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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-10-20

A very few words will suffice to answer
long TRADE in the Union against the Sec
rotary of the Treasury, charging Mr.. Mere
dith with gross impropriety-to call it
by no harsher name-in writing a private
letter to Messrs. Barclay and Livingston
of New York, informing those gentlemen,
in advance, of the course which would be
pursued by the Treasury Department"
touching the effect of the late act of Par
lament upon the navigation laws of the
United States. The letter to Messrs. Bar
clay and Livingston was an official one,
subscribed by Mr.. Meredith as Secretary
of the Treasury, and so published in the
Union. That it did not appear in print
the day of its date was owing to the fact
that the rough draft of the letter was made
ON the 18th instant it was not copied for
signature till after office hours. The next
day some words in il were changed, when
it was recopied. As soon as it got ready
for the post, and before it was mailed,
copies were furnished for publication, and
at the earliest possible moment it appeared
in both this paper and the National Intel
ligencer. The copies were in the hands
of the compositors before the original was
sealed for the post office. The letter was
published by order of the Secretary him
self, that all the world might know the
construction given to the law OF the land,
simultaneously with the parties who had
correspondent with the Department upon
the subject. This is what the Union calls
"gross impropriety," or something worse
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-10-20

"Tnr CHURcH"-WHAT Is fTi-Tho (London)
Christian Observer, Church Of England periodical,
has the following
&c We maintain that the true Body of Christ is
the aggregate Of his faithful followers, scattered
throug hout different communions, (not excluding
the Roman,) and united by spiritual bond OF
union, with Christ their head, united in Him,
though perhaps unwilling even TO bold intercom
munion with each other ON earth. This want Of
intercommunion is the effect Of infirmity and sin,
and IL no more prevents their spiritual unity in
Christ members of the same family, than the dis
sensions of brethren (by blood) take away their
earthly relationship"
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Tar SULTAN OF TURKEy.-The denial Of this
potentate " deliver up, in obedience 10 the mper-
Gus demand u Russia, the refugees from Hun.
gary Kossuth and others will once more attract
the attention Of the world ~ himself He has die
played by this condu = noble independence, a
chivalrous generositr , confidence in his own
strength, which will .mand deep respect
The Sultan IL you Of a mild disposition
and = liberal mind lie dresses like European
Christian, and has thoroughly studied the chsrac
Ter Of Christian institutions, whether social or 20
litical He il by no means arbitrary, and is sur
rounded by wise councillors. The accounts Of him,
owing 10 his orr ginal and elevated character have
been read with interest; bat this recent act will
throw around him = new and more glorious splen
dor.-N " Mofropoiis, lSh.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-10-20

THr LAmESTED DsAD.-Colonel Darling Of New
York, arrived here yesterday on the steamship
Galveston, Captain Crane, from Texas, with the
remains of the gallant General Worth. We learn
that those OF the late Colonel Duncan will be forth
with brought from Mobile, when the two lamented
ofhcers-so often partners in victory but AT last
united in dcsth--will be conveyed TO their final
resting place in New York, according TO resol,l
tons passed ut meeting OF the city council. The
Victoria Adpocafe states that out Of respect 10 the
memory OF General Worth, Colonel &. A Harner
j. l.. Hewitt, II. M. Lewis and j. Everitt esos. of
San Antonio, and DR.. NJ. Johnson of Levaca were
appointed by meeting of the citizens of San An
tonic, to accompany the corpse of General Worth
as far as New Orleans The bodies will be taken
TO New York Via the river.-N. o. Pioayune, l2h.
Lieut.. Com'dg w. w. Hunt., sailed Thursday
morning for this city from Norfolk, and arrived
here the night
The Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts has is-
sued circular in which that institution offers three
prizes: one of $3.50 one Of 8 500, and 81 $3.50.
to be awarded 10 the artist who shall produce the
first, second and third beet pictures ON historical
scriptural, or dramatic subject; the painting to b.
not less than forty by fifty inches in sire and to be
delivered at the Academy or before the 10th Of
April, 1850 The Academy also offers two other
prizes, one Of 500 and one of $500, for landscape
or marine views, TO be fifty four by forty inches.
The office Of alcalde of San Francisco Yields an
income of 100 daily
Colonel PsEsToN.-we arc gratified to lear n tfos
this gcntlc man has returned In better hea,,h .nJ
repeat the hope that hs devotion 10 the isnportsnt
duties devolving upon him may not rctsrd his com.
pete recovery, and that he may be long spared in
his present eminent position ofusofplness
scuf+ Caroi'nian, 18th.
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tempted or endured. There will be no
fifty -four-forty" gasconade; nor will there
be any squatting down on 'forty-nine."
The position assumed by the Government
will be American, in that large and gene
rous sense which identifies the power of
the Republic with the progress of truth
and Justice.
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From Os london Timss, Sept. Ish.

tragedy called Veasco wa played for the first
time in this country last night, though we under
stand Il has often been performed in the United
States, Of which ts author i citizen. The Cid Of
Pierre COrueillc has evidently been the foundation
II the work, and melOdranatic structure has been
raised on the old severe basis. In turning old
French play Of the rigid classical school into mel
Odrams abOunding with palpable situations, the
American author has shown much ingenuity; but
be hss been less successful in giving individuality
aud consistency % his characters, and his means Of
introducing he effects often too obviously ari-
fetal The principal parts Of the piece rather
snowy than really good, and more than justice was
done them by Nj. Davenport and Miss Fanny Vim
ing, the former representing, with much force the
high-spirited and chyalric Nelasco and the latter
depicting, with great deal Of intensity the mental
struggles 10 which lsdora Is subjected The situa-
ton 10 the latter part Of the play produced de.
cided effect upon the audience, and after the
tain bad fallen with loud applause, Mr.. Davenport
and Mise Nining were called
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Twenty-one hundred and thirty five
barrels of Cranberries have been shipped
this season from st. Paul, Minnesota Ter
ritory, which, at FIVE dollars barrel, in
ST. Louis, amounts TO the sum of Sl0,675.
We gather the above facts from the Min
esota Chronicle Of the 29th ultimo.
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From ae london Morning Advofiser, Sept. Isa.

from Nf london UoTnlng Hdp0IiseT, NeDt. I1lh.
a new tragedy, in FIVE acts, was produced last
night entitled Velssco, or Costilian Honor II is
well adapted 10 please a popular audience The
action IL rapid and various; nearly every pre-
sents 81 emphatic incident completely developed;
the transitions various, aud strongly contrasted
20 suit the taste Of a miscellaneous company. II
will not bear 10 be criticised by the strict rules sp-
plicabe 10 drama Of the fret class, but a. piece
constructed for scene effect, uniting variety Of Incl
dent with succession Of eycnts, strongly contrasted
il accomplished what aimed alto fix the at
tcuton Of the audience, and 10 obtain its approba-
ton.
The London Sun says, the piece was produced
with complete success-a success for which the su-
thor mainly indebted b. the admirable acting Of
Mr. Davenport and Mis- Fanny Vning."
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No language can exaggerate the JOY
which the Locofocos feel at the prospect
of having majority in the next House OF
Representatives. The ecstacy they ex-
perience is altogether disproportioned to
the political advantages which such an or
ganization of the House would seem to
promise them. The measures of the last
administration are in force. The tariff of
'46 and the sub-treasury act are the law
of the land; and the Senate is Locofoco
by majority which can stop Wing legis-
lation on either Of them or any other ques-
ton Whence, then, this excessive jubi-
lation9 What new measures have the OPP
position TO propose' What new policy
have they under incubation'
If the Opposition are satisfied with the
measures they have fastened upon the coun-
try, as long as the Senate is Locofoco those
measures are in nodanger; and consequently
the possibility of there being an opposite
majority in the House of Representatives
therefore, is inadequate to the excessive
exultation with which it is regarded The
reason of this is deeper than the explana-
ton which is vouchsafed us. 1t is be-
cause they hope that the committees will
be so constructed as to stitle investigation
into the enormous abuses and corruptions
which a thorough overhauling Of the de-
partments would unfold to the public
gaze. Already has the Union resorted to
its jeremiads over the prosecutions of Col
Inns and Moore. If the hope Of complai-
SAINT Congress with supple committees has
had such an effect upon the "sole organ,''
what will not the realization do! Each
increase of the chances for an opposition
majority is regarded as triumph for these
worthless. Should the sequel of the elee-
tons crown its hopes, we expect it to grow
hoarse in shouting over the vindication Of
one and the apotheosis of the other.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
WorkIngmen's League.


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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-30

Leather Dealer Bank has been accepted BY me s'oz
holders Holder. Of stock vii be enube' I" o"'
share for esery tao Cd share. hei'- 80 'N-'
dend Of 10 g cent nl1 be- divided
crease Of the capital stoeS- Aiief p1y-n- '-''
The Iu.-turloa VIII have surplus Oh P'onl' on n1'
amounting 10 sB0p
The Trustees Of the Michigan and Illinois Canal
srnounee the following important dra"0-e]s upqn ar
,,rie. psssng through hat chnnnei
,r-r f- ~ joe sf. 30 aaf-s - ri n ila;
-. .-~l-ts.t a. ~ ~ lsa- - li-r 10 ODD <
=. -ssr.rr f-.r Ss-serg. to ~ --~ fr-r r.
= ~ IT,. 30 Ts..- wor' r-scrr H-r.. 8-~.sar.
3 IN. 80 Pecan .iHE fer.n kt-- f.~ 90 p rt t
.--r.rla frsstst -t g f-r, f0- I.rf s~ 30
Dr., Cf Htrs --rI. C fi-rr 81 rf-f@af-
rafr1 Hss-e fs.~-. -- '... Scr eHi f----'.k ID p.
r......ce. trse.r.t f g 3. rst Cd .a " l-ti
Dr., ...-r r. r. f.- N.-... b.. ,.1z. fl- Casa. = e-'-
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CAIIFORNTA HnT~F~.-TI1
MEDICINES.
EPILFPTIC FITS.

GREAT TglJ MPH ~ MEDICINE
HAS BEEN ACHIEVED bg Doctor : Hsv, % -
IL ag s.o,sers ,-h,os g-e from F9'e,Nos 'r "a
seilisg ,'s'e r Pie NERVOUS OR VITAL SYSTEM
DIR. HART> VEGETABLE EXTRACT
The astonishing success which ias attended ide use o.
CHS .uva .at.e medicine for Eq.er.c rs. Tor Falling
Scs1cs- -ra.r.. cramps commissions. &C. render. 10 The
MOS. valuable medicine ever discovered Ia aci as
remedy 'or t4e above Diseases DO stands lnrFa.ea and
acne There - ro other a..e remedy
TEErHiNG WORMS.
,,,.S. ~. I..s,.. F>f--, F. e ory med enc vi .ch
can he iced nn ~ ans deEree nf safety. Motl.rs y ho
lsve -ma. children should remember ils
NANy CHILD
the past year Who has suffered wh this comp amt and
s. been gwen over hy physicians o die. las been rrsor
PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY
In reference to the almost mracou. efficacy ~ This val
nall 4, medicine won d refer the a c-ed t1 fUe follow
ug Testimony oi DR. Dart. one nmoa- the eminent phy-
. Nrrs I-- ~, iaa Nous o. c'at--an 's--i'f- iss
rfrsfD~ Hrfr leg-fs.e f4ffo f fle asrr p lr'rfg
Gf>rifvFN On fi,uce 'o Or liar / feel i' my duty io
-eud you e f' lU ra "Ii ftrli-.on ,o maze i-e Ui .
b. you may deem 'i. sable My enid a' severely ti
t... N.-a ep trnc 3 i'r nearly e.c., mont ai tmes
boz ,,HnI have from Twelve Poo t"eHH t-r 90 hours A.
mos. every kni DBL. medicines generally a-ed ny physicians
,-,- s --..,. D. Nav '.,i CAME D. .e -ar.....l 20
fr d. Ii.rf- Vegetable tN.rsrr allied lf NUar Store
.. la--a-al nj rr'ka-r. llse 'r ,--t-i-e .. inform
Nrrrrr.ra. 10Th rcf sending - cHnrY- fHun Isl t't.
.-. .-.e.... lr who hata O..l-,n rll. Al.
4rri. mag 0e IHnrct l give no TRIAL, al ,,e assured 70
t. nns case- off cf rp,g. lse' atd p.r-e'rr'l
u according rj directions should any person feel de-i-
u. -a.e .a boz .e,-sl d, have Them cal. upon. or
address il,. postpaid. 90 my residence. . 49,.
fireman f.Hr, r-lt. }. JAN VI -
rmri.-f between stone aud w oci.
Cincinnati. NOV a. 1885,
Mls. Crawford Co Pa now living i- PIG Co Pa .ia'es
That for many years past ne has been .o~y fTc,cd -" IN
DrH1r'- Vegetable tN'u. h1s row restored .im io
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TsE TUBULAR FILTER.

fINHIS SINrLE ARTICLE. ilr ile FGr.cslon q ne
Jrf1r a-t a-tr r.cr ur a--r, Ni-4 1c illnl 20
se~ -Ha purpose BETTER a-y Other. AID i sod %
re- Nv r-e of . ST. O. su. Tire wants % A. Trey arr
.i % lars ana r.o.trs slta1.e Cor country. c-iy, OF
.r, .e We attached % fle lro-r tglral- ~ after
fa o0 10 i1o lls.. Per aolr Dor SAFE "nole-ar AID
retail al lie cice IS Broadway east corner p, ! 9eii
t.-~... inns .e..I " LATINO.
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I'HE FACULTY aye Informed uat ihe Lever Truss
Il COMPANY have completed taeir Truss, aH1 are no"
r.aHy fn Furnish le uauIc. through Ore rf.c loncr "a h
tur.r novel Truss upon mutually advantageous Terms
Ils afec has received tHc sanction oi COMMITTEE af
pointed us flc highest mctc a irgHal 80 i, cf and tN
f rrrunincrdlfua Of Board oi Surgeons rcctFtd iNe
prtum ai The alc Fair of hs American Institute To- pee
arurs be- upward support and is stationary ard
lever punclpe passing nom hr uuoi-cus down PIE al-
terror superior portion ui the pelvic rgon over lr pubs
ana rcutuc4m io lhe coccyN, and up ic spuc Mi bells
embracing lc pelvic adapting ifsrffo OF Kinds ui
rcucihc hernia. relaxation 81 Tire scrra. giving per
stationary support with without pressure thus
forming an Instrument utaug a e s4rl cal lul -ai Qn>
n ir treatment of every rfn ~ maady susceptible cf
nee tacal aid Ofcc l'o Broadway. room No. "a uF-
stairs JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN pres b
lSf Mwtf WAS
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FRANCS J.LIPPITT. A..

FRANCS \. LIPPITT. Arrr-e7-a--LsT. 0ste n
tl.. cry. ana C.arse 1re Clur-. Ui l- state
az af le rrtel >lr--. Hrr 1rer fr ftsr r.0n-
acsuoF eEuelt o Dee1s, Ac 1 PIE sale o' Ns~-l lrz.
= Fr.lc. SEQ. California
E-rs-asesdeS sg-Hnn. Ogiea Elvarts, C.1r.es King.
E-l. WI c Reese Fst Charles r Butler. ts1 Messrs.
Da,--. Al.l-r & Co. + A Huntington son
.cH-z -r-t. and -res ned pos -0rs AIKEN.
a. For farther particulars apply COB
m7.5 ir. JOSEPH LiPPlTT, s. Wes;-st
(ALIFORNIA hot ~E~.-rhe California em.-
\ --srt and shipper v ind a. r Broadway. fo-fsa e
Houses. prepared expressly f.- tler lee sd comfort
Houses % a. SECS fery cheap. a-Na ys on tar G..
my-s W. GEO FREEMAN 4 co. - Broadway
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7 ATE Acrt-AGY OF THE MECHANICS INSTl-
- UTE. bias removed Dis f---ri A. 1lcy once io -
afUaai"ay, all wfl i1 f.-.lc teFo'e llr Woe on
c..itrovcrfa.s r,-s-r s. ..-. i-.-, in-s l. 4.
examining le" urciq-. 1al furnishing Information 70
inventors -ll 4lltrs mechanic all
iaus ces nolcralr AID the slrc-est regard Tor lie
interests o. Sveuiors always preserved uyl6 5~eoc-
ERE-H TEA>--Fine Hyson Young Hyson. and 90
long Teas u excellent favor for sac q y oess-
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L beam ll country seat. ihe house compnrtntcf fe-
NJ GENTLY trif nn fhe premises 80 Is believed unit' tr
fon. of taste and convenience n moro tnan orAi
rary degree. having numerous sN tll aRl"e''., o..
-.,',,,. l-.,,tn. -nlm unror back parur, basement
srhrn wast-hol.s. eel .ar paufrrs, &c a wei hN htu
aud with most of the moiem improvement -u'h as
s,,.s bells marble nanes Nc The grounds are nenn
fy stocked with flr finest varieties OF fu- ana pINt
inr, al trees nr- climbers. running and standard f"s'
I'll. .fv n fl'I helrn. aud blossom Large ana ucdA.Ia
r--n. are carefully planted through the ften-r-
Then, I. n caup itnru OF ouf ou inesf cIsIrrn WEI
,.l riimp The siulno1-oa the northern eide oi ihe
t.ara-f8r views .aubnty or facility oi accr-- h. un-f
nt..rd ln fact the whole wing been comp ~'7i Tor p
vale enjoyment alone. neither pans nor expense nave
ter .nered 10 contribute everything go render % agrsra
h. AS summer or Winter resd.nce. This place only re-
r1res i0 h@ % be- appreciated For tfilet pnhcu
lars apply % NJ, l. MOh1.''', ,
..,.-,-.-. mV-Y 8t-
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIRE INSURANCE COW


vi PANl. Do WaI--.-I.I- Company has been lu rK.-
elre nearly four y-sr-. and it- -arr j. nO" March
i.i4l over s700.et. show ~ business unparalleled
Id sffel1. ~ rr0r. declared aullalv upon a4 LIE
Policies which have settled uso or more premiums rc
nra. draw interest fe rate II per cent per 4llum
and car be- made available a. once. tp DEE eAiell ~ tNo
-i- of their amount where he party b. pad BIS pre-
Oh. Im b fan
Premium. are payable annually 1li may - paid semi
annual or quarterly ali parties taxing Life cr- " en-
.. premium amounts So may. % hey prefer give f-if
Individual lof-s for orr-haf ie annual fren4i l. upon
which they Will bee eilrvd io pay * per eefi interest
Pru-recIs and Fi r- niece -.-rs 1 eject ln-if-fr
ADD nfIrulf a relation to '- plan ~ operations ai
be- obtained r4t.. 90 TIE Office ui Ore Jtlp III 7" 4s
DIRECTORS.
Rohf L Paterson Henry Mef sr.an. " n. A Peltz,
llas Mlrsnrff. " .iau y simpson. loilA- D ,--lr.
Isard Anthony SER Low. Andre" >lei'l-
Lewis & Grover joe. 81 tutft klllaA y r''l-.
KOBI l. PATTERSON President
BFSI 4 N.LfFs. Secretary.
Jn-EfH T. Lurr. Agent
VALENTINE MrrT. ND. JfE- FAS hENsstLAEA ID
Mc.tri. Bulrt of & -l-.a,.lr
J.vts >TEstRr. MD esirrc- ar'az- In-.qs ar.
MrI-ll EA4mler. Attend. ai -e Orcr t--s f-.nl 20
.--F Oh AiN ASH
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O. To IET-A furnished Or ur'urnished room -
3 on o.Ecr. Inquire ~ Broad" A. entrance I'D
7--t
a. TO LET-A iarxe shop. vith cream power.
Ia myi5n
@=TOLET OR LEA>E-A comfortable .,,ioFy
:. house wi,h Necessary oltrli.trg. AiaeAeo' 81" -
~ acre. of srt within = r,i - of hQoosen 49, -
B--s Ferrv o. commands he1t.I 81. -,
" a-ia
g. STORE TO LET-A --s,ory store WIN I'VE
T.: tn. attached. tl Narrrslra~. hocA Au N....'' II
~ .-a-e trr one seven years Il - Ni'-l =.
OF 81 extensive factory. ard las rger t.r. -iai' '
- wears Inquire oi l. WHEELER, l'' 49,
or Of H. GARNER. near th- preuii-es nsi ..-
g. OFFICE N NtlpE>-LANh TO ,l II r. r.
=. r .as-frf ari tr-. r STREE. 'l l- 80
- rf = Ms. i-r-.1ne "a t. ar rer.a- nN ,' t'' ..
AZ Taa .sge'-f watch larlr'rr. ~ iaf s.'. pr ''
ness. . S.. very lrs -aa.e Apply q. .nr
iae PREMISE. ia.'a Nh-N .--1 o.
r. TOIET.-Grocere store io .et .n Mans. '-..-
~ a.en.i-. ttsf - dong COS 'i-i,' --
- .,,.I .-srf boz. f'r r'T a.i f...s
-.i. .~ .,-. ,,.-. bought lt.i Fall and l' : r.'- %
r-r ra .r'f trr cost your -llr... lfir- -. 49,
sa- Store .. raoi c. 'tr Tie rrnt ~ ~ 49,
vssr Fn- farther par as stNrr>- 90 ~
kre-s.e \ WIEN SO WI meet pfpHf 49, b..
P1u- hSeersic MAY -, isft
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FOR THE PILES.

nR UPHAM'S ELECTl AIRY An Internal remedy i
~ certain cure for rhe Plies either Internal or external
bleed rs or hIud Sold Wholesale ard retail ON u t-
r.rv NJ Pre- office of tl~ original proprietor, A. iPhAM
ND arre educated physician of " years experience
c0ut1ri Office where Plies ani chronic d-ea-es are
-lcce--f treated. Medical Office D." Bowery four doors
above Spnae Ofce lolrs from A. ~ to % + NJ ADJ
vice gratis. Sold ly HlNO, 49, Broadway. myi Inn
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- pAprR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

w STEPHENS sun. 100 J...l--t MANI .ac-irers Of
~. Fo.ra-rer wires. which lrt walIl--rl eqna- to
.t tt.l imported. al- f.e -t- -rs tl.llirr- I'D
ro. covered l uta. an Improved manner Also
mis- fa.. e. Dr. WITT, "a Ageat.
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CALIFORNIA.
DORTARLE IRON HOr>E- FoR call

DORT,RIE IRON HOUSES FOR CALlFuR-
Mate 1evar re- iron lesi-r- euii'i .'- ~ &c
'ur q tl .. T- r.. - - -
. u ir-ed on call -hc s-.rnror q ro~e gong in
-a tn Al -vu-s0r q hen TIE irlr e F-oofe1 ~ : ca
u-.r- Ala. oa--. u me house. ROOF anl sides. 1e
m, A. fsr -hslrer Aan wool .r-> proof. sut
rch more comfortable l1r tents house " re shove
81 -an be- shipped n boxes -fi c-E srt i-ei " ie
49, inches deem -h f-ei .tt wh Oh would Re about 6
% >ar F-ancsco. There VII lso Pc 1o trouble ~ -troT-
- f-n one part ~ The rur-rv another. ihe hose
ca1 few hours be- taken los- AMI ruf lq BY ca-rg
-ro- cscr- boz ofr shove SIZE can ee seel
rs m- PETER SANLOR. is s,1Ie-s,.