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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-25

GLASGOW AND ITS ANTI-SLAvERY WOMEN
Glasgow, over sea, is city alive with human mis-
cry and suffering. There is nowhere in the United
States, not even in the Five Points, Sixth Ward,
so much degradation, wretchedness and poverty, as
can be seen in twenty thirty of the streets and
courts of Glasgow.
Now, from this poverty stricken population, lean,
lank, haggard, as 1000 of them are from hunger
and foul air, comes an address of the Glasgow Fe-
male Association for I" the abolition of slavery to
their Christian siserhood in the United States -
Why, there is not so much suffering from the Del
aware to the Rio Grande there is in the single
city Of Glasgow. There is not so much real, ac.
tual bona fde slavery These 100000 Glasgow
pauPers are nominally free. to be sure, but It is
freedom only in name. Fifty thousand Of them do
not eat or see meat oftener than once fortnight
These fifty thousand have not a bed to sleep on
Their offspring die, one half of them, within two
years after they are born, for want Of sufficient nu-
triment. pretty idea for sisters blind to such
wretchedness to preach to sisterhood" that feed
and make fat and happy their laboring population
New York Express.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-25
HOs YE RED HEADS AND GRAY.

LAST INDIA HAIR DYE eoiors the Hair skiu
~ Any person. y occasionally u,ips Dye, heep his Hair
WnsAer uarf shade or perfectly black This Dive
nciured oy the ceiebstei CbenA Dr. COMSTOCk
Chemistry Philosophy, and by vsrrsnsd 10
The shn II IL sold In New Orleans Only by -
mill 6m J. WRIGHT CO. l5l Chuutpn, Il
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-25
.zSsS6c !! .lZogSSc ?!

A. p e II e r.,
$40 Royal. bet. st. Philip and UrsulIne sas..
OFFERS for sale large and beautiful assort.
III ~ nent NJ of Of fYnPi q iANO FORTEs.
the manufacture Of the cesbated PLyYEI and ERARD q
further comment. - J
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-25

A communication from Ms Robinson who has lust bee,
cured by Dr. Fryer, OF vruen with which she ha
suffered some sixteen will be oand in another column
We have ourselves this respectable lady and the
dences Of the truth Of her statement We where th
of her action had long burrowed, and ta
there is not trace of it left behind. IEditors DAHL
delta.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-25
GRECIAN EANcHERONIAN DROPS.

A SURE and safe remedy for, and viii! positively
"A oure the Sick Hesdscbe. Chlls and Fever Jaandce
Dyspepsis Chronic piarr9a. Sea Sickness Choea and
Cholera nfantnm, and healthy action the Liver
entering INTO their compound Tpey not puIpor 10 be
remedy all manner Of diseases that flesh heir bntex
lively eue They viii as9 eorrec, all deransements OF the
the system commonly called rheumatic.
Its s1 eneeen, remedy for the Gravel. and Vemi.
61 Prepared only by Dr. J, 8. FANCHrR, l4o Fulton
street. New otk. lew doors from Broadway.
s. d. BEACH. In Canal street,
~ AagNrs for Louisiana. Alabama. Mississippi. Afkan.
sas. Texas apd Flosda sll-lyd&w
EXTRA CLEAR SIDES-30 casks, for sale by
u apis A.E E.COCHRAN. n Tchoapisorlss q.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-25

NE Undersigned continue to make liberal cash
advances upon approved consignmens their friends In
henmond bs5lmors Philsds!lhia New Yos and Boston,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-25
REMOVALS.

y REMOVAL-DR. MAceIBloN has removed
to No. l69 Carondest zsset. dooa absvs Hssia
street Apo 6mo a.
u EMOVAL-Dr. FRYDrNG sR has removed hin
ofos To- No % Bauuns street, three doom above Con-
mon street He will sttend . belstoors, to ali psosa
calls, day OF night mh2l II
II REMOVAL-JAcoB SoRIA, Notary Public, has
~ removed his former Office, u Craver direct Ccm
mi,.ions in Louzana for The Ststss Of Misoui.
p REMOvAL--JoHN WILLIAMs, Cotton Factor
~ and Commission Merchant. has ssmevsd 70 81 Cnyiw
strset Sfss - 'lTls's + q 80 ? IN
p PEMOvAL-Dr. ]. 8. KNAff, Dentisl In
~ removed his Office from 10l Commoa ssse apsna q
St. Charles, 10 hs ooa and Fzdancs. No. 10 RaPoono
street, where b. may be found the conxnt psanss of H
profesaion in all II depaztmsnta. jan tv1
r REMOVAL-The Office Of the New Orleans
~ and Carolton Raroad Company has hssa saovsA b
No. 12B, nne street. IN a
y REMOVAL.-R. H. MARE, Attorney at Law
~ has removed from No. II 81 Chazss ssssk y Ne ~
Camp stseet up Stain. II 1y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-25
- = LSU" y ~ n

R {5 V can play. after two or three III Ia R ri III
W ylesspns, every piece Of MuaicJ Il " y
in OPERAS, POI.KAs, MAZURKAS, etc. etc. and fof
four, six and eight hands, with all the bancy expression
and decacy Of execution producing the effect Of three
or -four artists together
Every piece OF Music be played these wonderful
Pianos by however ignorant OF the notes. well
as by celebrated artist
These instruments not be compared with, or taken
for, the lately improved ORGANS.
All Music for these Pianos, instead of being written on
paper marked with Pins on piece of Wood and, BY
The inventor Of these Pianos has forgotten the Artists
for there attached TO them Keyboard Seven Ocaves in
ike with ordinary Instruments, and the hammers
strike the very same cords.
Artists amateurs and the public generally are respect
fully requested call and examine emseves he su
scrbeI being assured that they do buy they cannot fail
to be deeply interested. A PERIER.
mhis II $40 Royal bet St. Philip and Unujspe sta.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-25
MORE THAN
10000 PER SONS
HAVE BEEN CUREDl

ERESH SEIDLlTZ and dYEASTPOWDERS
large supply of superior quality recently received for
sale by T. L. MASSEY. Apothecary and Druggist,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-25

SOAf-2O0 boxes Olein Oxide, for sale by
- apps 1. w. ARTHUR & CO. 2s and 2g New Levea
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-26

rIREs ~ TnE WooDs. fires hav.
beeD raging on various hands, in the woods.
We hope The late storm has gone far 10 put
them out. IN Washington Comfy, in this
State, as We have several times noticed of
late, the fires have been very destructive
No 10 and 10 have been burned over. NoiO
was on FIRE al last accounts, endlngeribg ~
- and IS. Hancock County is suffering Sc
yerely. Il is reported tha, two dwelling hon.
nes in Jonespori have been burnt. 10 Cutler
the damage done the Cutler CO., who are
large proprieios Of timber lands, is estimated
nj $50, O0O,-all their land has been bnrni
over.
In Massachusetts,, much damage is going
on. Al EAs, Maiden on Saturday afternoon,
piece Of woods on wha, was formerly known
asihe Richardson estate, go, on FIRE, and about
twenty-five acres were burnt over. On the
same afternoon the wood on the estate Of Capt.
Reuben Ware, RAn Nedham. about mile
fum the Depot, took fire. Il was found nee.
essay to send for aid TO the shurrhes,
and the congregations were dismissed
After burning over nearly mile, the ERE
was finally headed OF in the afternoon -
and the showers which followed entirely
quenched II except the peat meadows, where
il was still burning at the last accounts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-26

She gathered strength by adversely until she
has acquired strung and vigorous youth. In
imagination, see her still rapidly advancing
higher and higher in the political horiInn.-
Far, ihs away in the distant Allure, ] see her
approaching her meridian sPlSOdO', her cheer.
ing beams dlk,sing light and Happiness over
the dark regions uf the earth.
see her government, administered by the
most illuHriou, statesmen lhS, haze ever grae'
ed the annals Of history combining all the stern
uuyielding integrity Of a Lycurgus, with the
u.ildsr virtues aud PhllosoPhle wisdom Of a
Solun.
see coming forth irum her numerous nur'
series Of learning groups of heroes, poets .sa-
yes and philosophers surprising in genius, mer'
1t and wisdom the MOS, renowned worthless Of
antiquity.
see her rights defended by citizens pos
sessing all the bravery and patriotism 81 a
Leonida, united ,ilh tbs interrupted virtues
Of an Aus,,de..
! hear her bard, aud poets singing their
eounlns, praise, in sial''d lays, ou''oaring
even the sublimes, heights Of the father Of
Epic muse.
| hear her orators defending the sacred
cause Of lrccdoui With more than Ciceroic ell
cquencc. IL short, see her PerGsc, model
Of strength wisdom and virtue, presenting TO
the world the most splendid national structure
ever reared by nan, And can We Suppose that
the same tragic destiny awaits our country
that has fallen upon other ualiuu'' must her
beauty fade must her strength decay mus,
her glory perish, and her declining day usher
~ a night uf storms Of clouds and everlasting
night Relying upon that divine Providence
Who il the infancy u our rePOblic - slgnally
favored US, who has guided through 'nnumer'
able Peril., aud placed US upon the summit Of
prosperity, may We no, confidently hope that
the dirrful scenes Of bluod aud slaughter which
have clusol the existence Of other nations may
b. aycricd from us tina, our government,
founded IN virtue, may be PcrPc,uaIod' that
she may risc TO eternal prosperity and glory
though all other nations he buried IN darkness
and obllyioni Warned. too, by the fate Of
other nations NAV she escape those quick
sand, ~ vice ~h,eh have ever proved the hanc
Of empir, May her alory aRi hsr ielIci,y IN
crease with zach revolving pear, ulI ,he last
trump shall announce thc catastrophe Of ma.
tur,. aud time shall emerge IN the ocean Of
eternity. NnroE'
Paris, Sept. Is, 1851.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-26
The Liouor in Boston.

sons Of the Canadians that attended the
Celebration 10 Bos,on. are ehagrined that 20
much liquor was used. and vent their feelings
in an article 10 the Traveller. We have heard
that good deal Of champagne was furnished
and dTunk ga tie Excursion on Thursday, and
mat ssne instances u lnebrIailon were mani
tested that were sorro-isl rdeed. The WI.
TER of the article says-
" Canadian, have been in the habit u look.
ing up to New England as pattern, with ~
gard To Temperance, add all the efforts Of
Temperance men in Canada have been aided
by reference 10 the excellence Of your laws
and practice IN this respect. You may, there
fore, conceive tie extent II the injurious IN
aucnce which this display Of intoxicating
drinks before - many Canadians is likely Ia
rier. We have no doubt that Cana.
dlms generally came with the intention Of
conforming willingly In your usuges. and that
they would have gone away with more real
admiration for your city and commonwealth,
had YOU entertained them on Temperance
principles, as probably mos, Of them anticiPa-
ted. Besides. many Of them were total alb
siaincrs at home. some Of whom may have
ben tempted. oui of resPec, for YOU, to par
take against their own better judgment, Of
that which YOU, IN opposition to your better
Judgmrnt, provided out Of courtesy for them.
Should 80 -ocial and complimentary inter
couse of the two csus'vie, h. marked BY such
scenes as those Of the pleasure trip lo Boston
Bay, Il will bc looked nP-n =, a calamity BY
the good aud WIS., whereas II the plan adopt
ci by The auihonne, AZ the hanq,sf on the
Comma b. adhered TO an both sides, the hap
pincss and benefit of the interchange Of civil
tiles will b. without alloy. That banquet
was admirably conducted, and wholly ire
from the Objectionable element OF inloKiea.
ting drinks"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-26

unrcsctvcdly supported the doctrines Ne all
prpl,-ss whose views and seu,imenls are uni
yrrsaily known. II We are sincere N our
Professions. Il our principles are PiVe, then
he - the h-st man fct office who has commit
rvd himself upon them, AMI Is most rraiou'
ard effective Ia their support; and II Is hut
,usS that he should be ,hus honOted--he has
luss borne the bruni Of the baiIle, as,ua'sd by
no interested motives and nov our support Of
laupsill he an honorable rrcomPeuse. We
cuurmn our principles when We drop their
sdvw7,cs. n our opin'on, the Oren and
a,c~cd friend, u either paris ste much usor-
honorable than the advocates Of neither, and
Ne would much more readily vote for the
uren vhis than the sly conservative OF the
uiFcc seeking rruirsl.'
We make ihe>s remarks under the firm
rvay,ction that L Ne select suitable candidates
f1r the different State and National offices We
,hall carry the next eleetion. We should
then. n Ne wish the Purc PrinciPlc- II dem.
ocrl,y 10 govern, sclrc, those men ~ho have
ever proved tsc.ns-lye, the most hl,hiul and
auwaycr.as advocates Il these .'riuciPle' -
men radically nrd thoroughly denocnlic.-
1t ihe denocucy he v7if'd iu the suProri Of
.Hch rrinciplcs arj such men, and they will
ao, only triumph, h,, the victory will b.
pcrm,neu, slessIug.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-26

kosS rn.-Tbe release of this hoblsPiir-
ct Is no longera matter Of doubt. AdNiccs
from ConstaniinoPle, received by the lA', i"'-
eign mail, state thar - Tls liberation Of Nos
suth is now dec'ded upon by the sablIme
Pore. In spite Of tie continued threats OF
RUSSIA aud Austria, the PORE s,Uod her
ground and when reminded BY the British
government, Of It's promise, the D''an replied
eve keep IT," Kossuth Is, therefore, to be
rles,cd 90 the 18th OF September HIS IN
tention is to. proceed to England, to leave
there his children. and to provide for their ed
ucation aud after stay Of a fortnight, To sail
TO the United States, there to express his
thanks to the Congress and the President"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-26
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Africa arrived at New York, Sept.
2i,h, having made the passage IN about 10
l-2 days She brings Ia passengers.
BreSdsiuiIs show no change since the Wash
ingiou. Provisions dull, Lard declining and
frcights dull.
The receipts % 'he doors Of the exhibition
on the iiih, we're f2,631, and the nunber Of
visitors 81 800. The Liberation Of Kossu,h
is supposed to have taken place on the ln Of
Sept. The CaiTte war continues. A war
on the river Plata has ere this cOmmenecd.-
The reports in reference to the Potato crop
are much more uniavorablc during the last
few days, bot the immediate effect Is To bring
abundant supplies into the market, to the neg
leci Of Indian Corn.
Loui, Napoleon grows more anrioOs as
1882 approaches, and the alleged conspiracy
was suppressed TO impar strength 10 his
cause. The commercial prospects Of France
continue favorable. Adyiccs from Paris state
tina, instructions have been sent by govern
ment 70 the commandment, OF the French
Squadron al the Antilles, TO aSsis, the Cuban
Government in rePelling the aggresslOns Of
the American pirates.
According to the IombardO Vene,o, the
Ministry intend to reques, the British govern
meni to recall Mr.. Temple, present Minister
to the court Of Italy.
The irrliy Of navigation concluded between
Austria and Russia has bccn prolonged.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-26
Dedication q In.,alla,ion..at Norway

Our iriends Of the uni,srsallu Society at
Ncrsay Village, have during the present sea
son thoroughly repaired thsir Westinghouse.
The inside, especially, is fitted up with admi-
rahIe taste. and furnished with an excellent
organ. We know Of several other Meeting
houses IN this County that are sadly ou, u
repair We hope the example Of our Nor
way friends will induce others to 20 and do
likewise A good conyenien, Westinghouse
IN any village speaks well for the people.
The dedication Of the Westinghouse, or
rather re-dediea,ion, took place on "Wednesday
Of this week-Seunon BY Rev. J. l.. Stevens,
minister Of the Society.
~ the afternoon Mr.. Stevens was publicly
Installed ~ pastor Of the church and society
In that place. Sermon BY Rev E. G. Brooks
It Lynn Mass. The sermons were able pro-
duetl"ns, and of truly practical Character
The other services were interesting and high
IL satisfactory. We hope the tendency Of the
,ccaslun, and of the religious services TO be
conducted in their beautiful Temple Of wor-
ship IN future will be to advance the cause II
morals and rrgioH among the people Of Nor.
way
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-26

ADVERTISING. Nothing - more clearly
settled, or more universally admitted, than
that the best money spent by business nan,
is that paid Tor advertising. The fac, has
been demonstrated throughout the world
Men will pay enough for handsome sigH,
to embelllsh their stores, for elegant windows,
and for oysters, drinks, eigaB, confectionery
and knick knaeks, TO pay half dozen yran'
Advertising bills, and all without any benefit
to their business OF themselves. To be gained
by freely advertising Hundreds ought 10
BE- paid whore ten are now, Il merchants
would thrive and make money.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-26
Br,rrprL E1rr,cr.-lIowe,cr dark and

BEAUTIFUL EIrR,cr.-lIowe'er dark and
disconsolsie the path Of life may seem TO any
man, there is an hour OF deep and undls,urbed
rePose at hand when the body shall sink iuto
dreamless slumber. let not the imagina-
tion be startled, ifthis resting place, instead
Of being bed Of down shall be bed Of gra'-
ell. or the rocky bed Of the tomb. No matter
where the poor remains Of man may be, the
rePose is deep and undis,urbed, the souowful
bosom hcavesno mure, the tears are dried up
in the fountain, the aching head is at rest,
and the srormy wave, Of earthly ,ribula,on
roll unheded over the place Of graves. Let
armies engage in fearful conhirt over the very
bosom Of the dead, and no, one Of the sleePers
needs the sPirii-stirirg rrump,or responds to
the rending shouts Of victory. How quiet
these countless millions sleep in the arms Of
their mother earh The voice Of thunder
shall no, awaken them-,he loud cry Of the ell.
emenis, the winds, the waves, not even the
giant tread Of the earthquake shall be able TO
cause inquietude in the chamber Of death.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-26

The great Boston Jubilee, which continued
three days, passed or laN week ia he most
enthusiastic and satisfactory manner. hwas
attended by the President Of the United Stars
and ne heads Of several Of the departments,
Lord Elgin and suite, likewise many other
distinguished persons Of this country and The
Canadas. The old Bay State garhered her
sons and daughter together, to receive their
guests and make merry, and the hills Of the
TTi-mountain city shook with gladDes'. phe
accomplished and eIeeren, Mayor, Hon John
p. Bgelow, has won enduring fame ey the
splendor and success Of the Jubilee, and Dos
ton will long be proud Of son to whom she
stands 80 much indebted. il is now stated
ma, over ono hundred ihousantsuanger were
in Boston on Friday, the last day Of the JS-
bilee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-26

cBThc fitness and political orthodoxy Of
all the candidates yet named or likely to be
presented by the democracy, being conceded,
NE only real practical question at issue is, or
shoulf ~, Who will best unite the democracy
and lead is hosts TO battle. With the creates,
prospects Of victory. The success of the par
" and the triumph Of It's PrueiPlesar objects
Of vastly more importance than In grlmhcl-
llon Of the vanity, ambition or desires Of any
man, however worthy, exalted or great his
services. The convention should, 10 our
judgment, make the selection on this ground,
withou. fear, favor OF affection. We would
have the same rigid rule applied to Gen.
Houston. II 10 indeed only because We sin-
cerely believe that be }, 'he strongest man lhl,
the democracy can noninaie, 'ha, We urge his
claims. No man living is more willing TO
make his prciensIons subordinate 10 the sue
cess Of the party, than s.sn. uOGs,Oa himself.
An.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-26


The SavmrsA Republican says that Cobb
will he elected governor by $4,000 majority.
H. g. Sumoors, Pardoned Cuban prison.
81 has arrived ~ New Orleans.
The democratic elndidam for ccngress IN
TIE fret district of Louisiana has published a
card opposing the rePca. Of the cOmPrcmise
mea-u-s.
President Fillmore sOrped az BA'num''
Hotel. Baltimore. 90 SamNlay nighi, and
proceeded to Washington on Sunday nor.
ming
John Nelssa, iormcrly y. =. Attorney
Gcnrrll. has been retained by the itic,ds II
the late Mr. Gor-ieh to prosecute the rioters
a, Lancaster, Pa.
The New Orleans mails As late a. due
have arrived, ba' b,Re, ne news cf lmPor.
nnoc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-26
FIRE AT NORWAY.

A destructive hrr broke out IN Norway
village, on Tuesday morning last, destroying
property In the amour, Of $4,000, The
FIRE was first discovered in the stable Of the
Railroad House, kept by Anthony Bennett
and ,hcoce spread rapidly to the store and
stable Of Mr.. 4. G. Dcnlson, and occupied
by Denison & Kendall, and thence To the
house owned by Mr. Joseph Shacklcy, and
OccSy,sd by himself Aod Mr.. Charles Nal.
lett.
On the vest il spread to the new Hall OF
the Hotel. and thence to the main building,
and To tho dwelling Of Mr. Benjamin Tucker,
IT.. and With such ray,diiy as gave the cocu.
pants OILY time To escape With thin clothes.
aud the light sricles oS fImiiurr. The
flames then spread 10 the house owned and
occupied by Hehry Rust, E-l., and IN t~"
hours the whole area, on the south side u
the street, from the residence of Mr. Young
on the east, to the new dwelling house Of
Mr.. Deuison on the west. was a common ru-
M.
Th, loss has been estimated from fifteen to
twenty thousand dollars. The following sta
u.lies We oondense from the columns Of the
Norway Advertiser.
The Hotel II Mr.. Anthony Bennett, With
stable and ou, buildings, including Hay,
rrain. five valuable horses, COW aud swine
some Of the furniture sa'cd-loss 5000
Insurance. $500,
Store and ont buildings Of 4. c. Dcnison
JOSS $500, insurcd for $500. Mcssrs
Don,son & kendalls stock IN trade wa' un-
usually largr They saved considerable
portion Of the lighter description Of go'ds .
but the heavy goods mostly destroyed. loss
10000 Insurance $500.
The dwelling house Of Mr.. Joseph Shack
lev. furniture sa'ed, los. $500, no Insurance.
The dwelling house, gu, buildings, hay, corn,
&c. furniture saved, loss l6O0, insured for
S5s5. The dwelling house OF Iapi Henry
Rust. with ou, buildings, furniture saved
loss $500. insured Tor $1,000.
Mr.. T.. {. Jackson, a boarder a, the Hotel
owned one Of the horses which we're burned
he also lost his valise, containing money and
papers represented N the value Of SIX or sew
en- hundred dollars.
A gentleman from Lowell, Who had Pu, up
for the night, was the owner Of two Of NE
horses which were destroyed, and another be-
longing 10 Messrs Loagley & 60. All the
dwelling houses in the vicinity were in great
danger and were saved only with The greatest
eIsrtion,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-26
TTAr r,,ll,.h-r, Il M, rar-, h-rrry ann-o-c

F-Thr r-.lli.h-r, Il thi' rar-' h-rrry ann-o-ce
% fbrir slvrftsiur rair.us thri ihr, have aAnftcd
The adyarrc ta, tu'c. 1h.s, ls,ipr eiiSe. 0r,i-T-
g. D., IN Cert 4 Pa ,ir. - p. r,h,.he,l in The
CAEft pCmrcfat, 1Tr Ttstrct'uiN rcJu1ficl O. srt.
a, tkr sane etfN Ne rrgstet a th~ iirn~ M nn-
tisc - ot,rfrt. Tho b. he Trlr al1rtrd ~ oihct
Countir. ssd Il save. NJ Vrvlls 80 sNrsus~ II
ks-ri-g hsks. Ind r,,llsrtrc. srl Nvrtls ths mts-
tskss thst .sussta~. orrv' h-r he ysr'istag .
changed Nrl Ia,j az jiIrtcni times O. ti'cCut be-
liytirils