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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-03-10

tbs TREATY Although the information con-
tanned in the following note from our Dele
gate, received since the publication Of our last,
from the interst felt in the matter, is probably
known at every 6re-side in the Territory, We
cannot, in justice to it's author, deny it place
in cur columns:
WAsHrNcroN, Feb. Is, l643.
DEAR SIR:-I have the pleasure 10 inform
you that the Treaty with the Sacs and Foxes
has this day been ratified.
Very Respectfully.
a. G. DODGE.
JNo. B. RUSSELL, Editor Herald.
From the delay in the ratification Of the
Treaty, many in our own Territory. who have
well improved farms and sons growing up to
manhood, whom :hey wish to sec provided
with homes in their vicinity. have felt and ex.
pressed no little soliciiude On the subject, and
had almost despaired Of lis ratification; but
our Delegate. Who is always on the alert, has
proved himself capable Of watching our inter-
es.s. During tho present session he has sue
ceeded beyond the expectation Of his mos,
sangoine friends in obtaining approprai-
lions, &c. for which too much credit cannot
be awarded him. The weal,hier portion OF
the old States may no longer dread to eacoun.
ter the hardships incident to a se,,lemen, in
our country. as many who are now comfofta-
bly, situated in the thickly settled portion Of
our Territory will dispose Of their we'll impro-
we'd farms, at fair rates, and again endure the
hardships Of new settlement for the purpose
Of seeing their families well situated. In q
short time the new purchase will bs densely
populated with an honest. industrious, and en-.
,erpriziog people.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-03-10

ILL1No,s.-We clip the following inter
es,ing items from the State Register Of the
22d INST:
ION Saturday last the bill for the CON-
ple,ion Of the Illinois and Michigan canal.
and for the liquidation Of the canal debt.
passed the Senate. with some slight amend
men,s, which were concurred in by the
House on Monday last. This great meas
ure is now, therefore law. Ii will proba
bly, insure the completion Of the canal !;
and that too without the issue Of any fur
Their State Indebtedness. We cannot for>
bear from congra,ulating the people of the
State upon an event SO suspicious TO their
interests.
We learn that Mr.. Holbrook, who has
recently arrived from England, brings with
him ample means 10 resume operations at
Cairo. which will accordingly be resumed
early in the spring. Mr.. Holbrook is now
in this city, and, we learn, has made a
proposition to the Legislature to purchase
the Central railroad from the State: the
amount to be paid in State Indebtedness.
We heartily rejoice in being able TO make
these statements TO our readers. There is
lite doubt of the passage of bill to ena-
BILE the company to purchase the road.
The day Legins to brighten on depressed
and embarrassed Illinois. A few years,
We hope, will restore the State to some
thing like its former prosperity.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-03-10


Courtship is consequence OIL ''yn :'
sin. Adam and Eve did not do any 'a'N
Of the sort There was no blowing !
the light and kissing behind The a'o' ". ",
them--no popping the question OF sSp ..'
wedding cake to the prn'er-''s N N
mother Of the human race wash a." NJ
cate as our modern ladies-she I''su y
am, and said so, and there was an ''u !
it. Now if young fellow loves =, n h
he must be mighty cautious no" !, n' ~, N
her; for if there's any body nlgh O s,]
her, she's sure to faint-of course "'.I)
not be proper TO fall in his arms -"
thing would be highly indecorous'
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-03-10

The CRocrAw TRIBE OF INDIANS i.
The Arkansas Telegraph furnishes, fr,
the Choctaw Almanac, statistics indic,d1
Of the progress Of this tribe towards sisl|
cation. They have printing press i,u|
which they have issued, up to Se?lens
1913, $4,000 impressions, or more hs
three millions Of pages, consisting Of n
lations of books, pamphlets. &c. Ik|
have also contributed $4,000 to the hl|
ding of a Central College. where they d
tend TO complete the education Of The Ch|
taw youth and prepare teachers for y
general instruction Of youth.
Their country is divided into four iii
tricts. There are courts of law in eat|
judges inferior and superior, with all
necessary officers. Religious and'ems
ance societies abound, and trade is cana
on with spirit, The population of hsif|
districts which comprise their terrific!
1900. There are many misslonsr|
among ihom. In uuc dis.r;~t Ahsw n
eighteen. fourteen Of whom aye Of
Methodist Episcopal Churcb.-'Bs|
Atlas.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-03-10

~ We have given the Valuation or Stay
Law entire in to-day's paper. With all the
LEGAL learning and natural wisdom with which
our last Legislature was blessed. we find they
have sometimes run the thing into the ground
The 29th section Of the act under considera-
zion, repeats the entire act Of January 20
1889, under the provisions Of which large
amount Of real estate has been sold, and now
after the purchaser has paid the amount OF the
purchase money, the act is repealed before ac-
cordine to its provisions, little could be per-
fec,ed. The Sheriffs are no longer bound nor
authorized to give the purchaser the title pro-
vided for in the former act. Such blindness
or negligence is vexing.
A Fam Hlr.--The following is fair hit
al some of the innumerable "societies," the
members of which. protesting 10 act from be-
nevolent motives. neglect too frequently their
own household affairs:
"STRlKlNc Mrs. -
said a little urchn, whose linen was IN the
same situation as that Of little Dickey Douot'
wish you would sew up this long hole IN
my ,wosers here. It's cold. and the boys be-
a pulling ont My dear, replied Mrs. s.
why don't you get your mother to do NJ
.Ob!' whimpered the child, Mother says she
hasn', time. She is always busy at the great
Do,cas Society, what sows for the Missiona.
ries, and makes shirts for them to give to the
Hindos-,he poor creatures!"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-03-10

FAIR WARNlNe.-Once more we give notice
10 Bankr"pts who have not yet paid their prin-
tiers fees, that unless settlement is soon made,
we shall proceed to collect of themselves OF
securi'ies. We have been indulgen, TO all and
ia several cases have been reraid in attempts
10 avoid payment by low trickery. We are
compelled 10 have money. and if polite duns
vii, not bring II, we must try what virtue there
is in the law.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-03-10

FEMALE DErAuLTERs.-ll has v .ssl
practice in tie Post Office DeP'. m,.t
appoint the wives Of deceased PO; = r ID
as their successors, in those cases Th;. nj
it was agreeable to the people, . aJ ns
tice has been in operation !, s'. .l., u
years, and the number Of fena's' b
have thus held office is quite la' 'ss,,,s
ring all this time there has mol v Wv I'D
single instance of defalcation anO "s,,,s
Though it is no compliment 70 : !. d
be honest and faithful. (for 'n'' ho,orjI
ter of du,y,) ye. it is especially , "v
to be so amid those times and ,s% y n
in which many fall astray'-N
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-03-10

INDIVIDUAL LIABlLITY.-The Baltimore
Sun. neutral paper states-.s That the
Legislature Of New Hampshire has fully
adopted the individual liability principle
in all corporations, in the State Banks and
all. This is correct and worthy Of exam.
pie. =
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-03-10

INDIANA NoTEs.-Rumors W." e.,,,
10 these notes, with intervals ., ~
days, have been put into c1rcu'. .,oda
portion Of our citizens. Inc ':..usl
these attacks upon the I''iIe ht,,ldl
medium that the administra'o" - ,e,t
it is not our present purpose y r,
or explain. Two days since .. s j
90. up against Indiana paper w.. dsl
ced some holders to sci at ~ ~, d
cent, and with gain to the o1 TO- ,,Ls
same amount. These nose' s ~, "
heretofore in three Of our o'''
Gazette.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-03-10

Col. RICHARD NJ. JoHNsoN.-In reply
10 letter written to him by committee
appointed at meeting of the citizens of
Bedford county, Pennsylvania, OH the 9th
Of December last, at which he was nomi.
mated as candidate for the Presidency,
Col. Johnson has returned decisive an
swe:. lie expresses his acceptance of the
nomination in the following manner !:
Placing myself in the hands Of my fell
low-cilizens, shall endeavor to confirm
and 10 increase that confidence which they
have SO generously expressed in relation
to my services in the councils of our ma
ton and in the tented feld.''
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-03-10

70 The Hons. A. g. DoDoz, Of Iowa. y.
DoDer, Of Wisconsin; Jas. i,ucHArAN II
Pa. and Mr.. BurIrR, Of Kentucky, have our
thanks foy late favors,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-03-10

The BEST JOKE OF THE sh"''
patron gave boy penny II 4:.m .
Years Address. The boy gave ~"
in change!
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-03-10

The Madisonian publishes letter of
President Tyler's. dated Pittsburgh. Oct.
6. 1910. addressed 10 Mathew Roberts,
Of Steubenville, in which he disavows the
constitu.ionali,y Of United States Bank.
The letter was called forth by question
propounded 10 him. as follows; WAre Won
in favor of United States Bank ?'' Gen.
Harrison always declared tina, Bank was
unconstitutional, and no man can show :
line from hin Of different import.-Wa-
bash Express.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-03-10

~ Mr.. Charles Miller Of Dubuque gen.
,leman we'll skilled in the art with an excellent
apparatus, has taken room in the upper sto'
~ of Dr.. Smiths new brick building on Sec
oud street, and is prepared 10 take Daguerreo'
type likenesses in a manner that must prove
satisfactory to all who patronze him. we
would advise the lovers Of the fine arts, such
as wish to preserve perfect likeness OF them
selves for the qualification Of their friends alter
thew have paid the debt Of nature, TO give him
a call. Specimens may be seen by calling at
his room.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-03-10

Federalism has had the government
wears! The +" Godlike" has sa, two ya
a, the helm! And what is the result
First. thirty millions Of public deO'!n1
no credit. and no money! next. ADD
twelve or fourteen millions Of lrean1
notes and interest, 10 be paid in the P'
sent year! next. twenty-five ml|l'"
new appropriations TO be met during Y
present year I! Finally. only about '1a')
millions of income from duties, and w
millions from the public lands, 10 nS|
these (near) forty millions of demands 81 Y
on the treasury during this year. ~
is the state Of the count,y'-'he sas
which federalism has brought Tin W
brief years.-Washington Globe
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-03-10

u The Grand Jury Of Des Mones county,
at the late Term of the District Court for that
county. found bill Of Indictment agains. John
Ross, for manslaghter, in the Bradstreet ARRAY.
Bail was required in the sum Of $4,000. for
want Of which he has his lodgings in the base
mens of the Jail, while the brother, charged
with murder in the same case, has comfortable
quarters.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-03-10

The LAST OF SNYDGR's BRlDcE.-We un.
derstand from gentlemen who have travelled
the road between this place and Iowa CITY,
that since the appointment Of Judge Coleman
as Territorial Agent, his rival for that place,
VIM. B. Snyder. ESQ.,, late Superintendent of
Public Buildings. and at present Supervisor
Of that part Of the road in which the bridge is
situated, has remodelled tina. bridge, bringing
it down to decent height, sc it can now be
crossed with safety and without Inconvenience.
Having SO frequently alluded TO the bridge,
we deem it an act Of justice TO tho architect 10
make public these facts redounding 50 much
to his credit, though we must confess ~ have
SO little regard for the welfare Of ths human
race that rather than make the ameodnIent nm
der such circumstances We would have /. lei il
sweat" even though teams should centinue to
fall of Of il by the dozen. We accord a him
more Of the Christian feeling than - claim
for oursslf. Farewell, old bridgs, Tood bye,
Nj. Snyder.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-03-10

Tho treasury notes unredeemed on the lirs,
Of January, amounted to eli ,os7 ,s7s SO,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-03-10

~ We have received the LIST No. Of The
Miamian, new paper published at Dayton
Ohio, by DeIazon Smith, late co-editor Of the
Western Empire, published in that city. 1t
supports the present administration with grea.
ability. We miss, in the number before us,
such literary selections as rendered the EN-
pire one of our most interesting EXCHANGES
The editor Of the Davenport Gazette says he
exchanges with both Wing and Loco papers,
bu: will not encourage the Tyler faction even
so much as to exchange with them. That's
right, friend Saunders. for Wing; shut out
the light. We readily comply with the re.
quest for an exchange with the Miamian.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-03-10

II About $4,000 were tal'an in at tn
late land sale in Fairfield. We have not learn
ed the amount received at Marion, but we pre-
sumo it will exceed the other.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-03-10

~ The Hon. Silas Wright, Of New York,
in recent letter 10 committee OF TRENDS IN
Ohio. who desired to know if he would accept
of nomination as a candidate for The office Of
Vice President, has declined permitting his
name TO be used as one from whom such
choice is to be made. He expresses his pref
ereoce for Mr.. Van Buren, for President, and
assures the Democracy Of Ohio. that the friends
of the latter in New York will cheerfully a
hide The decision Of National Convention.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-03-10

u President Tyler, on the 18th ult. SUD-
United 10 the House vf Representatives. an es-
innate Of the probable condition OF the Treas
ury for the current year, made out by the Sec
retary thereof, from which it appears that the
revenue will fall so far short Of The necessary
expenditures, that some further provision IS
necessary for keeping the wheels in motion
than have been adopted. We should, under
present circumstances, be not tho least surPri
sed if the President should deem it expedien'
to convene the new Congress.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-03-10
THE Hswksye republishes an article

r+The Hawkeye republishes an article
c,om. The Providence American, under the head
of chang tina. hog" in which the writer has
taken soma pains in reciting circumstances 70
n,ove that but for some difficulty between TWO
oeiqhbors, about some depreciation comm''ea
By a hog, the late war between Great bfl'al"
and the United States would have been AVOID
ed, by refusal Of the United States Senate 70
authorize defence, and therefore Zen. Jackso"
wvsld have had no opportunity Of distinguish
inc himself a, the battle of New Orleans.
which, they assert was the means Of eleva'i"s
him 10 The Presidential Chat. II the state
men,s of the writer be true, it was certainly
very small matter to produce such an impof.
,ant result. and small as it was. il has Afforded
the tory writer an opportunity OF avow1og ms
nriccinles. which are such as should and woc'o
have hung men in the revolutionary war;
They show their regret that the United States
defended herself in the late war, and that they
would rather live under British tyranny than
snch an American President as was General
Jackson. God bless the hog, and hang the
tories, say we.
If the success of our arms at New orleans
did make Gen. Jackson President, it might
have been avoided in another manner. Hao
not Gen. Harrison resigned his Office before
the close Of the war, Gen. Jackson never
would have had the defence Of New Orleans
in his hands, their friend Packenham would
no, have been killed, and such tories might
now rejoice in the reflection that Packenham
had redeemed his promise Of "beauty and
boo,y." made TO encourage his soldiers.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-03-10

~ The editor returned few days since'
having visited Washington. Jefferson and
Henry counties, for the first time. on his tour.
Tn these counties are 10 be found as fine bod
les Of good farming land as in any portion OF
the whole west, and although they have set
tied rapidly since the Indian title was ex'in'
cuishcJ, there are many handsome locations
open 10 settlement. If the farmers ON the rocky
and reproductive hills of the old States were
not blind TO their own interests, these beautiful
rra;,;es would socn blossom as the rose.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29
WILLIAM s. BAILEY,
SARAH BAILEY,
~ rlr-
scrofuIa Cured OF Six Years Standing.

49,
Msssrs. Sands: Gent.In the month of June; 1881 WAS
attacked with cramp the stomach induced By sudden
check Of perspr4tiOn. b. timely remedies relieved,
but my system had received shock from which did rot
cover. About months after this crouious lump ap-
peared my breast which gradually increased TO the ze OF
different Panaceas without deriving benefit Whatever and
continuing grow applied 10 homoTahIc phE,i-
can who left suffering than he lound me. ne
srroula now appeared night knee and ancle; my leg
sweed four It's natural size ana threatened
ulcer ition rendering for helpless cripple tr
prsser part the time suffering eXcrucianR anguish
now had recourse again the old pracce cupped and
blistered very severely but all 10 rurrose.
then tried the Thomsonian practice with the same result
and now desraire being cured My appetite entire.
Ir Called and became skeleton for moahs could
..n in bed but passed the nght nping about the
the moment laid down the pain became insupportable lo
dine used Internally and externally but all aud
70 add the horrors Of my situation large sppsaEed
u and tender rendering II almost impossible 10 SIT down and
despair.d or ever getting we'll
Hearing of the wonderful cures performed BY your Sasapa.
rIa my friends induced me make tGla which
did scarcely daring toh hope for relief
Your agent > T. Thompson furnished me with the Sarsa
psra and what and delight after taking
few bottles, find getting well. A few co m
pls,ed the cure and say well. Yes, after sx
years Of ndescble suffering say ,ce and entrr'
" owe 70 health through the Of Provi
be known throughout the world return You my sncse
thanks and sh, always De happy TO give any farther
ton the afflicted by applying to me at ny resdenep
% Sewmarket.st. hOS.As D. Da,ior s.1
bv A. b. SANDS CO, Druggists Granite bniih'ass,I s"I
"a Roadway corner of Chambers street. New-foIE E
sjso br A b. SANDS 70 Fulton and y ;, rs,
Broadway corner OF Market sreet also SOLD Oy of he e
Pres 81 per bottle SIX bottles for S. orsn.i docu
r,e,ts be
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29
AUCTION SALES.
Josiah Richards, Auctione.r
" HaNGS, RICHARDS & PLATT.-Store
,,.c,, -IHESpAY, August %

REGULAR NEW.YORK FAT franz SALE
THIsrY-EIGHTH NEw-YoRx Ts.py S.InNs.s,.Iosu~x
Of this imP9Itan; sale Of looks. P1PER, STATfOSE-
RY. STEREOTYPE PLATES, BiNDERS;LEATH-
R snd CLOTH Ac&c COW published r.ady for de.
livery.
The sale viii be commenced Monday Morning Ausu,t
2S;h at O'Clock with STATIONERY and will include
several sni valuable invoices Of ecen,ly imported
gslsh s'd Fench Satonrry as9 large INVOICES Of Blank
Gooks Quills Steel Pens Scaling Wax and Writing Inks,
Visiting and Plyn: Cards FooeIP, Letter and Billet Pa
r"r oioc and Narer do Clti,.y Iced Pencils ard ere-
-0t Leads every vsriey o Forsign and Domestic Sta
"rery; also extensive of Coloed Skyes Goat
Morocco Rn>>'a Letrr, rsii,h ld american Sheepskins
Book Stl:sss, sc.
BOOKS.-.he sale II Bool> will be commenced Tues
d Norm wi Lea \ l.cad,s in,oes, and followed
by arge nd om -arly all OF the pr,nci-
"a publ hsiS IN tn, lGi'e5 >t.:es
STEREOTYPE sLAIES The Catalogue also eansrs'
cs lumber ei SETS valuable STEREOTYPE Plates, udnS
hose Of Homes int"ductioa 2Nois. $40; Dicks Theolosy
vols G,o Godmas Nafur,l History vols Sro: Phsdel
p fe-TI Bible Homes ad 20 Is lSno: The Stereotype
rl'S belonging 20 the estate Of the late No,h Webster de-
ceaSei, nc. SC.
Supplementary Catalogue embracing additional Invoices
VIII = issued the first Of sale Invoices 10 DE- M
serted should be ed by the 23d Of August. al which
tineit vii! be put 20 press.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
3 volume of the Newly oTk Price Current and ShiPpirx
L:S:, from Ss9 10 lssi, inclusive, folio, bound
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29
Two Volumes In One.

~ Literature profane and sacred will be here united with
the arts printing aud engraving produce one OF The most
valuable and interesting works Issued from the American
pres Commentators oriental Travellers and
Biblical critics of the greatest have been extensively aud
carefully consulted preparing this work. The Editor
trusts when published will be found worthy of the patron
age Christian pastors instructors and parents oil all denom-
nations and we'll Calculated under the Divine blessing to
enlishten the understanding purify the heart and that
knowledge by which may obtain happiness in this world
and eterna! salvation in that which is
ROBERT SEARS Editor, l22 Nassaust.
NJ Acents-r.ponsble wanted 20 sell the above
work in every aud village throughout the T. States and
British North American PROVINCES For partlculars, &c adj
Iress ros-uaid T.. WALKER; s. co.
iy /; lm.oI ThSSM. Ia Fulton.st. ny forli
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29
BROTHER JONATHAN For Uuy %

ms very rch number containing large amount of
zines. "e -e
ANON. other interesting matter are
IN ELpER-A continuation of this capital story by
The Nights OF W woMEN-M1s Ea.nhan,s Reply 10
Mr.. Meals Answer efi' ~
LINES TO LAlDA-A Poem By c. DONALD McLrop.
Esq.
The PRAIRIE AND THE swAMP-An Adventure
in Louisiana.
The Two HEADs-An exciting story
HANS X, huDNER, OF The Figure OF Wine-A story Of
tersst.
LETTERS TO MY COUNTRY CoUsIN-A Po-
THE MERCANTILE CLASS IN ST. PETERS
Bl RG.A very Interesting extract from kohl,s Russia
EDWA ARD EFERETT-An estimate OF his Character
and Genius, by JOINS NgAL
Martin Lhu1zewi;.' Controversy az Episcopal Church,
OGe Word More Punchiugs from Punch, Literary and
Theatrical Notices, Miscellany. Editorials, SC. &c.
WILSON y CO. l52 Nassau-stre2t
Jy2S2t Publishers.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29
CAST IRON FOUNTAINS.
D. L. FARNAM, 2lg gWATER-sTREET, NEW
MANUFACTURED BY

Th-se FOUNTAINS pre-
GENT a style Of beauty no; sur
passed By any OF Marble in
this country or in Eurore.
For their superior ad'sntA'
ges over Marble, as to durs'
biIity, wi,hstandins Frost u'e
,ritiipg expense Of keeping
their beautiful white appear.
ance from year TO year, ana
the comparatively low 9f'e'
at which they can be INTRO
daced into our pleasure
Srounds, adding 10 health,
Comfort, and eajoyment-,hs
am.ricsn Institute awarded
a GoLp MEDAL 70 the MANY
S,c,urer. e S jy29 ineod
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29
MARRIED,

July 81 by Rev. William NJ. SulwelI, hlr. William
july 27 Mr William Depew to Miss Ann Eliza sonson'
sd.s, daughter Of Dr. c. Dickinson
July u, Mr.. Reuben c. H4llett to Mass h1cns
daughter Of the late Richard Moran all OF this CITY
Al Brigb,on Mas. July 90 Mr.. Marshall Smith, oi
Wsl,ham, TO Miss Caroline F. Fuller. Of Needham.