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NEW ORLEANS, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1850.
EDUCATION.
H.GH sgHooL EoR YOUNG LApIEs.

A s BOARDERS AND DAY PUPILS, CaroHdeiet
IN street, ST. J0seph established in 1872 under the
superintencence Of the MISSES 4LLLSON, from Lon.
DOM. This Institution, conducted the best plans of
European instruction, constantly open for the reception Of
young ladies' IN all the solid and ornamental branches requi
site to complete and finished education.
TERMS and other particulars may be known on applca
ton at the residence Of the MISSES ALLISON on Caon
deet street. jal4 fy
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JNeo Orleans, May Z, 1850.
w. II. GARLAND, Treasurer
The following communication was read:
TREAsURER's OFFICE, Second Municp'y,l
New Orleans, May z, 1880.
Honorable Recorder and Members of the Council No. I1O:
GEHTLRMEN-I have report that under the resolution
of 18th Of January 1850, there has been ssued during the
month of May, Notes amounting to So, ,l}s 50.
Very respectfully, w. II. GARLAND, Treasurer.
Tha C.1,rnntrnllar made the EnIln,unr rennrt
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DRINTED AND BLRACHED (iOODs-T6e sub
scnber will sell 10 merchants and Others who bny by the
piece and package PRINTED GoODS-such as Caliooes,
Lawns, Mu, Jaeonets and Bareges at greatly reduced
prices: Also, every width and quality of BLEACHED
GOODS. lmySl J. II. PALMER, So Grayier st.
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COsTA d GO. importers qf Haoaaa Produce, s.

NJ bhADNER SMITH, General Commission Nor
chghi 30 GRAyIER STREET, Commissioned 10 take
AGknowedgen'ents OF Deeds and Powers of Attorney, Ad
nnster Oals and TO take Testimony and Proof of Demands
by appnnent OF the Governors of the following States viz
MAINE, NEW HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT. RHODE
a5TIiLvASR, 5Iiv M ,S9eiNSHSECT5GuT w NEW YORK NEW JER
G0NSiN, INDIANA, ILLINOIS, MISSOURI, KEN
IuGSfi TENNESSEE. NO. CAROLINA, SOUTH
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II. S. WATERMAN
(LATE HOLMES & co.,
SODA AND MINERAL WATER

SODA AND MINERAL WATER
MANUFACTURER,
No. % GrdDier, CdrORdeet street, Men Orleans
GzB1 SODA OR MINERAL WATER, in Glass Bot
ties, plain or favored with SarsapaTia, Lemon etc., for
Hotels, Bars, Steamboats,, or Private Families.
Orders Tor any quantity put up in shipping order at the
Aiso%soD4 WATER AND MEAD, in Fountains,
furnished on the most reasonable terms.
always on hand for sale. my3 3m
WINER'S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE,
WsaRRaNTED PUREL.Y TEGETABLE.
N fact established beyond the shadow of doubt BY the
6DS SRs y q 2 f $ gSa cSas
are afflicted are caused BY worms and thousands OF children
known attributed to something else; various the pre-
paraons which have been recommended remedies for
ectua the end however length been attained and
remedy been av Snnd Which has % fails? worms m
the testimony Of the most eminent physicians and respectable
ipu''' v WineT's In % Canadian dis isDife Vermiflse.
1t safe in its operation and more easily administered than
ence % worms IN The bowe are as follows the
spae of ieaden color and sgused with occasional ushe
the eyes heavy and dull the breath gd the upper lip
swollen, itching the noss which causes the patient to
awakening in great fright and IS liable 10 starting and grind
ing the teeth; the appetite is exceedingly irregular, being
voracious at Others leebe and in some instances
TO the following certificates, numerous Others might be
the fact that Winers Canadian Vermiiuge is superior
Medical Evide ee.
We, the undersigned having frequently administered
medicine prepared by Mr. John Winner, of this town, desg
mated Winerss Canadian yepuge," and being fully
satisfied with its efficacy, confidently recommend safe
and efficient remedy for the expulsion Of from the
Intestinal canal . G. O'REILLY,
- G. w. DICKINSON,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London etc
From the Reo. Z, Flanagan, Of Bin6roek, c. VI
y WIHER-Sir have made trial of your Canadian Yer
mluge and with the most happy results In ownfamly
anu IN every that has my knowledge the expul
SION OF worms has followed the administering of Vemi
use and every one here prefers to other its effect
Ie certain, and children take it readily, which
yours etc. etc.
July 10, 1886. JoHN FLANAaAN
70 fhySlcians generally Winer's Canadian Yer
muge This medicine simple vegetable preparation anC
can always be administered with perfect safety and conf
asnce % az 70 ue result as Will always destroy
t4 Over one thousand certificates have been sent to th
Agents from planters, merchants and physicians eanF
| hmony % the efhcScy of this infalibe remedy,
GR~ Warranted in all cases.
Prepared only by JOHN WINER, Manufacturing Chemist
JOHN WGNER & Co. SO Maiden Lane New Veesst' i SI
| prupretOrs for the United States. ' ~
E Sold Wholesale and Retail, Manufacturer prces
| by ]. WRIGHT & co. 151 CHARrRKs STREET Nss
| Orleans ia2l Smd&W
nRAN-120 sacks Bran Shorts in store for sale by
AA G
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FANCY GOODS.

DRY GOODS BY THE PACKAGE.
". BrNJase1' Smith,
G m a G O m I'm ts o o m M er c m ant,
No. 80 GRAvIER STREET,
OFFERS FOR SALE
" sHAWLS-S4 Embroidered Canton Crapsj .r.
81 :. Baregei
i 81 Printed Cashmere, all vooli
FRINTS-Ligiit and DARK fancyj sl..At i
Brown sheetings 81, rs, "A, 81;
Blsached sheeinzu, 81;
shirtng Stripes, brown and beaeheai - c...
Heavy "a Stripe Jean and Mexican Ptads snd oupeij
:. :. Fancy Southern and Indian Trade suipssi
Csmletsj Chanibrayi Stripe Denim;
Apron Check Columbian Plaids
Merino UDdershrts and Drawers, Americani
Silk Hsndkerchiefs, assorted; .o
Canton Grape Scsrfs. eccO
MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING.
M~-MRS. J. JEFFERS most respectfully calsS5 A
tss{ he attention of the ladies OF New orleans t0
ES the beautiful and fashionable assortment 0t <Sz%
VIZ SPRING and SUMMER MILLINERY, 49,
unsurpassed for cheapness and style. -, - ,..,-.z,.
Just opened of rich Grape and six CAPOIES,
together with beautiful assortment OF Fancy, straw and
Tuscan.
The Millinery and Dress Making being supehntended by
Mrs. J. herself guarantee that ladies may depend on
every attention being paid the fashion, taste and style
s~ Straw Bonnes cleaned and altered in the latest style.
LIZ An ORDERS from the Country will be punetualy
attended to, at the of Julia and Camp s apI I'm
DRY GOODS BY THE PACKAGB.
~. RTgCtaae9' Smith,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
iel4 NO. 50 GRAVIER STREET. 1y
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ttully, yonr obedient servant,
ADOLFHE LAYET, Comptroller.
NEW ORLEANS, May Z, 1850

NEW ORLEANS, May Z, 1850.
S-In consequence of the limited time allowed me
nshing of the business ofmy office for the Coun
Gil this evening have been able make up the required
statements completely.
There are missing number of bills principally of old
dates, far back 1885, which appehend lost
during the fire Camp street, last February when all the
books and papers in my office removed, during my
absence.
Immediately after the fire advertised the missing bills
and other and ortunate enough to recover most
OF them Those missing generally, have before
marked old bills, and OF no value.
In the of any damage the Second Municipality, in
consequence of these bills ofcoure responsible Tor them.
Very respectfully, your obedent servant,
EDWARD T. PARKER.
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TO RENT.


TI'O RENT for the Summer Seasonal very plea.
Il SAINT and desirable Residence, containing hall and -
SIX rooms besides kitchen, pantry and servants roans I
with small yard and garden in front, fine Southern h
pOsUre, and convenience situated Camp street,
few doors below Estee, will be rented until 1st November
the furniture will also be rented with the house il desired
Satisfactory reference will be required.
For particular description of the premises and
terms, inquire at this office. ap26tf
TINO BE LET-A small snug office with fixtures Ap-
IL ply at Is BANK PLACE. ap22
TINO RENT.-A delightful RESIDENCE AND "a
Il SQUARE OF LAND al the corner Of Chest 1..M
road and from the Magazine and Pryana street Omn
buses On the place there great variety of Fruit Shrub
berry Flowers, together with extensive onhouses,
bess large pigeon house, rabbit etc, which, to
pleasant residence For TERMS which win be very low in the
summer. apply at this office ap3
ENURNIsHED ROOMS TO RENT, at 50 -
4 PHiLiPPA STREET, betoeen Common and fa#L
GrGpier streets. d8 &4
TINO RENT-The SECOND STORY of 2S Gus. -.
tOnhonse street. suitable for Storage Of Furniture, ga
ETC. has Hosting Wheel and other c0nvenienees Rent4
Low. Can be seen by applying TO
do J. DURBRIDGE e. co, on the premises. 4
LNURNIsHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-Pieasant -.
II Furnished Rooms in the large two-story house. fEl
with Galleries, at the corner oil St. John and Perddo -
streets. ms
DLANTERs HOTEL NEW ORLEANS : The
undersigned begs leave to inform the public that "a
he designs keeping the above establishment open all f
Summer, and that he will accommodate at very -lsk-
reduced those who wish permanently Eam
the best terms that be had the city, would do well
TO call Immediately; also, gentlemen who simply wish Board
(without lodgng) will be charged at exceedingly low
rate. The public's obedient servant, ~ ,r,nn
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-26
A Voice from California T!
BONP LAND,S
Eefes. aud .ggeae Remedy.

TIME FOLLOWING LET TER from the most resi-.
i BILE source fail to convince the most scept-
cal, thatthe above remedy Of the best specifics
er offered to the public; especially, when
sdered that the disease here, its foFm
prostrating the strongest and reducing them so
low, to be Scarcely recognizable by their friends aera
weeks sickness s45sl
Capt. Spring informs me, that after he had disposed Of
all of this medicine, he offered @1OO bottle for
some of it. go sA1s
New York; May 10. Ie4s.
Mr.. Isaac OsgooG: Dear Sir-On my late voyaee 10
California. took with few dozen bottles Of
Bonpandc Fever aud Aguc remedy, mach mat
ter of profit introduce il into that section Of the
country, where il is much needed: an hvaluahle
remedy for disease prevalent.
Ny husines prevented my giving that attention TO the
sale of it, which il deserved, but passed from second
hands very much higher prices than those al which
disposed of 25 80 dollars per bottles and
single instance did learn Of its having been used, where
it not attended with perfect success. 2
From Mr.. Sutter, {son of Capt. Sgtter at New Hell
veta,) learned it beyond price. No should
go into the gold regions without being armed with this
weapon of defence Ihave been tnees of vast
amount of distress and suffering, brought by this dis
ease, of which Ebelieve this medicine be complete
and perfect cure. Signed, yours truly,
]. II. SPRING, of ship Huntress.
Price-$1,5O per BOTTLE. ese ss#
For. sale by ISAAC OSGOOD, Sc Cedar street. up
stairs, New York. Also by,
J. S. OLMSTED, Lower Sandusky, o.
CHARLES POWERS l. Co, Woodville, O.
Aug 25-s4.6m
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-26

Oh per cent in their Boots, Shoes, and
OO Leather.
OR per cent in their Hardware. Iron and
~W0 Nails.
kA per cent in their Ready made Clothing,
az of warranted quality, of which they have
brought on for the first time splendid as
sortment rsstz
Ok percent on their Groceries, Sugars, Tea
\~O and COlfec:--and
An per cent an almost every article in the Dry
~ Goods line, such as M6finOS, CASH
mereS. ParametaS, Lama Cloths, silks.
CalicOeS, &C., sc.
In consequences Of these advantages they calculate to
be able the people of SandusKy county at least
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS,
in the purchase of their goods the present year. This
fact with the correct opinion of of their
contemporaries, thatth intelligent farmer will judge for
himself and in the end patronze the who does bus
upon the farest erms is the only why the
public giving head quarters such
TREMENDOUS PATRONAGE.
Envy and disappointment will undoubtedly cause ma
PETTI insinuatons, and those who indulge in such
feelings will often scratch hard TO find bone" of con-
tention, and will MAKE mistake as TO
suppose that in business depends upon NoIsE &
Show" but ts all because they took LESSONS at
Head Quarters, if they had they wouldhav found
that they first PEoPI E. and then the peo
pie will always remember them in return
October 18Th, I649. ss.-l5-e. sa-f -
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-26
rt.ICKNnE ,,IuAcnR.

LEr EvERrBoDr REAp THIS C4AzrULLr.-There is SaE-
eaparla In the different Town
Sarsaparia the ORIGINAL, GEN.
UTNE, all This Townsend never
formerly canals and the likeyss
the title Of Doctor purpose gaining
for what he is not He she has attended two medical
schools and practcsd for fifteen years p Now the truth he
never pfacuced meaclne gay IN ms lie Such tofa tnfck
the wish sincerely, he
and truthful in all their deains and intercourse with their sk
featuring his mxture stating the large he would make
a inducemem
public with the belief that the Old Doctors
the Old Doctors OTgnal Recipe This p Townsend
have sold the for 81 will give EIm
e5O0 if he will produce single solitary proof of th His
statements Of Thompson, Sklman Co., nothing but
tissue Of sehoo2 simply made deceive the public and
keep the truth Gown in regard his sog srzueng
pound Tbs caution the public purchase but Old
Dr. JACOB Townsends Sarsaparia having the Old Doc
iknes his family Coat Arms and his signature
the Coat of Arms. sssl-,
PTineipat ootce, lo2 Nassau, street, N. Y City .
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-26
Fremont, Sandusky Co. {
AdminiStratOr'S Sale of Real Estate.

AuMIHlSlrdtOr'S sale OI Nedl ESLates
Court of common pleas, Sandusky county, state of Ohio
Petition to sell Land.
Henry Beck, Administrator of !
A. G. Foster, deceased:
,
Harriet Foster and others.
IN pursuance of order of said court made in the
above entitled shall offer for sale auction
Saturday, the 9th day of February next between the
hours often O'Clock A NJ and four O'Clock P. NJ at the
door of the house of said county, Fremont the
following described real estate. to wit:
The south quarter of the southwest quarter of
section number nine, g in township number four f.
range number sixteen, l6- containing thry-se two
one -hundredhs 81 2 100 acres, subject to the dover
estate of Harriet Foster, assigned therein, being in
Green Creek township, in said Sandusky county. APP
praised at
AIso-The southeast quarter and the half of the
south quarter of section number eleven, Ill in
township number seven, y range number fourteen,
Id containing two hundred and forty 240- acres be-
ing in Ottawa county, Ohio, appraised at two dollars
fifty cents -$2, so per acre.
TERMS SALE.-One third in cash, one-third in six
months and onethirdn year, with interest from day
of sale, TO be secured by mortgage on the premises
HENRY BECK,
Administrator of A. G.. Foster, deceased
Fremont, Jany 5, f750-43.4
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-26
ChanceryNotice.
Chancery Notice.

OMHHCtFy NOLICes
State of Ohio, SGndissky county court of conannu
pleas-Ln ehancery,
La @ Rawson,
Thomas Gallagher DY virtue of decreta order
Aaron LoVeland, ct al ID issued of the court of
common pleas Of Sandusky county Gho, to me directed
and delivered. shall offer public sale the 9Th day
of March next between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
and O'Clock P. NJ. the following described lands and
tenemenls, to wit: j. l=sz9
The east half Of the northeast quarter of section
number thirty six No 36) township number five, (5)
north of range number fifteen. (I5) containing eighty
and forty our one-huEdredths andin Saudnsky
comfy, Ohio.
Taken the property of said Gallagher and Loveland
to satisfy decree in favor Of La C. Rawsoa and others
CHESTER EDGERTON,
Jan'y 1855 Special Master.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-26

ss.ss.s@ . wanted at this once,
~ CORDS good Hickory and Ash wood. To those
III who have prnmised US Wood say. wewan,
inow. Freensn Office. +. Sandusky, May 26.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-26
.Niot to be Lrntlcl.soNi

S0llflHsky Drag Store.
Dgssgs, Medicines, Oils, Paints aud Dye Stufa
OFFERED for sale on terms that cannot but prove
~ satisfactory all " who wish purchase the best
rantabie articles at lowest rates will be fouhd here
At wholesale and Retail.
variety Of Paints, White Lead, Red Lead, Paris
Green, chrome Green chrome Yellow Turkey Umber,
rerra de sienna, elbow Ochre Vermion. gar Of Lead
Lampblack OF various qualities, Ivory Black, Chinese
Vermon. Gold and silver bronze, of various shades,
cepal Varnish, and spirits Turpentne. s'-
AIsO-Dye Woods and Stuffs,
Madder, Indigo, Alum, Blue Viro', cochnea solution
Of Tin, Logwood, Fustic. copperas, &C., &c, WrhaVe
also a good article Of Lin.seed Oil, Alcohol,
Pure Wines and Brandy for the sick. Ginger, IN
Tartar, soda, Epson salts and castor Oil by the guam
ty; all for ca sh that is moto.
Beeswax, Ginseng, sassafras Bark from the oot TO be
well washed and dried, and Paper Rags will be taken in
exchange for Goods at theircash price. b.
SHEETS & BELL.
Lower Sardusky. June %, '49.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-26

MY FRIEND, do You want good Goods, and cheap
1Xl Goods, call PETTIBONE and examine his
stock toPened at his old stand opposite DeslS
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-26
Cholera Cordial.

Cholera Cordial.
safe, certain and eectuaI preventive and cure for
Cholera and Cholera Morbus IN all stages.
VNhiS Cordial is prepared and recoma ended by
J. the best French and English physicians-and can
be relied upon in all
The proprietor feeling that the Cholera is disease
that should not be tred wh and that palm off upon
the public article that relied upon would be
ieapordzRg the life Of all who t-feel great conf
dence in offering this article to the public having stood
Germany.
Nothing can be better, and one bottle will in
effect acure-it TAX en- in time
Every family should have bottle on hand, as all are
liableand the Cordial should be given Immediately up
on the first symptoms. -5E
An ounce ofprevention is worth pound ofcure.
Sold only by C. R. McCULLOCH,
June 9, '4s. (f5) Lower Sandusky
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-26
Head Quarters,
REDEEMING TTs PLEDGE TO THE
p Il @ u l. E

TZENDAEL & NIsfS have made great strike
Mn the purchase Of their Goods the present season.
buying them very early tdurng the cholera times and
before the rise in the market.
The combined stocks ofthe ElyriR IL Sandusky y
concerns of the large capital employed ena-
bes to purchase large quantities directly from
the manufacturers, and their agents, which makes
wing Of the obers profits and enables them to sell at
fair commission less than those who purchase small sim
gle stocks of Goods in the ordinary way.
They calculate that they shall be enabled to the
people at least from ordinary prices
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LARGE TUMOR.
WASHINGTON, Iowa, June 9, l64

WASHINGTON, Iowa, June y, lo49
DR.. w. B. SLoAN-Dear SRI had q horse
which was unable to use for about two years,
on accoun, of very large tumor produced by
the collar. 1t was so sore and painful that he
would not allow a common martingal around his
neck. tried all the liniments in the country
which l thought might be of any service, but
they all appeared to aggravate the disorder. I
had lost all hope of his recovering, and turned
him out to die. Several of my neighbors ad-
vsed me to try your Ointment and Condition
Powders, but told them thought 1t of no use.
as I had tried various Ointments and Lini-
meats without benefit; moreover the horse ap-
peared to bo otherwise declining in he's ith.
However upon their recommendation. l ap~
piled the Ointment and gave the Powders as di-
rected. He began TO improve very soon, and
in the course Of four weeks was as well as any
horse in the neighborhood. have worked him
since, and there is up to this time no appear.
ance of n return Of the tumor. ! can there's
fore confidently recommend your medicine in
preference to any others in existence. scrd c.,
plenty of ii hers, am sure you can fluid sale
| for u large quantity
Yours sincerely.
3ma55. w W MtFrAr.
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AN ACT

To amend the act creating the Commercial C ourt
of Cincinnati.
Sec. l. Be IL enacted by the General
Assembly efthe State of Ohio, That here
after there shall be term of the CONNER
cial court of Cincinnati, to commence on
the FIRST Monday Of May in each year;
and so much Of the act establishing said
court, passed February 4th, ls48. as re-
quires 1t to hold terms on the first Monday
Of April and first Monday of July. in each
year, be. and the same is repealed.
SEC. 2. That any process heretofore is
sued out Of the said court, returnable to the
next April term thereof, and all notifica-
tions to appear at the said term, shall be
enlarged to the May term herein provided.
SEC. 8. That the said court may make
and publish such rules in relation to the
service and return of all mesne process, is
sued out of the said court, as may seem to
the Judge thereof necessary and reasonable,
any thing in the act creating the said court,
or in any other act, TO the contrary not
withstanding.
- BENJAMIN F. LETTER,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.. =
CHARLES C. CONVERS,
Speaker of the Senate.
Harch 22d, 1850.
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vember; in the county Of Morrow, on the
second Monday Of June, and third Monday
of September.
SEC. 2.If any wyi,s Of summons, exc.
eutions, subpgnas, or venire facais. for ju-
ries, have been issued in either of the coun-
ties named in the first section of this Tact.
and made returnable on the first day Of
any term, which may be changed or alter
ed by any provision of this act, The same
are hereby made returnable to the first day
OF the terms fixed by this act for holding
courts in the several counties herein nam
ed, and shall be held as valid in law as if
originally made returnable on the days
specified by this act.
:. SEC. 8. All laws and parts Of laws. in
consistent with the provisions of this act be,
and the same are hereby repealed.
BENJAMIN F. LETTER,
Speaker Of tie House Of Representatives..
CHARLES C. CONVERS,
Speaker Of the Senate.
March %; 1850.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-13
DOCTORING in GALENA.

Mr.. W. B. Sioan-Dsar sir: About three
years agoI was severely injured in one of my
legs by the falling ofa pile of wood which oc-
casioned large running Ulcers. Nearly every
Doctor in Galena tried to c ire them; buttried
in vain until from sympathy and improper treat
nent my other leg became as bad as the one
originally wounded. despaircd of cyeT being
we'll again,-but, in order that might neglect
no means within my reach purchased Of your
Agent in Galena some of your Ointment and
you can judge of my surprise and graf i'ude
[betler than can express III to find myself en.
tirely well before had finished using the Sec
ond box.
These facts make known that others o fflict-
ed may believe and not delay to use such val.
liable Ointment as yourshas proved TO be.
Respectfully Your Grateful Friend
Galena, Ill. Dec. 10Th, l548. Evan Davis.