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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-09
Dr. Carriers Cough BalSaIn,

chitis. Shifting Of blood, PUN N the size and
Chesr, Pleurisy, Whaoping Cough, ard al
diseases Of the Lungs anG BREAST
THE most perfect, pleasant and certain remedy
for the speedy aud permanent cure OIL coughs
Colds. CJnsuInpti and all Diseases OF the
Lungs, II
DR. CARRIERS COUGH nALSAM.
This maOiclae has been submitted 10 ias ST.
serest tests Ia the private practice 81 an expert
epced physician for more thaa iiteen wears, y
cases 81 The most obstinate coughs, colds and
nuitnonarv affections with such uniform and re-
mark aisle success as to leave no rcea, .ar doubs
that the ingredients employed are The bes. THAI
have ever been discov eved Tor all diseases 0t the
lungs The greet superorityot ihis preparation
over ali others, lies ia promoting Tree and cas-
expectoratiun, speedily atlas ing the cough and
all inflammation and eiiee'IaG q PeFseet cure ~
soothing and Strengthening the tuitatsd and de-
billiated organs
Nothing has ever besn discovered which Al
all equals Il in its harmless qualities and ~
amazing power. 1t has raised invalids, as u
were. from the very grave. I, is in fact The
BEST REMEDY IN THE WORLD!
And no person afflicted with severe Cough,
Cold OF Pulmonary disease will be lasi TO him.
self If he goes down TO the grave without ;esiiHs
the virtues ot
DIR. CARRIERS COUGH BALsAI.
A single bottie VIII convince the mos sac PIT
cal ofi,s wonderful e6ieacy and curative powers.
ISL Price 81 per bottle. or SIX bottles Tor -
gg-Fer sale st Dr.. T.. EssrERLY's Family
Medicine Store southeast corner OF IhsEd ah1
Chesnui streets, ST. Louis, Mo.
And also for sale BY ELpEiDGE < SON, Post VI
fee Bindings arr .
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CITY Ions FOR SALE.

ME have l.Ftv Lots in aGteea's Addiiiono
w AMI GO, I & Safgeas's additon'' TO the
CITY ef Davenport, WHICH we VII sell at fair pri-
ees, and TO persons aesFoua OF improving will
give 4 liberal cEeai. for p1fsicn Of the purchase
money. G OK & SARGENT.
Davsnnarf. Feh la l852
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NoTIlE rO EsU.g.s,..ss.


nS AID .iter MONDAY. May 3i--aRtii n.fthcs ne
- tee passenger sit aners ana ttalAs " III Tna 81
io'iS *:
EMPRESS STEAMERS AID TRAINS GOING
WESIW 81 u. One ut the ltst-r4sss Steamers.
SOUTHERN MICHIGAN. NORTHERN lNbiANA
OF EMPIRES ATE. Aiitleavr HHFia daily SnHatys
excepted. 9 e. II. anj Dank its - 81 night rrac
ing Monroe 9 Il. VI. thc nest day, ana proceeding
10 Toirso the afternoon.
An expires tram y II leave Apnree AT 7, h+ or
Of the ARRIVAL Of the boat daily, Ioadays tNctpted
reaching Chicago the SAINT evening connecting al
Caicsso ith frstclass ioF Milwaukee and
ether ports Lake Michigan. and With Canal pack
ats and R1tTcals westerly from Ghics2o.
EXPRESS TRAINS AND STEAMERS GOING
EASTWARD EXPRESS trains viii tyate Chicago ~
81 NJ. daily Saturdays excepted, Snd teath aoaros
etbs Htht morning.
An express STEAMER viii leave Toledo every morn
ing, except sgHdaK, and leay. Monroe on ARRIVAL OF
the trans from thicagaand reach Dankit X and mai
fslo sspersi ha.rs previous to the time for The hrsi
Lxpress trains New York, Ahsny and Boston.
The steam.f and trains at Monroe Will coEDeci
each regular bopts Tor Detroit and Toledo.
ACCOMMODATIONS MAIL TRAIN Cong WEST
WARa.--This tran VIII leave Toledo da4S, Sundays
excepted. 8 4, NJ. connecting at Toledo With line
OF steamers from Cleveland aad SinduSky. AMI stop
riug at all the way stations, vii reach thtssso al
s34 u. ~,
GOING EASTW ARD.-T.raye Chicago daily. sun.
days pied III q IL. a. NJ stopping az all ions.
and arriving at Toledo at p ~. connecting With
steamers to sludasks ans Cleveland. and striving
thare in time Tor all the morning trans from thos,
places.
A packet boat leaves Toledo al 9<pi VI. for Fort
Wayne and ports on ,hs Wabash Cana!.
JOS. II. MOORE, Superintendent.
Adrian, Sept. 81. 1852. 5. Iy
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az a asAEgssag..

WI g offer cor sale the farm 81 John Grace in
w Waiaat Grove containing IA acres, -
acres good liafhct; one hundred acres in cuitiva-
soh and well waiefe5. The owner wants to
% California aud tie property will be sold ~
4 bargain COOK + SARIENT.
Davenport. Feb. 1852
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-09
E4BEE aAAl..

4 FINE farm en ha Mississippi River adjoin-
Il ing the Town Of Buffalo, comfortable dwell
ing house and tile wbole handsomely and eliei-
bly, situated WI be sold al at good bargain.
For teffns enquire 81 j. s Simpson. BaffaIo, or
of COOK & SARG ENT.
Iaavepnarf Tan 9Th I9.1
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-09
IOWA CLOTHING STORE.


Font Street, opposite the Steam Mills, they
wish good and Cheap Goods, as we ssl much
Cheaper than any oihei c o;hing Store in Day.
IN OF, ana keep larger assortment, consisting
II palt 81
spring aua SIMMER COATS. Black, Blue,
Mulberry, Blown aud Grey Tweed Goats, Al
8aca, iineu, re e1c.
pANFAI O0Ns, blael, Dee SSin en-! fancy
FfssIh AMI Eugssh Cashmere Pants. Faslion,
Velvet, Satinell, eottonade, alpaca and Linen
paats.
VESTS, Blac> satin, Fancy silk Tweed, Mat
settles, IN endies, variety.
sHlRrs, Fine Linen Bosoms, Calico. Cherk,
HickorS etc. etc.
Ceioa Net and Woolsn Under-sair's and
HATS snl CAPS, Fine Moleskia, new styiel
Kossath, California, Jenny Llni, Straw, Panama,
LEGION. P8!m Leat. SIC ctc.
lREi INKS, tine I.e1'her, from s % 10 s. ~
Cfavats. SILK lianda etehleis, Cotton Moose,
Umbrellas sna Cafpel Bags
| i tie assortment 81 FnsiSh, French and
/ Am firan Cloths, at varioas Celefs Casssnsres,
PLAIN Back, Doeskin, ard fancy Cassimers, OF
sIl tolots.
Crstom sofk made up in Fashionable Style
/ a1a ,saffan ed 10 81 or no sale
" JNo. JORDAN.
psvennort. afapGh. 1859
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-09
The Old Flag UnfurIed!

y pRING has GENE AMI every day has its chan
~ ges and be il wise aho is prepared for the
future. Every one requires comfortable Ciolh-
ing, and next in order IS 10 purchase GHEArLr.
We aigise all these that are in Mant or Clothing
10 call at the
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-09
EssNz'rsoyED LANDS ron SALE

q - LIE = - - - - \ y Dss = Ssa - ELK
AJ + offer for sale on accommodating terms
w Two Ihoassnd acres If Prairie Lands in
Lots Of Forty, Eighty one hundred and sixty
acres, ling ia different parts 81 Scott county,
selected By ourselves with great care.
C)0k & SARGENT.
Da....r...c.r. 1a-a
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-09
ALEX. W. na'aaEGBR.

Attorney at Law and Leneral Agent,
MAIN ST., DAVENPORT, IOWA.
r9StIaulsS @ collect gsbls, Ba,, Sc. and
~ Locate Land Warrants, Bay md Sell ltoa'
ESTATE, Pay faxes, Investigate Tiiles, fpyesi
Honey, Negotiate loans Bond and Mortgage ),
Remit money 10 Europe any part II The Hn-
led States, and DO all other business entrusted 4
ais care az Attorney CT Agent, wiib promFsncs
sud despatch. June Eth, 1852.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-09
NsFeE. sGssE3asNEEsl,

IDNSTANTLY on hand and wose e order
~ for flaming Mills, Rolling Screens to Flour
ing Mills, &c.
Every1a,n,ly will End il 70 their advantage 10
have wire screenery in their cellar windows,
cupboard doors, cheese room windows, &c. ~
keeginr ott rats, mice aud lies. have some en-
hand woye for the purpose.
Orders by mail Or Otherwise vii lie promptly
attended to w VI y ~ hof..
Moline. III. July lsf. 1892 sou
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-09
sIIGO IRON STORE.

-y,IIE Undersigned having bought Col. y. p Blu
iords eatire stock OF Iron al the old stand tornea
of Main and second Streets, NeSl oi lhe ~ VAR
Hoase, would respectfully inform the citizens Of
Davenport aud the public generally, that he has On
hand aud intends keeping a lp'i assortment IN tht
tbove line Of business. We believe. We are ssiiiG&
Iron cheaper than il he had ia. aay other regular
Iron Store in Dayenport or else herr Please siEs
" i clA. We sell cheap COZ cash No hardship %
nntsrtain company. Come where You Gan SGT wha'
WM W ALLEN.
ussr
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-09
Fresh Arrival Of Family Groceries!

EXCLUSIVE GROCERY ESTABLISHMENT.
SMITH & BUFORD,
WuoLgsaLE AND RaTaIL GgecEEs,
NO. WATER ST., BET. MAIS & BRADY.
re. SAsfoab's OPP STAsp.]
HAVE jast opened large and vel! assorted
l. i stock d
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
To which they would respectfully invite the at
teHiion OF the citizens OF D4voHport and yisln-
iiy.
As the stock was selected uader our own in
spectioa and being OF the very rest quality We
feei certain will give entire satisfaction With
regard 20 weight, qualit,, quantity and price
IL viii embrace as near Us possible every aFii.
Gle requisite for Family use in Our iasi our
terms are Ready Pay.
Either Cash or Produce.
lnaa n1nrt. "a aril Gth. 81
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-09
EEss! goGa CALIFORNIA

MICHAEL GRACE, Ir., being DESTROYS to
VI ernigrne 10 California. offers for sale his
Farm The RauhesiFiniea river, containing
ls3 acres, 100 acres ia cultivation, ID acres in
Water wheat, comfortable log house. Here il.
chance for bargain.
Apply to COOK Il SARGENT.
napeunoYt Feb II 1852
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-09
A1Ex. w. AG'GREGoa,

NJFAKf PLBLTL,
WEST SIDE MAIN, NEAR 81 STREET.
WILL give particular attention % all kinds d
Convey ahcsug.
Deeds, bonds, Mortgages, Leases and Con-
ttocts drawn aud eaaow ,eGgenenis taken.
June iTtA, 1852,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-09
kAEsfs a. R.&gaa sas1Dys Essls
SAFE
900 acres of timber Land
* - .r .ara,,s.wrR sATu.

NEAR mouth 81 Pine river In Muscatin
~ coanty ioy saie ID 10 and 20 acre lats BY
Mach III. COX & SARGENT.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-09
Dr.. Easterly's CarminatiVe,

Dr.. EaSterly's CarminatiVe,
For tie eHra IF Dyseater4, Diafrkea, citoiic-
Cholera iafGatusa, Ftatelie7ieg and az diseases
Of the .sio1aach and Botrels from Ieeft1ng.
THE most speedy sale md eiHcacions remedy
ever discovered Tor The cure OF ali derange-
meats Of the Stomach and Bowels OF Children Is
DR.. EASTERLYs CARAIINATIYE.
II is very peasant to the taste and aiways sal.
utary in effect, and Is the very remedy which i
ii much needed in all parts Of lie Mississippi
Valley.
having the charge OF children shaaid keep W
Easteils's Cumulative constantly on hand g
use when anv arrangement Of the Stomach and
Bowels occurs, and thousands oi children niay
bc thus saved that are consigned 70 premature
grave Mothers Try it.
fGsJ@Prec p els. per Bottle. Fer sale e. Dr.
F,asieriy, Corner Of Third and Chesnut streets,
81, Louis. Mo.
a3-soll b ELDRIDGa / son, Davenport,
Lowe. april Q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06
PRUSSIA.

X is said that one Of the frat and pEiaei-
pal Subjects Of celebration AZ ths Berlin Custom
conferences, viii the BE appointment Of Zolveren
Corsrf II different paris 70 the world.
SIX hundred and fifty emigraDts from
Aienturg formerly one Of the most fertile and rcn
PROVINCES IN Germany arrived az Nadgeburg "a or
der 10 proceed 20 E.eDen, where hey w1li os eal-
baIsCd TO the UBi.ea States. Tseir leader. an Old
an fell sex II the Railroad station, aud cie1 halt
IN hour sfervzid His competitions were forced 70
leave ire corpse cfther friend whom they stated 20
Lave clsc OF ken heart az the necessity Of emf
gang. They departed with tears II tier eyes en-
trusting The boy OF the old man TO the na4gebuyg
aurhorirlss weo sIe 20 bury aim In his native soil
"A letter from Bertha states that NO
doubt can now be sntertalned Of the intention Of
the EMPEROR Of Russia 20 pay early yIsit 70 that
csr.,sI and thai be hss expressed wish 20 ind all
tse -eHtels Of THE EeTal family Of Prlssis Assem-
blsc At Berlin on he occasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06
SPAIN.

-Generals Marquesi and Medinila are
about 10 proceed to the island Of Cuba with General
Canede. They will replace Generals ManZano and
Leymerick, who are TO return to Spain with Gene
raj CoRcha.
1t was said that the Duchess Of Mont
pensier had Suspended her journey, because she
was supposed to be in an interesting position.
Should this not be the case. the Duke AID Duchess
viii embark for Italy in the first fortnight OF April.
The municipalities and provincial depu-
tations throughout Spain were actively engaged in
revising the electoral lists fact from which II was
inferred that the Government contemplated shortly
10 dissolve the Cortes. In any case the elections
will not take place before July or August.
General Canedo, the new Governor
General Of Cuba to leave On that day for Cadiz
where he was to embark ON the 20th for Havana
with the new Captain General OF Porto Rico
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06
The Africa arrived out on the 2lst.
ENGLAND.

In the Lords on the 23d of March, Lord
Malrnesbury stated that he was in comnunic alton
with TIE French Government for the purpose Of Sc
curing reece 70 the South American States. The
Earl Of Aberdeen justified The conduc: and good faith
Of France in the affairs OF the River Plate In the
Commons Ny. WalpOls said that Governments did
ret mean 10 deal With the subject OF Ministers money
il Ireland during the present session. \ coAEeEsa'
ton tex place upon the repeal OF tie Hop dGry. IN
ouiries we're made concerning the correspondence IN
the matter OF refugees and the conduct OF ne OtDo-
nan Porte IN Egypt. Chancellor Disrseh replied
that re goiiasioDs pending. On the s2j IN the
Commons, Lord John Russell said that, in view OF
the proposed early dissolution of Parliament II would
be well to consider ne Army and Navy Estimates at
once Nh. Bright suggested that The Militia bill be
over snt after the general election. vote for he
Amy Estimate was sssed, and the House rose.
The Committee upon the fnil DISPOSE
ten Of the Crystal Pslace have reported 70 this e
feet that # II be retained where il u.s. It's best ase
would Re SIS an ornamental garden. II il is decided
not to retain il IN Hyde Park the Committee cannot
recommend is erection elsewhere 81 the public e1-
pense They add that If the expenditure Of Ee7ooO
were ret 81 irsuPersble objection the principal Pof-
lion OF the building might be remoTed~ to ne as a
Conservatory In such case, il is aeir opinion teal
the whole building should be purchased, and shose
parts sold which were rot needed. 7zs DAILY Ysrs
says that Committee OF Nobiemen and GsnIlemsa
win be formed to test public opinion as 70 the Anal
disposition of the palace The Government and
Royal Commission had deci1ed, bssrs tie presenss-
iol of the .spor 10 let The contract take It's course,
which viii result in taking down The buileing.
The accounts OF the state of trade in
the provinces are favorable.
The screw steamer Grea. Britain, Capt.
Mathews, has made q tTai tip which, 80 far IS
kDoWn, for she still sea, was entirely salts
factory. The Srs outward mp o. tae Great Britain
= 1xsc for the lst o. May by which tine aceonmc-
catier II &c @ts for the reception Of 400 6rs ard
teScLd Sl2Ss passengers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06
AUSTRIA.

The Prague Gazsfts of the 18th con-
,.ns PROCLAMATION by Count Clam GialIss, wa ch
shows that the population OF Bohenia 10 stu Ia
state FAR from tranquil secret socienes, 'ae I'D
lawful ard Unauthorized VIKINGS, such as revoil-
.iOnary pToclsmstions, ADDRESSES sad comments
Upon public alaus, circulate, chiefly IN nsnuscrps,
among the people. The pubic Is reminded ta<t bae
mere POSSESSION CT such documents n q crime pun
ishable by the courts-msyt,sl with imprisonment
ard hard labor for a year. The vienna courts mar
tai are STU STING and, IN the week eneins hLca
IS. sentenced twenty persons. convicted OF peuy
ofenses deemed political, ~ various impritonLnsns
OF rom seven csye 10 four months, diversified with
blows with a rod blows with 4 stick, fasts and irons
- In DaImatia coal mine has been dis
covered rear the Of P5nquie. in the district OF
spslalo. This Is the fifth discovery Of the same
snc made within the las: three years in the Ausri-
an States
- The Hungarian COMMITTEES has lett
Vienna in high ducgeon. Tie Cabinet steadily re-
fuses to make concessions which could " the course
the Hun gsrlan nodes Will never support or serve
Government wbsse pTofessed ain is 70 reduce Hur-
gary 20 the level Of a common Austrian province
The machinery Of Government canncs SofAJ
say the Hunsarans las long as the ris tssrfte OF
TIE nation clogs its wheels, and this Will Away %
the case Until its just demands are granted. Iae
Government IS playing hszsrcous game, sno ~
expeyienced politicians are Of opinion that the cran-
ces are against its winning they even pfopnesy
ina. the finances Will be the DO snfal OF the present
administration, and possibly OF the Empire
The majority of south German States,
wurtenbere BADEN, Hssxe Darnstadt, have de-
cined comforting with Hanover about The establish,
mens of p North Sea feet Bavaria, saxony, ana
the sn alltr northern psineipanes pave pfon'seu
70 attend the meeting. The Electorate Of He.e
has not yet decided.
The Chambers have just been opened
in wurtemb Nassau, and 0ldenburg The chief
Business in all these assemblies Is 20 revise the Con.
stltuhons with view 10 canoeing all clauses taat
guarantee popular nights, enable tue popular will
In any way TO influence affairs Of State. The Coy
ernmepts Of the three States have strong malorhes
as everywhere else IN Germany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06
LATER FROM HAVANA.
Arrival OF thu Ohio.


The Ohio arrived a. this port yesterday morning
from Havana March 81. About miles outside tae
Moro passed ship Charlotte Reed, and bark Scotland
bound in.
DIED On the 76th nlt the voyage from Chagres 20
Havana NY a s. c. fin. OF Cincinnati Of colsu mpsiYn
PIETE - On the 25th ut the lady OF e Leo1ard Nss
delivered 8 twIns bOy AID gIiO ole Of whiea only sur
yiyed
The Ohio for the last two months has eesn on me
route between Havana and Chsgres, and has no"
returned to take her place In the line from New
York.
The steamer Saranac, bearing the oroad penhsn'
Of Com. Parker, arrived in Havana on the sosh uh
from q cruise.
The resmer Fulton left Havana on the 9oth uls
for Pensacola.
The L. S. steamer Vixen arrived 99th nit. from
Pensacola.
The Saranac saluted the fort, the AdniraVs snip
and the Dutch friga,e Prince Won Orange, on TIE
morning of the 3lst uls.
Our thanks are due to z. " Hull Esq, Purser Of
the Ohio. for valuable tavors.
PAssFyGERs-Fror HaraHc-George Law, K Story, B.
s. Burning, Antonio Is. lie Lornega' Joaquin dc Ands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06
Ices.Fecs Presidential Delegate-IAtsf Cen
gressionsl Districs. New-fork.
C1xrs.nnnhanra II the n n Tnhnpe.


ossoSrA. Friday, April 2 lssf
The first. meeting OF the " Harmonious
Democracy Of Ottego and Delaware Coanties,
composing the XXIst Congressional District, cane
of Yesterday, IAN Fools Dsy)
The meeting vas os;eDsioly called for the purpase
OF choosing Delegate T. represent the Dsi1dm
the approaching Presidential Convention at Rnu'
more, but really, IL seeus. 10 apDOftOn on lhs
Offices between the two Counties for sae ne . tea
years.
This was No easy JOB, for here we're tho Old aAs-
ers Of the party for each county, each cisilx os
their respective COUNTESS the 1rsy slice"
Here we're also Haukers abd Barn5urners, Aus'
Renters and Up Renters. Free SOL aud nion i1ea,
Oh Fcges and Young America, Sc sz.h sad ell
uproarOTiusly tenacious o. thsir rights Wen, ~
meeting organized in 40 branches, Della Mars and
Otseeo, or upper and lower house. and after zach
wrsngliug. tie conference OF various cO1ulnsss
ard a piOirected sitempi 70 reconcile matters, he
DsTnburuers, as usual, "caved IN" AniI.Rekfsss
busted Delaware &" bclted. A." and the Old gaksn
OF Osego, by = vote Of seventeen cut 81 fouytso
delegates present. tthe mi only refusing votsJ
electei Georse Clark, ofSpunEfel', Otssgo nnntY,
as Delegate. The meeting ihen oroke up With feel.
ings OF much hostility.
Mr.. Clark is gentleman Identified with tie srs.
toeracy of our land a wealthy and extensive lana,
holder n various counties IN NE state, TssNre
Renter, and Of course a reliable Hunkef. Is goes
fer Marcy. NoC!s, W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06
IRELAND.

In the County Of Cork, out OF vote Of
esro lie Pro:eciioaist candidate for P4llaGea; had
a gross usjority o! sol.
IL was rumorsd that Lord NOas had been
returned At TIE Cclerstae election The short tine
bssveen M Kennes stalking TIE field, sle he cleo
tion, was toe brief for his success
John Sealy TOWNSEND, a retired Mas
teT y ChsRcsly, ard one Of TIE diS..nscished sn-
merits az TIE r.sh bar IN the days Of lis greatest
briisAncy dse az his residence, kilvxys near Drt-
III, on the lssn 81, 81 tie advanced age a S. he
vas tie contemporary ana con pe.ltor of Piunksst,
CrrEan. ssar1L, buses, PeLnefs;asr, sc.
The shortest and The lighiess assizes
lev = - court! ~ T'rpsEary fes Iohs series