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Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29


Eggs as a Remedy. THE white of an egg is
said to be specific for fish bones sticking in the
throat. It is TO DO swallowed raw, and will car
ry down very easily and certainly. There is an
other fact touching eggs which it will be very
well to remember. When, as sometimes by acci-
dent, corrosive sublimate is swallowed the white
of one or two eggs, taken Immediately, will neu-
tra!ize the poison, and change the effect into that
of dose of calomel.
We know Of several other facts touching eggs"
They make excellent egg nogg Ton, and Jerry. and
''can be taken" boiled, fried, or poached. Try them.
SANDWICH Isiands.-We gather item sufficient from
the following extract warrant believing that the
British Government has idea of dsgorgng the Sand
wich Islands. The British Minister acknowledges that
seizure these Islands unauthorized act but
ne docs not say that his Government will abandon them;
but merely that "Her Msjcsty's Government win
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29
For the Arkansas Intelligen
BAyou MEsARp. NrAn FoRr GIssox

Messrs. Editors:-l herewith send you
Of an "order'' by Col. Davenport, Comma.
Fort Gibson, relative to various matters con-
ed with that post; and although l have not
to give it that attention at present which 4
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

Oh the riehest-PREss1EsT TYLER.-We are sorry TO
learn that the President has been greatly atgued by
his Journey. The immense of frcemen that ha yc
every where paid their respects him. and the en- thu
siastic greetings of hamets. Villages and cities
would necessarily affect the strongest constitution II
exhausted in the course of his the east that
he returned ashington, without extending his Jour
ney far he had originally
nion.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

Getting skeptcdL-lna late article Miller says: .sGe,
ready, and If Christ comes, you will be glad and
joice and II he does not come, then wait til
he
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

make due inquiry into the proceedings which led to IT,
We all know that the British Practice invarablyi th
proverb, :" Keep what you have got, and get ~ 70
can" E
The Madisopian publishes letter from ..r.
Fox to Mr.. Upsher relative to the late seize.s ol
the Sandwich Islands. We publish portion Of it.
WASHINGTON, June 25, iS4S.
Sir: Her Majesty's Government, presie'oely "a
the departure from England of the l-st steatn
packet, had already received information, thoagh
not officially, of the provisional occupation OF m
Sandwich Isla nds, in the name of Grent BritihN,
by the officer commanding her Majestyb e11F
.Carysfort.'' IN
am directed by the Earl Of AberdeiS stan
10 YOU, for the information of the Cove sol
the United States, that the occupation o a
wich Islands was an act entirely unaut - g.
her Majesty's Government; and that VT =.
practicable doiay, duo inquiry will be.e1.s,
the proceedings which led to it. utt
Another Extraordinary Trot-The ..tpe~ ~
ed into fits by Ludy Suffolk and Beppo !-vs
readers to the Spirit of the Times Of the g sbes.
particulars Of this Z" Extraordinary Trot." X, II
Beacon Course, Hoboken, N. j., opposite NcSrfI ~
Tuesday, July 4. ls43-Purse 500. frccs.
ting horses catch weights Mile heats
under the saddle. -, Il
David Bryan's gr. m. Lady Suffolk, l43lbG
Aiber Conklin, ~
John spicers ch. g. Beppo, i35lbs. Joli..e -
Spicer, 30l
Robt. Walton's ch. z. Independence, li5lbs.
Lewis Rodgers, 2333
Time NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

Going 1.-THE Bunker Hill made her last trip from
Chcagoto Buffalo, distance of one thousand miles, in
four and half davs.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

Neutrality.-From Montepideo-When the ANA.
smiled from Rio, the latest advccs from tho river
Plate state that not only had the commanders Of the
English and French naval forces refused
the blockade declared by Admiral Brown of the port
Montevidco, on April lst, but that when Brown at
tempted to attack small island in the harbor of Mon.
tevdeo called Rat Island. (where some npowdcr
stored) CON- Purvs, the English Commodore, compcIl-
cd him to return to his anchorage in the
few days after Rrown again endeavored to get his
squadron under way, but fred at by tho English
vessels, and forced to remain anchor. The last
counts state that Browns squadron still at anchor
in the roads Of Montevideo without any coors
flying the English ships being anchored near them
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

LIE Courier des Etafs Uns says:-' We see in lat
English paper that eight additional Byrons
Den Juan have been found in Genoa
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

Literofure.-The Madisonian announces, Us nearly
ready for the PRESS "a biography of the President,
from the pen Of gen tleman residing in that city, and
g compiled from the most authentic source"-meanng
the President himself doubtless, learn that the
biography has been for some time domicated in the
White House. The Madisonan thinks that that part
of the work relating to the early portion of Mr.. Ty.
lers briuant career will be read with great interest
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

The big snake motehed-A terrapin weighing s40 lbs.
has just arrived Boston from the Gapago Islands
1t to be the largest brought this country.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

Point Prairie, Frdnkiin Co.. Ark, july 30, Is43.
Gentle'nen Please send your paper to NJ. P. Pool
ESQ., and direct it to this office.
If you would take cotton this fall, think you would
get several subscribers in this neighborhood Cotton
delivered at Aldridges gin, will, think, bring the
this winter. If this arrangement will suit you, let
know, and will take some pains to get you sub
scribers Yours with respect, NJ.
Go it friend NJ. we thank you. +" Small favors thank
fully received and large ones," &C. We will only
take cotton delivered at Aldrdges but will be glad
get from any gin in adjoining counties,
the Arkansas river and will give the worth of it in
We hope that all who have not hitherto ia ken
the 1ntelgenccr for want Of cash, will be able
subscribe.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

A question-Danel 'Conncll asks. :. Who calls the
Duke of Wellington an Irshman Z If tigers cub
were dropped in a fold. would it be a lamb ~
Another-The British have taken step of coer-
cion and may not usk what is to prevent them from
taking another? =? May they not send US to the West
Indies, as they have lately emancpaed the negroes,
to fill their places GOOD enough, think, for abo-
litionists.-lEd
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

The end Of the corId ct ksad.-TAc health of
Prophet Miller i recuperating tIook out ye Miner.
.es) He will 30 able to resufke his old busincs.
Of putting an end TO ths world
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

Paddy McKine again.--Murder BY the Seminoles
The Richmond (Ky.) Chronicle Gays: I'VE learn by
private letter. that band of 220 Seminole Indians
stopped at Webbcrs Falls, Ark their way to their
homes farther west, and whilst there, committed some
excesses. and evidenced strong feeling of turbulence
They killed their interpreter and also attempted 10
take the life of their blacksmith, Judge
Now, Paddy, Barney Gilroy misinforrned you. The
" man named Judge" not the blacksmith, but he is the
worthy Agent of the tribe, who is still living, and
amcabe terms with this thrybe
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

l Daniel OConneH dead.-Dicd ON the oath ult, at
the Aims House. New York, foundling child, fou-
| weeks old. named Daniel O'Connell.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

: The '',ealthy. wealthy, and wise," as well a. inva.
lids, are fsckng to tho Magazine Checaa Springs
We hope that some of our friends there will write US
what is going on in /" them diggns,'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

Hung By missake-A man named Johnston was hung
not long since, in Miedgevlle, Ca for the suppose
murder of woman near that place. 1t has since bee
that he innocent; and the murderer still
lives.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

Important runor contraiicted "A friend writes VI
from Washington city, that he is authorised stat
that Bob Tyler does not take pepper sass' upon h
meats at dinner Wcarc happy to hear it, for take
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

Napol--The United States sloop Of war Marion al.
rived At Boston the 9th ut The u States steamer
Missouri sail about the 10Th inst. for the Me5
toranean The brig Boxer e, Mataa.as on the 18th
nt. Tho ship Ontario to sail for Norfolk ON IN.
nth ult The Falmouth arrived at Savannah ON III
10th uit AFTER having aken cruze round the Isle OF
Pines and Cape Ontario.
It has been officially aanounced that David R. Hon.
shaw. Of il appointed Secretary Of Wa.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

l. ststed that the demise Of Gen. Eusts promotes
Lieut. Col j. B. Crane, 9TH Artillery. and Maj. M. M
Payne, 81 Artillery.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

A splendid composition. Charleston Mer
curry says that Bob Tyler has written a letter to Dar
OConne, in reply to one from the Repeal Association
of Ireland. and very complimentary letter it is.
Greens.-The Philadelphia Forum gives the reason.
OF Young Tylers visit to China. 1t says - ho ha,
heard that the locus' will eat mp every thing green
the country this year,
Bob where are you now?" 1t is time to be off,
The National lntegencer. in the course of some re
marks about the pickpockcts who operated in Baltimore
city during the visit of the President, says.-" w,
had " gong of Pckpockets" here since the last ses
sion Of Congress! -"
Yes, ever since 4th March, ~.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

Lursres Of the season.-Ice cream, soda wa&er, and
Lemonade served up in a proper style at Tayoo.
fashionable resort on Main street, in this town.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

Stealing a chld.--In IS4l, half.brced Indian child
was stolen from Washington county Ark, and sold as
slave at Platte in Missouri for $500. By the assis
tance of the county court its distracted mother
cred her child.--RrpubLean.
1t can't be We know every child in the Indian
country.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

A Convention of the officers of the Army and Navy.
and others the promotion of christianity
the several branches Of the public service, was to be
held in New York the 4th ult. Gen. Scott is
pected to preside.
We hope that Elder Scott will send of the Dea-
cons TO his brethren on this frontier
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

Crops are abundant in the Greek country-and peac.
prevails among the people. Not however, respect
to the Cherokees they now smarting under the
wrongs Perpetrated upon them by military usurper
and in a feverish state of excitement.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

Judge UPshur has been appointed Secretary of State
nd interim. against violent opposition from secretar,
Spencer. J. M Porter. Secretary of War; has to ira
vel--burnt brandy won't save iim
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

hsh ctdrs.--At a meeting of the Irish Lords and
Gentry, held ut the Earl of Wick lows on the 18th June
1913 it was unanimously resolved
That this meeting deeply dpores the present alarm
ing state of Ireland.
THAT they consider the mutitudnous asscmblagcs
now taking place in various parts of Ireland to be
gerous to the public peace, and calculated to create
welfoundcd terror in the minds of Her Majesty IS well
disposed subjects of all classes in that country:
(The aristocracy PARTICULARLY
'.That, under these circumstances the undersigned
nobemcn and gentlemen feel it to be their duty to de
clare individually and collectively their anxious de
sire and firm determination to their best exertons
in cooperation triM Her Majsstys Gorsrnent for the
purpose OF uPholding the law. preserving the public
peace in that part of tho United Kingdo and aIlay
ing that dangerous excitement to which they have
ferred."
We have no doubt that these Lords feel it to b,
their duty"to oppose the plbans and sustain Her Ma
Jesty and neither do doubt that Her Majesty ap
proves of their loyal proceedings and the expression
of their noble sentiments
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

Our town presented quite business like appearance,
during the past week. large number Of persons were
in from the country. although they traded upon limit
I'd scale. A few wholesale transactions took place
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23
NEWBORN, WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 1873

flled away, to be burnt at the expiration OF ten
years. The Armory of the Bark contains an
hundred stand of musksts, with pistols, cut,asses.
hand-grenades. &c. &c, and has a night guard
81 strong. In the Office where the Bank notes
are counted INTO parcels, tied with twne and
placed IN pigcon-holes, we found five stald, me-
ihodcal, matter-ot-fact looking clerks, whom you
would trust for their faces. One Of these old
chaps with the precision Of 4" OLD Owen and
the good nature Of 20 Tim Underwater took
his keys and unlocked the repositories OF paper
wealth. The rags" Of each denomination were
in separate parcels. When we came TO the " high
NUMBER he placed four packages in my hand,
and remarked. - you Roic hoid II 0U0. 600 $tcr-
ling in your hand, SIR Yes, | actually was
IN possession of TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, a
sum much larger than the whole estate of John
Jacob Astor! But it all returned to its pigeon
hole, and left me far happier man than those
who are encumbcred with such overgrown for
tunes. Another of the old clerks opened the
golden dormiteries, where repose an endless num-
Der Of bags, each containing eight hundred sover-
eigns. We were next and finally conducted 10 a
subterrancan region enriched by goldand silver bull
ion. Here bars OF the precious metals were as
plentliully hcaped as those OF ron and steel are
in the stores of our friends Benedict, Townsend
and Corning The Silver we did not meddle
with, bat we handled bars Of Gold, each weigh
ing eight thousand pounds sterling, that were
piled in barrow-loads of seventy thousand pounds
sterling each. Much of this bullion recently
received from China, as an instaimem upon the
sum John Bull makes the Cccstials pay for their
obstinate refusal tn take opium The Bank Of
England has now, in paper and specie, nearly
thirty-eght millions Of pounds sterling. There
are eight hundred persons III It's various depart
ments, constanlly employed within its walls.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

~ Caution.-The Travelling Public are cautioned
against paving their fare at Albany or Oca any
put the Cars going West of UTICA there other modes
OF conveyance from that place Rochester Lewiston Mag
ara Falls and Buffalo cheaper and peasant.T As the
agents Of these not permitted 10 enter the Car Houses
along the line OF the Railroad II becomes necessary lar the
Propri,ors Of tse cheaper modes put the
Travelling Public their guard against tbs imPosiiioHs OF
these odious monopohes, by this notice.
Syracuse, Nav 1913. my29 iLaeoh
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

y. HenIfh, An:et, and Comfort.-I h- yiFE.
To- strangers stopping days or weeks The cty, such
are rarely Offered. Il = -lislbS located c AID liry
.t yery near r part OF the cIty, and In Inc I'M
mediate vicinity of the principal steamboat landings Us
apartments convenient and neat while its iable supPed
Guiding ctirsly Animal Food and ;mnlants of all kinds
Earrss moderate and every effort made render Boafd=
comfortable Shower Baths free. Remember 63 Barclay
49,, ~ jy2o 4
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23
Remarkable cure of Hip Disease.


NlEssns SANp,Gent My daughter ased .x years,
attacked with the hip disease when two serS 9d and since
tcn she has been gro, gradually unti recently and
her suffering intervals most palnu 10 behold and
battles al description The head of the np bone was thrown
eutirelv out of place after which matter ruS formed IN Tie
socket o the ont and for man months s
entirely deprived Of all natural rest She w; ednc. to
mere skeleon and very often exclaimed Oh Mother wish
it might please The good Man above TO take M TO hasel
IL was my fcyent prayer her sulengs might br terminated
and my anxious fears removed;
The Almighty has promised be with US in SIX troubles,
and the seventh he will leave i1rsake
put our trust confidence Him; and uuly say 1t
has in the Through Ills blessing
and vnur n,umenality my child lyes-yrs restored 10
perfect health and living monument OF the efficacy Of your
hrstr.stong Sarsararlla We had tra al he remedies
tn cur reach had the bone set had II bIster and
pug.d without effect She commenced p use OF the Sarsa
tarlla in p itst and IN less in week there evi-
dent improvement discharge on from hr hp Joint.
and iey dayS comenGed eia2 and ~ less thin ~ o
sa?4ra she passed large quantities Of Worms, which aided
materially in Fastening the She RAPIDLY improved in
health strength her appetite increased, ad she
tir-v restored and wholly by the of your arsapaa
With the grateful feelings of mothers heart and fathers
Joy we subscribe ourselves yonI itien.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23
scrofuIn Cured OF SIX Years standing.


Messrs Sands Gent-ln the month OF Jun H. lS3 ,Ja as
krl with cganp the stomach indnced oy Sndue
cb.ck oi pcrsprati0n. B timely remedies was relieved,
hn nv vsem had received shock from which did not re-
About I've mortl this, scfoiulOus lump ap-
.a red on my breast which gradually increased TO tne ke ~
l.u's and then became excessively isthluI tIel
different Panaceas without deriving any benc whatever ana
continuing to grow worse, applied to honE"c tsi'
c,n ,.ho left HE urring than he iounh Jhe
scrouIa appeared rGht knee Ho tcIt my iYE
ulcrrltioa rendering for years heipes' GRIPPE, thI
qrast.r part OF the time suffering eHcrucIatu& anguish
now had recourse again the old pracrce cupfcd and
I,rerr,l very severely, but all tone purpose,
then tried the ThO practice with the same result
and now lr.avd Of ever being cured My appetite entire
Iv failed became skeleton, for months could not
,l-u In bed passed the night limRms about the
the moment laid down thu pam became lnsupporabls o-
dine Internally and externally out all IA VAN, dnd n" "
"a add 10 the horrors of situation large tnRot appeared
on the lower part of the spae which b-cane pain:
full ten.r rendering 1!os impossible TO down and
ld--paictd Of ever getting well.
Hearing Of the wonderful cures performed By your Sasapa;
rila nv friends Induced NE 10 make oGe Inore.l which
did scarcely daring 10 hope for relief.
Your agent S P Thompson furnished me with th= safsa.
parilla and yh2 asonmen and delight alter 'aks
-w bottles 20 find vas getting well. \ lew more com
pie ted rr cure aud say afn we'll es ;ite s'
IS owe myrestorstion 10 health through the essinS oi
drnce TO your Sarapanat medicine whose virtues s'ou'
be- known throughout the world return you my shEte
thanks and shall always b. happy 10 gave any i'Ee
onto the afflicted oy applying to me sTHmTas = tx B ItR
80 Newmarket-st. ~ III - - vlt.I;cp
By A. B. SANDsa CO, Druggists lGrsnits J buildings
IN Rroadyav corner of Chambers street. Ne" YORK 900
sIsoby A g. D. SANDS, ~ Fult9n strstt and y r:ass
:, iii the principal cities and Chief towns OF ulr l
s Plics 81 per bottle SIX bottles for S. Oricnsl G d3Gu
en- IS De at our sul't. J -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

C,TATE OF NETWORK, ss.-In Chancery.-
aso-. the Vice Chancellor Of the First Circuit.-The
a.hrgtoE Mutual Insurance Company jacob Wester
yelr and others
d viii be sold Public Auction, under the direction
T H. scrber Of the Masters of the Court of Chance
t Roruada in the Merchants Exchange the City OF
ts,wyork by T. Ludlow & Co. Aucticne-rs, The 23th
,Ivsury-sh) day OF August instant twelve o'clock
Ion If thai day, All thO,r twenty lots OF ground
yzs in the 10Th (twsltthl Ward Of the City Of N-wYork
~ e State of New-I ork, which map OF land IN the
i,vq Ward of The City OF New York, belonging 10 the
los biz t-orz- B. Smith, City Surveyor. which map dated
SyY 0rk September }0h, 1890 and filed the Office OF the
REGISTER OF the Cry aad County cf NewYos, beng No 81
- . maps the known and numbered follows
nm y-iouT t+i twenty-five i=-t 'front.' nnety-eishL
IL MN. inches deep IS liotyve) front and depth 70
tor-si1 front aud derth II foryseyel same front
n -p;h 1913 lone hundred and thrtyegh font aud
dn, $50 lone hundred and thy-nne) same front and depth
Iia fpr hundred and forty front and depth IA one
d sad sigh,s-ul roGr and depth lle Zone hundred and
.re4 front aHt depth l29 zone hundred and w enty
front and depth III lore hundred and twenty same
font aud Depth III Tone hundred and eventoue) twenty
- front and about eighty and half fe d-ep az Tone
hundred and seveatseyen trout and eighy-t"
- dp T3 (one hundred and ythree same front ana
;phtrour feet deep IA Tone hundred and SaIn=
from. snd eghyiz feet deep, Ire lone hundred and seventy
n sane and yye feet deep, ls0 Zone hundred
Tone hundred and eghty-one front aad about ninety
shr feet deep H2 one hundred and elghtYo sane tFon'
md ore hundred and feet deepnDa,ed New AN
gust 7th 1873 iHOhAs ADtD,lS En.tr :; Tb.-.sr,-
| C.S. Woodruff. Solicitor ea' ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23
WILLIAM s. BAILEY.

We the subscribets beng neghbors William and Sarah
Bsev know the above relation tsI c ld and
the cure performed by Sauss Ssaara 70 be- stTIcy rue.
John MYERS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

INDIA RUBBER HOSE FOR CROTON Wa
TER-The public respectfully invited TO eranline the
article by the ubscber The superiority Of
nta Rubber hose Is already we'll known and while he does
go pretend 10 IS bssT Than any other he
uy equal aud 10 bear the pressure the Crolou Water IL
much souttr than the generality of this kind OF hose, and
sold AZ low prices a tlr discount made Plumbers.
c. L. ROSS, ia Maiden Lane,
ielOtf between Pearl and Warer,trscts
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

CHEAP HARD WARE AND HOUSE FUR
u NISHING ARTICLES.-The Stock of the Store, y o.
3s Grand street. offered for sale Al reduced prices as e
concern about being closed. --M- .a12 ~
DHUBARB-e0 cases PRIME E. / Rhuoalo fof
sale bv GRINNELL MINTUBS co.
sAe w rs Southst-.et
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

DCA6D-S2 pcy week, at ths Manhattan House :,
y Tor you's friendly Temperance! who here are
At! With itymtu and Others of the Learned professions
Its artists, sc. 6S Duane-stree;, Broadway aud
hc t.gk. jy?f lm~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

EssEy, Cosv., July 25 1879.
overhested and directly after exposed was eled with Sc
cold, which deranse the whole system Purple Or vid
head the symptoms bens rmlug, physician called
who scrbed bisterng and ecng. winch produced par
al relief Hard hony humps iome, the skin
parts OF the body and the Doctor pronounced complaint
hereditary Scronla now 70: the first time developed Ihe fol
loving winter my sight failed in both eyes medical aid was
again resor which relieved my sghdntn the summer
began to increase IN slze aud s "hor body rap
tly enlarged with dropsca swelling The nose grew
very and pfolsel the loathsqmr sub
staric.. Ny whole involved disease the Jumps
now broke out on t4 legs and complete my misery, the
muscles and contracted that 'endsred nearly
helpless remained h ii;t0 change ~ hls condition un
last October, when suddenly seized with IN indescTiba
Ole sen:oon which rendered me- eagy & and 4 M
OF my sulternS bc from this recovered only 10 siHeI
on the ulcers had become continuous sore entirely r'"
Il this condition comnncet ne use OF your INV a.
uabe sarsa ara winch induced 10 use from The miay
remarkable cures saw pubshfd ~ came 10 ms a, some
Inen heard it mentioned impressed fully with The be-
my pains grew easier the swelling OF the body and limbs Went
down. the ulcers heanc and frstd veil Alte
ai how grateful DO feel De able add another e,tnouai
Nj hea m is restored and have walk fonr mile without
nconyenience surerintend my family atm5s a" ~ -
this public Mt from deep OF dqty dre 70
you means the hands OF God OF rstorI GLOW NOR
ia. es ifEm @ Rs'tr ay yfSsL ie Lod % e '4f o" a
1Gf 3 to sh @ slon XSHb f snJ sce TO sf M RI would
say Do despair; for however desperate ou case @ D.
surely hay. an ando at &
Nlidllesex Co ss-Essex Conn. J0y q, ,l8i3Persolly
appeared the aboyenansd Moussa Simnons and ads oat
to the facts eo"aeH Il % ihs tSSI9T r c d & f E % @
we the subscribers being personally acquainted VIII sic
Mon,a Simmons do not hesitate TO say that We h
so1G eo1rnes .ns"eH' RtBT Pos Dcon Bsptt Church
H.s HsL :! HA{RfE, ht}i S,aF Ms'csa9ii s3 dentist,
A F. WHiTTEAlOKt., Post Mas ter.