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Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-08

nay" George Barrett, long known US Gentle
man George" the tall dandy actor and manager,
is keeping millinery store at Brooklyn. Though
but a fictitious king, prince, or brigand, he al
ways thought himself all three in reality. The
illusion no doubt follows him, and George fancies
that his fate is but counterpart of that Of Loui.
Philippe
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-08

nag "To the Postmaster Of Virginia" is tn
address on a letter in the dead-letter office,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-08

IIOUND-A small sum Of money, yesterday, about
II o'clock which the owner can have by applying at
RowANps Land once Of Third street and pennsy
a,ta ~ a,annc july 3--3t
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-08
NOW FOR BARGAINS!

WE would respectfully inform the ladies Of the District
wv and the public generally, that commence to-day
to offer stock Of Summer Goods all kinds at greatly
reduced prices in order to close them out nearly
sible.
We shall offer many styles of Dress Goods at from 20 to
80 per cent than the regular prices deter
mined TO sell out by the middle of August when
purpose to take inventory Of our stock
We have left hand considerable lot of Muslin Sleeves
Chemsets Collars Capes &c Of the auction goods ad
ver ed In the early part Of the season. which
and marked down at very low figure in order
TO off the entire lot.
Ladies and all In want Of goods in line will find 1t
greatly their advantage to examine stock and prices
before purchasing adopt the ncpe OF closing out
goods at this Of the year, II at loss
jv3-d8t w. NJ SHUSTER CO.
1'HE ONLY ORIGINAL TALBOTYPE ex-
tant may be at Thompsons Gallery. Also num-
Der OF hne daguerreoypes of Scott Clay and Fillmore
Tine collection of Oil Paintings from the best European and
American artists They from Earcs large establish
ment, NO. 2l6 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
july 2-1w
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-08
TuRNIsHFn ROOMS FOR RENT.

TWO ROOMS the first floor for rent Inquire Of the
subscriber, on AZ street, Pennsylvania avenue.
July 8-St JAS, WILLIAMS.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-08
- June % WILLIAM \. EVANS.
Soda Water in the Market-Hou
HALLS SODA WATER

HALLS SODA WATEh a.
equal TO the best manufactured in the :" III.
lumbia, thousands would Willingly celsnII c5.
sLand is on the south side Of the Eastern mMketnos.
fountain glasses sirups and ice pure fresn anu @
and he s always ready when called .,y oy dsp 60,
urv noon or dewey eve" this is tho refreshing uh oI
the temperate and healthy Be sure 70 loon loa i
STAND IL il easily found, and when louno no nahe
note It," Captain Cutie says. may - $50.
D., ESTATE AGENCY. 4TEe undersigned
* 80 ,onstantiy ior sale exchange number Of
~ ElIING HOUSES OF various size and salne ia nso many
ny Ia for building other purposes, In al parts of
~ porsons desiring make sales or purchases, VIII
@ sne ,beir advantage 10 call at his ONCE on street.
near 7th. " Pal Ista,a Aror,
may 20--2swh N'a' 1s'a'e Ax'"''
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-08
STRAW GOODS! STRAW GOODS /!

1tREAT BARGAINS for the 4th OF July in Misses and
Infants Fancy Straw Hats Of every variety and style.
Also, Ladies' Riding Hats, and beautiful article
The above will all be sold at greatly reduced prices for
cash, by calling soon at CHAs II. LANES
Hat, Cap and Gentemens Furnishing Store
Pennsylvania avenue, AZ street.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-08
NOTICE /!

THE members Of Usage Tribe Of Red Men take pleasur,
in stating to their friends and the public at large thai
they will give moonlight excursion down the Potomsc OF
the 9th OF july for which occasion they have chartered
IN a future advertisement. jy s-3t
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-08

CARD.-we respectfully announce to our custom.
as that their respective accounts will be presented TO
them on or before the Both instant, and earnestly re-
nnest that ali will forward prepared with the money
10 cose M their accounts the LIST Of July as
DOS ble thereby saving us much time and themselves
much trouble. - ,,,n,
iupe 2b-eolmif fERBf MlLbBh'
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-08

l. o. of R.-Ihe officers and Members Of Colum-
ba District Tent No a. hereby notified to meet at
echabite HALL Off and streets this (Thursday)
evening" the sth instant at o'clock precisely Puncual
attendance Ia earnestly requested. BY order:
jy Sit DAVID T. KURTZ ID. r.. s.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-08
Stevens's

NTEW lot of French Gimp, Neapolitan and English Straw
IN Bonnets, at reduced prices. Also Straw Hats and
Caps. STEVENS,
Pa. avenue, bet. 9Th and 9th streets,
iy S-tf 5 doors from Sth street.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-08
Stevens

JTAs lust received from New York new lot OF rea
III E,gings and Insortngs, SWISS Jaconet, and Cambria
Edgings and Insertngs, White Lace Gimp, Flowers &C.
'e'S STEVENS
Pa. av., bet. 9Th and 9th SITS,
10 s-tf next door TO Magruder Calvert.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-08

NTANTED-A smart, active Boy to attend in fancy
w store. Apply at STEVENsS
Fancy Store, Pennsylvania avenue,
iuly s--tf between Sth and 9th streets.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-08

rRAWN NUMBERS OF THE della
ware State Lottery, Glass Q, drawn al VIII
mington, Delaware July o 1852:
81 68 IL SO IA 2 q "a 2S Il 80 90
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-08
NOW YOU CAN GET THEM!

THOSE persons who called for TALLY H0" RAZORS
last week, and disappointed, are informed that
WIMER has another supply just received to-day Also
saunders's celebrated Metallic Razor strop
Towards Msgic do.
Emersons do with metallic composition In the handle
COAT-HOoKs Of different qualities &c, &c, at the
CHEAP CASH STATIONERY STORE,
july Ctr 9th ST., near Loulslana avenue.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-08
june 29-dtd

ETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
THIS COMPANY will insure for travelling residence
in all parts Of the world at the n,ost reduced rates Of pre-
Persons wanting insurance 10U certainly find TO
their interest by applying at the Office north side Of Pennsyl
vana avenue, between AZ and 9th streets, upstairs
June 17--6weoS POLLARD WEBB, Agent.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-08

Grand Division Sons Of Temperance, District Of
Columbia The quarterly session of the Grand Division
will be held in Temperance Hall this Thursday evening"
Sth inst O'Clock. Representatives requested to be
punctua in attendance. II. GRAY CAMPBELL,
July Site q. Scribe.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-08

RattficattOn Meeting at Alexandrtu on
Thursday Night, July 9.
Those Wings who intend to accept the invita-
ton to attend the above meeting will assemble
OF the City Hall at y o'clock THIS EVENING.
The boat will leave the wharf at 8 o'clock pre-
cisely. A band of music will be in attendance
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-08

GREGORY q MAURY, Managers,
Successors to J. W. MAURY Co.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-08
TEAS! TEAS! TEAS!!!
I'M all Profits and Large SalcSI
NOTICE.

E subscriber would respectfully inform his customers
and all others indebted to him, that or before ths
ls of July next their respective accounts will be presented
to them and he earnestly requests that all will come for
ward and settle, by cash or notes at short dates.
june 23-eot jy10 JOHN w. BADEN.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-08

1ITANTED-ActiveM Men, of good character, TO obtain
w subscribers for books published by Virtue Son Co.
london and New York. Apply to JAMES CARTER, sole
gent above frm L. between and 10th streets
June 1b-eotf
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-08

7 AWNSl LAWNS lLAwNSl from ftp upl
BROWNS Cheap Cash Store,
iune 2-tr between Tth and 9Th stree
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-10
THE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR. GASTRIC JUICE.
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE!

p Call on the Agent and get Descriptive Circular
ATS, giving srge amount of SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE
from Tiebg's Animal Chemistry; Dr. Combes Physiolo
Gy of Digestion Dr. Pereira Food and Dict Dr. John
W. Draper, Of New York University; Prof Eu Iglsons
Physiology; Prof Sillman Yale College; Dr. Carpen-
tors Physiology; &C. together with reports of CURES from
all parts Of the United States.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-10
Cures in ererp TOun

Or. TouChton's PEPSIN has been tested, for up
years every large in the United States
and the Agents refer Dyspcpics to many REM aRkA
BILE CURES IN EVERY TOWN! Numerous details Of
reports Of certificates Of Physicians and Pa
TENTS given the Circulars furnished by Agents gratis
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-10


PREPARED & SOLD BY JAS. G. AVER,
Practical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
F. ROBINSON, Agent, Kenosha. 1881
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-10
NOTICE.

rTNHE firm Of A. LEWIS & Co, has been Dissolved by mu-
tua consent all persons indebted 10 said firm, by note
account, requested and expected settle the
thou delay with A. Lewis who is duly authorized to set
tie all the said firm. The business will be
ued by the subscriber at the same place before where
goods will be sold cheap for cash. A. LEWIS.
kenOshn, Nov. H. 1851.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-10

! t-y7 REMEMBER THIS DR. HOTGIITON'S PEPSIN
is great NATURAL REMEDY, free from ALCOHOL,
EiTTERS, ACIDS, and NAUSEOUS DRUGS. 1t is OK
remey agreeable 10 the taste and be taken by the
most feeble patients who water cracker with
out acute distress. Beware OF DRUGGED INVITATIONS.
! Pcpsin is NOT DRUG.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-10
FRESH ARRIVAL,

EtST Received, fresh from lie Eastern Mari ct choice
SS and extensive selection of Books Sr,TIostRy AyD
FANCY ARrI LES, {" which :he attention Of Country Mcr
chants. and school Nnmmi.icrs are inEilcd.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-10

complete 'ortmcnt onsany hand and ready ruI
exhibition at prices that will prove satisfactory pUrcha
Paper, Pencils, States, P0rTO;ios Fancy and Common
nkstands, era! Mathematical instruments. great
variety of sizes patterns. and qualities Buff White
ter, Document, Note and Card Envelopes, &C &c.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-10
SGsEOGg EsBsIE4
@Go110mogyo

large assortment. embracing the various kinds used il
Academies and SCHOOL, AWAY hand and will be sole
az the lowest prices.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-10
Blank Books,

complete assortment of Blank Account Books ruled
to all the various patterns in usc and fall and hnf bound
In the mostsubsanta manner and durable style in Russia
Cafor sheep manufactured ot the bcS! paper either mc-
um DENY cap. full assortment of Lcdgcrs Journals
Day Books. Invoice. Letter Sac. Cash. order Receipt
Record Books Also great variety Of Miniature Mem
Ornndu, Time and Pass Books which the attention of
purchasers particularly invited Feeling assured thnn
this department my stock not to be surpassed either
quality price Town School Private Libraries sup
piled the liberal The Public generally are
respectfully invited to call and examine my Stock, will al
ways be ready for examination.
SIMEON KING.
Kcnosha, December, lSj1
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-10
GROCERY
Provision Store.

NhE subS1RlbEa thankful for past favors. would
IL respectfully informs the citizens of Kenosh, and vi.
ciny that he hand furnish them al unusually
low prices. with all kinds OF -
s-4 GROCERIES d. PROVISIONS.
Fruit oy the bsrre or bushel Candies Confsesnaries
and Dried Fruits.
Fancy Goods, and Yankee Notions OF all kinds
Cigars by the box. dozen r single
Cod Fish, Mackerel, White Fish, SC
FLOUR of the best brands always on hand
Wooden Ware, &c, &C. SC. SC, &c, sc, ScSc
Give me call and will satisfy you quality and
prices. X. 7. HANDBOOK.
One door North of Ekins' Jewelry Store.
n. B. Sportsmen would do well TO remember before
purchasing elsewhere that have constantly hand Haz
Yards celebrated Rife Powder. Also, coed assormC nj
of Gun Wa,s, Shot, Caps, &c.
kenosha, October, 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-01-22
New Years Visit
Washington. Jan. 9TH. 1852

Washington. Jan. 9Th. 1852.
Mr.. kdito, - The members Of The
Congregational Society in ;his place. for
sixteen or eighteen Years. have enjoyed
The privilege Of assembling at the ho""e
oi their pastor OH OF about New Yea s
Day, by adjournment from year to ysa''
for The purpose Of having social and
friendly interview with himself and hi
family, and with each other-'hr people
carrying with item substantial material
add The recent visit was one Of peculiA'
interest on account Of its being the last
Of the kidd SO far IN they relate to him
the relationship between the past"i
and his people having been recently
dissolved. More than ~ hundred Assem-
hled during the afternoon. and spent
few delightful Unconstitutional. ho"ev
.r, by the reflection that they should
never again meet their spiritual gu'd'
under like circumstances. The inter view
closed with appropriate remark. by .h'
pastor, prayer, ara singing the pdt'ing
hymn, Blest no tile tie that binds. &c.
The young visited the family in tho eve'
ming
It may he added tina, Mr.. tiays enjoys
the confidence and affection Off great MA
jori,y Of the people Of his late charge, whose
prayer will be for his peace aud welfare.
One OF THE PARTY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-01-22

We cleave to this party (ihe WING
party7 hecause-i. honrally pGrsuss tie
public gomi-- il fearlessly encounters un-
popularity in the cause Of p.'rio'isn'=-it 70
wise and liheral-it ItaS drfinlte series of
measures covering all the wants OF the
country based Oh Gitie constitutional views
sanc'idsd by exrsriture- apd il rep0dIaies
all inouarchieal tendencies, atlSxec"'ivr
influence, all abuse Of EXECUTIVES veto and
:urrupting patronage and civ,i prescription
and rests on the safe deliberate 0pinion ot
the people for its justification and support ;"
baltimore Nsscs.
We have seldom seen new political pa
per unfurl ito banner to tho breeze with u
more proper aud more concise exposition
of its principles. we fully calncide with
this outline Of what we believe. and
practice. as q party. They are princi>
pies worthy Of adherence. even under
the pressure OF misfortune. They have
been our boast in power. and can be our
&C nsolalion even in defeat. We hear,
from Locofoco papers. of the annihila.
lion OF the Why party-but as long as
these principles remain. our party can
not b. destroyed. Amids. the impul-
sive excitement Of the prsseat. there
mag be periods when our principles
will not be viclol ious-~hWl defeat is no,
humiliation. Amidst the scramble 70,
political Office. the soher arguments Of
eur views may not be heard --ba. they
are nevertheless true. consistent. and
palrio.ic. With such principles. defeat
is no disgrace. Our opponents need moi
imagine that We shall abandon them OF
change them for their Parli. colOred
|vicws.-COwr0nt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-01-22
Congress-.

In the Senate yesterday, the l2lh, Mr..
Seward presented memorial from 500
citizens Of New York. calling the attention
Of Congress to the intervention Of Russia
in the affairs of hungary.
MIR Bright moved that the Senate take
up The join. resolution providing for printing
the return Of the sevanth Census. Motion
adopted.
Mr.. Smith moved to amend by striking
out all after tho enacting clause, and pro-
viding that the printing Of the Census Re-
turns shall be dune under the direction of
the Secretary Of the Interior, under the
provisions of the Act Of May, l642 He
opposed the resolution. Tie had no objec.
tiOn to the parties named in the resolution,
personally or politically no wouLi as soon
they should have It hut this resolution
proposed to give work which was of vast
amount on the principle Of favoritism. II
ordered permptOrily tina, the work should
DO given to Donaldson & Armstrong. with
no condition annexed except for prices to
be- deemed reasonable by Q Committee
composed as to Majority Of The party
whose organ Armstrong g. DOnaldson are.
Mr.. Smith concluded q strong and able
speech against this party exiravagance.
Mr.. Bright commenced replying bu, befnre
he had concluded the Senate adjourned
In the house . resolution was adopted
to inquire into the stability Of the about
tO.he enlarged Capitol. The Senate amen.
ded Library bill, for go 600. was adopted
Mr., Stanley offered resolution intended
to provide for such exiled Hungarians Of
might be ip need. but the House refuses
to entertain It. Six thousan cOpiesof the
Coast Survey were ordered printed, ana
she adioarnsd.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-01-22

Chiid,en kurat to Dwsh-On Mon.
Of last week the house NJ. 252 Eleventh,
street, New York. Was burnt. and two
children were DESTROYED, with the build =
inw. The mother having occasion to-
leave hume for few hours. lett the chill
dreM in The cafe 81 an"ther woman, who
locked them Up in room and weet %
visit to Neighbour
Child notArred.- Irish woman
was passing up Fulton atseet. New Yolk.
few DAYS since. with an infant iD her
arms. and in order 4" protect i, t,Om The
cold. wrapped it up So tightly that it
was smutLere,i to death. On discover
ing that il. did not breathe. the mother
rushed with il in,o drug store. where
fIui,less efforts were made to resUsitate Il.
The child was AboaI three months old.
HeofIrnism at Home.--A committee
i The Hartford North Constellation. in
a recent report to that body. say, Plo-
bably mot less than forty per cent OF the
entire population Of this county consists
III individuals and families are habituallY
estranged from the house Of God. Two.
fifths OF the inhabitants our cities and
villages thrOughou: the state ure living
atlhis moment in the habit of confirmed
separation from the means Of grace
Rapidity Of Speaking Daniel Web
ster is said to speak at the rate Of from
80 to 100 works minute. Gerrit Smith
from 20 to 90; Dr.. Tying from i2O to
l4O; Henry Clay from $50 to 100: Mr.
Choate aud the late John g. Calhoun
from l60 to goo.
Spies IN Famii;ss. 44father Gavaxai
recently slated in Englsnd, that the RO.
man Catholic priests had farmsd Ser.
wants Society for me pnrpos of intro.
ducing servants into respeGta6le families
- az, as sples.
"A carrier whose daily walk and ca.
versa,ion' are on Prospect ssresi. ocea.
>ionally indulges in p king fun AZ those
he meets. and = few eveniags since free
and easy remark of his offended the
gentleman 10 whom il was addressed.
who turning suddenly. planted nuna-
Der twelve pcgged heel in the Urchin's
year. giving hun lengthy turn ahead
The boy neither whlMpered nor looked
back but reasoning lem Iha loIee &c
tho kick. the impression made. and The
sensation Ve,aInsd. shonled. 'eqHns.Locd.
b. thunder
CIsvslaA4 KsFuld.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-01-22

As tae Nagays 6as cOaesadeA his va
L ~ Washington. Il h Wcll enough, Per.
l,aps. e. glance NJ Ihe avOwals Of the
eSding Polliicians on The questien Of %.
,ervsn,l0n. although that subject in con.
seouence Of recent events IN Europe, Is
TO longer u that vital imPO'taDce which
IL appeared % DO month or twO since.
CAss is . full grown sOnSert. i
sn." he gays. Ieady ~ vOtc 10 morrow
jor u declaration Of intervention.
CLAY" A dying man. ! oppose your
10cI Tinr Of intervention"
DOUOLAss-" Il Rsssia, or Austria, or
any ~GiIsr power, should interfere again
lie would determine whether or not We
should act, his action depending upon
he circumstances rs they should then
be presentsd. Bat SO long as England
imprisoned the Irish Patriots aud BAN
shed them for lite for doing the very
act for whish all America honored tho
great Hungarian leader. he would not
form an alliance with her."
WEBsTER is diplomatic. eloquent and
sympathetic Kossuth is patriot and
Hungary ought TO be an independent
nation . bat he is as dark as Erebus
ON questions Of material, financial and pO-
litical aid.
HousroN SHES the question. When
called for at the several banquets 1t has
been convenient for hi a to b. tempofsr y
indlsposed. Il is said that hs prefers
to let the thing run - he does not want
TO burn his fingers with it.
KING also has the grippe. and SO has
Mr.. Speaker Boyd. Thsy, like Houston
were LOO unwell to speak when called
upon.
Scorr can say nothing in favor OF
in.e. vention and therefore will say moth.
ing about 1t.
WALxsa. OF Wisconsin. is considered to
amount To something" by some pee
pie in his own bAlliw,cx, and therefore it
j. proper to say that he goes in up to
hts chin for intervention.
MARCY, BUCHANAN AMI SEWARD use
high >"unding phrases. which may mean
son-tnins"r Roth!ng. according to cir,
cu,nstances.
This is, briefly. lie result Of the mis-
sion" among the leaders.
Troy Wing.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-01-22

Sir John Frankiin.--The last person
known to have spoken to this distinguish
ed navigator. was Captain Martin Of the
British whaler Enterprise. The Enter
prize was alongside the Erebus in Mel
vile Bay lin ls45.) and SIR John invited
Captain Martin to dine with him. which
the latter declined doing. as the wind was
fair TO 60 Goath. Sir John told the
Cap,ain that he had Eve years provis,
ions which he could make last seven.
and that his men were then engaged in
sailing down birds. Of which they had
several casks fall already. aud twelve
men were out shooting more. This rem.
doris i not improbable tina. he and his
companions are still alive. cruising in
that mysterious open sen that sarrOunds
The pole.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-01-22

u The New LondOn Gazette thinks
we have no grounds fOr suppOsing that
Mr.. Foster will not Hgnin be candidate
fOr Governor. We had good reasons for
making the suggestions we did; AZ the
Hame time we are by no means desirOus
that Mr.. Foster should retire from the
contest. II he is again nominated, the
wings OF Lisch6eld County will do their
pat towards electing him. We do ak
for a more unexseptionable candidate.
Our urging the claims Of this county.
WAS predioated upon an "Df he should
decline" There is certainly no harm in
being prepared for such an emergency.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-01-22

ET The Washington correspondent Of
the New York Times. relates the follow
ing interesting facts in Knssuih's his,orys
"Wnen iluaga'y v fell and VI! was lost
when her chosen chief became - fugitive
tom she wrath OF the opp es>or, just "n
the border Of his fathe. laid he was met
Nv NJ. Dushek. the treasurer "f his c"un-
tvs funds, hs,in. in his possession lwu
and halt millMM,s al dollars ln gold aud
silver, which he at Nnce offe, eli 40 pl.ce
j. the di>pus Of lis uninrIuna { g",e,n.
..r, then On us weary way AN exile. t."
seek Ire .osi i alIy Of the Ia L., Be.
ind i.m hc had left his home - his Ill.
III b .a,l l4nis he knew would h.. con.
i>c tel D., those whn soush lis bl."d Ills
>" tunes wvr- hi, c"ubtrJ's and tell wml.
.,l~m. Here Nee offered him lhr meanS
e u..n. anti Uf prrsunal 8"n.l.nl "nil ense.
Il ne should rrt,.sr iO ACCEPT iheHl Aus . IA
w"uLt Src"r~ the .sh'tlln'Ia: b..Onty. wight
ila sMan 10 tr",n tire grasp Of his "ppr-ssur
az -gu vai"m, Z least. tor the Properly he
had trt" sb,i eel tn dee! How g, ea. the
t-u,. ,fnin.ni How few cunM hns. r.sie,-
ed! But tn. TX tia. MrS1er 81 the pes SCI a.
ell turi, -'rnHlt ..s .re Is M.,,. Ui tn,mp:
. belongs 10 the Treasury III iugry.--
Whatever uat h.. its tate. have ~, ,nw.
la touch It's ssm.lls.st piece: l ca,hti. aC,lt
Mts." Kt-suih Irs1e ed..i ia his rxiis. and
i",vsrty. Dus.k returned :" be army IT
Au+trm. Rsm win Iite gold his gOArr. ar tad
spnrnt,l, pm c'."s..d fiona his Iy'aat .ho
safety Ut hia nsIA."