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Admirable Portrait.

The best minds of eoualTy do not necessarily find their vent n Journalism, but. in Ftanee. we think it is so. The following portrait of Louis Na- poeon, 9ft Presidaat, is by the Editor of Le Psss, and we doubt whether Guisot or Lamartine could do 1t as weli:--E Home J,sar.ui
 His face, inass and passiye in 'appcArxnee. is nothing more than the mass oE aa aafsve sud ag- dent .nierior life. Hss eyes aem extiasaisea. haf they are as deep as the thoughts mo which they sometimes plunge. and which spring ap .s tassss orbit. flame rises from the spot where Il is kiR- dlcd His forehead s sosphre as fatality, bat t is vast as conception. His lips are pale, but tAey gre hne delicate, discreet. slightly apafs--iast enough to allow passage tothe brief and ptecise expression of will that has reelected and decided His woE1s are slow, indolent and drawling, but they are sure of themselves, and this apparent in- difference is only excess of confidence. Audacity yelled by tinlidty; resolution disseubled by mid ness; infexbility redeemed by goodness; life under marble fire beneath the ashes--in short. something of Augustus and of Titus under the features of Werter, that type of German toyenge--sucA ap- pears so us Louis Napoleon Bonaparse.
 This portrait, drawn from nature. rcadsn the whole man Ineligible. The opposite opinions formed of him are thus justified. We can under stand how one man coRscieRtieusiy doubts the in- telleeiuai superiority of Louis Napoleon. and how another exalts li almost with fanaiscixsn. Louis Napoleon IS superior man. bat Of that sort af superiority that lies hid under doubtful exisrior His life $ wholly inward. His speech does not betray bis inspiration; his gesture does not indicate hts daFngi As look does not relees his srdor, his yak does not reveal his resolution. His whole moral nature is, so to speak. restrained by his physical nature. He thinks. bot does not discnss. He decides, but does not deliberate Hs acts. bat does not sgilsie. He psonoBnces. but does not give hs reasons. His best friends do not know him. He commands confidence. buf never asks for it. The eve of the expedition against Bonl- ogne, Gen. MonthOloh promised 0 follow him, without knowing where ke was going Esefy day he pEesides in silence al the Council Of Mas. ters. He lisiehs to everything. speaks little, sn' yie'ds neihsaw. Wa one word, curt and precise as ano7ler of the day, he settles the most oontro verted questions. But with this iBfiexihii.sy q viii there is nothing tyrannical or absolute i the form of its expression. He gets the asccn3eBcy without hsmilating- Queen Hortsaae called Ain tae mildly sbsinzte aad this maternal opinton s, iy every Eesnect, tfnev
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IWo tO TWENTY HOGHSs
 This agent the Maicfis Msdfca and one which Psriec, haraoay walA laws ss lite; EIeiag aa c9Nbum tn the eiFcsia of te whoie systrEa, aeiiIsg directly apoB tho aefNes, the great
 MAfNSPRtNG OF LIFE,
 gently aud safe regulating and bringing about that hsrmo condition which constitutes health. whcnevs an excessive actiaa esiaaF iocal FeaFsai. if 4
 NEITHER yOMITS NOR PURGEs, nar n4assa the most licate siotach We give better l~a os s ecls thaa that described hy R r. Fy, % ia letter dated, colanses, La, Oct F. Iso a which ya@ Febaiase has bsqa used with wonderful success n s>i i've hundred cases is rvst (oaschIal been asea aud n esay has acted like ekarH wsY st,E.as the pNhsai es periert health ta iroa TWO Is aanuas t compare wus acts oa te srfae 0pens ue ps 0' as skia rqaaS@ the ctrenaten Q. the blood asd he raent owH ana roes t sleep he wakes and s"i htndiy Knowing whas cured hia. IL 1, aHsp4afcal y, the
 REMEDY FOR FEyERs..
 "a witness ef is remarkae earaove parsrs vr wi ada a haes ifo E Nn'e, af caldwaIl parish under date Of val Y o essss of iefs'-awsys rescrins Ie patient FF ieaia ie from two fsaf hours! |, hefeiarr do soi hesitate in pfsavaneis,g 1t og the
 Greatest Discoveries 0f the Age.ss
 could ps'duse enoash of such testimony h aHoe. sa 'slaas ron tle nsss n.sn ssr aalers, ba.l pt',', sad sa ,be testiinoa, we se.ire. w siAsaaiG a n all cases; and ssd fail Go accom-. ' gaa' Is get forth ih dseeaosA, rse meaey vi be rs.tssi Pc, snlac, 30 csass per tar aunee; & 'es 90 oae a'a're hst'ie casaHs eaoash for tsum cases va,F e.aGees tie ehesp1sg cine n tic sAA u vii sase qaaihs saoush to psS Hs itseIf more t'aa wce ose without regarding the gfsa sasine f Il1as aa4 sInanhs 5 ' gz +s VI Aief dscoaat wi hs rs.gs ,o A6afsr.s ana .r.rx ~,, aatsta v -. " s~~'- Nele sanae Flipal fae sns< signature witA tke
 tsz'ft and sagaatare Of 5aaes Speed un the en- 'stoff nltl aaSls asntswn, ls tse vial 1 ~ tiuA-We wis,' tse psbc De parcu,as cautious
 pN Aase any tang pffpsrtng De f1ectneaI FchFt. ng asss ecatas the above marks gen.slari.ess We
 " sesa fsnisrks called fer, consequence of pex~,ns
 p'rh aisAed apsa y coaafSFes, pfatenaea rpeiss,s dag spas, " - VT ->s'e""ss E 'a'c by nrusss and psaies generally shrougseasse .r,,,, |. KENDALL 6 CO, Sole Propr.eaar ,A HE MEXICAN MUSTANG LlAIAIENT, i'd say aua,. i a ff1fiesFs prices, tsgfes zfue assnftssseas sS " nat FAMILY nEDicfNEs, afways oa hana sha4e % ana rc'a, Al aepoS. sa MasAzas street New tIs n sa waoiesaiu retail, in Litise Rock at ths new ,.,. ,., THoss gurrERwmIn. xsa1
 '~iy i' iusi' 4m tw Afkaasas.
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PmtosoPnrAI--The editor of the Easton (Pa.) Argus, Mir. ". II. Hunter, was defeated for the Legislature in Northampton county, by wAig opponent, whereupon Mr. II. announces:
 "The question was submitted to the people of Northampton county, on Tuesday. whether they would have good representative or good editor the coming winter, and they decided by majority of eighty that they would rather have good editor Huzza for our side,''
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CITY ELECTION.
I.rrrLr RoeI, 27th OCT. 1851

LrrsLE Rocs, g7th Ger. ls5l. Messrs. Johnson & ReaSdon: Gentismsn.~-You will pleasc canddate s the office Of Cy consa ensuias January cleo tion. Very respectfully,
 CORNELIUS STONE. g7- We are authorized to announce HENRY GRIFFITH ss candidate for reeisc,an City Constable at the ensa ing January election O. We are aahorixed to announce VIM. h cAUsfN, as candidate for the office of Ciy Rscords, al e eussng January election. Ik2. We are sathosizedt te Maj II. HARALSoN as candidate for hs office Cy Constable the ensuing JaAnsEy election. October %, 1851. Eh7- We arc authorized to announce c. L. SULLIVAN & candidate City Constable, the ensuing January eIecton
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T The remains nf the anocstoTaof WashianAsn, says tho Richmond Whig of the tatA asE.s sspase in Messmoreland county, Va, wAsra she FaaAes of hs eaaHsEy was bosa. The eissA plses e George Washington is oa plantation kneWn an { Wakefield Eatate," owned and enjoyed hy sohn E Wilson, and n sbe msass Of tws hhAassa4sse corn field. marked only by sn old hxlck ciinaeY. nnannoth hg lfee, and . fssessone slab, on which latter $ inscribed in cut ieissrA barely diacssai- ble
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GF Ladies are often annoyed by perplsxing questions from the male gender, and sometimes they escape from direct answer by happy bon moi. "What afe you making, Miss Knapp !" in quired familiar acquaintance of lady. A knapp sack" was the satisfactory reply.
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TRRAIs FOR ADYERffsFNlil

Advertisements viii be ihssrssa V sAe Msmn tntcs of tAesths. pspesz intkia niks--tksE \ ti squArn sar ihs kfss insertion. nna hsy rensa square fos aach aaaitieual pnhlieasian. A kb&FAl iliscoGas viii be made U sAose who sdvsssas by the year.
 IT rrcstmassea a1e ausAeFixed b Ae1 N S6F agena, and will rctain 10 paE cent ofan mnney received and tranaaitlsd D us ieE papsrs sAa v. vertisements.
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Agency far inc Akvansas Banner.

eJ- Mir. wm. E. BEAVERS Is authorized to act as igsut for the Bannrr, at Lost Greek. Saline eonnty
 e. Mir. GEORGE BoGcs is authorized to act as igent for the Banner, at Pine BiuR, Ark.
 91- F. W CARR, General Agent, Evans Build lngs, Norih-west corner Third and Walnut streets, PhiIadephia is authorized to act as Agent for "the .irsaasas Baaner."
 ]. ]. SHIRLEY, Esq, No. 26 Camp Street, New 0rleau. is our exclasve Agent to procure and eol- feet names for advertising, &c., in that city.
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SoR WORK.

or kinds, snck as Sleambcaf nils, llils of f.a- ling, Posters, naudhnz .SAosafEx, JansiccF. anl
 conssahies nlanas, Rau 'sna sna t'ail1sA Fssks.s. caE'ts. Book and Psmpe si fsAsting a1eeussE wltA neatne~s anddispssSh. asmoaesass prices ios dasA,
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1T At WIilow liver. Minaesosa. Col. Hughes had squash which weighed no poaads and his sssr- age growth was i3 pouRds day hy ths sleulyanis. Indian corn grows near ss. Paul fczn i3 to IS feet high. and ears are barne nine feet from the ground
 Planted the 2sts of May, ii was Iips tAe 25th ot September. s
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Us Our agents are now out upon tours of col lection in different portions Of the State. We hope our subscribers will De ready to receive them, and remember the printer
 All the labor and materials used in a printing office must be paid for in cash and the only wnS to keep the press going is to pay the printer.
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IF The German correspondent of the London Globe. undeT date of oetobcg 3rd. says:
 Al Hambpg sa experiment. has been made with Phsisips !. fire analhiistor." A wooden shed alied with cosnbastiblss was sci on fre. and an attempt made to set ,i.e " anniAila;ors at work; but the heat was too great to permit approach; a fireman wss near becoming victim sf the espesi. mens. and at lss, ii was found necessary to uss a eomrnoa water eagsne. which exsihguished the flames ln tea minutes.
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IF MT. $. c. ". LEWIS, is authorized to make collections and receive subscriptions for the Ban ner. He is now on tour through the following countless
 Saline. Jefferson, Arkansas, Desha, Ashley. Drew. Union, Bradley, 0uachita, Calhoun, Dsl- las, Clark. a
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Tha tl2a FelaaaFy, t7s0 WASHINGTON
Was bosn.''

Was buxu."
 Tse slab isflsree feet lons fs one fo5g and half wide. and IS broken in two. Abous sss Amrs- dsed yards from the spot is pspa4 1raak. ana slas mile distant thePctomae Fivsf. The bisshrp place is accessible by carriage way thEnugA tAs imlnense corn aeld until within q quarter of . mile. which distance is made by pathway. Tie neglected con ditioa Of the spot bea record of shame against his country for neglsctiRg to liis up moaunenl tAsse to his memory.
 One quarter of mile tsom the birth place. an the same estate. is an old fashioned va0it in diapidaied condition; tombstone at the side of the door which beasos the tollowiaginnerpsisus
 [ Here
 Lieth tho body
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For the Banner.

If JAMES W. WILLS Esq, of Saline county, will con- sent to represent Senatorial District composed of e coun es oSane and Hot spring in the Senate branch Of tae next General Assembly of Arkansas he w receive ssrong sup port ia the county of HOT STRING.
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9eooteo to 3poltttcs,
THE BA N N ER. TUESDAY MORNING, NOV. Is.

All AIven.temepts intended for the Batnes, should bs handed in by 10 oeiock on Monday noraas oT saca week to insure their Insertion.
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To Subscribers.

We hope that wherever any irregulariiy may b. discovered in he receipt of the Baansr, our sub .esher> ~:::: tt ;s favor ;S give information o and removed.
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Donation Lands.

For sa.> al this office, Lists of the feItea landi subject to donation by the State, to actual settler' a, 75 cents per copy, or SC per dozen. Postage te anypart of the country, 7la cents.
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IF Gnxgs K. JosEs. Esq, Smithville, Lawrence county, Is apthoEized to act as agent for the Ban neE
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Important to Planters.

WYE would respectful
 " iy csll iiae attention of the p1blic to the iuapor- tanee 5t theig makilsa tasm selves acquainted wsit The reaarkable properties, and yirt,ies of the
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Bradley couniy, is authorized to act as Agent for the Arkansas Banner.
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ELECTRICAL FERRiFUGE, F

SPEEDS FEVER TONIC with which any one, with Out any particular know Itdee of medicine, Is ena .ItrG n rrg- sny If She f.. veEs incident to a Southern ,.3fsazga ss, Graf.a
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Lieth tho body
JOHN WASHINGTON


 JOHN WASHINGTON,
 Eldest son of sa Capt WRENCH WASHING TON
 Who departed this life
 The 10th of Jaauary. sH Ht
 l690. Ns Aged 10 years and II sncushs fie MILDRED WASHINGTON,
 Eldest daughter .f or sad Washington. N Who departed this life
 The tst day of August, 1898, Aged months" Eight miles, Of tbcreahouts. from Cauaaieton stands the identical house Tn which Monroe was born. Concerning this place there is nothiae worthy of mention, sate that the house s al as,si- qnated appearing sqasre log caSia. gisaag no evil dsaee of it's asEoclation NestmonelaHd county boasts fhavtBg faFniskad the co=atry with two Presidents. than whom 10 others have had deeper hold upon the affections Of the peopls.
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No. II.

matches. and hc disappeared with bound. Rita was utterly discom6tied sud vas compelled 10 ciosc' the performance without hnishisg sAe last sct.-- Yankts Blsae.
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Mr. Foasssrs-The houses of thia actor ai Philadelphia, the Pennsyisanian says. are kllea STery usgEt and # is impossible to engage seats unless they are taken two or three days always ia advance.
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A Chance for the roadies.

i The Pieayune states that Albert Smith, the En-
 glish novelist, intends to visit this country in a
 short time Smith is one of the small fry of En-
 glish literature, ho will be eagerly neted by the { New York and Boston scribblefs. and represented
 as looking every like a whale." His position, as a writer of fctiog equals that of Martin r. Tup-
 per as poet; he has found lower deep" than
 the lowest. Doubtless he. too, will consider us
 worthy of being taken under his :. PFofeetcn,'
 like his illustrous predecessor, and save us from thes.rong grasp and terrible indignation of England;
 we arc waiting to be patronized. By the way. is there no asylum in London for authors destitute of an idea, and must zee find them in elimination. and bread and butter We have been charged by the solitary hosseman " of G. r. K. James; we have been nauseated by the proverbial fooeres Of Tupper; enlightened by the perpatetic philaathro- py of GeoEge Tkcmson. and now we are to endure the weak embraces of Albert Smith; we may ex- peet Brown, Jones and Robinson. soon. But there is one thing more disgusting than the foppeTieS and lollies of these notable cockneys, and that is the goajyiSm which runs sfIer their footsteps and covers them with it's salaver. lis principally con
 lined to the abolition blue stockings of the north II S tnC HlaHta ui 0tu "uaACuy th huu o0t VI isioomcrs, but is sufficiently general wi,haf to te serve passing notice. For our part, if we must have .. lions," we would prefer native tribe to the pany wheIps Of Cockaigne,-- though, we con- fess we have little paftiality for menageres Of any description O. Deits.
 ar An Indian complained to rumScller that the price of Iiqaor wzs too high The latter, in iusli
 fcstion, sad tt cost as much to keep hogshead of brandy as to keep COW.
 The Indian replied. !" May be he drink as much water. but he no cat so r.seh hay"
 ISro lIrA.--A Indy one night at a party was much anueyed by the imper,inent remarks Of coseomb who sal near her; at length, becoming tied and vcxed. she turned towards him with an angry coantenanee end said "Be pleased, sir, to cease your nnhecoming impertinence." The fellow was sstonishca at 80 sudden rebuke, and could only reply, "Pray. Miss, do not eat ne"-- De in no fear" she replied. q am | Jewess."
 Mr. FoaREsT.--The houses of thiS actor al Philadelphia, the Pennsyisanian says. are filed l Srery night and # is impossible to engage seats unless they are taken two or three days always ia adv ancc
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Tug DocToa's WxLeoNg. Down east fhsse re- sides certain Il. D. one very cpld night be wAs aroused fsdm his sinmber by very loud kapekinx st bss d,or. Aftef some hssitsiioa he went te sie window and asked l" wbo's there Y " Frlend.. was the answer. What do you waafr, ]. Want to stay here Ali night" " Stay there, them was the beaevo.ent reply.
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THE ARKANSAS BANNER IS PunIIsnED RyKnH FUEsDAx.
  RICHARD B. JOHNSON, Pubiishcr.
TERMS

Ro, .., conv. o,e year. @ 80 For three copies, one year, to one address, ! 70 For fse copies. one year, to one sddress II % For fen copies, one year, to one address, 20 oo
 t7-The name of no person will be entered upon our books unless payment be made ;n sdUaasee, oE assumed by some responsible person in this city.
 fTDistaut subscribers may forward us HioHey hy letter, at our expense, and at our risk, provided the postmasters receipt be taken and preserved for our protection.
 fy-So deviation from the above terms.
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To srrFr Goosx. Catch Cockney and nli
 him to the cksa with stesses about ths far w6st and siase sssiss, msAlsg tam beaisss that sll she courts held in Arksnsss are held ia bas.rooas--- while the southsEa Sssses are sc cruel 10 the "wool gro~ers." that whenever ..niggsz" ssts too old for work, they make him into soup ie fsea the juveniles on. Dothis. ssa when the ge0ue re- turns 10 EnglsEd he viii inptaussy be easgha by cone of the large publication haases.s and sexsed up to the pabiis wish piAses. saa thsl pacsliss kind of sauce known as Jshn Bull. z
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TT The following WIS sndbrsed on the beck cx subseriplioa pspss, tppsoesre fanas for tAe cH1o brstioa af the fourth of Jniy: x sss
 "oar fosefashes 6sS--wAy shouldnft Mes
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Letter of vice President c. NJ. Dallas,
 of Pennsylvania.
 TO RoN. ouY NJ. BROWN, or rTaAs.

ScRooIEY's BEIMoT FALL, ScHooLEY's MOUNTAIN SfaNo,
 New Jersey, July 25, 1851.
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And now, my dear ST. paving lear. tediously and impcrfectlymet your comprehensive questions, let advert to your nsiaation that y0a desire to publish my answer. Its unpleasant to be thought.
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webster. p,e,ionary.-rries redueed.to 90.

N HI AnIs work unabridged volume, crown quorto, Of
i52 pages ecnaBing The matter found ~ any
other English dictionary compiled n this country, Or any aodg
this tia definitions are models OF eauha
purify Hon. W. O. Calhoun Revised ~ Psoiessp
c. A.. Goodrich, Of Yale College
Of the state word TWO upon ne Unabridged oao
Dictionary English Language, by Noah webster ibe WORD
unabridged has been puTp0scy employed, because @ Woh
lowest useihDse OF mere ofuoe
raphy ortoepy- cannot eopous aud comprehensive
When and precise powers Of word
abdgmen that gives nn
synonyme definition but he demands 20 Know as
much history emoogy, ana NY m az
meaning Then only he employ y WAN conn
denee aud effect mighty weapon for the expression OF 'ci
lect OF passion,
In The vital department Of lexicon, t. definitions, for which,
all other put ogethef we consult suc
work, Dr. Webser work stands unyaied Ibelr eopousness
satisfies and their nice analysis aud acu-
crafty Tie vocabulary IL in
terpeIsed with science which IL Is convenient often
explained prompuess without The trouble u reference
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1851.
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General Agency and law once az Washington
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partnership for the purpose Of prosecuting claims before
departments, before
appointed the ad Jusnen spoiauons
foreign their
m and faithful attention 10 all business that inrusod
charge They will also attend obtaining PENSIONS bounty
land duties, claims arising under contracts treaties
buying and selling real estate, collecting private claims,
rents, sc.
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nmsef the firm be intrusted in Of
the District the Supreme Court Of the United States,
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public commissioner Of deeds for all the Union
give prompt the taking OF testimony,
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WILLIAM HoHNER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Lancaster, Grant county, Wisconsin,

(LATE or FAuau1ER COUNTY, vA.,)
WILL of Dane, and Iowa countless and
the federal and Madison lie will
and particular attention the collection of claims the
and the
resident andho.ders in any part of the State.
Refers Hon H. s. Foote, " s. Senate Hon. James NJ Mason
U. Senate nman Homer, esq., Warreno, Val Messrs. Knox
Mason, attorneys at law New York Professor W Homer
David Lapsey and Messrs 3. w. Welsh Philadelphia
Messrs j. b. Crockett John Kason attorneys law ST Louis
Missouri. hp l9-lawly