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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02
thorough.

Tie Express persists in the face of peremptory de-
NAL in its efforts to impose meaning notice of
the artofd Bible discussion which thought or
and aresh represents us as substantially saying to the
Clergy of all denominations:
Stop your Efforts 10 convert the heather cease 70 raise
morey for the idoator Of China and the sandwich Islands
hold no more of your anniversary meetings until an NJ yH
spirit RaYper Ghost Seer, &c, sc the stu undecided
question ofhe Inspiration al the Scriptures Before you
send The Bible the heather be irst that the
Bible is the divine book you say II IS.
Our readers cannot fail TO remember that we sug-
cestod the propHety Of clergyman OF eminent
capacity and fitness being chosen to defend the Anthem
ITCHY Of the Scriptures at Hartford, and urged that
no one esc should undertake TO speak the Bible side
lest the defense of Inspiration might De embarrassed aud
impaired BY champions possessing more zeal than wis
dom or learning And now accused Of wishing
all Missionary and other Christian effort stopped until
aHe Clergy shall have gone TO Hartford and discussed
the Bible question with Jackson Davis Il Co.
We have simply this request to make Of Tie ElPrsss-
Either let The Tribune entirely alone quote fairly and
fully from columns the paragraphs which your
tscks upon it are based Don't quote sentence, AMI
assert that certain osr imply something else
for your Spirit Of the Press is habituay the spirit Of
detracton, Misrepresentation and interested caumny
with regard to this paper Just over leaf and
either treat Us honestly or let Us alone
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02

TIE GAEDrER CASE drags It's slow length along
There is no knowing where it will terminate. The
prosecuting Attorney Dot long since, despondngy de-
cared that he did feel that il would end in six
months Nobody doubts that huge sEinde has been
perpttrsted Yet strange 10 say, hear il distinctly
whispered in professional circles that Gardner viii not
be convicted II is believed there is and will be hard
swearing enough to raise legal doubt Of his guilt, and
On this doubt the question viii But there are
other indictments against Gardiner, and if he escapes
on tits lie viii be hooked another and another, 90
that lie is likely have anything but easy time Oft
lor months and probably years to And is con-
fdtny a. tciPated that if dodge Of the Law lets
him escape enough others viii be found enable the
Goveruu keep him out Of the large portion Of the
award in favor which has lot yet found lie way into
BIS actual possession
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02
Diplomatic and other Appointments, probable and
cerfaiu,

Diplomatic and other Appointments, probable and
certain.
Sroial Ds,dieh to The ". T. Tribune;
WASHINGTON May /, 1883
Tomorrow is big with the fate OF various diplomatic as
pirants Many believe that James Gidsden, Fire Eater,
of south Carolina will be appointed Minister to Mexico
and Gov seymour of Connecticut to Russia. Senator
Shields ia spoken of for the latter post but pledges his
honor that he would accept H. Nathaniel Terry APP
plicant from Alabama, for the Havana Consulate, fire
eater Of the school Of Secretary Davis Minister Soule and
Judge Campbell win undoubtedly receive the appoint
ment Of Governor Of New Mexico Col Terry is Of
strong but uncuyated mind thorough partzan, and
nominee OF the Loco Foco party of Alabama years
ago for the Governorhp but badly beaten Joshua
Martin an independent candidate. The friends of George
SaundeIs-very fast-st hope that he will secure the
London Consulship.
Brown CSoftl is appointed Postmaster as Cazenoya.
John Oakford Philadelphia, has been appointed Chief
Clerk of the General Post Office, vice I p Trott.
Col Polk of Maryland has received the appointment of
biumnous Coal Agent of the Navy Department Drop
therefore a tear the official memory Of fat unweldy
James Jamison, removed GUS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02
Providence News.

PROVIDENCE RI, THURSDAY, April y, lo1
The Wing City Convention Tor the nominating OF cSnd
dates for City Officers, will b. held onthe 5th May.
Yesterday afternoon, several men NJ work ON the Spring
field Rail Road near Oneyvie were buried by the cavng
in of a bank and two of them fatally injured
jeremiah b. Pierce is missing from thus city he lef
home on Tuesday the 10th inst for Newlork where he
Thursday since which he has not been heard
Of lie had about $4,000 with him. and his friends suspect
that he has met with foul play lie about feet inches
high rather thin and with high round forehead reward
of $500 is offered for his recovery living or dead.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02
southern Mail Arrival-Frem Texas.

New Orleans papers Of Monday have been received.
They contain Galveston the slsi ut The survey
Of the Galveston Railroad bad been resumed Another
rest hsd been made for The Post O,ice robbery.
Portion OF the Harrisburg and Colorado Railroad had
been opered with great rejoicing
Henry Sheldon. O( New York. elected President q
the san Antonio and Mexican Cali Railroad
The AaSfin Stat GG.cfs Of the 10Th says the Indians
becoming decidedly hostile and daring in their deprs
daiions on the frontier
The AEsfia AcsH Of the 18Th ms, SAYS the bows keep
slipping of 10 the gold dggngs the Upper Colorado.
but none have yet come back with anything Ike salts
fa.f,v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02
ton against France.

The Baltic arrived last evening with the usual pune
tuay The news she brings is unusually interesting.
The exposure of the rocket-sctoy hoax put forth by
The London Times has brought that journal into rather
difficult position Mrs. Stoves reception at Glasgow
was very enthusiastic. The Chancellor Of the Exebe-
quer hes proposed his budget in the House Of Com
mons his speech bringing it in was five hours in
length 1t generally received with favor by financial
men. It's leading features the continuance of the
income tax for seven years With slight gradual reduction
in lis burden but without any attempt to distribute
the same more Justly except that is extended to Ire
land and to incomes of G100 year The duty on tea
is 10 be diminished, and that on carriages dogs, and
various other articles OF minor Importance either re-
duced or taken of. The tax on advertisements is to
be brought down from Is Cd to Cd each advertise
ment, aud the separate stamp on newspaper supple
ments no longer required This last change will nure
20 the special benefit of The London Times, which
alone of the metropolitan journals, publishes supple
ments and which it is said, viii save about $4,000
yearly which they now cost in Stamps. The Times
warmly applauds the budget in all particulars. From
Spain we hear Of the formation of new Ministry with
General Lersundi at it's head and with promises to
keep to the laws and Constitution as its basis Of opera
tlOnSf 10 comes lHlO OulCt duepCts tudu
either of its last two predecessors which have con-
stantly aimed at retrOgrade policy. The Cortes is
suspended probably to give time for the new Cabinet
to get organized though il is rumOred that the object
tOpreyent certain inOpportune revelations by Gen.
Concha to the Slave Trade in Cuba, in which there
was danger that he would impicate the Queen Mother
In Lonbardy, Radetzky is 20 continue to administer
affairs but will be restrained by the presence of an
Imperial Commissioner There is trouble between
Holland and the Roman See the subject of restoring
the Catholic Bishops in that kingdom and the Dutch
Ambassador has left Rome in consequence. The King
of Sweden has got well again The British and French
navys have arrived at COnstantinople where the
former gives out publicly that there is no reason TO
fear on interruption Of the existing peace
The Cotton market is dropping, but Breadstuis hold
their own
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02
The Washington Union and Gov. Lane.

"
Thu Union this morning denies that It's recent article
defends or usthes Gov Lane. It says nothing but
very stringent necessity Justify Governor Lanes ater
Terence in a difficulty which properly belonged to the
State Department subject OF negotiation. having
for is object a Joint commission for the performance
of task. simple enough originally but which the late
Administration, after four years OF futile effort and vast
expenditure, lett unfinished and in embarrassed con
difi,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02

We are glad to the safe arrival in the BlLc
Of Mr. A Dudley ManD, recently appointed Under-Sec-
rotary of State and Mr. j. r Croskey Consul at South
ampton Both these gertlemen have given perfect salts
faction in their functions abroad Mr. Mann from his
great experience in European diplomacy vii be parteu
larly available az Washington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02
DIR. Bartlett and the Mexican Boandary-ADpeaI Of
the King Of the Sandwich Islands 10 the United
PROVIDENCE MI fs,7

F--Js iDk ~ Nay 7, l2jl
Mr. Bartlett late Commissioner Of thu Mexican bound.
y Survey has addressed communication of tSo columns
in length 10 Tn Prordeace J0Eraal in reply 10 The moe
lamaon Of Gov. Lane OF New Mexico ilr Bartlett cor
reefs the u0st important statements of GOV Lane ard
shows that the Valley u the MecL has always been IN
the undsputed possession If Mexico and under the r
cicti0n Of the State Of Chihuahua.
The same paper viii publish tomorrow, information
received trn high authority that the King Of the sand
Wch Islands has made another strong apDs 10 the Co..
erment Of the United States for protection against lie
designs Of France which clearly threaten the sibucaon
Of lis dOminiOus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02
alter from Jsmsice-fhe steamer Para gasy-Desrh
OF Passengers by the Uncle ssm-A Missing Man.

The British steamer Conway has arrived At tbs port
having e JsSica on the cath sni Nassau on the 2th as
The American sieSmer Paraguay put in,o Kingston
the cath for coal-al well
A PASSENGER from lhe steamer Uncle san connected
with the Sherfs Office died in Kingston Hospital on the
2lSi ul.
The Conway brings Kingston mail for New York which
WAS lefi bv the Georgia.
The American bark Thomas Winslow. from whaling
voyage With cargo Of oil pu; into Port Royal on the s
April with mutiny on boari.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02

The telegraph announces another shocking steam
boat calamity in the case Of the Ocean Wave on her
way from Hamilton, c. W, to Ogdensburgh. She was
destroyed by fire on Friday night, forty miles above
Kingston and Of the fifty persons reported on board,
only twenty-five we're saved. She belonged to the
Northern Railroad Company. The particulars are given
under the TeIegraphic head
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02
Boston Custom nou-e Appointments.

huStON SefnrdAy, Ap1l y, I'M
No removals wiz take place At the Custom House hers
until Nav the 9th h Andross. Private Secretary Of
Collector Morton has been appointed Deputy Collector in
place of Welnan resigned. About dozen Democrats
have commissions to take effect on the 9th May.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02
Fires In Baltimore.

DALII9lJKE Nay 7, I551
Aropewsh Mcnumentst the largest IN the CITY lately
owned by George spreekeson deceased was completely
destroyed by Gre at o'clock this morning. and large
quantity Of hemp and valuable machinery destroyed
Loss heavy. Shortly Afterwards Durands rOpewak on
GaIows Hill was burnt Loss g. 800 insured for sso0
Several freuens tights occurred last night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02
Another Fire near Albany.

At o'clock Yesterday mognir x dw cling house belong.
ing to John kranr The Dcswsre Turnpike. about three
miles from this city was destroyed by are with It's content
L. sured for $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02
UDisn whig Convention In Georgia.


New ORLEANS papers Of Sunday las, are received
lion Wig Convention has been called in Georgia 20
meet the 18th " ednesday in June.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, April 81 1871
The propeller steamship Star of the South bu by Capt
Loper the contractor for Santon New York and New Or
leans steamship line made ngneer trial trip this
ing and stthe OF l3 miles an hour She is beaa
fu vessel of tuns with engines bulk at Sutton's
Franklin Works She viii sail on her first voyage from
Philadelphia ON 18th May
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02
Fire nc Lawrence, Mass.

LAWRENCE. Saturday, April So 1881
fro in this city last night destroyed the Essex Com.
psnys MIL and Hutchinson ana Companys sash and blind
factory together with large quantity Of lumber intended
for the Pacific Mills. Loss about $4,000 partly IA
sured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02

To ADVEErrwe eOins best 70 pa; or ps7er 70
ps earlier hour than formerly 10 serve oar City 'ae-
,erbeT. Nors oock lose Ms yOu send IA
your fsvon before O'Clock. n you viii greatly oSss "a sn4
help effect greatly seeded reform. Send later J'u must
bat early you e9avenientiJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02

We learn from Providence that Mr.. Bartlett, the
late Boundary Commissioner, has addressed letter to
Tie Providence Journal showing that many Of the
statements Of Governor Lane in relation TO the Mecea
Valley are entirely From the same source
we have information that the King Of the Sandwich
Islands has made another and strong appeal for prOtec
ton against France
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02
Coueres.IonaI Nominations 4, ylrri,I,

bALIIMORE, Saturday, Aprl % 49,
The Democrats Of the Eighth District Oh Virginia baye
nominated Charles james Faulkner their candidate fr
Congress. The Convention broke W in q row
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20 cnpPFSpnNnrxrs

Whatever i intended for insertion must be authenti
Gated by the name and address Of the writs,-not
necessarily for publication but guarantee Of bis
good faith.
We cannot undertake to return rejected COmnunics
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02

The BaytiSs are erecting new College az Fair
AZ, Franklin Co, VT A PrOfessOrship of AsRIcuL-
ruRE TO be established therein with an endowment Of
$4,000 Good
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02
The Osprey at Philadelphia.
The Erie Canal.

TIiILAUtLFFfIAi T
The eamsl ip Osprey arrived this evening from Charles
ton with passengers and $4,000 in silver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02

ALBANY Nav I, I'M
The break at HoTmans Ferry Will be repaired by Mon
day morning aud the water let in There other breach
in the Eastern Division
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02

CHoIERA-Tse WsdOn (N. c. Patriot states tina. the
cholera Is raging between that town and CASTOR and that
sigh. OF nine deaths bad recently occurred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02

GBOsrS LKT IOosE IN GERNAsT.--rahle-moviag - all
TIE 90 in the land Of philosophy and rstOnAsm We fod
accounts Of experiments IN many parts Of S country and
every journal has something to say about TIE VossiAe
Zs;furs Of Berlin publishes statement signed by Dr..
Meyer. C. voigt Asd +. Wulkov. the head OF high
school publicly tcs6ng successful tabular operations
accompanied BY sensations in the and head similar 20
those Of electricity. In places the moving accom-
panied by kuockngs st others not 4. Beckmann gives
nc sccount Of table which cat very qseer csper accom-
panied byverabe rsasts answering questions snd mani
testing ins gsnce In some of the German papers. spirit
Rappugs has become regular caption under which the
reports Of supernatural or Internal performances in vArous
localities sire collected On the other hand Mr.. Angelbert
Siebert q distinguished artist. writes % the aNgsDieiEs
Zine that be has been familiar with the process OF tAbe
moving for thirty years and that It is done by sligo, out
unconscious pressure Of the hands TIE table without
anv magnetism AZ all The ghcs;y side Of the question,
Mr. Sebert does condescend 20 notice. WhAt : GER
tn in the IS that the Germans are launched into
great excitement and may look for controversy as
inteIminabe one of Gen Csss speeches in Congress
The subject As worthy of many which havs engaged
the genius Of the Teu,onic philosophers and we mean 70
look On and applaud the battle whichever way L wags
Great are the ghosts and luminous the ghost seers II they
would only cultivate and truth more and stupidity
and lsehood less in their dispositions should Ike
them better and think about believing little IN their pre-
tensions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02
c9esna)efk Dailp 9rIoare.
MONDAY. MAY ?, 1858.

~ P-sors wsurs The Tn< e II thsif rs1as1css q pes
,.;rss VI, ue.s@ t5sf s1crss tee pubicz08 Ofs
~ 90 TO - ryrss toe PoscOee Pre- le vssk pay
sfleto tkec Garner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02

- pr s,;lson. Of Bedford, Ind tried under an IN
49, ~ Cor murder has been acquitted This was the
asopJ trial the jury in the first instance failed 20 agree
upon verdict
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02

WESTWARD RIA BALrIN0RE.-Ihe adv ertisement Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in columns today aiirms
a fact already known. but of importance than any
battle since Wateroo-namely the passage Of the great
Allegheny chain by Railroad connecting Atlantic tide
water with the steamboat navigation Of the Ohio snd Mis-
sissppi Tie Express train leaves Baltimore daily At
p NJ ard a, next day reaches Wheeling, where superb
steamboat IS always in readiness to take the passengers
without delay to Cincinnati The charge from Philadelphia
to Cincinnati SO with the privilege OF lying at any
point on the route - for and meals the
Ohio We believe this route somewhat cheaper than that
bv our State Railroads and those of Ohio but the time
Qured is considerably longer Soon however Railroad
from Wheeling will connect with the Cleveland and Column
bus Road to Cincinnati and then the time required the
Northern and Southern routes viii be nearly equazed-
We shall speak further Of the Baltimore and Ohio Road
- We are indebted to Hon. GEORGE BRIGGs for Public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02
~ What the New.YOsk folks say Of Dr.. MLANr's
Nesnss


h,. Ia "a earthly that an WEI GoQuauied VIA man hy years
~ -. Is apv Ncars resident Of city, who nas oeea a. zines
tel from what cause unss Y vas worms
a. ,A ia attending physsn HE spsnS BAT h7 paSsesnN
s ,od tnr ;at rcsesod atene h,ea oaei ss.
ar, cn,iouet DI .NEs Nsraage and asked hin y ne csd
80 ,s M. nv waa sonetaink = ke1 tele % &c
Thex A. once procured bottle Of Or ALsNh eespseee ~
- fck ereAat dose. The resaf ne fas-t ap-
81 M hres quarts of VEINS uP every % ne 90 We t
,iev mas new eucying most excellent 80 hNe te
~sl enteavoiinz % reirNe ns
- Ne males IL hent up aaa 49, a. .s SA'
80. ax, lat may BY the rso4f paSnS N
$3.50 - "a rx Dr lAN1's Ncrulfose - "a Ac Aas AilS
maze than tw. uty persons take the nefss sae N ny
80 $500 -. A,,ev regfs lie wef sasd taaf pfM tNG
vesfuss : r ssps1ios % sher Known Ieesy as1 as
-, srn<rx knea wpcd tai g ave <hy
Ser is,fsss Ps1s inaTe Of Mrs hAko'k No IN
p ss sSsvs valuable remedy also Or L,Sss ssssrsSe
H., p,ls now Al fespectaee pEe Steses N
PuIchssess pesse careful &c ask tor sea s.s s ~
MIASs's yszuifase Al others IN com pAf''9e' s's WINS
e1- The New-York Custon-House is supposed 70 ter'
- 49,. hsyins eood pay work and . sy -
1,v.cs y.oman fSSsEss SEWING MAJ
salary Of CLERK, OF Al sosPcSteI
49,. Thee Msh may always N OFera'Sa a. 'as e0s
No. IS Brosawsy.
I'D Hernia efectualy cured BY MARSH newe-ln-
"a, - .5lu~fine unQnesfionaee refercce gwen -
49, sr radically CARED and he lfasses thfs 81 .ee
49, mt, o'eiook she Nsenns NASsH Co. = MAs"n ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02
Remarks


We beg leave TO tell our Wall-st contemporary ex-
acty low this matter will result If the agitation is
pretty general and hearty the Board Of Excise will
fuse to grant Rum Licenses at present to some
thousand or two of the most notorious harbOrs of
thieves burglars rowdies and utterly shameless and
abandoned women and these will go on selling titiOm
license and not one in twenty Of them will ever be
troubled about IT, By.and by. after the excitement
shall have subsidized those of them that choose apply
for license will pet it, This ia exactly how the Munich
pal Authorities will cease be needless and farhess
in the discharge of their duty aud the licenses will be
limited in number and confined to those least likely
to abuse them Watch the proceedings and see ii We
have not indicated their upshot exactly.
As to shutting up the grogshops at IL or ~ at night,
We heartily second the motion but when We shall have
cot them legally shut shall decidedly object to their
being re0pened Most certainly if the Corporation has
power to slut the grogshops it has the power TO keep
them shut and if it has rghtfll power to shut them
az midnight il has power forbid the opening of them
next morning or thereafter BY all means, let us have
every grogshop in town legally cosed-we not par
tcular to the hour
1t seems strange that any one could write such
article as that advocated, clearly affirming the
right and demonstrating the expedency Of complete
legal inhibition Of the Liquor Traffic and not see that
the work should be done thoroughly AL that is urged
in favor Of suppressing Oe, re grOgshOps is equally
cocent as against those wherein young men are
qualified and fitted grove in those dens OF depravity
and crime Shut up the baunis of genteel. moderate,
prudent fashionable tipping, and there will soon be no
customers for the low novels whiJhertO all tppers grav
tate keep the grogshops closed through che day and
evening and they will not endanger the lives Of peace
full citizens through the crazy ruans they yomt from
midnight to morning. Let action be consistent and
thorough.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02

- We are indebted to Hon GEORGE BRIees for Public
Documents
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Southern Telegraph Ogc cor of Hanover and Bea-err'.


Special Dsraioh 70 The v Y Tribune
WASHINGTON Saturday, April 20, lsSa
Comfort Whittesey and John West have been removed
from the office of the Sixth Auditor ALNoNAcN.
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m FAIRnASKss PLATFORM ScALEs-Long known,
.,sTsly tested always rght-ths aoknOw lodged standard
@feioy 'eH%N~a FAfR No. SO Water-sf.

r-S- " bookkeeping" saws DR. johnson, is an art
heh must contribute the sdvancmsni Of s who bay ana AZ
who se Of all who wish @ keep or improve met poe ~ ~
sensu snthot Of Double sntss ~
49, - IA, wofka teaches Book keepng Writing st NO 81
Rrsasy y whse gentlemen are quantd % ne ae-
ses OF the autng House with accuracy poPtuHe an"
frssptotuseS terms Se- on application
~ Through to Buffalo in Ii hours md - minutes,
n, he redrcea s 81 by the Buffalo and New toa ' knese
Buo II - evenins without chang, y cars sna ~
s, a. he stepers leaving Cleveland Ieeco ant
s r. Ss.e Inc RA,osd b. procured a. oe OF TIE
Cenpany No IS CouTtlandts., and foot Of Dnsnest
THr B1sr SALANANDEsS IN rHE NoRLn-the on!
~.sre combining NleTs anal eas fecasS
fsns beth 6e proof asd ee from dswpueS AZ asI1 l
MsayN No its Natersi, NewNork cole pfo2seofs
RcA.s Parent o.
WeSfrs F.s IocE-whch wIhoo& The ingenuity Of the ppr e
a. Way F.ir lanaon period Ct sN wcss It's ga oeA
~ s;rr renife ana binson Of eteeo OF changes