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The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1852-12-04
THE ONLY TRUE PORTRAIT OF WASH
INGTON.
JUST PUBLISHED,
T. B. WEIGHS MAGNIFICENT
PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON.


Engraved <by Permi$sion) from Stuart's only
original portrait, in the Atheneum, Boston.
This superb picture Engraved under the superinten-
drnce of THOMAS SULLY, Esq, the eminent and high
published 1t greatest
work Of art produced in this country As its
" ashington. GEORGE WAsHINGTON PAKk Gus
celebrated origina.'' and to CHIEF JUSTICE rANEX M
"fthe supreme Court Of the United States who says
every one who sees it and is no l:ss happy in its
tune have him in the days of my boy hood.
h's whole appearances is yet strongly impressed
be exact likeness Perfectly the
rs &c The form "ad e OF the face And
great original PRESIDENT FILLnOkE says. til.
work appears admirably executed and
enineuty worthy of the the publc'' Says
MAkCHANT the eminent portrait painter the pupil
of Stuart print to my mind is k. ii s
than any have for presenting Whole in
dlgniied repose air .n manner which all who
saw him considered marked characteristic
every Washington portrait trelf to be
the paper. the follow
ing Artists Statesmen, Juriss and Scholars accompany
ARTISTS -Harchant and Elliott of New York:
Ns"s" kothsrmrl and ia,nhdin Of rhiI.dephia ches
9: and to the adopted son of Washngton Hon
eeleney Willard Fillmore Major Cen Windeld Scot,
Hon. George NJ. Dallas. Hon William R. King, hon.
Daniel " eb-trr Hon. Linn Boyd. Hon Lewis on
Mm A Graham Hon John r. Kennedy. Hon K. Z.
Hon john Ducr, Hon john Mclean Hon Ruff. chSats s
81 StHOLARS- Charles FOLSOM. Esq. the Well known
Librarian of the Boston Atheneunl. who would
rather own it than painted copy have
r. +. " hlpple Richard HIreth. hon Edw Everett. l..
D.. Jared Sparks, LII D.. William H. Prescott. LII.
Washington irving Ralph W Emerson, Esq. Prof 7. C.
Upham }. T. Headly. Eitz Green Haileck H. W Long
fellow. VIM. Gilmore Simms aud FROM EUROPE, Lord
Iafourd- I. B. Nacauloy. Sir Archibald Alison. Lord
Mayor of London. &c. THE PRESS through
the entire Union have with voice proclaimed tue
merits OF this superb engraving.
To enable all valuable sold
at the low price of So per copy
Published by GEORGE w. CHILDS.
n. w of Fifth and Arch streets Philadelphia
SAMUEL PEARCE.
Sole Agent for the State of North Carana.
This Portrait only be obtained from .slR PrAkCF
or from his duly authorized agents.
Arrangements have been made with the Post Office De-
partment Icy which copies Portrait be
any point per mail in perfect order.
iI3- Persous by relitting Five Dollars to SAMUEL
PEARCf Hiiisboro, N. c. will have of the Por
trait sent to them free of Postage
sl- Magnificent Gilt France got up expressly these
Portraits furnished at the low price a5.uO
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THAT POLISH, HOW 1T SHINES!
10, 900 boxes
sold within the last 8 months.

Al. WOODWARD returns his thanks to the
public for the unprecedented encouragement he
has met with in the manufacture and sale of his
celebrated Polish. and at the same time wishes
it understood that he always keeps & supply on
ha nd for wholesale retail.
Experience has proved that this Polish - n
surpassed for quckness in putting gloss
boots and shoes, and also in preserving the
leather.
Persons wishing to oil their boots this
Polish with equal success Immediately after
wards: the leather abQnfd be rubbed a.
the Polish is ppIied, befor. it dries
The Polish can be found at the store under
the Carolinian Printing Office.
Fayetteville, Feb'y 21, 1852. G7s-1y
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FOR SALE.

1O5 acres of Land, south of Malletts Pond,
joining the Town-llne, aud ying the fork
md the east side of the Southern Plank Road
This land " i'll be sold entire in lots, and il
not previously disposed of, will be offered al
public auction on the Sd day Of Jan'y next
Also, for sale, good harness Horse.
j. &. HOOPER.
Nov. Is, 1852. If
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WANT OF MONEY,

All persons who indebted to me, bv note
account, earnestly requested to settle
particularly those debts due me before the lst
January, 1882. My business requires me to
make this cali, and longer indulgence cannot be
given. A. A. MckETHAN
Nov 20, 1852. If
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DODGE'S
Virginia and North Carolina
Freight. Package. and Parcel EXPRESS.


The proprietors take pleasure in announcing
to the merchants and public generally of Fay
etteville, that they have established an Agency
at this place, to attend to the receipt, delivery,
and forwarding OF every description ut mere han
die to and from New York, via Wilmington,
Weldon. and Norfolk, every Wednesday and
Saturday. in charge OF special messengers. and
at such low rates will i've satisfaction to all
who patronize this Express The filling of or
ders, large or small, in New York, Boston and
Philadelphia, the collection of notes, drafts,
bills, &c, the Transmission of Gold, Silver. or
Exchanges, will meet with every attention and
would respectfully solicit of the Fayetteville
mere hants the Carrying of their orders of heavy
freights or packages from New York, as by this
route they may obtain their merchandise in less
time by to ? days than by any other line.
W. B. PARISEN & Co, Proprietors,
2O5, Broadway, N. Y.
AGENTS.:
Messrs STARK & PEARCE, Fayetteville. c.
JNO. MUTT. Esq- Wilmington. N. e.
T. B. CROWELL. Esq Norfolk. Va.
J. WOODEOCK., Esq. Richmond.
r. F. FOSTER. Esq. Petersburg,
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FIRE.-The st"re Of Mr. 4. II. Dewar
at Chalk Level, Cumberland County, was
DESTROYED bv the act OF ar incenhiary.
Loss ab"u, $1,000. No insurance.
nAn giOn Herald.
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NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS.
MCDONALD & NlcMASTER

Have Just received complete stock Of GROCE-
RIE.S and PROVISIONS, embracing almost every
article usually kept ir that line. at the Ye//otr
building a few doors above the State Rank. and
door above Nj. w. Jessup's, on Gillespie st.
They would oe pleased 7" exhibit anything IN
ther line to those " no may favor them with a
cali.
Also. Hardware, Cutlery, Crockerv. Glass
ware, W"od-ware. Liquors, Boots and Shoes.
Hats and Caps. and a good assortment Of DRY
GOODS.
To the above Stock would respectfully in
vite the attention of the public.
Country produce taken IN exchange for goods.
Fayetteville. Sept 4, 1859.
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Saw Mill for Sale.

The subscriber, desiring to turn his attention
to Farming. offers for sale his SAW MILL, on
the North side of Big Rockfsh, about miles
below Murphv's Paper Mill. P-rsons wishing
to purchase will please address the subsc II be r
at Fayetteville.
WIN. SMITH MALLETT.
Nov 81, 7iS-lt
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TERMS Or
THE NORTH CAROLINIAN.


ger annum. if paid in advance. So 90
"a If paid at the end of 3 months SO
70. 1t paid at the end of months 3 90
Do. If paid at the ead of the year, so
NJ subscription received for less tn a twelve
months. uniesspaid for in advance
W w paper discostinued until all arrears
are paid.
Letters on business connected with this estab-
: 1snnent, musts.be addressed r. K BRYAN,
+ Htor Of the North Carolina land in all
postpaid.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
Nixfy centssper square for the first. nd thirty
cents Tor suose l1ent inser rtnns, unless the ad-
vertisem Mt Is published than mo n ths ,
then 1t VIII be charged
For three months, 81 90
For six months, 90
For IL months, 10 90
~ All advertisements must be ha nded in nv
10 o'clock Friday morning, and should have the
number Of insertions intended marked upon
them, otherwise they will be inserted till forbid
and charged accordingly.
THE LAW OF NEyVSPApERS.
All Subscribers who express the
contrary considered wishing continue their sub
scriptions.
2 If subac rbers the dscontinuance of their
pcrs the publish continue to send them until
q
crhcrs neglect n taking pa
from tn" offices which held
rpon>ihe till heir bills settled aud their
dered to be discontinued.
4. The Courts have decided that refusing take a
nni it unealc for prima ace evidence of in
tentionat II
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FAYETTEVILLE BRANCH
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT

J. NJ WHITE & UNDERHILL,
Diapers. I'niI0rs, ana 1ch0/es0/e and retail
IYothiers, 1lO William street, New York,
AND
On Person street, nenf door fc the Cape Fear
Bank, FAYETTEvILLE. n. T..
We would beg leave to inform the citizens of
Fay etteville ana vicinity that we have just
ceived a large assortment of FALL & WINTER
010EEGBM&n
Manufactured expressly for this market.
Purchasers will ind It to their interest to ex-
ami ne Stock before buying.
Also, good assortment of Shirts, Drawers,
Collars. Cravsts, Hosiery, and fine Cloths and
Cassineres. All of which will sold at New
York wholesale prices.
Having secured the services of some Of the
best practical workmen, the
TAILORING BUSINESS s.
~ i'll be carried usual, aud all orders for
fine Cloth ing will be executed the most fash
ionable style.
October 80, 1852 3m
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HB E "@

3j Firkins prime Butter, for sale by
Nov. 27 2t GEO. MCNEIL.
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NEW ESTHBLINHNE.VT'
IumDertOn. n. G..

The undersigned ia now prepared to make to
order all kinds of Barouches, RockawaSs, Bug
g'es and Sulk,-s. Having been employed in one
OF the best establishments in the South, he flat
ters himself and feels confident that his work
Will give satisfaction, if good material and work
manship can accomplish it. His past experience
Jussifes him in saying that all work dohe in his
establishment. as to neafness. durability and
dispatch, will compete with any put up in the
southern States. He only solicits trial to salts
fy the mast scrupulou<. Grateful for past pat
| ronage. he most respectfully solcits a continu-
ance of the same.
@-PartIcular attention paid to repairing.
J. w. RODGERS.
Nov. 6, 1852
w WANTED, Immediately. a good
| BODYMAKER, to whom good wages aud con
! slant emp yueut " ill be given j. w. X.
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JUST ISSUED.
MAGNIFICENT PORTRAIT OF
GEN RAJ JACK kSON

Engraved by T. B. WEIGH. ESQ. after the
original portrait painted by T. SULLY. ESQ.
This will match for the Washington. and
is in every respect as well got up.
Price 5000 per copy. Address as above. 114-7t
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MI d - EC " .

We would say to onr Country friends. that it
would be convenient time, when they come in
with their Cotton and other produce, to call and
settle, and oblige aud perhaps cost to
themselves. j. Il r. WADDIIL
Nov. Is, $50. If
o. 4 small lot of MESS PORK
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pEspscIArros OF THE CAPHoLies. eotere
OF socialists, abolitionsts, Fourertes, deiste and
atheists OF all kinds, who conduct the Tribune,
make the following severe attack on the Irish and
German Catholics of this eity:-
At low calculation there four thousand grogge-
res IN tbs city kept by Irish German Catholics Who
VIII estimate the thousands mainly Of the ame race and
religious profession that 40 these SINKS Of evil daily i'm
hbe poson q soul and body Who will estimate the ir-
religion and vice the misery, the suffering of helpless
wives ard children the brutal outages there engendered
Tho will draw mp the fearful halanoesheet If evil Alas
II may be read bn pnly in the melancholy statistics
Of the prisons the alms-houses and the hospitals.
Il il fair to charge all the crimes of this city upon
the Irish and German Catholics There are nearly
5000 other groggeries, not kept by German Irish
Catholics. Are they all pious, God-fearing tempe
rate. philosophical socialist, and Fourertc grogge
ries, where teetotalsn is practised night and day
Some men get more drunk on philosophy than others
do on rum.
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ems and ties that the Irish possessed They never
seser'ed their friends With such sentiments Us those
they security for becoming good citizens and they
kecane the most estnabe OF citizens (Cheers lie gave
THEM
The Irirh, with their wives, children, and friends.
tGreat cheering
The PRIslprsr or sr DAvrp's SOCIETY," responded lie
Observed that if the rish had fault than another
it their unbounded charity and freedom Of heart 1t
the infusion Of the Celtic blood that made England
what she and also his country lie alluded to the
calculating judgment OF the Americans and English and
considered that circumstance q why they had
got on better than the purely Celtic race lie gave
history Of the past and avoid the Of their ancestors
Cloud cheers)
Mir. srMEcs DRAPER responded behalf Of St iona
than He remarked that it had been ascerained
whether 81 Jonathan came over at government expense
cent by his friends relations (Laughter) lie
would like to represent St Jonathan steam engine
saint Of the dayrcady at all times put the steam
they too old to benefit by his example that
The Friendly sons Of st. Patrick.
Drunk enthusiastically
The PRnsrpnsr gave the next regular toast
Civil and religious liberty. (Cheers.)
The PRssipErr proposed
lie eaid when properly conducted it was benefit to
society when improperly evil lie believed the prin-
eipal part of the of this country ably and in
depcndently conducted. (Cheers)
The next regular toast wus-
The Daughters of Ireland-wheh was enthusiastically
The President then gave the concluding toast
The Memory OF Washington. Drank in solemn silence.
The PRESIDENT then suited the chair and the com
rated
THE YOUNG FRIENDS OF IRELAND-NINTH ANNUAL
CELEBRATION
This celebration held at the Apollo Rooms, Broad
way. Tho attendance numerous Notwithstanding
the unprOpcus of the weather about 400 persons
being present
The dinner itself completely "lentcn entertain
mcnt" consisting Of fish and dessert Among the various
topics discussed, the Maine Liquor aw' not al
luded to, but was strictly observed practically At
table the head Of the ROOM seated Mr. Patrick
OConne president Of the society supported right and
left by the Rev. Mr. Malone, Of williamsburg, Judges
O'Connor and Bartholomew, NesErs. A. hchastsr, p.
Daily, Richard OGorman, Junr, Thomas Carroll James
Powers, James Hurley and other invited guests.
The members Of the society, and several ladies' occu
pied four tables, placed lengthwise.
Two banners were displayed behind the presidents
table-one Of the national green bearing the inscription
in gilt letters
..&Ass...ss..s.....s
THE YOUNG FRIENDS OF IRELAND. !.
: INCORPORATED deer, 1913. :
Freedoms battle once begun,
Bequeathed from bleeding sire to son,
Tho baf3ed eft, is ever won.
s......ss.s.ss..*...
The other was Of white green border ornamentcd
with shamrock the centre containing in gilt figures and
letters
ss.#*sas.&#.s...s..~s .s..
. THE YOUNG FRIENDS OF IRELAND. /.
. CivilandReli An Eagle. gious Liberty.
t<-ceeSos~o~e,g
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TELFGRApuIC
T. NTff MI IITVs
.TfY tNIsfAVfAN IN PHI ApEr ptIrI

CELEBRATION IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA. March IL, 1862.
II etormed raiued and showed with u vengeance to-
day wseh prevents business operations very naturally
but had net the power to check the children of the
Emerald Isle. who despite the elements. cheerfully
epared 20 celebrate the anniversary of ST. Patrick for
the h, rendered their island by banihng there
4 ON I'll venomou, creatures
The Second Regiment County Volunteers paraded,
despite the fuious in honor Of St Patrcks Day
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% Tho Industrial Congress have refused to
sanction the Maine liquor law. These philosophers
will not give up their grog. Spunky, quite!
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Of Wigs tho perfect nature
yet invented Those wanting article should
call A. BATCI&LORS celebrated Wig Factory No Wan
street where can be found Tie largest best
In the city Copy the address.
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Ass4.I1 - r. EvoIFNr ScSs OF 81. PArRcK.--
Ar that sc!3n 81 al. members Of the Saint Patrck5
Association tsii.a he iibcrnan Benevolent Society,
was preceding Up Chambers street yesterday. about half
past ono 'clocS ruimgn happened TO impede them
crossing Broadway when some alteration took place,
and tht eDan seconded from his wagon to rescue his
horse iTou the grasp Of of the lie was then
fet upon and obliged 10 fly when he was followed by
-four or bve 81 the benevolent sons. who inflicted on
him a mos brutal unmaply, un-rish assault which
their fury might have made fatal had he escaped into
the Grapes ilcc aud secreted hmsefin the yard The
unfortunate fellow drcadfuly bruised about the face
and otherwise injured
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AvYuLLY sEyERE.--Some Of our amiable phila-
delphis contemporaries say that New York is hate
ful, '"imperious, alarming disgusting, in
sulting "centralizing, oyerrunning proud
"fat, kicking" wicked sc. SC And al
ihis because some folks in New York want mint
here.
Mn CosGER's REroRr or THE CAsAL IrrrIxGs.-
This il one Of the most racy documents presented
10 the Legislature during the present session. 1t
exhibits the roguery Of these lettings il The Ian.
guage Of trutb-in
Thoughts that breathe and words that burn
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prccaor : ~ Pea" Witch allowed TO pass among
the scatteri pr heahhs mories &c.
Alcut uae asst Il, lie tables cleared and the
room pft0-rtd ty bad which kept up till late
hour.
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Court Calendnr-This Day.

SUPREME CouRT--SPEciAL TERM.-Nos H. Is. 49, "a. co.
Al, So s. 159 81 IL IL 49, 90 g. &C. &c. CRcuIr CouRr
Nos. 223 $50 234 29l, 292 2e3 266 $50 294 2O6 81
go 249. 275, 107.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Two Branches 100. 7O4, 49,
73S 742 153 1856 TO 513 274, 651 7l5 TO- I'll
7TS. TO $50, ISL to $40 inclusive
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Hair Dyc.-Batchelor,s celebrated J.louid

Hair Dye the best dcoys~sd for coorng the hair
certainty with which fasore and old Hair
Dye performs " astonishing IL for sale, applied a.
BATCHELoRS Wig Factory, No. all street. Copy the
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Or Iessystep .he best equally
ovtbrnted URAUD Medicstcd Soap, for curing pim
Pies ffeskles, saowness chaps, shafss roughnoss Eo
foudre subtitle uproets hair from any part " the body
Liquid Rouge Lily White and Hair Goss, at ~ Walker
street, near broadway.
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PICTURE OF INo BAccHUs.'-We have seen. in the
window of Hudson g. Smith, 119 Fulton street. u very
pretty oil painting Of lno and Bacchus.n from the
marble group in tho possession of English earl The
artist Mr. g. s. Rice resides in Ohio and although de-
privcd of the advantages Of studying the works Of the
celebrated masters has succeeded in producing beau.
full picture, which he has sent to this city for disposal
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5000 wigs and Toupecs. nj Mcdbur.,

beautifully, and in every entirely conforming to tho
shape and c of the head well tie entire
Of the wearcr by HILL, the mitablo corner OF Pine and
Nassau streets.
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& Heards celebrated Wig Factory n Maiden lane made
OF the beet materials and combining the latest improve
mcntsj warranted it, not shrink or chan ao
color Also brads Of long hair front brads &c. Rooms
exclusively Tor WIGS and hair dying Copy the address,
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logy with it's amusing and startling experiments
large share Of the public attention Mr. j. b. Brown,
Of the most successful experimenrs lectures this
mysterious subject at the Society Library Rooms Broad
way, Thursday and Friday evenings Mr. b. is popular
lecturer and combines instruction with his amusing and
convincing experiments. See advertisement.
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experiments in Mental Alchemy they
Fashionable places Of in the city Ills entertain
ments are given again this evening at o'clock Metro
potan tate Tripler) Hail. Admission, IS cents children
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Mrs. Jcrvis,s Cold Candy.-Thc grea


aide Remedy for Coughs Colds Hoarcness various
throat lung complaints Sold by Mrs. W. JERvIS a6
Broadway, and druggists generally
The daily union., 1852-12-11

FREsHET IN THE CBATAHoocuEE-Loss OF COTTON
The Columbus Inquirer of Tuesday contains The 4
lowing additional facts in regard 10 the freshe! in
Chatahoochee river:
"We hear OF great quantities Of cotton carried Of I'd
plantations on The river below, and in some ns,aSa
The gin houses with considerable amounts OF cotton bd
in bale and IN The seed One of the steamers plying
the river, some days since while on her downward u
sage, laden with cotton, struck snag Just above Sn'
shoals aud sunk, but by the untring exertions oi
master and crew large potion OF her cargo was 1
on shore IL Is feared that the sudden rise IN the n
has swept of the greater part, il not the whole Of c
thus landed. An agent OF the insurance companies II
despatched TO look alter so much oi the cargo as Y
saved, but the rapid rising OF the waters and The p0s
ot all the crafts upon The river al the time rendered
impossible 10 reach the point Al this season o. lhe yea
many OF the planters on The river have consdtrsle N
tons OF helr cotton crop upon the banks ready for N
ment, and no doubt much loss has been sustained
them from their inability 10 remove il from the rap
rising waters Many planters also, we learn, had
gathered their corn aud much OF this is probably de
ed All things considered, this is perhaps the mos
slruclve freshet which has occurred 10 our Yd
The daily union., 1852-12-11

WASHINGTON IRyNe cRSArisc ~ BsMnAY-l
Boston Journal cx,racs from Bombay newspaper
particulars OF extensive and alarming rot which
place there in November last year The ho, was cad
by the publication, Ia a Bombay newspaper, OF an gdd
transit, ion Of portions Of the life Of Mohsmmed BY oui
tinguished eouniryman, Washington Irving The most
gravating feature, however, in the pfovoJao g,en
Massulsnans, was defective Likeness OF tlet pfo
The Bombay paper, fron which the ract is ma = 4
the prnte 'smeared and smudRy li,bosrapn Of Molou
taken from Simon ookby's history of tie aracena
This riot lasted Cor three days, whsn the Mohammen
were at last conoa,ed by the edi'os aptl,1 zi ~
translation and picture.