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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-10-26

NATURAL BAROMETER The spider, says
an eminent Nationalist, is almost universal
~ regarded with disgust and abhorfencs;
vet, utter all, il Is one OF the most interest
ing. If not the most useful Of tie insect
tribe. Since the days Of Robert Bruce it
has been celebrated as model Of perseve-
rancc, while in industry and ingenuity it
has no rival smang insects. But the most
extraordinary fact in the natural history
Of this insect is, the remarkable presenti4
ment il appears TO have Q! an approaching
change in the weather.
Barometers, at best, only fore'ell the
state Of the weather, with certainty. for a.
bout twenty -four hours, and they are fre-
quen,ly very fa'liblo guides, particularly
when they point to settled fair. Bit We
NAV be sure that The weather viii be fine
twelve or fourteen days, when the spider
makes the principal threads ofits web very
long This insect which is one ofthe most
economical animals, does not commence n
threads, which II draws out Of its BODY. un.
less the state Of the atmosphere indicates
with certainty, that this great expenditure
will not be made in vain.
Let the weather be ever 30 bad, wa may
conclude with certainty that il will soon
change TO settled fair, when wa see the spi.
der repair the damages which his web has
received. I,is obvious how important this
iufallibIc indication of the state Of tbs
weather must be in many instances, psItic.
ularly to the agriculturist.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-10-26

AT an entertainment given by 40 en-
cine company at Barlng'on, Vt, the other
day. J. G. SAKE. Esq, uttered the follow.
ing excellent t3ast:
.lf pfon,e,heus was worthy Of the wrath
Of heaven, for kndling The 6rst Gre upon
earth. how ought all ,hs gods 70 honor ths
men who make il their professional bash
ness to rmt il oat.H
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-10-26

WASHINGTON uNroN.-This paper has
not been sold The negotiation has termn-
aled, and Mr.. Richie remains at his post,
with his associate, AR. Oserton. This Is
stated in The Union. In other quarters, i,
is snid that the failure Of Congress to re-
lieve Mr.. Richie from his printing con-
tracts, prevented the coIsummation of the
bargain with Mr.. Burke.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-10-26

NOR sale-lO0 Kegs aud Boxes OF Mails ano1
l. Glass for sale at n,c,, ,p.c
May 9:h. =. D. Z.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-10-26
T.. T.. Gan.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer III
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Oils' Pants
Dye Stuffs, Druggists Glass Ware.

frT-Also, Dealer in Books and Stationery,
Surgical and Dental Instruments, Teeth, Goia
and Tin Foil, Perfumery. Window t'lass; great
variety Of Fancy Articles, Sporting and fishihg
Tackle
n--Agent FOR Dnpont's Gunpowder; a,so, 70,
Smiths Machine Cards; supply of which, will
be kept on hand. ~ r.
Burlington, Feb. %, 1850 a2-u.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-10-26
u.nSh,e,S AND SHOES.

lust received from Boston large stock OF
, Winter Boots and Shoes, all OF the very oes, n
qualitypcrsons wishing to purchase VIII 10 "e''
10 call and examine my stock
OF st,L Hle G. J.. DAVENPORT,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-10-26
a. g. BILLION
FAMILY SsIkCEER,
VARIETY STORE.
DIR. yyNa. II. WHITE,
A. e. BILLION.
Watch and Clock Maker and Ensravcr:

Brady st., door bclop DR.. Wiaherwaa's GD'ec.
Is now prepared at his Variety Store, TO exc
cute all kinds OF work in the Clock, Watch. lew-
elry and Engraving business Clocks and Watch
es carefully Cleansed and Repaired. ),
WORK sent from distance attended to with
oare and promptncss. NAV ~
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-10-26

STRANGE INCIDENTS ATTENDING A
DEATH Under this head the Christian
Register relaias the following remarkable
incident. We do no, think il improper to
state TIM, the individual referred u i lac
late Mr. Ggeig, ho was lost al Gloucester
Friday, Ang. Is. 1850, BY The capsi1iDs d
a boa, in Il squa.. IL was nj Gloucester,
also, en- tie day previous to this casualty,
that his adventure "i,h the robin occurred
andi was at Brighton, in our neighborhood,
that his family met with similar adven-
,ure Boston Transcript.
The to!lo.'ing is statement OF facts rs
they occurred, as simple and short rs we can
make them. It would he easy to give wide
play to sentiment aud tancy.in connection
with so striking aud unusual an occurrence.
Superstition Nigh, attach 10 i, irralional
fears or hopes as erounilcss.
We confess we hardly know what 10 do
with nm event like this breaking IN rs j,
does upon .he settled order of our eXpe:i-
ence. and startling US With new exception
TO tho cnniir'n course oi things.
A gentleman with some friends was late
lv rambling over the rocks, near the water.
n one OF our seashore towns. Ills atten-
ton was presently attracted by "a robin. tili
grown, and apparently unhurt, running IN
his path, fitting abon, his feet, and. contra
ry to the proverbially shy instinct Of that
bird, Keeping very near him. lie took il
mp ii bis hand, innded il, pa'ted its teatf,-
ers, and, after showing il 10 the party and
remarking on It's singular tameness, tossed
il in the mir The next day, this gentle
man and four others. having put out from
The le>ch ior ssil-.-the boat on her return,
and when within sight Of land, cspsizeh Or
spruns sudden leak--and he, with all his
companions, was drowned. His body waf
recovered, and few days afterwards was
buried, IN cemetery some twenty or thr.
tv miles distant from the scene Of the dis
| astcr.
The day after The burial, the grave was
visited by his wife and daughter. As they
approached the spot, they were in hes'ta
ton for moment, not being familiar wili
the paco-as 10 which of sev eral newmade
graves, was the one they were seeking
At this instan, tame bu, sprightly robin
ran on the ground before them, and stooc
by them before the grave Of the HUSBAND
and father. Ono Of them took j. up ant
carcssed it, and after some remark abo"
this singnlari,y Of it's conduct, let il CO.
when i liev down, aighted on the ralset
mound over the grave, and laid itself close
TO the earth. The daughter Immediately
took il up again, and it was dead!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-10-26

HlU.ES..MlI saw hand saw, Crost cut saw
l. and whip saw files, round, half rounds nat
square of all sizes, wood rasps, smoothing Mes
Cabinet files and shoeing rasps OF best quaiity
at the Hardware Store, -
Oct "a NO. Le S'a'ie no"'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-10-26
J. w. DALLAM'S

81. LOUIS CHEAP CASH FAMILY
GROCERY:
Opposite Steamboat Landing, Davenport
TTASi iusi opened a choice lot OF Family GIo
/ ceries and will continue to receive such gooes
as NAV be called for in his line.
Goods warranted and sold at St. Louis retail
prices. as nv motto isqnck sales and small prof
i,s. lie,respectfully invites the public to call ant
av.m;rn June Goth, 1850.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-10-26
THE GAZETTE,

Is issued every Iharsday Mornlng, BY
SANDERS & DAVIS,
In the city Of Davenport, AT the following
TERMS:
One copy, one year, payable IL ad, ancc, $eGa
Il IS /. 6 s. 6 6mo,ths, $50
!" g y 3,on
RATES or 4DJ'ER7ISfNG.
One square (I2 lihes) one insertion, $i,eo
Is each additional s. 50
s. fol three months 400
:. S s six G.nN
g ono wear lD,cU
profcstinal cards (undcr sis lnes) one yea, 800
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-10-26
ss.OAN,s MEDICINES.

MO man owning horse should be without
IN sloan,s Ointment and Condition Powders.
A. SANDERS, .
Aup II. Agent for proprietor.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-10-26

L Eg,E' YOUR FEET DkH.--!uss re-
IN ceiveh fine assortment of Women's, MIS-
ses and C,,iIdren,s Metallic Rubber over shoes at
Oct 24ih u. II. DANrN' D' -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08

COMPETENCE AND HEALTH
I.Nr.,TIN. D.. ~. I'D.

l,NC.'rTE, Pa, Oct. -. lsl5.
n,rr 81 Anuw so wiIl have ths kiudnr.. g.
tear With enc In ny ,ucfoa,hing uJ1n your tim,
uhls lasknow edge, On lshal, of m,.clf and vris)
the obligations We iscl ours,l,s. us'ct o. Nuu. ~
having made Known certain matters contained in
yuuf mr.i Invaluable Married Wouau's Private
Meiical Cumganiun II has ls,n wofth it weight
IN gold O. me-. u cNprcss mNs'h rather warm, f.
Nuu see that cannot b. - Ton Wstmly, WhCn ~.
iurn Nuu ~ The extent o. which have, through u
b-yn t-n, lifted. will state nv situation, When !
obtaincd ,uuf h,ok through the mCrcst curiosity.
look upon a. one II the most ioIiunaic events u
m, hc. I hal icca married some ten year. and
vls the father q seven children. was lng strug.
ling uucrasing,, e. The col that ] might gaia a
mo,'spts cUmpctsnc,, lot the results II ~, utmost
eNsrii1us n the rod, l,li me ah.ui Where "a, At
th- beginning II each wear; ani that only. 9TH the
most siiui,d cro1um,, suihcing Nth h,r,ly the
uccrs.arie, 1T lfr FINALLY. thu, cpusau, eforl
Vas beginning a. have a. eject on iu, health, I
islt 10. caTahls % endure 81. continuance, whlc
l,'t the n.Ccssity 4 perseverance,.
THIS cousta 4, uncyasing struggle on nN TaUwa'
imperative, iu consequence Il tn pru'trtci Cpni-
ton 4 on, vfr tvith pccnsiUual iut,unissi0u) BE-
80 years, much Il the tins confined . her hci ani
4 Cuurs, incapable u taking Oh. charge and man.
sgemsut 4 household afaTs. llsf ooadit,rn ar.c
from cause. Il whl,h I was igponut. Oh ~hI
WouIi h,,c gwen bad ! the ~ years To- llTc over
again. What - uuld uN nj, have gwen 6, have
t.ca spared the sUg dsy' and .iill lpngrt night.
p'ostraiy on lsi IT s,ckuc..'-aIl of ~hi,h wuulI
have bs,1 avoided. hal then ,,,n q cog, IT TN
Nlrr'a Hos.l7's Pri,ai' Medical Coaqilis7.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08
New Tailoring Establishment,
Hubbard g. Stevens

MOULD .ay o. their customers aui To pablo
w that the, h,,, On convection with their husi.
ness \ TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, whcrr
The, vii !. pfcIarrd to make anil tfim HaImsut.
az well ani ~ a. gupd sNL a. eau L. don" ~ ON.
ord Cygniy. The, h1pe Nv q stIi,t Irgaul e. 10"
wants n their customers o. mcft share ~ puilic
Tauurag- Cutting dome At short notice. and war.
ranIej In NJ II pTopctl, made.
n. & :. vuuld also -, that the, have and shall
Keep good assortment IT
Gsrnln rr,nch and American Dhck Cloths.
Bius and Browu Broad Clth..
Black Cashmere and he skins.
BLk SATIN and Lasting Ns.l,azs.
IanC, Du'skias and Satiu.ti. ipr Pants.
TNryds and Ca.hncr,t. ipr Sumup'f Goats.
Al 4 ~hish will L. sold ani made up a. cheap
a. can l." done cl.c~hsr of the .amc qualt, and
Workmanship.
IN addition to the abo,c, they uiroj to keep on
htu.I a st-.I 4ssUftut.pt .f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08
Farm for Sale.

wy AIMING about nifty acre. Of good land,
ssYplsd With Sstfr, and from hlleen 10 twen,,
tons VI Hay yeaTS II is situated within t~o aad a
hall nike u And0yer COn,T. said Earn will h
al iOr four hundred dollars, one hundIed dollar.
d1~n, ana ID, r,st IN yearly payinculs. well ,scuIed
b, rsrtgagc.
Tor snthsr particulars apply to T notify Walker
Of RumtIfd 90 EROch 4. Siapsnn Il ARJOyer.
ENOCH 4 SIMPSON.
AHdn-sr. June ~. $50 sn ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSAL
Strengthing Plaster.

LoSG rHI,D, TrsrrD ny THoUshSDs, uNI'rR
SALLY PRoSouSCfD uNHi'aLLtD, ,SD
uSroUAILEb.
THESE PLAsTERs viii H. found cure for
i weakness or hmeness IN the hack, side or .toin.
ach. and al Rlrur'aio irtcf'oHs, Shiehs, Dari-g
Paias. g., IN the limbs. hack. side or stomach
aud 6r all purposes where plaster !. needed, they
have no superior. II indeed an equal.
ly wearing upon thu breast er .romseh, they will
h. found to Afford great relief in all ease. Of pain o,
soreness of the eAsf and lHags, occa.oncd by neg.
lect or proiraeted colds and coughs.
The, ar, beautifully spread on prepared eb,h. at
20 cents each, and may h worn without incon'sn-
fence Cor bong time. Hthey hrcome ~rinklod up.
they may he taken OF, eleansed Of sweat and dust,
and again pu, on, and thus worn Coz ik," or ar
aoaiAs al a time.
In preparing the plaster to pat on, u should no
h. mu,iy parasd, bat should b. o'mpld,iy ntii,d,
by holding the hack Of the plaster over the FIRE.
Sold by Agents generally, throughout the country,
and by J. X. HAssosD, Paris A. FirLD, Rusr
You've. South Psri.
tFsb. =, 1850 2~i
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LORENZO NORTON. Justice.
TIE REMEDY TIINr CURES

PoHrt,Nn, Ne. Jan. 10. ISI7.
d. Aver hay, Leu l,Ug aGlirird With Iiihua
Which grew YEAR, ~ofsc until lat ,utumn It bot
90 a cough uh,sh coufn.j mc On NY 5h,u,i.r. and
l-g,u a. assrr. ~ ,hunHE, symptom. II opnsump.
ton. ihIurd Oh, hst ri,icc and ih, l,',u"l.
,,,u. 10 nn purpose, until I u-cd VOW CHERRY
vhi,h has ,u,'i zoe. AMI yuu nay
vel l.h,,t u,. Gnt,iul, ,uufs,
J. u. PHELPS
ifil.rr 3, ON, ,siu, 90 ths Judgment Cd, tu' vIs,.
" b. sr.,k huu c,Psf-ic' t,rs p ~ J-H's sur-
tl, 1T tl. pph',, ounhdsrcr.
&. ava, oUINI'T, tpWrtI,
SulI in S.ulh Paris. b Ru.t 4 Co., luI b, nu..
gisi. and d,,,t. ,n VI ,lrcius. c,p.rslI,, thrugh.
uut the STATE. bmlq
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08
For Tooihachc
CURTIS n PERKINS.

Rage, W., PrfU07rf,
= v bsu 40 uricf. i,r .uprli,. ui thr ufHi..ra
.huud H. aIiI'.-'d, t.tsi,ug the hss' H-, Of - U
irg -
u b. s"l D., Druggist ,pl j,ilr, o. m,di,,p,
Throughout the country and ~ rsrt' b, J h. ll'v.
uoNu, South Paris. \. Field. Rust 4 Notug; '.
PARIS. l. " Murl"sk. l.. Washlniu. lu.kh'd
l.. Al~u"d \ Co, Ta,Lf. Coolidge \ Gautarr.
ruuhusi. } purin Co. will .,ll At shol .al1 To-
retail At Proprietor pricrs. 32Sl
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FARM FOR SALE,

II And,pcr, containing alout 200 acre, Of good
! land. with ruud orchard and large anil cornmo.
dluus iaidugs, vel supplied With Natct. aud STU.
aicd within on, mile II miil., .tor,s, ,,hool.house
and ncc,in. .hous, md only seventeen mIc, from
Rail Road ran,nunIcatinn. Il T. well locs..tl ~ a
PLEASANT ncighlnrhcod and avery desirable situation
aud will h, sold At , bargain.
For further particulars apply to J. ". T,LHor.
ESD. AndoyeT corner Or a. the sulIsCTitsT on the
premises. BENJAMIN JONES
Andoyer, Ma, sih. 1850. 3ml7
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siekly and Unhappy Wives,
Etrasi of a latter from a csBi'o1aH m Day.
ton, Ohio.

EYrrCf ~ hff'r from CfH'IT1uH ~ Day
ton, Ohio.
nNToN, NAV I. lea.
nsh VI. M,,EioT,U-M ", p,ar 81. The
Mauic Ncuau's Private Mci,cal Com auiun. 81
which ypcl..,i me dollar h. Nour addr,.s came
satl, O. h,ai I vurl4 MT have tfuullsd sou
With these lev lines. lui nat sm impsllri l., q
sens, Il gu,lItnr, &C. my.sh anal wife. t. give ut.
i,ranc. g. our sincctr ani hsaIti,lt ,mntlan..
VI, MI, has l,cp p~rccptbI, sinking e. sonc
thrcs wear. 90 rnur,. iu conscqu.ncs II her vrr,t
aHgul.h and .uH'fug s0tne months b'tf, ani dufing
CpHhn~n, vt. crrtN sucJyssi,s pns HDfr and u,nf,
dsbihuirl ani prustutcl her. putting hor H. in
imuinsnt danger, apl phrch Nss un the hot o,Sa.
siru, dc.pair,d 1T. suppus,,i that th,. state II
thing. Wss ir,Viablc. anil r,sign,i m,sclf ~ nc,i
ih, worst At 'hi. i,ns (nuv ahow two 'nDnthD
heard ,our l.,ok hishh spoken ~. a. containing
SOMA matters r'sshng mN case. On ~ receipt and
p.rusal, Osunt ,NVrc.s o. Non The T,l,,i Afford.
sd w, distressed mind 'ni ths ~, its Iarcs mrati.
.f o. on, UIr. eco lsrrirg thst tas gi,st uls,u,r,,
.f N. ". prs.usIuN provided q r,usi,. u
uTguyl prospect a. my Nhlfh ! hul, ruuc,iNcd
uas plsstb.. ~ nsrunipr, cUnsldsfliipn can s,st
rrfas The obligations I am uri o. ,uu ibr h,,iug
t-.n the usan. II iurafting o. %. the matters spn
'aiD5i IN thr Mau,,d Woman. Private Mclical
CsuTanipn. Bot Soc ihis, etc apuihst war uuull q
ha,, passed over boz, head, in al hunnn ufulahihN
m, Wiic svui have t~,n o. hcr gave. and n,
shiir,u isit uaihgfr.s.
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PULMONARY ELIXIR
,ow ~ PRESS: TuT GREAT NATIONAL wotS
CRUISING IN THE LAST WAR.
~ HARRY DhNFORT1I.
Author u '.'rhc Reef, ~ '7s." Sc.. Nc.
\ Naval story of the War Of 1912.

On thr fut = Jm,c p,,t, Z. ". PETERSON
No. o. ClIE>TNI T Street rhiiaiclphia, will puh.
lish the ahosr great N.iipusl Motk. tu ,uhHns ~
Ii6 page, "st.to. rticc - ccni'. The narrative
BE- iounlsi uu The Sfuiss ~ pri,iio aTu"i hrg. ihr
luuuil Il which WIS pt,.cuicd a. the ,mihor--
"Crui.i1g iu thc Last War" origina., appeared m
"Gnhim'. M,g,nu'." ~ $50. Wlsu It att.ia'd
au unprecedented p'puhrIy all over The l.'iol
States, ard nuuTrUus APPLICATION. have since l"su
made g. th, auih"f issue q W. volume lat hith
r,tp m.u5crs.iu.,. IT, has nov, hose,rr, care.
hilI, revised o.. and luNrd II 90 H. pct o. TI,ss.
f,ap.ic ou set, and foil ~ ibf,lling inril,nls,
ms pisinTtpr 81 .'uF~, NV tl- h,ns mo thess.
riIs, % Will Prove tl mn,t Interesting l.'L ol d.
krud c,rr ,,.asa: sad mite iaid by fs,s5sHfi aId
lilu8Hif. I've, Nm'IirIu, Nhp g. pfuui ~ ihr
iuumphs Il ih' star, and str-' vii fcqu'ic culN
of ihl, l-.nS g. hlmsclf ,ud ,h'AiTrn. Ou'fs lrr
r0Iur 40 H. .,ut 10 oucr, ., hI.t come iIsi served.
~ul', p.0. % ,rrts pr h,r copies UtIl ly s"ui O.
.Hr ono ....- Bro faI. o.uH'N 'r co.. u.iai. ..,,.
,l eurir. Ill b, cent ~ Iso Dolau, or thut,
cops, viIl It. cent So Five p"fAD.
nvik.,.r.. N,u. Arsut.. PoiiArs aud ~ "il.sfs
viIl D. supplied %, The duic,. lunrtd Ot Thousand.
1t thr hss,t mates. r,cr rh,ursa Dollars per
hunJfJi
Nn Isf.lu IN ili. rurilly can T't~'t any huHu1i
~ mnn., the, phase &c any rrmhsr - ih' Ih'Nr
National WoiL he, mi, san', and the, Will b
cent ~ uus, o. them. iu an, saN th"y mas ducci'
Ths vutl will q, u,iy O. .oud 10 psr'on m ths
r.rrtp D., ih. 2o'h II Mly, hut villuut "" puIl'h'
oi iu len, the large cities uuiil the hri u juno.
The eh.lr II tn .h,N, will l. Iulli.h.d be ,U'
htg, octave ,ulum, II Uu' hu'Tci snd siNic iu a.
O.. printed from nov, large W.. hni 900 iherhD'ni
rlntc r,p,r rrrr 81 n, cDwphi' VOLTS rHt'
of i've ruyic. 81 Doc Dollar
Pulii.h-l and Zoe ,llc D., 7 u. PETERSON,
W. - Chs,tuwt .u~.t rh,l,icip h,--ur canls had
~ wtt'"s n go, Ne- S"'k. " Whs.m ~ 90.
be-, must cnnc addressed, pct raid.
- EIuu Il Nru.plprrs throughout DO c,rn.
tr,, cnpiin the slu,' on' &c nuts umrs in,,uiiur
th. nniirr, nj sending oupy e ih.r TsIsr rik.
81. - Z. u. PETERSON, a. ,hrsiiu .us q,
rh.h clphi'. .lall have three cupi'. II The above
vprk cont thcia lN return fmaiL
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Truth IL stranger than FitiOn.'
CuHE OF
Rheumatism, Bronchitis, and Dy.pspNa.
REV DIR LANDS. 4 CLERGYMAN

4 Nss jersey ~ ii'tnspi,hsi sitaiunsli' ,ud 80
sisssy Sew I,rsy Ial, ~ ~.
10 " ri'sisisHne.r srs hou Ssh % s1os
n ~ what hes been ih. result IN No Bsn case ~
ne irpllrs'lUn % IiH OAIE NNID BELT AN1
NtihLAtE Ny frtly Ha' inllrss
Faf s'nli is'H'Y y'ari bal teen 'ussnng irl,'
py'rspta frrfy lssr ne fymPtuns bee are - re
80 ruuh Obtain permanent fs.sl from any culf',
rrfItal irssimsni ~Aaister Alout 'suTfssn yssn
nHs. 90 slH'sInsrc. oi if.luslt -ypu.sf' - 80
sssfhsr iH The discharge ~ ny yist0rsi ir4cs
asrsiue fuNfsCt ~ severe thfurw Hhsuustttu
'h.th of yer s0sf yssf. csI'si ~ iHi.'ruHsbl'
l1sush Fsit.sT Iu ne sIu'sf Il o. snl - l1 90
tt ttsucs 81 preaching gfsat ds.l ir ~ on 4rf
fsriap' other churches boz the RECON. sas stssssi
~ TIE hunchfts which snon tsrsms - severe 90
- fsqaifr IN iniHsiists 'u.psnsipn ~ ny yastsral
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sm, isu 90, 'sfy respectfully youfs,
ROBERT W. LAHDi-
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