-LIeHT HousEs.-We have
received through the French Consulate, from the
Minister Of Public Works, a table Of al. the light
houses on the coast OF France II is Of great value
to all seataring men
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o. NO HIGHER RECOMMENDATION OF THE
Genuine Extract of Sarsapara prepared by the College
OF Medicine and Pharmacy be given than that con-
of the Materia Medica, recently published =
This article has been prescribed in chronic rheuva
tsm-i in obstinate cutancous eruptions-n indolrt
ulcersn glandular aections-n diseases of the bones
attended by dull aching palms, umors and
OF the feshand has prorcd usiabIe remedy and has,
sometimes Effected where other alternatives have BEEN
long administered in rain, and when the diseased state of
the system has been Of many years dur alton In The alter
treatment Of syphilis and in tchere mercury has in
iousy aecfed the system possesses po,oers not hitherto
Observed in any other AZ fieie of the Maferi4 Medica
Sold in SINGLE BoTTIEs, at. .... rs cents each.
In CASES HALP-ApozEN BorrLEs 50 So
90.
Cases forwarded to all parts OF the Union
N. B.4 uery liberal discount to ,oholesae
By order of the College,
w. 8. RICHARDSON Agent
Principal office Of the College, 81 Nassau st. MY
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aU- The New YORK MIRROR of this week is 60
ing to have a plate. Very much wanted there
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FROM THE NoRTH.-We are indebted to Palm &
Clapp's express for late northern papers.
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MORE DEFhLcArIoS.-Chares King, in flaming
postscript last evening, announces the discovery of
another defaulter, ocofooo. No doubt oft. There
are hundreds of defauters in banks, coroorations.
and in public employ, not yet found out PRAY.
Charles, what do you think of John Duer and his as.
soclates in the Baltimore Trust Company What
would you call their operatonsl Do tell.
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NAvM.-It is officially announced that the Presi-
dent OF the United States has approved the sentences
of the Court Martial cashiering Commander Charles
L Williamson and Midshipman Charles Weston
Midshipmen A. G. Rhind, William Read Low, and
John II. M. Madison, have had their sentences of
dismssion comnuted to public reprimand, and put
ting hack one wear in their examinations
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Mr.. WKBsrER's LEvKE AND SPEECH TODAY MIR.
Webster arrived yesterday in town from Boston,
and will see his friends to-day, between III and
o'clock, at the Governors Rooms of the City Hall
On the opening of the levee, he will be addressed
by the Chamber of Commerce, to which he will
reply in brief but spirit stirring speech.
We have made arrangements TO report this speech
as soon as practicable after its delivery, in EX
IRA HERALD. speech of sin from Mr.. Web
ster is gem, and must be reshed
COLTS CAsE.-The application for a Writ OF
Error, IN Colts case, was denied yesterday by the
Chancellor, he declaring that justice, to be worth
any thing, should be speedy and certain. No further
legal proceedings can take place, and the sentence
OF the Judge must either be carried into effect or
be commuted by the action of the Governor.
We understand that great efforts are making to
procure pardon-and that long petition is now
before the Governor, signed by Dudley Selden,
James Watson Webb, NJ M. Noah, Moses Y.
Beach. and such like persons. The probability is that,
from the influence exerted, Colts punishment will be
changed to imprisonment for life, or for term Of
years. Luck is every thing in such things. When
Murphy, the poor rishman, took the life OF his wife,
in drunken and insane fit, mourning over the ia
tally till his death, no mercy was shewn him-he
was executed promptly. He humbly acknowledged
his crime-and did not treat the Judge or Jury with
impudence. The petition of clergymen to commute
his punishment had no effect. Colt, however, Is al
together different character, and doubt he will
be pardoned to certain extent His system of
answering dun and paying debt was novel-a
new mode of reputation with vengeance-and
deserves special attention and mercy
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ton county, arriving at Albany, found his cough SO
bad, he thought he should not be able to come to New
York friend advised him to try Sherman's Cough Lo.
zenges he lid and box had nearly cured him. he
came to the city purchased his goods and called on Dr.
Sherman his warehouse LOG Nassau street. and proc
ed agency for his town, and said he could sell any
quantity Of such good medicine Guthrie stanwx Hall
Albany is agent.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDENr.-Alexander
nrysdae Attorney of tho United States for &c orgia
in the place of S. Cohen, resigned. =
Alexander Waugh, Justice of the Peace in the
County of Alexandria, in the District of Column
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The RAILROAD COMPLETED TO CUMBERLAND The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was completed toCum-
berland yesterday evenng-making an unbroken
line of us miles. This morning at O'Clock the
president and directors TO leave this city for the
purpose of passing over for the first time the entire
road to Cumberland. The trip thither will be made
in nine or ten hours. On Saturday next the road
will be regularly used for the conveyance of passen
gers, and on Monday for merchandise: A long
stride westward is t'lus taken-and Wheeling is
now brought within some thirty hours and Cumber-
land within ten hours of Baltimore Amer. Of
TUESDAY,
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03- THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE
For the of this medicine see an important
advertisement headed Private Medical Notice."
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New London.

Correspondence of the Herald.]
NEW LONDON, Oct 81, 1912.
The Baptist Chwoh-Eldcr S,can coming to his
STANDARDIZATION of Facts stamped ,cith the I'M
press Of Persecution and compared With the Pusec-
ton of Daniel, &c.
T" Slave to no sect. who takes private road
But looks through nature up to natures God
Learns from the union Of the rising whole
The first, last purpose of the human soul,
And knows where faith, law, morals, all began
All end in love of God and love of man."
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. Esq
sensible change has been effected in the affairs
of the Baptist Church. sicne the appearance OF the
utimatum and the Herald. Elder Swan has put on
his coat, and begins to think seriously of the matter
The tone of his language is much altered, and he
seems to think that his success in staving up New
London is now sure, since by persecution so many
Of the human race have been exalted. He takes
new courage, and like the prosecuted saints of oden
time, girds on his armOr, ready and willing to sub
init to just DEGREES. He fances that the people of
New London, have got goodly share of the devil
he can stave them up, and make them better me n.
He, as yet, however, can boast of but little good
lie heslates not In prOnOuncng sentence of damna-
ton upon ALL whether professors or sinners, that
have not been, and are not baptsed by INNER
sion-as this he considers the only true method of
redemption. We are led to believe that he, in con
sldering what he has said, and which now appears
in print, has come TO the conclusion that it is not
quite all OF it gospel preaching AS to preaching the
gospel, the duty OF every preacher Is TO preach
good will and glad tidings 10 all men'-and this
he has not done. We think he is now doing rather
better, and hope in our next to be able to quote a
sermon from Elder Swan, which has not been
equalled since the days of John the Baptist. Sue
cess to him-may he break down the partition walls
OF Satan in this lower world. In haste,
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90 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE rROMIsE
made in this paper on Tuesday last resume the publ
cation Of the letters addressed to Dr. Wheeler
certain very extraordinary made by him in his prac
tice as an Ocust which, think will 90 yery far 10
prove that in that particular branch Of Medical and Sur
gical science, he his unequsled this continent ::
IT, New YoRx, aOth May, 1912
To DR. WHEELER, Oculist,
80 Greenwich street.
DEAR SIR
your ability of doing much good amongst the
with bad eyes for have known numerous cases Tn have
pesn under YOU Chat considered to be hopeless by
otner medical mem to have been totally cured by YOUR
treatment and the case OF my child is Sufficient
proof your skill in such cases. for when put under
she had been blind for time from the ScrofuIous On
thamia and in less than three weeks you her
sight and am happy to say she continues quite we'll
and refer any one to me. am, F-'A 'A''
Yours, gratefully and Obliged
SAMUEL L. JONES,
% Moore street.
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New York AND ERIE MISUNDERSTANDING to
the bylaws and regulations of the New York and
Erie Railroad Company, adopted by its Board of
Directors in lS4l, the election for directors of the
company shall be held at their office in New York,
on the second Tuesday of October in each year
the polls to be open at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon
and continue open till o'clock in the afternoon.
notice appeared some days since on the last
page OF a morning city paper, announcing that the
election for directors would be held not hereto
fore, but on the Nth of November, fro" ls to u
clock, one ,choe hour instead of three.
On the 18th ut: well written and we'll founded
article appeared in the Morning Herald, impugning
the motives OF the present Board in making the
change; when 10 on the 9th, (the day after,) this
notice appeared syy altered to the lSh as the day
on which the election is to be held. The stock
holders are to draw their own differences from these
transactions. Appearances, however, are demon
sratiye OF determination to "head Off the honest
stockholders. There must be something &C rotten
in Denmark" a fear that some nefarious transac.
tons will be exposed, made public by new board
q" Piermont Dirt "Monsey," Ramapo," or
other stations on the line Of the road "cant say"
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W-"THE TO MIC MIXTURE."-This grateful and
powerful restorative and purifier Of the blood now very
extensively used by the most eminent practitioners In
all dyspePtc cases in diseases resulting from debility in
body, and in the shattered condition of the system pro-
duced by the abuse omercury, this a most sautary
remedy Sold at 81 per bottle In OF half dozen
bottles SIS.
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent
Principal office Of the College of Medicine and P6arma
cy, 81 Nassau st.
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ORCHARD STREET.

1.-The Great Tent.
2-Mr.Miers Tent and Head Quarters of the Preachers
3-Grea Cooking Tent and Head Quarters for Eating
and Drinking. I'D
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90 IMPORTANT ANNoUNCEMENT-TheC Col
mSSne and Pharmacy. established for the Sup
beg to inform all persons DESTROYS
Oh optang medical advice that RENTING the sum of
one Win statement Of their case they will be
supplied with one dollars worth of appropriate medicine
and letter OF advice containing directions as 10 diet
regimen, &c All letters must be post paid Address
Principal office ofthe College of Medicine and Pharmacv
81 Nassau street, N. Y.
The CONSULTING PHYSICIAN isday in attendance q, the
private consulting rosms Of the college. Hours from no
SURGICAL CAsEs.-The COLLEGE have also engaged
the services Of one Of the distinguished opera
tive Surgeons in New York, and are therefore pre-
pared to receive and treat surgical Squirting ca
taract and all diseases Of the eye requiring operation
structure of the urehra.calculi in the
tdiseases OF the joints and of the spine will be par
tcularly attended to- The fees will extremely mode
rate. Patients who desire will be visited at their own
houses after operation
By order of the College
gHt w 8. RICHARDSON, Agent
Principal land only Office of the College of Medicine
andiPharmacy, 81 Nassau st. New York.
90 THE FRENCH ANTIPHLOGISTIC MIX
TURE" is safe, speedy and eiectua remedy for all
unpleasant discharges from the urethra whether the re-
suit Of disease weakness This medicine been pre-
pared this country under the direction the College of
Medicine and Pharmacy and is confidently recommended
by then as the most useful and ecacous remedy in ali
those cases. Sold in bottles at so cents each.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal office of the College 81 Nassau st.
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New York, Nov. 2, 1912.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-29
from nsN. M,RS sirLrr.

CAS.NpuGVA, Jgnc 10. / iS
Ge"iismsn Your letter OF 18th (post marked 6thl inst
Inviting me TO with, and address my fellow cner'
l"iI To tsc election of Henry CLAY 10 The Presidency
tHe 'sd states az city the .2d instant. was
hfoush 10 me ~ the last mail II finds engaged IA
p'es's "Soopsnn. which can put aside but ioT mo
hent I" hsA" nasty answer in the hone that II may hy
securing the outgoing mail You Ietore the appointed
meeting. -
should be proud ard happy To un,e in any Ce,,.l. fy
the advsncement at the vital interest,". of The ,,, h
head that early, able. constant sus hoo.. ~
those interests Ca 'his question my whole hear; Is
Vou ami ii possible, the OF me- .ho,I Il. r.,
on the 2sd-B1t this cannot be- Engagement. a, m,
United states Circnt which sits here week viii moi
allow that gratdcaoa aud must submit the nesc,.
siy which isfbds It,.
Aceep, NV thanks the honor you have done by The
avtsion and the kind terms IN which II Is conveyed
and let tie circumstance under which wrie be excuse
Tor the appearance this sOte and the material On whci
u = written.
Ardcntly hoping that all proceedings NAV be ma ked
by VISION AMI harmony and tend 10 the propotoa OF hs
great and patriotic objects have view have the hon
ps 10 Subscribe myself very respectfully =
Your osS scrv't MARK n SIBLEY
10 JACOB fossr JospA Hor,s Charles Il. Grssar' o. r.
Crs"', and d. <~si's hsw. Esgr. Committee, &c
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he mails free Of postage. All -ther officers OF the
Government who now enjoy the ranking privilege
arc required 10 keep ar account Of al postage pay
b on such of their letters a, relate 20 The bust
ness Of their respective offices; the'e accounts MI
e paid to them quarterly out Of the contingent
und Of the Department 10 which the officers be-
.on-. Members Of Congress are prohibited from
transmitting asy letter or other package other
than such as they hemse!res hare oeeaH0n 10
.cqd. under pena ~ OF twenty dollar. FOR each
IT nee. The party at whose instance the frank
ing VA. done Is subjected to the same penalty, ard
i +. made the duty Of the Postmaster General and
bis Deputies throughout the country, on becoming
acquainted with any such offence. to prosecute the
same.
Foreign vessels are prohibited from earring
letiers from one port 10 another in the United
STATE. under penalty Of $500. All public docu-
rnen,. may be transmitted free of postage. All
private expresses are abolished.
Such are the principal provision. Of ,hi' BILL
We trust thai they will receive some decided ac-
ton at ,ni. session Of Congress.
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Corre.p, !eHce Of Tie Trhure.
Denth Of senator Southard aud Hon. w
-. Hastings.

NssHiS9lON JUN 80
Death has again invaded the Halls Of our Ma
uonal Legislature. and STRICKEN down victim IN
either branch.
Hon. SAvutL l.. SogTHARD. Senator from Y.
jersey. aul until he recent resignation occasoned
by ID health. President pro tenporc Of the Senate,
died yesterday Sunday at Fredericksburg, Va.
lis coleasc, Mr. MiLLLR, announced his death
in the Senate. and paid tribute Of affection and
respect to his memory.
On motion Of Nj. kIsG resolutions adopt
81 to attend his funeral tomorrow (as the remains
age expected to arrive in this city to-day at l.
o'clock, to 20 into mourning ir thirty days, and to
adjourn.
In the House. Mr. ADAMS announced ise death
of his colleague, Hon. WmLIAx SopES las
uNGs Representative frsm the 9th Congressional
District, Mass which took place on the Il III Inst.
at the Red Sulphur Springs, Va whittier he hid a
short time since repaired for the benefit of bis
health. The customary resolutions we're adopted
And on motion of Mr.. BRIGcs the House adj
iourned Argus
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The positions o.; the two forces may be sccnir0m
this map Chcpachet Is lttlc village, contain
ing some 700 inhabitants. abOu, 'ix miles from the
Connecticut line It Is here that DORIS forces
are posted He has not far from 500 mcn under
arms. They have from ten to twenty pieces Of
artillery. mostly ship cannon. iniaercntly moant-
ed. They are mostly ,iN.poundcIs. with one or
two Mines and one twcye-pounler. His cannon
are 50 placed as to command the Two roads on
either side Of him.
Acou'. Ill., which j, only few score rods
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(el)
faeN NON. A. BAsRow.
w.stgx@v.x

WAstuSGTON, june ~, 1872
e. eflemss sincerely regret that The pressure OF NV
odc a duties such that csnsot With proprctv acce u
your very catering invitation attend a meeting TO ~
held the lsd int the City OF Nexiork fsr ID, pur.
po>e pres sng the oi Henry Clay the people
the United States the Wig Cand date Presidency
at the next elcCthn.
NJ can approve. more heartily than DO oi he oh
ect Of mfens, will hereafter alously co
operate with your effort, 10 elevate To the Chief Ma
gsrse, ftc Us..i s.t. ,hat great man OF our roonlrx
soa OF the e., >. Clay. 81 has pre- esB~as auEhes
,cn TOT ui~t 'to-'s gaisa1e public s~fvres rs
he ~ At waste OK t'le &c write one WORD as lS-s
well Arowa y eFeIl ctires Bat eSnfct
close tbs shet letter wiihoA sNying wa tsx ~b,',
re ?rtui e brrf that tAess msy Individuals be-
hnsi,s o. ar party capable Of managing Tie SHIP o
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PHiApELrnIA, June q. 1912.
Iols Nrs Your favor OF the 7th did M
lat evening II would give great pleasure meet the
Wings ga Newly ORR according 70 your sVta,ion thai
NV presence cInd Ihord them aid, hut IL would bc
some evidence of the patriotic cobancy with
which useY have msin siued their princ plcs aud the
prompt gaiiantry which all times however gloomy
unpro.nS has rail- ~ them their post call OF
duty, wuh unsurpassed fidelity Country.
NV engagements here, however. will not permit me 4,
leave home. Asd all do i, from To i.h you
the >acCess well deserve
Yours truly. JOHN SERGEANT
IcoS dcler. Ja,,pA Hors, Caas. NJ a.aa &. r. Crare
~. dustta ustF, EsgrG
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Rhode Isiand-CamP Of the Snsur gents
5000 Wen in the field-voIunieer Com.
pnny from n. York, &c.
PR0WDENcE, MONDAY !; P. n

ThvFlDLNIkf h~iA4dv D. W.
Sach Sabbath yesterday it never ia. been
my lot before to witness in New England. Troop.
we're parading and exercising in ali directions
armed messengers and others could be met with
10 all quarters, and guards postod in several
places. In the afternoon about 500 men were
despatched to Greenyille, about half way between
his city and the camp Of the Insurgest Army, and
by this time detachment Of Ike number have
placed themselves between tbs OF the Dorr par
ty and the Conhecticu, line, (Which j. about six
miles from ChsPaehet,) TO intercept retreat,
should any be attempted ia that direction. | send
you drawing Of the vicinity Of Chepachct, by
which you will perceive the Iu.urgents are posted
upon Arcot', Hill, an elevation Of 90 feet. few
hundred rods OF Chepachet. commanding all the
roads leading to the place. Within three f~Nths
of mils OF the village is = hill $50 high. and
within two miles another high bill, both which il
is tn intention Of the Government forces To oc.
cupy. This morning most of the companie.
marched out of the city, toward the enemy. The
force now in the field i. about 2 900 men. all In
hne. spirits. They have about % pieces Of ar-
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10
TRON GOV. PENNINGTON.

NEWARK, n. June GOTH l.+,
Geatlemsn have received your favor, isvitipg 10
attend meeting the I'D lisL in the CITY OF New York
called for the purse OF nominating the Hon Henry Clay
Us the candidate OF the Wing party Tor the oics vi fres
dent of the United States
Heartily occurring Ia the object You have IN view, and
1,srous o seeing adopted which pro
the OF this distinguish champion of hs
best interests. | should have been gratifed could
have attended yeur meetings but my engagements suc
place out Of power. lhaSe time abandoned
the hope that generous people would Yet do Justice
uniformly devoted 10 every feeling and principle pure Y
American, aud thereby do much honor themselves a,
The, can possibly render To han.
Thanking You for your kindness remain, Gentlemen,
Your very obcdlcnt servant.
WM PENNINGTON.
us''s. Jecob ict0. JoHph Hsis and oti,r, Committee
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state, the present troubled and alarming condition
our Country do not think there ! peculiarly qJah
fed who has such b g claims 70 tha honorable nee
Henry Clay rejoice 10 tti.k that bis opinion ID
echo Of public sentmeN ard believe the " pig
VIII, 10 due time and 10 ti.r way. make known N.
rpnon upon the subject wiih0u The Intervention o Va
.Os Convention. which very ulaie and sonetinrs
very uHiaitlsol mode Of cCuce utr,lng public oqDSh
have The homer ~ be,
viii sentiment, Of y ~ re'peci
Your 0beiient .ervsni
ALEXANDER BARROW.
To Jooob 1oler, Josph HoFs G. W. G-a,o', u. b. ~"'
~. 5astn 1ail.
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from Chcracher. Is shout eighty feet lis& "'d go
this the STATE frrcc, vii be posted. ih- Io.'i''a
command, for the whole range Of csnroa tsc 'ri.-
pike towards Providence. whics = on'l sN'''"
mile. distant, Spring Brook. which j." so"e ~
hundred ward. of. supplies thc bin with ~a't''--
Separated from Acott', Hill 10y a wet ra'l"'' IN
he east j. another Hill, thirty feet ligh; ai 'n
m. west. separated by a sable lard eighty le't
Wild, &. another hin. one hundrci and thirty ic't
in light The ADVANTAGE Of tie regular forces D"
point OF position can be- seen Il glance
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AsorHER MURDER.-Wc learn that a hornd
murder was committed on Saturday evening IN
South seituaie, IN Plymouth County, by monster
named Isaac Leayitt. who, with club and scyths,
murdered the wife Of Otis Knapp, OF that pl.ce.-,
Mrs. X, We understand, has left large family Il
children. Rum the cause of this atrocous
act, the murderer having drank pin, Of that poi
son Immediately preceding the commission Of the
crime. Boston Jognal.
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IRON HoS. CHRIsToPHrR MORGAN.
HousE % HEFHssHSTATfSEs, Jnn- ~ ie'~
Gent@me,. have the pleasure 10 acknoririge ihe re-
ceirf f vonr leer n the 2nh. inviting TO be pr'rn'
Al a ne.iiog OF tie Whigs of <e- YORK
Nv pulc duties hire prevent acceptance oi your hHc
L. L.. f...
yu.apd sefgces OF The ~;a'.Fl ni uir "r'i ~
long life Of eminent nseiulnes' 10 rn'f. % h'Nf I'D
,rsect Amer can ipdustfy 10 ell N branches "l'ul N
.dopon Of such system. It = IN van 70 hope ipT re''
Il NATIONAL OF irdi'dus prosperity. <.,...
A. the ns od of American rt@re'' and he bold fa'',
and sbie champion Of Wing lnscip-. in prosperity snu
adversely, Henry Cay deserve the htbetl H'NN' ID"
nation
Accept gcnuemen, assurances oi ne h.-h f'.7I" q
Iour olcdeni serszat.
CHRISTOPHER NORGAN
Jroob Aclcr En- J.sept Ho1i, k,q Gnt ottf-t coz