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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-03-23
HOF INTEREST TO ALL" - To rpE

~ IautS. Tie oeHu DdiI Vi Solum-
ba, for Restoring the Hair.
''Long hair Is a glory TO woman" says Paul.
And all feel the truth of the pious quotation,
Preserves it then, La ies-your glory may fall
Unless you protect il with this preparation.
Ifyou wish a rich, luxurant head Of hair. free
from dandruff and scurf do not fail to procure the
genuine Balm of Columbia. In cases Of badness
il will more than exceed your expectations. Many
who have lost their hair for twenty years, have
had it restored TO It's original perfection by the use
of this balm. Age, state, or condition appears 10
be no obstacle Whatever: 1t also causes the fluid 10
flow with which the delicate hair tube is filled, By
which means tho usands whose hair was grey as the
Asiatic ca GLE have had their HAIR restored to its
natural color by this invaluable remedy In ell ca
ses of fever will be found the most pleasant wash
that can be used. A few applications only ara
nee essary to keep the hs from falling out. 1t
strengthens the it never fails 10 impan rich
glossy appearance and perfume for the toilet
il is unequaed. 1t holds three times as much as
other mlscalled hair resioratiyes, and rs more el-
fectual 10 Caution.-Never buy it unless you snd
the name OF Comstock & Co., proprIetOrs, on the
wrapper of each bottle, or you cheated with
counterfeit article. Sold by Comstock & Co.
New York, and Sawyer Il Co. Southport.
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T. AIR ME RS
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.

FENHlS Company has been in successful opera
ton for more than eight years, during which
time it has adjusted and paid all losses to the entire
satisfaction of the loosers. The business of the
Company is conducted on the principle of economy
to the insured. The Eer centage charged on pres
MUM Notes has thus far paid all incidental expen-
ses aud 20 per cent Of all losses to the present
time; and an insurance in this company is not only
safe but also cheaper than Insurance in other Com
panIes. Farmers and others wishing TO obtain in
surance, are invited to call on tie Undersigned ID
door north OF the Post Office, who will satisfy all
enquiries. ID. c GASKlLL, AGENT.
Southport March %, 1919.
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NOTICE

The FREE SOIL Electors of the town of Pike,
will meet at the house of CHARLEs LEFT, on Tues
day March 81, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ, to nominate
Town Officers, &c. Punctual attendance is re-
quested By Order Of TO'ca Committee
Pike, March IA, 1S49.
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TEs1 uosy OF ANOTHER PHYSICIAN.
TUSKBA,SocK. Aug. 90, 1s4S.

The wing i. an answer in reply ID note
from gent asking DIR. Bouton's opinion OF
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Agents Wanted.

Inn Enterprisibg young men of good ha its
=, w wanted to operate in different parts of the
western States. The best assurances will be gi, en-
ina. each one can with cash capital of from $50
10 s2oo. make IN one year from $3.50, to $1,000
clear profit.
We don't want you take our word Tor il, but
call and see for yourselves.
In order TO obtain full description ofthe bust
ness and mode cooperation, personal application is
necessary. w. B. SLOAN,
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DENTISTRY.

DR. LOCKE would respectfully inform his
- friends and the public generally, that he is
about to leave Southport for the present. and is hap
py to state to his old customers that Mr.. L. WHIT
MORE has resumed the practice of
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IAT OKMS IN CHILDREN. - Koms,ock's
w Vermifuge is the most extra ordinary medi
cine used. Should there be NO worms il
it good ~ Cau;ion--All of the above named ar
ticles are sold only genuine by Constock s.
Bro. 60 second st, S: Louis, under the Monroe
House, aud Comslock s. CO, 81 Cortlsndt st, n
Y, proprietors OF the original and only genuine
Magical Pain Extractor. and Hays Lnment for
the Piles, and Sawyer & Co Southport. .etlyl0
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4 NONNELLS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTION
~ the worlds wonder-pronounced 80 by ALI
vino have ever used 1t. White swellings inflam-
nation, pain in the back. weak limbs, tender or
feet and all scrofulous sores speedily and
permanently cured by Oonneus Magical Pain kx-
tractor affections of the lungs, agrc IN the face,
bi east, tic dooresuA, chronic sore eyes, bstcred
surfaces. &c. II is equally beneficial in all kinds
of ntamnatoTy diseases, such sore nipples and
eyes, spI aims, rheumatism, white swelling and ul
GERS, bruises. burns, chlblsihs, eryspelas, biAs,
&c will quickly be relieved by ihe application of
this salye. This remarkable saRahve possesses
many virtues not possessed by any other article -
1t has the most perfect power over all pains by fire
positively alaying the suffering almost immediate
ly upon its application. lfany disbslieve The state
ments, we would earnestly invite rheD TO call and
examine the numerous unsolicited certificates Of
remarkable cures wrought by this salve 1t has for
months past been sod upon the following liberal
terms. TO witt if the is not perfectly satisfied
and en- deli GATED with its effects and furthermore
ii IL did not fully answer our Recommendations,
there money was returned immediately at their
request. On these terms this absolute heal all 10
now sold, and we simply ask fine public can de-
msnd anything more reasonable Kind parent,
keep it constantly on hand, in eases Of accident
by fire, life may be lost without it. but by It's use
all burns subject 10 its control Haless the viials
are destroyed. GTCauon-No Pain Extractor
can be genuine unless you end the signature Of
Com stock & Co on the wrapper efeach box. Be.
ware of the counterfeit. Sold by Comstock s.
Co New York. and Sawyer q Co, Southport.
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Two PHYSICIANS AND STUDENTS. -
l. Braithwaites's Retrospect.-All The Nos.
from TO Ia. pamphlet form. and also in bound We.
lumes. just received and for sale wholesale and
retail. al the publishers lowest prices.
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March 9, 1Sf9-4t.
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PROPOSALS. FOR FUEL.

HEADouARrERs MARINE c RPS
QUARTERMAsTER's OFF.CE,
Washington May IL, l649
SEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received this office
- until IL O'Clock, Monday the 10Th day of June
nsx for furnishing such quantities of best oak wood,
thrace or bitnmnous COAL as may be required the
quarterly reguisio of the commanding officer of each
the following Stations from LIST July $780, the Both June,
1880 viz:
Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
.. Charestown, Massachusetts
Brooklyn, Long Island. New York.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Gospsrt, Norfolk, Virginia.
Pensacola, orda.
Washington, District of Columbia
Each proposal will separately the price per cord for
the wood per for the best anthracite cda and psr
bushel TOR the bituminoa, coal
Wood coal will be furnished the option of the gov
eminent, and will be delivered. piled and measured,
such point each commanding officer may designate,
tree OF expense to the United States.
Persons desous OF proposing for the supply man
tain the probable quantity that will be required by refer
ence TO the several commanding officers.
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied by the
names OF two sufeties OF known responsibility.
To be endorsed Proposals for Fuel"
AUG. A. NICHOLSON,
May l3-w3w Qnartcrmaster Marine Corps
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FrVsn our naIts more Corrcsssusstleas.

BALTIMORE, May I2-5. p. m.
Tie Baltimore appsintnsnt-Ixer receptions. Catholic
Council. -NW York rtofs-1hs sSayksts, &c
The excitement with regard TO the New York riot has
been eclpsed within the last hours by the
ent of all the prime pal appointments for the port Of Ba
more, which are given by telegraph, as follows;
Colonel George p. Kane, collector Ia place of Con. Mar
Iott removed.
ihos King Carroll. ian ex-governor Of Mayland)
val officer, Uiee Polk removed.
Charles T. Maddox (at pre- sent chic clark AS postmas-
Ter OF Baltimore, uics James Buchanan, removed
as "fiih" surveyor of the port, Qale whig candi-
date iof mayof) pies Vim. ii. Cole, removed.
Thomas H. Kent, marshal of MARYLAND, vice Morean
Forresi, removed.
These appointments, especially those of Elias T. Griffin
Col Kane and Charles T Maddox give very paneral sas
faction 70 both wings and democrats They are an how.
ever, admitted to be good citizens and most compeent
for the duties o. their respective Offices Those who
eyes fixed the stations are al
ready the trail of the principals. who need expect
peace for month
The session OF the National Catholic Council win be
brought close tomorrow morning, and of The
members propose attend the celebration of the landing
the pilgrims ST Mary's Tuesday At the Cathe
dra tomorrow Bishop Hughes proposes to deliver the clo
sing sermon, and doubt that will be filed overflow
long before the hour of service great the anxiety
hear him
despatch from New York announces that all quiet
there this morning. the military still retaining possession OF
the ground There strong feeling, however,
quarters against the authorizes and the military but
much party sustained them in they had
killed take placeP and fears entertained that
another outbreak will happen. Mr. Macready arrived
Boston yesterday
The MARKgrs.-In the Baltimore market this morning.
the steamers had unsettled business Howard
-four generally offering at - S7isales 500 bbs
thing under this believed be 81 3l{ Sales Of white
corn early in the day at so SO cents these prices could
be obtained later in the daysaes of yellow SO
Sales wheat good prime reds 100 los cents; white do.
LOG ITO Oats "a % cents Whskey ga % cents.
New York this morning stocks quite firm.
and sales of treasury 6 have been made ITO, and
loan ll24 1921. No change in other securities Ex
change London SA The money market easy
Flour duler with fair receipts and further decline
prices; small sales Of comm western at - S7i - Al
aud 81 50; pure Genesee SIS So and southern - "a
la 81 81, as to brand Corn and rye flour unchanged
Grain quiet small sales OF red wheat 100
Genesee IIS l20 Corn without much
masterpieces unchanged Oats IS 50 cents. Rye 81
The provision market heavy, and prices dropping
sales very small.
Cotton was quiet sales o. moment, and prices
changed
Whiskey q 22A cents per gallon.
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OBITUARY..

Died. Sabbath evening" the 9th instant at quarter
before o'clock, Mrs ELIZABETH BELL LAURIE, wife
OF the Rev. DR.. JAMES LAURIE, of this city.
Alters wasting illness OF several weeks and the most
anxious sotcnde and untring attention the part of
n mmy is and te"S this esnabe lady has passed from
daily deeds OF love and charity which marked the
o co, pathway she rod ON earth, remains to shed
saken home, Pfeeminent for her pcty she wore its
most attractive garb-hrmiliy and unoenatious zeal.
or many years The presiding spirit OF the tenae Union
neced with the "tiy Orphan Asylum" her sell sacrificing
tue destitute and dsesseds and relieving the.r wants
made her Influence extensively known and felt and,
whilst many an echoing note OF will come from the
hearts OF numerous circle oil friends, by will
De more deeply felt than by that class Of suffering
ny 10 which 50 large portion Of her time and energies
But though her public benevolence were so m my
ma so various, the Christian virtues and gaces which
rmed and adorned her shone
" N tina, home where her absence sch an aching
VOID Tor II was there, where the tender devotion
Gu 70 me interests he comfort and happiness of those dear
est herihe seesacricing spirit svaced ALL the
ot ,rihng occasions, the chief JOY of her was,
10 Imitation OF her Saviour and great exempar minister
10 o'he-wss best appreciated and felt Those deeds OF
love have used from earth yet their record lives in the
memory OF One by whom the kindness
Is not forgotten. .and will in nowise lose It's reward
down IN affection, but offer sincerest sympa-
mes OF his numerous friends, confidently hoping thar
WIN reccIve consolation in this his hour OF need from I'M
VINO ever now, as of old, the open grave weep
WIN hoe who weep and to breathe forn again those
hoy words consola,on 81 the resurrection and the
ne He that beeveth in me, though he ere dead vet
never die"
The funeral services conducted on the Sth instant
WIN great soemnity, in church, which was an
popfaiey clad in the deepest mourning. The Rev. Mi
perry OF Georgetown, delivered beautiful and
discourse which was followed by fevent and
p'eyer' oy the Rev. Mr. Guhey. crowded assembly
within the church testified their grief OH this nourniu oc-
on and the tears and sobs OF the lite orphans who
e 10 take last fond look the placid countcnance OF
VINO had been to them mother, melted all hearts
lev such funerals have been Witnessed this place and
e perhaps was there deeper stronger or more general
thanh ash
" Tue departure oil this venerated christian lady
FRIEND
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A CARD TO THE LADIES AND 0ENTLEmEH.
Taught for only short time longer APpsy SOON
Mr.. BRISTOW, FINISHING WHITING MASTER,
Respectfully the Ladies Of Washington that they
may receive his in handsome apartments,
private and select in their own parors, at
CONCERT HALL, PENN. AVENUE, NEAR 7rH STREET.
Mr. b. there politely invites Ladies' his
Superior and Elegant System Of Writing,
And assures them that
IN ONE COURSE OF EASY LESSONS
The most crampcd uncouh and ineIegant mode Of writing
is Immediately broken up, aud Of perfect beauty
Free Expsditious, Graceful and Aieafe Rs~nmg Ha~d,
So indispensable pshment for tho pre- polite
circles Of society-folows with surprising
and nature, and
Private lessons given and families attended.
ht-Genterncns hours-MOning and afternoon. They
are taught
4 Handsome, Of.hand. Decided Business Style.
Bold rapid and manly, how bad the writing is
Visers in Washington take course in few days.
NAV l-dlm
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C,ECOND volume OF IDgersoil's History Of tho last
- War with Great Britain
State Trials United States during tho Admnistra-
tons Washington and Adams, by Francis Wharton of
the Phadelpha bar.
Valerie, tale by the late Captain Maryatt completed
since bis death by a literary gentleman Is cents
The Deer StaIkers tale by Frank Forester.
The of Rhetoric and Elements of Oraory, by J. A.
Getty, A. M.
The Hill Diff Guilty, and some Experiences Of Life, with
other Mscelanies, by GeoEge b. Cneever, D d.
May IL FRANCK TAYLOR
TNGERsOLL'S War % 1914, I'D volume, just Issued.
The Hill Difficulty, and other Alegories, by Cheever.
Knapp's Chemical Technology vol. 2.
Harris's Dictionary of Dental Science.
Mor6t's NoaPs Chemical Analysis, Qualitative and
Cumulative.
State Trials of the United States, by Wharton.
Valerie u tale by the Iae Captain Marryatt. Just re-
ceived at TAYLOR IL MAURY'S
May Is Bookstore, near 9Th street
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o. II. PARTRIDOE, M. D.,
No. 1876 Spruce street, Philadeiphta,

No. 1876 Spruce street. Philadelphia,
CONTINUES TO give his particular attention to the treat
ent diseases OF the skin, scolua, and diseases OF
the throat
Office hours IA m, p. m, and p. M
ID l0-3miff
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rye Cx q. r. DYER, .sscsse~esrs.

r OsT, between Capitol CITY P'ss o ~ ~. -
IL residence Of the Spanish minister aoaot h,on IA
horsewhip on the other-made OF steel ana MAY ~ ~
gold reward of s. will be- gwen 20 ."1 u. ,a ~ The
corner Of Penn,yvania avenue and 18th street,
lI-3<
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FAMILY BILL rs c"nptsts ZOE y. - ~ sa r.~s
i SIZE full bound in leather large g PNcK TxYIER
May 70 rNnN0~ - -.
~.uANIDS RIBANDs.-We will open this morning loO
peces rich spring rbands embracing every shade OF
color. ..~u. .r ,.A,.., a...s
oI. 10 which respectfully invite the attention OF the
ladies' determined 70 offer great inducemch" !"
ali who may honor IA with call =, co
May A-soss CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY " CO
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Hv A. GREEN. .a..cstOneer.

HARDWARE. CUTLERY. &c. AT .AUCTIoN-o
II Monday Instant shall sell the hardware
avenue opposite Browns hotel, 10 O'Clock the
haI dware suitable for family mechan
nsa other ana pocket Knives
aai "as hoo~
candesticks planes hinges locks and bolts OF
are NC wagon boxes hoes shovels spades forks chains
brushes nbs walters, looking &c with large
lot of other articles, which we deem unnecessary TO emu
Terms: all sums of and under $40, cash $40,
ndnrse beating interest The public are respectfully
invited this sale. it is an excellent; a:sor%eSs
May ll-3tif A. GREEN. Auctr.
has received, per schooners Hamilton and washing
heads also Heidsek Champagne. in quarts and pints.
London brown stout" in pints, Absinthe, heisch-
1875 sadines in and half boxes, and superior
Havana cigars, Ben Franklin" Victoria suanas"
In s,n.e nj the varieties OF wines. brandes usually
kept. y -~--N"--
= IfOUyEKE EPER-A lady wishes situation
teman's or wdowers family No objection TO 90 South or
West References of the first respectaby Address I.
81 May RHs' i G,n.e; j. "'''S'
| Nv II C. q. r. DYER, .ssctSswe~s.
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE ISLAND AT AUG
Y TIoN-On Tuesday the 18th instant, at O'Clock, p
M shall cell in front Of the premises by virtue OF de-
Of the oo.s s0p mr. ,hs f9GwiSE EsoRsryd W.
Do No 4,s. lots No. 5 and4
Do No. Ala, part lot No. 5.
The attention of gentlemen Is respectfully requested as
the property very aesirsby located being in tho imme
Terms One. fourth of the purchase money in cash. the
residue six twelve and eighteen months TOR notes sa
sactory secured bearing interest Deeds at the expense
Sale commence in square No sss .I,AN Trustee
Mays-d EC & G r. DYER, Arcts.
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w The building f,,r S.s,s
incents Orphan Asylum viii be laid Monday the l.,
instant at IL O'clock Nav n
etThe hrst annual saeetlng Jav emil. sr,.-
eonay Society," connected with Church
VIII be held in the church a street, Sabbath al
iernoon, at 4 O'Clock
Addresses may be expected the occasion
All friends OF the missionary respectfully iny
ted 10 be present
BY order; J. II. Ei.vANS,
May 1I-3t Sscrearv
MOnCE.-rhe Board of Census being organized, and a
Secretary hayinH.been appointed the Boaul
OF Obtaining the earliest possible period, all iniorma
uon that be comprised within the act o.
March ., lS9 including mines, agriculture, CONNIE rec
manufactures education, and other topcs, will exhibi
fall view OF the pursuits, industry, education, re-
sources oil the country. The per
sons who may feel disposed suggestions or con
tribute Information on The subject will be respectfully
sldercd.
Address department of State-Cepsus', ngtou
city, ID. C.. BY order OF the board,
. JOS G. G.. KENNEDY,
May 1885, secretary
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NIUsIC.-Jus received the old established Music and
tl Stationery Store, door of 18th street, Penn
sylvana avenue the following collection OF music
which will be sold onethd less than it be purchased
VIM FISCHER
Fantastic from the opera of j. Lambardi, by Ro sen.
Reminoncss Of Lucia de Lamme"noor, by List
Beauties of Lucreta Borgia, by Ozeinez
Beauties of the Bohemian Girl, by B,lfe.
Bellom, conpo, ed by Ole Bull
Grand Fantasia introducing God save the Queen and
Rule Britannia, by Herr
Gems from Lucia de Lammermoor, by White.
Gems from Norma
Beauties of the opera collection Of Potpourris from the
operas of Donnlzett Beilini, Verdi, &c
Beauties of the opera of Amlie.
Besides many other publications by European COM
posers.
May IL
A CARD.-The subscriber hereby gives notice to such
IA persons as have taken chances in his splendid rattle
that all the articles will disposed OF Wednesday, June
6, polio Hall The raffl, will commence at O'Clock
p. IN. Among the articles are
Three splendid new pianos
Guitars, musical boxes, and old violins
Several articles OF rich diamond jewery
New cabinet furniture
Supetb cut glass ware
Fine table cutlery, pictures, &c.
Amounting all, hundred prizes, upwards.
There four blanks to one prize.
A few chances remain un,onl, at SIS each Ladies and
gentlemen who may wish purchase tickets respect
fully invited call my residence 18th street, three
doors from street. side and examine the articles
which they will find we'll worthy their attention.
n. There will be no postponemen on account OF thu
weather G. o. MONSTER.
May I3-eotJ une6
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| ON0fEkLOW's New Book K,vanagh.v Price
~ 10 cents. For sale At TAYLOR A. MAURY'S
~aV IL beek.ssors, near V.h
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4 IiOU lady wishes a situation as
take the entire management OF gem
,man's or widower's family No objection to South
West References of the first responsibility. Address T.
S. post office. Washington, d. Z.
OH
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"HEROIC AGE"

The political and personal Journalism Of the Washing
ton unop since the advent oil the present admin salio
70 power is, perhaps without parallel r the annals OF
partisan warfare II is the of the gall of bit
nrntss against the PEOPLES VICTOR, 20 the disulla
uon OF all the evil passions OF human natureNationa
Uhg
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Brighton, November 26, l84S He says:
"In reply a strange question Just put relative to
Mr. Forrest, can truly say, that you never, directly
indirectly, expressed the remocst wish that Mr..
Forrest should act in play OF mine
such subject touched upon by either of us"
la another letter from Sir E. Buwer dated 18th Deem
Der, lo4S he says;
at that did accord to Mr. Forrest the permission
the parts of Richecu and Claude Menote for less
than was, and still in the habit of receiving for
them at London theatre, and less sum than should
have asked from any manager with whom you yourself
for full My usual terms would be 100 guineas
Charles Bass, the comedian. writes under date OF Boston.
18th November ls8 that having been offered by Mr. For
the stage of the theatre which MI r. IN
tended TO open in Paris
81 in the frequent habit OF. calling him during his
Prncess's Theatre and these
sions Often speak of the shame treatment he
experienced here abiding to hsse transportation, nc,
which sometimes attended his performance This he in
variably ascribed the understand influence Of Miss
who sad had brought letters to literary
in London and by them he was crushed, as the
exat her that time he said believe,
az med you all instrumental in opposing his inter-
ests"
The Miss - here spoken OF is doubt, Miss Cush-
man But editor OF Philadelphia Times, being
London time, that Mss Cushman always spoke
| iavoraby TO him OF Mr.. Forrest.
A letter from VIM. B. Reed, esq, of Philadelphia. Mr.
Ms legal ADVISER runs as follows. He SAYS:
at has, it seems, been made matter of reproach 10 Won
that you have sought redress for alleged the
the responsibility OF II your proftsio~af ad
users"
xRdr Reed writes tina, he advised Mr. M not to bring
suit against Mr. F. that the charges Of Mr. could
jure him and that suit would occupy much oil his
valuable time.