davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-04-06
NUMB Err s..

Such was The force Of the explosion
hat the slarboarJ and Iarboard bulwurks
were literally shattered, md that par, Of
the gun described was blown into twenty
or thirty pieces besides the two principal
section.
Judge Wilkins was only s9yod by a
witticsm Of his. lie had tukeFsiir siand
by the side Of Gov. GiImrr, but some re-
marks falling from the lips of the latter,
ard in perceving that the gun was about
to he fired, exclaimed, "though Secretary
of War, | don't like this firing, and be-
Iieye that shall run" So saying he re.
treated, suiting the action to tho word,
aud was saved.
The President himself had taken his
position but a few minutes previous, pre-.
cisely where Gov. Gilmer was killed but
or some reason or other went aft, and
was thus providentiaIIy saved.
The most heartrendng scene, howev.
er, was that which followed. The two
daughters OF Mr. Gardiner, Of New York,
were both on boarI, and lamen'ed the
death Of their father, while Mrs Gilmer,
from whom they in vain attempted to
keep the dreadful news Of the death Of
her husband. presented truly spectacle
fit TO be depicted by a tragedian
There she sat on deck, with her hair
disheveIed, pale as death, struggling
with her feelings, and with the dignity Of
a woman. Her lips quiveriug, her eyes
fixed and upturned, without tear, only
the corner little moist, solilyquising;
"Oh certainly not Mr.. GiImer cannot be
dead! Who would dare to injuIe him?
Yes, oh Lord, have mercy upon me! Oh
Lord, have mercy upon hlm!n and then
stllI more apparently calm and seeming
to he collected with the iuries tearing her
heart within. 81 beseech ye, gentlemen,
TO tell me where my husband ISL"
con, i'm ossible !--impossible!--a he,
can he, be dead?-impossbie,n
Here MT. Senator Rives, of Virginia
drew near.
Come near, Mr.. Riyes,' she said, in a
soft whisper, which rescmbIed Ophelia's
madness, "tell me where my husband is
tell me whether my husband is dead.
Now certainly, Mr.. Rves, this is impossi-
bIe-is it not so?" Mr.. Rives stood
speeches., the tears trickIing down his
cheeks. 81 tell you, Mr.. Rives it is inn
possible" she al mos. screeched, and then
again moderating her voice, snow do,
Mr.. Rves, tell his vile whether her hus-
band lives" Here several ladies' ex-
claimed, 20 God grant that she may DO
,bIe 10 cry. 1t would certainly relieve
Ter some. Ii not she must die ola bro
zen heart
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-04-06
From the National Intelligencer
THE QUESTION DECIDED.

The question the right of members
OF the House of Representatives, elected
contrary 10 law, 10 hold their seats in
that bod having been decided in their
favour by the House, the members thus
elected will retain their seals, the Con.
siltutlon and the law to the contrary not
wlthstandng The question, however,
though thus decided, is not settled, but
will be appealed from to the tribunal of
The People, concerning whose judgment
thereupon we cannot allow ourselves to
entertain a doubt.
Ol the merits and constitutionality OF
The law OF the Congress-, which the
House OF Representatives has ril den over
and lrodden in the dust, we have already
heretofore delivered our opinion, with the
grounds of it; and on that head we have
nothing TO add.
Bnta doctrine has been set up during
the debate on this question, and has been
made the ground OF decision against
the law, which, although not entirely
new--lor we have before now seen and
ict i IN the Governmlnt--is not only
contrary TO the spirit Of the constitution,
but has been signaIy condemned and re-
probated by tho brightest judicial tribu-
nal of the country. We refer to the pre-
tensions setup for the House Of Repre-
sentatives, under its power TO Judge .ofthe
elections and returns Of It's own members,
Of a right to 60 beyond the law under
which an election has been held, and
decided upon the degree in which the law
IS to be obeyed or disobeyed; in other
words assuming the judicial functien)t TO
BAY regard and respect 10 only so much
j any law as suits its pleasure. This is
he very power claimed for the Executive
md acted upon under the administration
i Gen Jackson, viz: that the President
) bound to obey the Constitution ol the
Jnlted States only as he chooses to I'M
erstand il, and 10 obey the laws only as
9 chooses 70 expound them. AS did the
,xecullve then, SO does the House or Rep
ssentatlyes now, take upon itself 10 act
ldependently Of the law, under the as.
lmplion, groundless and prepos,orous
u Is, Of right on its part 10 deter.
line, not whether the acquisitions Of
~ have been complied with, but
neither OF not those acquisitions Of
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-04-06
THE LIBERTY ADVOCATE,
rs PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY ny
AUGUSTUS w. FORSYTHE.

u TERMS-1hreo Dollars II paid in advance
IL Five Dollars at the end Of the year
X Advertisements inserted at One Dollar per
aanare item lines or less) for the first insertion
Ia Fifty Cents a square for each continuance.
III sdvertiscmcnts not marked with the number
ia insertions, will be published ill forbid, and
sharged accordingly. Payment to be made when
III advertisement is left for insertion, or on de-
and.
N Articles OF personal nature, whenever ad
aaitted, will be charged at the rate OF Two Dol
tn for every ten lines, for each insertion, and
AAyment required in advance.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-04-06

round rs guard 10 his person and the
sacred emblem.
The eagle eye Of Corles no sooner Eel
on this personugc. than it lighted up with
triumph. Turning quickly round to the
cavaliers at his side, Inong whom werc
Sanfoyal, OIil, Alvoino, aud Avia. be-
pointed out the chief, cxclaimins, ''Fhere
IS our mark! Follow aud support mel
Then crying his war-cry, Huj striking hl,
IRON heel into his weary steed, be plung
cd INTO The thlckesl Of the press. Hi,
enemies fell back, taken by surprise and
dannied by leroclly of the attack. Those
VINO did NJ! were pierced through with
his lance, or borne down by the weight Of
his charger. The cavaliers followed close
IN the rear. On they swept with the fury
OF thundcrboIl, cleaving tho solid ranks
aShnder, stfewing their path with The dy-
ing aud the dead, and bounding over eve
ry obstacle in their way, In lew min.
uteS they were IN the presence Of the In
dian commander, aud CorteS, overturning
his supporters, sprung forward with the
strength of lion, and striking him
through with his lance hurled HIM to the
ground. Ayoung cavalier, Juan de SaIa-
manca, who had kept close 20 his generals
side, quickly dlsmounlei and despatched
the fallen chief. Then tearing away
his banner, he presented it 10 CORES, IS
trophy TO which he had the best claim 1t
was all the work of ii moment. The
guard, overpoN cred by the suddenneSs OF
the onset, made little resistance, but, fly
ing, Communicated their own pinic tn
their comrades. The idings Of the loss
soon spread over lie field. The Indians
filled with CONSERVATION, now thought
only Of escape. In their blind terror,
their numbers augmented heir confusion
They tramped on one another, iancyiug
il was The enemy IN the rear.
The Spaniards and rlascalans were no;
slow in avalIIhg themselves Of the mar
veltous change in their affairs The ia
tigue, their wounds, hunger, thirst, ali
we've forgotten IN The eagerneSs for ven
geance; and they followed up the flying
foe, de allng death at every stroke, aud ia
king ample retributlon for all they had
suffered in the bloody marshes Of Mexico.
Long did they pursue, till, the enemy ha
wing abandoned the field, they returned
'ated with slaughter TO CLEAN The booty
which he had lett. 1t was great, for the
ground was covered with the bodies OF
heir chiefs, at whom the Spaniorls, in
bedience to the generals instructions,
ad particularly aimed; and their dresses
isplayed all the harbaric pomp OF orna.
nen,, in which the Indian warrior de-
lghted When his men had thus in4em-
lied themselves, in some degree, for
heir late reverses, Cortes called them
gain under their banners; and, after
tfering up grateful Acknowledgements 10
he Lord OF Hosts for their miraculous
reservation, they renewed their march
cross the now deserted valley.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-04-06


Though every one has heard OF the sad
and melancholy explosion on The Prince
ton, they cannot be uninterested will
the following account from the CORES
pondent o: the philadelphia Ledger, wht
was An eye witness TO the scene. --Souh
ron.
In the meantime the Princeton hove
anchor and made sail; bearing down for
Fort Washington, Mount Venom. -
Past Fort Washington, where the potomac
expands and presented sufficient scope
for the power Of her big guns, the for
ward gun was shot,ed and fired, the ball
striking the water and rehounding five
or six times till the eye wou no longer
follow its progress To observe the ei-
feet Of the shot had posted myself on
the nearest larboard canonade gun. and
tho sailors had erected Kind of seat
folding Cor The ladies' 10 stand on BY the
side OF me. One or two had taken their
positions there, and beside me stood Mr.
Secretary Upshur, intent upon witnessing
The whole manGuvrc offered him my
place, but he declined, saying he pre-
erred to stand where he was--thc pre-
Use spot where an hour afterwards bel
vas torn to pieces.
Meanwhile the table had again beenI
'et forthe gentlemen we repaired down
0 join in the general morriment Cap
ain STOCKTON was the first toast and the
'abln re-echoed the cheers aud plaudits
If the company. "The President was
hen drank, followed by nine cheers, to
which the President replied by giving
he Oregon, the Pcaccmaker, and Cap
ain Stockton" number o! loasts we're
hen proposed an drank with all the hon
rs OF Mr.. Benton, Col. Smith, of New
,otk, Senator Woodbury., and others, ami
! last Miss WickIiffe, daughter OF tn
'ostmaster General, proposed "the a
lerican Flag, the only thing American
hat will bear stripes" This was re
slved withSthunderinS applause, the
Dung lady's health was drank with three
mes three, and herself declared worthy
+ marrying hero. Scarcely was that
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03
Tie Jnnius Tracts.

The Junius Tracts.
Mol The TEsr. OF Parties T.lsd By their Acts
No. II THE CURRENCY.
No. Ill The TtEIyr.
No. ". I-.FE Henry CLAT.
No. Y. PnLrrlcAL ABOLITION.
NoVI. DESocEAcY-
No. VII. LABOR As3 CAplTAL-
No. VIII TIE pusLio LANDS
Price Reduced,
Inc f'''- - Mus TRACTS iog the Presidential
Campaign will be : !, H->-...,o9
THE WHOLE SERIES. bouFd JDs-.h-- ,on,,rsin. is
page. published Z: s 6 L hundred.
-Hcc- YORK. April - lsI4..
II ortses rlus; be accompanied with cash.
GREELEY * McELRATH
.ps22 5aw Publishers fer the Author.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03
CURRENT PRICES THIS DAY.

HAvKE, May II iThe TRANSACTIONS m cotton o' ie h ee"
days have been scale and prees nave anVahc
ed To cents Abou, IS 600 bales, principally ordinary ah
mdang United descriptions. have met wlt 1ye s
stocks are now comprised o U1 bales against loOv oar
held NJ The same in lsl3 In unefned Sugar nothing oil
importance has been dore nut N the absence oi res p'e
holders rcnlain firm Coffee being scarce kewe hed seh
dy and we have few snles 10 notice IN any GeScfpu
AMsTgRpAM, May i3-C",on renalns IN a aui late am
even for consumption the demand Is much less tlh tsunl -
ton. consist III the present of O bales Ct2lna hice
has with buyers II 4 during the last eh hnG te a
kef Is now cleared Nothing of importance ns 7Reh pace ~
Ashes and American held Ia IN bond Tobacco % con-
inncs the same ne prevousiy noce so ceroons Cuba snd
- bhds NsIvanc have chanced hands to-day ne Coffee
trade is rske. and there numcfou, purchases u previous
rates Unretned Sugar is IN far redues'.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

PoorrR AcoUrrrEp.-We learn that R. W;
Pooler the SECOND of Mr.. May In the late duel
at Washington, in which young CochFane was was
killed, has been tried in Hartford County court court
on charge of stealing money from fellow
lodger at Barnum's Hotel, and acquitteo.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03
ny Health. outet. and comfor1.-rbe Graham

Ev Health, Quiet, and Comfort.-The Graham
House, 50 Barco' New York protiers advaniase TO
strangers stopping days weeks the city, such
very the business oi the city and 10 the mineate
vicinity Of the principal steamboat landings Is apartments
and neat white table supplied with the best
Vegetables and Fruits that can be peocrred excluding entirely
Animal Food and stlnuln OF all Kinds. Charges moeme.
and effort made render oalers comfortable Shower
Rn th. free Remember. g RarrrrY ,:-eei- iy.o II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

NJ We learn from correspondent that the
Senate YESTERDAY rejected the nomination Of
JosurA yAysANr, as Naval otficer iof tne P9I' OF
Baltimore. -s-.---. D--
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

Il TIE widow of John c. Colt, the Barre Barr
Mass Gazette states, is now IN Warren, "oF-
cester County Mass qualifying herself as a
teacher. 1t viii be recollscted that she was mar
red to Colt in prison, but few hours before MS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

- We are indebted 10 Gunnison's express tor
ST. Johns papers to the l7th The only item mo Of
news we find is, that 1t showed there on .iie 3.h
,onnss mas - f,or, 80 Bost. Transcript
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03
SEVENTH wAnp BA,x. New.York.

SEVENTH WARD BANK. New-Yor May -. 1874
Election.-Tne Stockholders OF this Bank are
hereby notified that election thirteen Directors for The
SUNG and tor three Inspectors o;he DeS; succeeding eec
viii be held the Banking House ouTuESDAf The ih
day Of juno Hext.
The Poll will be opened at l2 NJ and csse a, O'Clock PM
By crier fthe Board. y. 5. FRASER. Cashier.
In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

10 Irish EmiSrant Socicty.-Notice.-An
Election tor 9tseTs o tins Society ol the ensuing yea w
be held MONDAY the 3rd day Of June next the office
OF the Society, 20 Liberty Po open from 10 A. NJ
O'clock 7. ~ New. YORK. lUsh May ISL. NIL t2duRe
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

ANTIJA C)RDAGE-aD coil. MSn,s ;N II Go,sase' al q.
WI zeS inr 81 e hv n ~ RfiilEh ~. H-- III - N--
S7CRAP IRON--aU Wrought ScTap pINiifsRS iii { CO
- Wellington, !er see W oiAi-'- Is SoutD-stree-
milo y :. . q y, To,,
naPgl OF all xinds constantly OF band aea FTtI I n IL '
L TO suit purci5seis, oy No Bur;rx ship.
M, p ,os,d DoIbie Coantag Room Ds.k Apply
!t'oR !toaEss Se-0 To ". & j. r TAPSCOTT, teex sa''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

rnox xGr,r,v,IA-We learn from GuatamaIa
os 5astrcI;ye fire ragged in the town OF Es
nr,s ia, on The afternoon of 2lth March, which de-
eq,rnved qqHd two hundred houses belonging to the prn
sins @ ;pbsbitants many OF whom lost all they pos
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

G- The Books Of Subscription TO the Capital
Stock ofie NewYork and Ere Railroad Co open
,he Office Of the Company. No. "a Waee; between the
hours of 10 and ). WM. NJ. GOULD. Secretary.
Ney-Yo-k ApriI 9th iSN a.S
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03
TRtBrNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

No fsl NASSaC-SrHEET.
P,,,..r ~ - - =. 49, Nt1>.n.a Sr-o;7 G.Lts
t-t-tta:r.s LECTURE Bills,
CHx1rs C.1,z CoScERT Bulls. Pain end
INSURANCE PoLicIzs. Fancy.
BILLS LApISG, POLITICAL blILs,
CIRCULARS, CIRCrLaSs, iIrat, .:
Promptly executed al tie Otee OF The Tribune. No. 5O Nassau
s--ss.--n.,-,as,ts PAX
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

VOCAL. MUSIC AND EVOLUTIONARY SCIENCE
Mr. +. H. NASH lately nssocnted with PTo'. BhoSsoSl
would respectfully inform those csrUus O Developing and cu
tva,ng Their Voices for Singing aud Speaking effective
mngne without cnuns hoGrsene.s o exhaustion het e h:
established hinseut No 20 Forsyth street. the CITY OF New
York lndir,pGs and Small Casses on reasona-
bic lie will also instruct GLEE CLUBS and CHoiRs'
and give PIRATE Instruction Ia all parts O the city fopa
Stofes my2I In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

n-~ Temperance House, % Vesey-street near the
AStCr ouSeAlIs +. u Co.'S has taken this delightful ;ua
ton and Offers her friends and the public lis ad
yanrages the most reasonable terms.
The house ard newly fuuishe-the situation airy,
peasan; and Convenient business and the steamboat landing
pure vegetable diet for those who prefer t-Ta and cod
beihs free mys,t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03
nS Mutual Life Insurance Company Of
lmys edtJell Total Lives Insured. Al

NTIBLo's GARDEN-GRAND HORTICULTURAL
! EXHIBTTlON-Ihe Newly ork HORTICULTURAL a;ld To-
rcutua Society will hold their Annual Sprn. Exh,hi1n OF
Flowers Fruits and Vegetables Nbios Salonn on W enes
day June 9Th twill open o'clock. F. NJ. and continue
the following days.
As il intended t. axe this the finest display of the season.
flowers, worthy of exhibition The C0mmt'eeo o n,ahse
viii be Attendance early on the morning OF Wsnes
cay TO receive articles Tor exhibition, ard contributors WI" nd
the Committee by delivering their articles o. early US possible
when they will receive their nc Sss ot anmLssion
Wcdnesday morning Exhibitors and Members tickets ad
nit du.nr the day only. >,,,,
M Ruof who has charge of the Conservutores at N5los
con,,;p,,,or. nd r,enagers ui3l Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03
NEv-YoRK, MONDAY aEoRNsNG, JUNE B. 1914

It appears that 81! niles OF railway inspected
| and on-nsd dnrioG lGi3.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

lust PUBLISHED THE BGBL.E- STrnFNH'z !.SD
~ FAMILY MONITOR. II SEMI MONTHLY, PERIODICAL;
conducted by Association OF Ministers and lyGen an
tSse in double numbers the first numberenbeished
by nuns but with Bible truth Terms 81 per volume
of % Numbers payable IN advuRce We respectfully solicit
tba; hu.e public patronage which the merits OF the wOf
demand Jlo>e vino become paGas nre invited to cn
and nave the first number mailed 10 friend grnts Office
No. Spuce-street y. V, the "a door. l. H. WllCOA
PM m
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

NTOrlCE-ArcIobald Oracle kins, has hH day been ad-
l mtted as partner. by , ,,,,pn =, ZINC
n3 In PKIME. w NNlNB y NiN1.-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

PRESCRIPTION OF GOODS MANiUtEAatC.rrUUTREEo VI, at.rUTE AT
E,nner,i rnrceain San Gold BorjsrcJ. Embossed, Cit
Feed Fancy CooTed Botdete MoumOs Cards aud funi-
, BnnkS of every DESCRIPTION and cnoFed and pIain
Nmrucnn French, German md Spanish Playing ,ajs oi
every variety of bnck md quality 0nide luge ana >nali
Comic and Socnl Cards; extra lhich toiOfed
Carls for Ra ilroad Tickets. Pencil Chri.. SC &c;
,i M ,viiI he fsrhfily executed by l.. SMITH
my3l Ian lO3 John..I ate 81 rmon at.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

E'IRTH & HALL No. FrnSlin:sSgars, have constantly
It on hand assortment of MUSIC and VI SlAl.
INSTRt MEN1S OF al kinds. PIANO FURTES Of different
styles and finish: GUITARS from the best Spanish patterns
for which they have received premiums from the American In
sttue all other makers and u veiy superior tone md
style of finish FLUTES 0f all kinds and nIsh to which they
BUGLES CORNOpLONS. TROMBONES, eic All of their
manufacture and warranted mPoner Of and all
e published JUST PUBSHED al the ,, ;2gis Of
Cd for the PIANO; also. the ORPHEUS GI.EE BOOK. be-
Ing collection OF gees ot tour male v9c WIN pane acf4,n IN
gsh authors by AUSTIN PHILLIPS. Price One Dollar pet
set Merchants and the Musical community generally. are E
spectflly invited 10 call rihbu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

ITO STATioNERS. ENGRAvERS AND PRINTERS.
Superior EnarneIled Porcelain Ivory Surface white anI
cuoed blanks Cars of description manufactured
nj the New York Gard Sanuacury sale reduced prices
L. SMITH, lltl lnhn oppOsIte ClIif 81 Inyl
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

Prn;s,ians woman 10 do The work u
w -, n t..r he y, at ursisr>taGd cooking washls,
no inx. Sc. ana be Wei recommended Apply 81, :, ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

Parliamentary CHANeEs.-Thea appointments Of
Sir Henry Hardi1gc 10 The Governor G~nsralship Of
India has caused vacancy for The borough Of Lsun-
ces,on, Cornwall Mr.. Dutheld has resigned his seat
for Abingdon. Berks, TO make WAY ior MI inrsiser,
the new Solicitor. General and who was elected
Without nr,r,nsir;nn or Ihe | lih instant.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

Mr. Godson's smoke consuming apparatus ms
been. bv order of The Board of Admiralty, PAT up
in the block factory q the Portsmouth Dock-sar,l,
and Is now working large engine efftctnaly
according 10 The intent, mat / tremendous fre Is
CT, c',',.---s kept up without producing any smoke
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

For further particulars inquire of Henry Tallmadss Ne
iiannvrr street New-Yoik or OF Griffin & HayeDs. No ~
Yercharts' Exchange, Newly forN. nii tJeia
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-09

4 Il this season ofthe year, bowel complaints are
IA always very troublesome and frequently dam
gerous: every family should therefore, be provided
with box of these Lozenses, which will aay the
morbid irrahility ofhe bowels, restore the checked
perspraton, stop the facilitating discharges, and in
short time cure the most inveterate case of diar-
rhee, chronic dysentery, or hahitual looseness.
they are very pleasant to the taste, and sold at
the l'w price of 25 cents a box.
FAHNESTOCK'S ANTI-BILIOI7S PILLS,
gentle hut efficient cathartic expressly adapted
for family physic; and are not surpassed by any
other pill in use, for all cases in which cathartic is
indicated. They will operate thoroughly without
gripping, Price rs cents, for box containing 80
pills.
PNEUMONIC, OR COUGH BALsAM,
valuable remedy for Coughs and Colds, Price
rs cents,
COUGH LOZENGES,
These Lozenges possess all the virtues of tho best
Cous Syrups, are convenient to carry in the pocket
and are very pleasant to the taste, Price % cents,
LIQUID OPODELDOC,
This penetrating article possesses double the
strength of the conmon Opodedoc, is more clearly;
and much more conveniently applied, Price 25 cts
B A FAHNESTOCK s. cos EYE WATER
For the cure of weak or infamed eyes. Price IS
cents,
Prepared by B A FAHNEsTOCK SEQ,
Corner 9th and Wood SITS. Pittsburgh Pa,
From the long and eminent standing Of the
Messrs Fahnestock's as Druggists, the public have
the strongestassurance that all the above medicines
are scientifically prepared, and wherever they have
been introduced, stand UNRIvALLED in curing the
complaints for which they are designed,
TO be had genuine ONLY Of
b DOIIGHERTY,
Druggist Of this city,
SAML, TOWNSEND,
Merchant Wappelo.
NIB The public cautioned against purcha-
slug other medicines, sIM1LAponly in NAME to the
apove-altho one has been found shameless enough
to alter his to avoid the law Of countereiting
and assert that it is as good as FAHNEsrocK's! A
word to the wise &c,
Bloomington Nov, 10, lS43, lily