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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-25

IASSELJ,
SUITABLE for trimming hats caps blinds shades pctures
- SOFAS umbrellas parasols coak aprons seeves bar,
&c Also, avrety Of bindings and cord for sale wholesale
oy J. =. MAYNARD,
mlo hmm ST Maiden lane. corner OF William st.
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mo- MER0URY OR COPATVA.

nR. CULLENB INDIAN VEGETABLE REMEDY,
~ domestic preparation composed entirely Of ro.ts-eo
to he tasts Csnan syphItc complaints in ali hsif FORMS
cured few day. Il the medeine Z taker dsets1 Fold
street Lamp Store ga scils.s. ysrk Rs::lsd e
5i Broadway, 6pnR Bowery corner Of Spring
street, Bowery corner OF Grand street, S. and ia Canal
street; Hss:ton street; e ,.ion, Of ES!4se
~ Monoe street, Valiant; and at the Of
Adams and Fulton ats. Brooklyn. Price Al No imsm
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STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR TIE HAIR,
w HIGH will change grey hair g i. or,sinai color in few
their hair changed before paying their money hum
bugs would this method there would be reason
color shade in few minutes Private room, for chang
ink One trial will prove the fact.
Sold Wholesale and retail, and applied at No CHATHAM
.,.,rs -' N'' TO lm<rh
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Vn>HE MAGIC MIXTURE-Dr. Hope's Mawie MIXTURE,
or Edinburgh Specific Ill the rage, and why1 b.
cane cures yonoIrhDa, elects be. much more plea
where pills capsules and injections have failed IL i SOC like
actual experience the practices Of regularly educatsd pry
sesn rnceSl Agents lngerso CO. conner :f Sosn and
Ooin Streets and a drug stores Patton and Wiiam
90 brosdway. and corser BAysrd ard Ors.ee Ill lmer
PokT WINE-Ise qssrs.5 c.sks Red ren wtss-;sstrs-
nilrs &. K COLLINS 4 Co, s. Ss1sk 4
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NOTICE.

DR VAN ZANDTS celebrated Health Restorative, Anti
- Dysp and Anti. Bilious Cathartic Pills, sold at
box. mrs INN
FOR DENTISTS. DIAMOND PEN MAKERS AND
0ALVANIC BATTERIES.
DLATINA, in plate and Rhodum and Osmium lridi-
and Palladium constantly kept hand BY the SUBJ
scrber original the above articles and
VINO always enabled to sell better terms than any body
acquantances and customers
for the above acles will please notice. that he does sell
consumer but not = some persons, who have
that supply them AL orders, per mall will 70.
'e"e '""s1'''' DR. LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER,
mr23 Liberty ST, from William II.
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Setting Il mp to fright the bird. OF nrer
Add let 1t keep one shape, till custom mals;
Their perch, and not their terror
There n q good deal Of excitement In town tod.v
and fears are sntsransd that there viii BE- another on
break TO- night. WV
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-17

= ISPF-f9I3, liver complaint, dropsey, pnpIes OH
~ TIE face and body, teer gravel, govt
ulcers ana sores OF every description, syphilis scobutc
affections, weakness and debility, inflammation of the kid
neys and bladder female Instructions weakness aud
all diseases arising from torpid condition glands
aad depruyIiy or impurity of The blood.
he history Of this truly great medicine IL too well
known to those who have visited the capitals Of England
and rance, within the last few years. require uuy re-
ncatIon TO them But the benefit Of In. ala.
rat,ds Of 4nerca would lie proper say that il is IA
xorte remedy among the nobility throughout Europe.
lls Pancea - perhaps the haPpIes combination
ucfnai agents made, embracing does power
of eradcang diseases by it's unequalIed effects pun
fying the tood, renoyang the fluids and removing OBJ
struct3on~ from the whole glanduar apparatus-1his
medicine goes TO work slowly and silently, extending
to every organ giving them and activity
and hnaiiy putting the whole machinery Of into
complete aud healthy action.
Price 81 90 per bottle supply just received the
Richmond BOOK STORE
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arF7or sale l., Joseph Howeiis, J p;a,
- u s''' - Jarnes X. Dugiaie, A'iehinond La

ELJoicat FiJolcE REIofcE For THE lr.nr Is G., ,,,
Or Dnncan's Expectorant Remedy brings new homes
am htcrng prospects to the consuHptve patient, wiosc
NE = attended with great suffering and pain, and reduced
TO slender thread. Despair not. While there is life
there Is hope and you be healed enioy
again the blessings OF health. Perseverance only
and that before the lungs too much
cd ahd liberated, and certain Thousands of
persons saved annually from the "eons,rnyc grave
ty tie timely Of Dr. Duncan's Erftc,orgut Kewedu
Read the certificates Of performed every part Of
the nted States These evidences sufficient To
all that Dr. Duucan's Medicine safe and rtain
remedy, arrests that serious disease in It's
infancy, and secures health and happiness.
j. Dr DHRcan's W este IN Medical Office is so Syca-
st. few DOORS below 9Th, Cincinnati where all
forms OF affection eradicated from the system and the
body healed and again made whole
For sale the Richmond Book
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-17
A FARM OF l20 ACRES

NOR ssLF!--The Undersigned wishes 10 sell his
i valuable FARM. situated miles north of Rich
mond, the New Paris and Williamsburg road. west of
the II Wayne road Continuing la0 Acres of frstrate
LanC-.o Acres Of which cleared and good
of cultivation. There good IL story ranc House
"a large Frame Barn. arly new, and L double Set OF
corn-crbs and Wagon house attached tieretoa supe
Spring of never-f1ng water. conve ut to the
dwelling ouse-an eAcelcn bearing Orchard graft
CO Fruit Trees &c
Water for stock is abundant. ana very conye nrnt.
15-Mr. William Duan, residing the Farm anu
adjoining the above described premises, authorized 10
sell the and pcrsGn wishing purchase
GOOD FARM, is respectfully ivitcJ to cali ant
it, JOB uAINE.S.
January .4t1, i Is. :tf-t6In-oiy
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Important New Works.

The Debate Slavery held in Cincinnati. Cct 1915
between Rev J. Blanchard. Pastor of the Sixth Presby
Church, and \. l. Rice ID. D., recently OF Ky,
Pastor of the Central Presbyterian Church, CGcin
matt, Ohio Price, LES.
Indiana Annual Register for 1916, published by S.
Turner, indianapolis. Price - cents.
Wandering Jew complete, in two volumes. Price. 50
cents Just received ana for sale at hc BOOK STORE
Richmon4 Feb fth, 1916
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-17
Saw Will For Sale

The undersigned offers for sale his Saw Mill, stu
ated mile North Of Richmond Il Of the best
this of couatrythe machinery IS Of The
best workmanship and Of the latest improvements It's
complete daily, and for location not sur
passed by Any Mill IL the couHtry.
ANY person wishing purchase invited 70 call ana
Il has all the appen3ages Cwe!-
lag house. &c. WI. BJLlA, Sen.
November 9TH. l-45. f5tt
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-17

ANOTHER WoNDER-A Shower
OF WoRMs.--Wo find in the las.
Congregational Journal. Concord. \.
H., the following singular and on
dorful accoun, OF wha. appears 10
have been shower Of SINAI! worms
in connection with a fall Of snow.
The Rev. |. s. Davis, the narrator.
who is we'll known in Boston, IS tic
brother Of tie late Mayor, ard a nian
of the most exemplary character and
unqucstionabIc voraci.y. His state
ment is as foIlows:-[ Bait. Clipper.
"As was returning from Pier
mont on Monday, on tho Isl Of De-
cembe-, | saw on tho snow which
had failed during tho night, what |
supposed TO be oats, spread broad
cast: but not seeing any track IL the
snow, for | was tho frs. that trayc!-
led the road after tho snow fell. my
curiosity led ne to descend from
my carriage aud examine; when to
my great surprise, found that the
objects saw wore LIVING WORKS
about an inch long. lying on the top
of the snow by hundreds; and they
were sattered along the read trov-
clled for distance of not less than
five miles. | would say fartAer ,h"t
there were no trees near. from which
the worms might have been shaken.
and if there had been, and the worms
had been on them, they wou'd al.
have been frozen. for it had been vc-
ry cold, and the ground was frozen
hard before the STOW fell. The
worms were ALIVE, for they inmt-
dia.ely coiled up when | took them
in my hand. They were or brown
color, with about II of Is legs
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-17

Of the school at the APP
pointed times, and every
student who can write a
legibic hand, is expected
to attend to this part of the
exercises.
Lecfures.-Lectures. on
some of the subjects claim
ing the attention of the stu
dents, will be regularly CIV
en- through the year.
Apprenticeship connec-
ton with the school. are
several articles calculated
to elucidate some Of tie
truths Of Philosophy and
Astronomy, amongs, which
may be mentioned a very
excellent Electrical ma
chine with al! its append
ages; Globes, q Planetari-
um, a Season Machine,
Il set of Mechanical Pow
ers, a solid Prism neatly
mounted, q large liorsc-
shoe Magnet, with other
articles.
Lyceum --Thc Bccoh
Grove Lyccu.n has been
sustained, with some slight
intermissions. since the or
ganization Of the school
Any subject is matter for
debate: Pr0rided, 1t Is
not incompatible with the
laws of morality and rcli-
gion. Any subject for dis
cussion has to be adopted
the meeting previous by "a
vote of the members: and
any person who has been
in attendance as a student
at this place, IS Il member
when present; but TO indi-
yIdual can vote but such rs
are. at the time. actually
students.
RecOn,neeuAGi;onS.-i,cr-
haps the best rccommcn-
dation the school can have,
is the fact that, from lis or
ganization to the prcscm,
time, IL period of nearly
years, it has received a lib
cral and generous support,
of which, the present cat
aloouc* is sufficient evil
donce.
Boardin.r-!hus far, has
been easily obtained at fair
prices; andany further in
formation can be obtained
by addressing
WILLIAM H.TGFETON.
EIberty. Indiana.
Third Month a.,i,, Is.c.
~No. Of Male Students -.....--.......S5.
No. of Female Students --..---.32.
Whole No. of Students III.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-17

A NOVEL APPLIcATIoS.-A petit
ton was recently presented in the
Ohio Legislature from John Noel.
Of Jackson country. praying that
George Robebaugh be divorced from
his wife, and tha. she be given to
petitioner. in pursuance of prev;-
GUS contract of marriage.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-17
RICHMOND E0UaDrnY!
STOVES, IIoZE.oys-.yAHE;, and CASTINGS.
II C.Eacl u Is. u 20 ices.

Al G. rae :, Z, e & s's' ices.
TsyIIE undersigned would respec fully inform the pub
lie that h. carries til 4oun&crl business at the
cs.b sh:ncut lately conducted hF The firm Of r. and ].
OIiarra He has hand superior lot Of : VS..
consisting OF Nos., ;, and Improved Premium Cooking
Stove. pIlnans Improved Cooking Stove and ten
plate stoves different with general
Of Franklin ami Parlor Stoves. Also-Pots, Kettles,
Andirons and Wagon Boxes.
He al and makes to order Carding Ma
chine Condensers, Spinning and Mapping Machines
broad and narrow Power Looms, Fung stoves, and all
kinGs Machinery used Manufacturing establish
Mill Gearing of all kinds made the shortest notice.
confident in saving that lie has the largest and
selected lot patterns the Western country for
and Saw Mills He has. IN short, the latest i'm
provement IN the Mil Gearing line.
TO PLOUGH I1AKEgs.
He has patterns for all the good PIoughs He
has sloop Plouchs. right left; Peacocks right and
left W Gods Plough different szesalI OF v Ilch he
viii sell a Cincinnati prices. for Cash.
J5-THRESHING MACHINES.-He has excel
lent ThreShnr Machine which he manufactures and will
sell Cash approved Trace FOR horses.
and despatch the execution OF work inferior
.
The undersigned his thanks the public for
the liberal support bestowed upon the late firm OF T.
and j. Harra and would respectfully solicit confirm
Of their fayors ] All kinds OF Machinery repair
ed on short notice. Cash Wheat good Horses Will be
THOMAS O'HARRA.
j Il Is that the business the late firm OF
T. and ]. 0tfarra should be settled a-~soon pos
sble: therefore, those who indie bted TO said firm
hereby requested TO make immediate payment
June IL, ISIS [jan3l.-45 l. OH
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-17

A man named John He'll, a law
yer. of Providence, r. l., while smo-
king cigar after dinner. fell dead.
Il Bait. CHIP. Feb. %.
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8. Z. IgE[gIg LLEs

ga Z. u c GLE
MANUFACTURER Of Coaches, Barouches, Friends
IVE CarryaIls, York Wagons, Phmtons, BugEics, &c
Also, superior article OF Coach, Cabinet. and Japan
NARSlsI manufactured in Philadelphia By whose
knowledge Of the art places him without rival War
rantea not 0 crack.
ALso-Carriaea Trimmings Of every description such
as Iaces Cloth Silver Hub Bands Door Handles Lamps
Lock and Hinges. Riggs, &c. all OF which viii be fur
nshed the lowest Cash price Persons distance
be accommodated by dropping line TO the subscriber
Main street, opposite Mr. Gibcrt's Hotel, Richmond, Ia
June IL, I-45. Iyin II
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-17

A Cour. out West, has decided
thu, when q gentleman visits lady
but once a month. If cour,ship g. all,
it is Of very "cold character" and
no, such as TO warrant a jury in in
ferring a promise of marriage.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-17
EEs:sss' ANA CLs;ASE.sSE. ss.

IF LIGHT Won want, just me:
Such CANDLES I'll supply
That any better be,
OR nicer the eve
So hurry and bring the Ca7t-
Come one together;
Good goods vou'il get. common trash,
They II stand weather
Hard, white AMI sweet, what ask you more
Come and crowd my Factory door!
Your clothes Your faces, hands, and feet,
Much washing VIII require,
To keep YOU healthy, clean and sweet
Then, too, for SOAP enquire;
Both hard ana soft-both strong and good,
make OF every kind;
Bring your cssIi-your TRADE-your WOOD,
I'll you Your mind
SOAP-GREASE and ASHES, too, won't refuse,
But gladly take what quantity you choose
GEORGE WILSON.
J5=Grateful for favors past he hopes for
Richmond Sent % Isis 3g,s g. "
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-17

ScbnEN CHANGES THE MOTHER or CoNsuarross.-Thi.
iaet ~ CLEARLY demonstrated whenever have sud
den change III the weather. II is this the
seed OF Consumption is in the system. and
until the Lungs become seriously and Gangc iousy dis
eased when IA all probability the patient, for the lrsi
VIII bogia 10 sock relief How many thousands thus
gcct themselves anf suffer their health and fnav their
life to be destroyed The first pererptble foot prints Of
CONSUMPTION, experienced Sudden changes OF
the weather., UoaTse and Cough the
Throat ana Irritation Of the Bronch Pain He ad
Col ness Of the Feet and sudden Chiness the b.
dy AZ length the Cough increases and finally Prostra-
and Langulaness OF the whole follows which
indicate sud4en decline OF Health and the speedy APP
preach Of CoNSG MPTiON. These facts plain as they
appear sensible person does not, however
alarm those afflicted until be late.
fore OF tbs greatest importance for those who be
tackled the effects OF sudden changes
phcre TO at once procure .tDH. DUNCAN'S CELEBRA-
TED EXrECToRANT REMEDY, - the Greatest Pre-
veutaiiye and iift GHagd OF CONSUMPTION, and the
only Certain Medicine that will disease again
restore the IL NtiS TO their former Health.
DIR. Duncans Great Western Office is lust opened i'm
Cincinnati, al l59 Sycamore street. few doors below
18th. where his Medicines be obtained large
small quantities.
d. Tor sale at Tia RicHMoNp EooK SroRE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-17

Another Proof.--Nr. Masoa-Dear SIR: take grra,
pleasure IN Informing that the bottle of HAIR
iohic which obtained from last October has pro-
VEG most satisfactory and successful Fer nearly wear
previous 10 using the Tome, my hair had been falling on,
ana had become very thin weak-ani fer about sx
months was very much cted with Scalde<i cad the
sores covering almost the entire he adj after ssy ia,
Tome Tor about TWO months. my head oomp.e;el,
finely Respectfully yours 81
SoInerviIic Jan 81 lefi s,u, ~ W F.
H'o0iAg 'ash aaa Couple Parents: Jasns's Ex-
ton for the above discusses. II converts Wkn.,
ing Cough into mild and tractable dlseaseshortep. H.
duration than onehaif and produces certain Ana
speedy recovery. From half tca-spoonfuI will
certainly CIRCUIT in Infants ami young Children in
half an hour and hour The lives of hundreds Of
children will be saved annually BY always keeping ia on
hand, ready for any rgcncy.
For sale in Richmond only at Reeds Drug Store
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-17

JEW DANIp.-Those who acquainted with the
character Of Jew Davids Hebrew Plaster Persian
Pills will doubtless h. glad to learn that another shipment
has Just been received by the travelling agents who
prepared TO furnish local agents with fresh supplies
immediately The immense quantities Of these articles
Sold proof sufficient of their medical
Yet should there b. lulois If
alicton is suffering under all the horrors Lame
back RE 4Ha;isn, Seqfcl Pains, Hfakness Pam in
tie SHE treas Siyeiiags, 7ar,ors, Kings Era &c
la Of which this paster seldom fails y or with
DBsppsia Lcef fcctton, Feuer ChM Ferer, Eecer and
ig@t Sci0'1. any Of the diseases that originate in
npury OF the blood and circulating fluids, for the as
tonisfng of which these Pills have become So
popuiar,} for the benefit of such will subioin few
extracts OF letters showing the estimation which
medicines are held where known
indianapolis, April itf, le45-Ncssrs y Harter Co
GenisYou will please send us - dog boxes Hebrew
Plaster and doz boxes Persian Pills. The
demand continues great ana Ahall doubtless sell IA
large quantity this season. Yours, respectfully,
JoHS J. owsiEY, Druggist.
Newtown, Ia. April 10Th, lsl5.-Messrs. D. Hnrtcr &
Co-Gents.-l would say that the Hebrew Plaster and
Persian Pills continue off fine, and are nearly
cut Of Pills. you had better send by the stage dri
doubt not that this medicine will be much want
cd this season every body is calling for Yours
truly, JOHN Mick IT.
Crawfardsviile Ia, Jan 81. l5i5--AIessrs d. Har,er
& Co.-f.cHS.-I have sold nearly all the large sun
ply Of The justly celebrated Hebrew Plaster Per
Pls You furnished three weeks since, il would
medicines increasing daily. would here state, that
have articles my drug that give better salts
faction than the Hebrew Plaster and Persian Pills
Moan ). Thomson.
Washington, Ia, Aug. Sd, ls+i-Mossrs. ID. Harter &
Co-t'eHt>Attis the request Of many, who anxiousy
awaiting the arrival of supply Of your celebrated
Hebrew Plaster and Persian Pills YOU the Sc
corI time saying that we ont. We have frequent
calls for both Plaster and Pills, which
is4cto Please send another lot Immediately and obige
II rtttsu q
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Match Safes

SAFE, neat, and secure BOX for keeping Matches,
4 for sale at the BOOK STORE.
~ School Books, States and Stationary OF all kinds
for sale, cle.p, It the RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
Eieh.n9ad, ost. 10 ISIS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-17

VTAENIslIt &.-S. Z. IPniucott, has jnst received,
FROM liilaia lll!a superior "rtlre Of Pale Coach
Body 4ralsl. together with Cabinet and Japan NarASh
also, lot of fashionable Carriage Trimmings low
cash. kIchTIoEi June !, lstJ. f1J'4Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-12
p..,,,an 81 Cen. Leslie Combs.

tn ,,Iiov,n.- nettiou Ii is said viii soon be pre-
sented 10 Congress. TIE question iavotFso IS 'he oi
-res. importance
=, II, g.- .se s,... .aG Houss Of Of As
t-4i.ni Sizes q. i--erca n C7zS7rsss asse''91ea
Yoar petitioner, LESLIE COMBS, OF the state OF
of TEXAS Is Justly Indebted &c him in the sum OF siNi
nine thousand hundred dollars o9@tu) prlncipsi
with az the rate .; zen per centain per
or the sur, OF Sa0 from the drst Day o. March lSS M
/; tsv Ct April, ISL MI psie al which WAL appes oS
ib :. VEL a. BY he 6ords no IN t possession
qr 2et;eaer which he is ready exhibit 10 yoar honor
-opy Of one Of his bonds part OF his petition
h sts:es hist he made his investment IN The pueic ~sf
s R-snss Under The hrnl belief
sps OF many distinguished citizens some OF them oce'
pyiu high p1bi;c stations. thai her entire sndeoedness
Us vry iroasaerabie compsrrd with heir resources
,f sIcreiins perhaps half million OF toisrs, snd ma
negotiations then or foot By wnch. u was cSnH'
;satlv expected, iae waoie Niso1ht "S~'1 Ne s'' w."
YOU pei;:orer saw regular Government in peaceful
ana successful action ali is departments and wss IL
formed debt aforesaid OF which he mus became
large holder FOR he provisions, Sris co'hhS' ser
blood expent in gaming The indepenlence o.
Texas he battlefield. ~ well as N SINCE
her integrity and rational existence For ih- iSsyIen
thereof the public faIhw was soeEry pedsed ~ l'T ana
csuch o; he revenue arising nom imports srT H.ec
sxstiou. nigh; De necessary, was appropriated ad SCI
apsr. 10 pay the sccruing Interest
He states that he "a not never hA' .uH
bought or sold one dollar his investment aforesaid
on the contrary all he has earth Is the product OF ls
sbor and he : unwilling 10 have MS entire earnings
for more than twenty years taken from nin anc MS
family driven from Their home N disiressu lSveriy ne
refers The annexed letter OF the present Governor o.
Texas 10 show that The whole srcan above stsied SUI
stands 10 his credlt on the books OF the Treasury
As one OF the consequences ofthe annexation OF Texas
and her adoption into Federal Union the Government
OF the u;et States hiss taken possession OF her custom
houses and thus deprived her OF her mosi important and
reliab!e OF annual income The proceeds OF which
had been previously Appropriated and sc! apart % lax
and by ,pe' contract it' your Pstl'iOnsr for the pay
merit OF the interest on his bonds Tie il therefore impe
led with full nf what is rightly by every motive o.
seIEpreserystou 10 ask you pay Whist ls due him.
He cannot believe that such demand will be- deemed
unreasonable by an American Congress.
All which il respectfully submitted
December itl, 1915. LESLIE. CUMbS