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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-07
Az AMERICAN YACHT ABROAD

Az AMERICAN YACHT AbRoAD.-The
beautiful yacht S.lv,e. Of 1906 tons burden,
owned by Lewis A. Depeau, ESQ. Of La
Gus, Island. Weslclesier, sailed from the
harhor of New Rochelle, on Saturday last,
E'r England, under the command of Capt.
COnssiock. iOr the purpose Of c"niendIrG
Cor the prize al the yacht race off Cowrs.
on Tuesday. the 81 If Au0ns' next. r6e
Si!vie was built by George Steers the build,
er of the America. II is confidently stated
that the Siivie is the Aeeiesl sailer ot ihs.
two, and "n that accnun, her success in
coming of the victor is sanguinely expect
ed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-07

| PREAcHlNo tn THE PuIHr. Passing q
long nne "Wednesday Mi0ht--ior evening a,
the South is oar siieHMmE--in Alon, gnn,r>
~, Alabama, stepped into the Preshy,e>
rian lecture rOom where slave was lhes.
preaching
s: Ny brcdrem" said he, "God bIess
your sa,nR 'IiRmn is. like de Alabama r,b>
erl nsprinG come fresh, en- hiring il oh
the Ole legs, slabs s"' stick hsb been lynn
"n de bank, an carry dem down in de cur
rent. Bymeby de water 90 dOwn--den .
l"g c"tch on dis island, den slab gets
c"iched an he share, an de sticks an lie
b1shss--an' dare tlry lie, wi,hrin and dry
IN till come mother flesh, so daIe
c''me vival Oh 'li0iun---lip ole sinner br,',
IN, dat ole backslider l.FoOgh, back, an oil
dc folk seem con'in,' sns mighty Y.AM times.
Bur. hre.lren. Gnd bless y0ur souls: hyme
by ,vIvals gnne-dcn d.s ole sinner 10 struck
on his own Gin, den dat ole hackelider Is
cOiclled where he was aC,re, on i..s' such 8
rock; den one after 'H'der da, lad aol Vi.
0iOn hen all long de shore, en- deve dew lie
I'LL 'n0der wiv5L BrlUbrA hredren, G,d
BLISS yunr soula, &esp IN de eurrehs."
! thought his illuHlFaiiOn MIllisl emnuRh
nr a mnre eleaaDi dresss and too lr,e, alas
y others than hls vwn rare.
$50 ''s'"Ffs 'Ea3Ns Gkriseias Herald.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-07
LATER FROM UTAH TRRRrroRY.-Scv.

LATER FROM UTAH TRRRrroRY.-Scv.
eral persons have arrived at Independ.
ence. Missouri. from Ctah. They left on
the 2lst Of April last. and report every
thing prosper Gus in that Territory. EN-
igra'ion was getting along well. with the
exception Of being rather crowded be-
You'd the junction Of the Northern and
Southern routes. The small pox had
broken out among the Indians. and. from
what they could learn. near 1000 must
have died with il from each tribe Of the
Cheyenne and the Shoshones or Snakes.
Some SOC Of these dead bodies were pi.
led into one house, and the house set on
fire. ...
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-07

A Go"D Cow.-Normsn Day, of Yves,
Springfield, has cOw, from which has
been made fOr the seven days ending June
ID, IS pounds of halter; for the mex, sue.
ceed,ng seven days, 10 lbs. aud ten ounces
and Tor the nexl seven days still, ~ lbs.
and II ounces. From the milk which the
c"ssy gave during the time specified, one
.asaet was reserved each day, making the
Whole p!Oducl Of the 81 successive DAYS,
% Tbs 9 ounces III butter. and q quarts al
usEls. MT. Day would like 10 hear or .
helper cow tnan this. ,f there 10 such one
's'be heard i'om.-SPringf field Rep.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-07

BRoNsoS BRoraERs-of Waterbury,
are doing good business in their line.
and the samples OF blank books Of their
manufacture show they can compete with
other cities in quality and price. Their
stock Of goods is extensive. and those
interested are referred TO their adv. with
the assurance that they will end honest
and honorable dealing.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-07
The Aanalniseration

The New York Sun compliments the
administration in this fashion. Tie remarks
are worthy Of notice, % coming from an
independent paper strongly inclined tn
favor what is called the Democratic party :
Thus far--when we except. the lnau..
gural, aDd one or iw0 gOII appointments
made al the Opisei, President Pierce has
gwen nO practical evidence that lie is caPa-
BILE al rising ab,,ve il;es beaten track Of
political managery, and above the narrow
Interests of parry Vr that he is man fitted
10 impress upOn the pOpnlar mind the
stamp of q res0luie will and an irresistible
energy. We have YET. Few, if any, ind,ca.
siOns thai he will ever rise 10 more shan a
respectable compromise between old Fngy.
dom and Young America. The three
months have. SD far IS The people have re-
ceived inflammation, been spent chiefly in
rrconciIlng csMh,ciinY srcii0nal and fac.
imnai interests. in The meter 0f appoints
."en's. Dividing the hOnOrs and the sp0ils
has occupied an unreasonable time and
the manner 0c their division has pariakrn
iOO much Of iumid. peddlinW. apprel.en-
slve spirit, 10 impress No very iav0rahly.-
The Washington Un'On has iOld ~ that
the appointments plainly Indicate the tDr-
ei1n and home pOlicy Oflhe Administration.
Iflhey dd, Il h the plainness Of Ohscurisy.
IA commentaries upOn the Inaugural they
make il 40 " clear - mud" Mere ne 10
alIempi Ia draw an inference ss. s.s4 she
administration policy frn.n she character Of
the appOintmenis, we would express il IN
one wofd-neutral ization. '- A's'
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-07

REMEDY FOR CANcER.-COl. Ussery, o.
the parish III De Soto, informs the editor
"f the Caddo Gazette. that he fully tested
a remedy for this troublesome disc ase, re
cnmmehded I" him by Spanish woman
native Of the cOUniry. The remedy is
this: Take an egg AID break it. pour oul
the white, retaining the yo;k in the she'll
pit 10 salt aud mix with the yolk rs long
as il will receive il, s,ir1hem together until
the salve is formed put pnr,,on of This
ON piece Of sticking plaster. and apply i,
Ia the cancer twice dav. He has tried
'i's rss"esly rwfCe I'M mis- own Iamiiy witt.
complete success.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-07
CmEcx ON CourrEarsurs Under. q,

CHECK ON CoyNTERFElrs Under au,
,horily gwen by an &C, passed bv the Leg
is!ature, this year, the S"f;Lk Bank will
hereafter stamp in red ink, the folnwina on
the face Of every counterfeit bill that posses
through that institution: Counterfeit. Suf.
l6ik Bank, w. G. Assn on all altered bills
willie stamped: Altered Bill, Suffolk Bank
w. G.
This must prove an efeciual check ou
the circulation Of cOunie rfens and al,era-
,i"ns. as %, least three quarters "f the bad
bills in New England snoner or later pass
,ir",'9h the Suffolk Bank, aud under the
old regime more than 0nce.-B. Times.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-07
John Bull is really discussed - =. r,., :.

John Bull . really disposed to be pleased
with everything American. In ci.,siDs !
notice Of W.. Vsnderbil,'s steam Yacht. ihr
E''nd0n News says: as All who have seen
the NNrih Star believe tina, we learn Is
much sr"m her in the building and ensi,
neerihR al passenger ocean steamers "a We
learns irOm the celebrated American ysch,
two Ur three years sgO ia the budding and
rigging 1T smiling ships" Our respected
pn'1eni'Or acr,sss the water. if he viii law
aside his self.conceii, may find many more
things 10 initiate among our Yankee mo-
liOhs." ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-07

What can be mere hOnorahle than n
have courage en0MRh 10 execute the con.
'na"d. 81 reason and conscience Ia main.
station assigned ueS 10 be proof aeaiMs,
poverty. pain, and death itself, so iar m
no. to do anything that in scandalons A.
sinful To- svnid thenS i0 sIand aSver.;,v
under all shapes with decrWcy aud reMII.;.
''"ns 10 dO ihiA il 10 be great ahoye I'LL
s"d fortune. r..is ar1ues the saul ~
ne1yenlx exlreciiOD. and is worthy the 81.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-07

FATAL AccIDENT.-E. D. Mckinney.
a well known and popular conductor on
the New Yo,k & New Haven Railroad.
was so severely hurt CD Thursday last.
that he died on Sunday. As the train
was passing through the Yorkville Tun>
mel. he was standing at side door of the
post office car, looking towards the rear
Of the train, and il is supposed that bis
head struck projecting rock he was
found on the floor Of the car, welterine
10 blood. and, it was thought, dead bu,
signs Of life were discovered. and he was
taken 10 N. Y, where he died.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-07

NEvER sAv DlE.-F.ve years ago Santa
Anna was hOOipd Out OC Vera Cruz with
his nue. wOOden leg. He Is nav Pwsiden,
at Mexico. A month after MuInney ~.
tempted suicide ne was running InI COn~
Rress. We care mot hIw dark yOHr pros.
peeis may be- keep On living. and the time
will cOnIe whPn yOu will Wel ahead 0f them.
AFeetic was made foI rats and cOwsTtla.
lrynU have pluck, IheTriiIre % face the mu-
IN" and bide your time. $50.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-07

S!ocK sna CAiIFOaxIA.-T'heA Amount II
stock which viii he driven over ihe plains
this sessnn, will be very large. The De-
cidenssl MOI Messenger publishes IN CO
iiIDaie Ut the Bun,brr &c cattle swned by
the cilrsrns Of Jnckson county aInne that
win 90 inward tbs scasun. The eslimsIe
is 9a6S cattle, and $500 sheep, heaides O'II-
er anIulals. CaldornIa was once . grsx
ing State, bat what has hec"Il'e Wf the iaI-
nlense herds Of caIiIe, which, when pro-
vince ii Mex ca, were valued Onlv I;'r their
hides; we cannOl imagine. That they
must have been greatly Ihinned out, the
fact that 90 MANY cattle are 9Omg IOrwsrd
from the States Affords sufficient evidences.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-07

ET A fight took place between two
Irishmen at work in the copper mine here
on Friday. One of them struck the
other with hammer between the eyes,
and knocked of a good part Of his nose.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-07

n-It Is nov. rumored at Washington
that Santa Anna has entered into deep
conspiracy with Ganedo to restore Mex
leo to Spain. II Nh singular rumov and
may be true. The Mexicans may assent
to il from the dread Of the United States.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-07

The New Haven Common Council vo>
ted $500 to the 6remen of that city to
aid them in celebrating the 4th Of July.
Blu. the firemen. upon becoming aware
Of tie existence Of feeling Of dissa,is.
faction on the part of some citizens"
generously relinquished all claim to the
sum.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-07
~A gentleman Left OedeDsburO. ]

"A gentleman Left D gdsnsburg. N.
r. on Wednesday morning. at hSSif pas.
eight o'clock. and reached Boston Of
quarter past eight the same evening. ha-
wing travelled 4l9 miles in less .kan IL
hours. including the usual stoppages a.
the various Stilions, and for dinner.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-07
CuR,ve SMAL. Pox.-Dr. A. Kendall 6

| CuRIEG SMALL POx.-Dr. A. Kendall ol
New York, sWmOUncrs that he can cure
small p.,x in two or three days. and that he
in willing f0 ~ into any hospital along with
Commissioners appointed Tor that purpose,
and prove what he ssser,s he can do to
their satisfaction. He says that he cas-,
learn any person To do what he does in the
course Of few hours. Let him have q
trial by all means.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-07
Mosr SHAMEruL.-The Providence Ja

MosT SHAMEFUL The Providence Joar.
nal relates that Mr.. Benedict Of North Pro.
violence, very jealous supporter OF the
Maine Law, was convicted Of selling Ii
quOr. The conviction was ubiained by di.
rect perjury; one of the witnesses was in
dic'ed, end plead guilty, anu he was sen.
,enced to two years IN the State Pris"l.--
The other has been elected Justice Ot tie
Peace h
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-07

RATHER OM1NoUs.-- Flaming bills aus
nouncing that excursion trains were to
be ran on the 4th, over neighboring rail
roads, were posted mp here last week
headed with the following significant
motto: " Liberty or Death! ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-07

THosG We Paw Bes4.-A well known M.
litical ec"n"u,ist says: I'VE paw bes, ,h,,..
who destroy Ws-Reneralss second. ,h"ss
who cheat us--polliicians end unacks
'h'Fds ihnse whO amMse ns--singers sni
n'Nsicisass aWd least al oil, lhnse win, in ~.
s'r"cs us-ss'hsss. schO.'lmasters, and ed,
ilOro. S~~
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-07

STRUcK By LIGRrslNG-OE "Wednesday
at'ern"'". jane 29.i. yoke Of cattle he.
Ringing ." G. d. FaircI,il!, New,own, Co.,
were struck by lightning md killed insian.-
". Mr.. WIN Kellogg, late an atiache ol
This office. SON in law Of Mr.. F., and whO
NJ prese at is rus,icaiing IN those dIQin9s.
had parted cOMpani"aship with tile ta,ed
oxen but five ninues hei;Me. thus making
u very narrOv escape.- Tribune.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-07

~ A German mason at work on the
new Jail at Fairfield. was Instantly killed
by lightning, on Thursday afternoon
Many buildings were struck during. the
shower Of that day. but no other lives
lost. # &
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-07

The New Yo'k Evening Post states
that Hon. Gsrrit, Smith. III. c.. lies 20.
riously III q. his house in Pe.ersboro',
having recently undergone very seri.
ous and painful surgical operation.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-07

After several ballotings. Alfred Pills
bury Of Machias. was nominated Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor Of Msine.
He belongs to the Wild Cat School Of
politics, and is ultra at that.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-07

We see it stated ths. the grave Of
James Madison. twice President OF the
United States, cannot now be recogniz.
ed. Are not Republics ungra.eful ?
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-07-07

'Resolv,inn sI.aI ,I,e town If Ne" Br''slH
!. ;as,Iv rm,iI led under the constitution, ."
~" Representatives; discussed BY neSsI !,
Carn,.nseF &c Berlin, jennings Of SaybrOuk,
and J1dd Of New i.rI!ain.
RrpOrI &c con-. an W0Uster Monument
recommending MESSAGE Of resolution ap-
,rOpristinR $500. i;Dr the erection Of
;nonumenI b" the memory Of Gem PUlnsm
continued 10 next session.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28
HANNIBAL. MO, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 28, 1859. -

(which proceeded from the Heaven taught
Ups, l wondered how the wise and iptelli.
gent men Of Jerusalem, could reject Hin
as an imposter. But not until too late will
they see the extent Of their folly.
18th. To-day. again wen, to the tenn
pie. Jesus was there. They were rsbuked
by the disciples, but Jesus in turn rebuksd
them, and calling for the children, he laid
his hands upon them, and blessed them,
saying, "suffer little ehldrsn TO come unto
me, and fol bid them rot, for Of such is the
kingdom Of Heaven" and "vsrily l ssy ua-
10 you, whoSosver shall not receive the
kingdom Of God as little child, he shalI
not enter therein" When they sought
to take Him for speaking 90 Plaiuly, He
passed out Of the temple unseen.
Doth. This morning walked in the gar
den Of Gethsemane. As turned an angle
in tho walk, heard many voices at q dis.
tance. Above the tumult, heard the
calm voice Of Jesus say, "Bs ys came out as
against thief, with swords and slaves r.
saw one of the number kiss him, and I
heard Jesus say, "Judas betrayest thou the
Son of man with a kiss r. They bound
Him, and led Him away.
25th. He is condemned 10 die. As the
prophets foretold, He is TO die upon the
cross,-condemed to death BY his Fathers
own people. Oh ye people Of Jerusalem,
for your wanton disobedience to the COM
mands Of God, ye must be scattered abroad
over the whole face Of the earth. Ys will
be dsspised nation among all the people
Of the earth, and there will ye repent Of
your wicked rejection of the man of sor.
row. LOUISE BOURNE.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28
Apecuiiar Stranger.


In one Of M. Crockett's letters in yesterday =
Intelligencer, we find the following curious ac-
count: ' a' "'
Some days ago the schooner Emma Parker -
from the Society Islands, fell in with the wreck
of vessel resembling Chinese Junk, from.
whchthey rescued man in starving condition
/ take from morning paper the following ac-
count OfIthis individual: sf-a.r! i4y.
"The man rescued did net at all resemble a
Chinaman and speaks jargOn not understood
by any person who has attempted to converse
with him. Moreover, some small coin which
he had about his person was such as never was
seen before by any person on board. He was en-
tirely ignorant of the use Of clothing, and mar
yelled much at everything he saw on board the
vessel. He appeared to have no idea of chart,
or nautical instruments, and cOsld convey nc
idea of how long he had been at sea. When
found, he was pitiable object, and was entire
ly exhausted. 1t appeared that for long time
he had subsited by spsaring FISH,"
He is reported to be japanese, bat no one
has yet been found who understood his Ian
lRuaRe.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28
The Courier and Messenger are making


The Courier and Messenger are making
great deal of fuss about what they call "rev-
Olutiouary cannon" recently presented to the
editor Of the Courier, and which he proposes to
shoot when the Democracy claim triumph,
and which act the Messenger AYERS would be
sacrilege, taking the ground THAI ",nnor
having clustering about it delightful re,o'u ion-
ary memories, ought not to be fired at a mere
locofoco rejoicing.
"Taint no" Revolutionary cannon" or
cannon Of any sort. 1t is a little swivel.
more like pocket pistol than cannon.
and was cast in town here few years ago.
1t don't make any difference who fires it,
or what it may be fired about, nobody will
take the jar It may make for an earth
quake.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28
Mr.. J. o. Berry has removed TO the new 10

Mr.. J. o. Berry has removed TO the new post
Office recently erected by himself on the corner
Of Centre and Main streets. II is well arrang-
ed for the purpose for which it is intended
The mails are taken in at side door, and the
boxes extend entirely across the building, lesv-
ing space enOagh between the frames for three
bsxes with drawer and key for the newspaper
editrs-fOr which convenient arrangement we
should all thank him.
Mr.. Berry is an experienced post master, and
knows exactly how every thing ought to be
done.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28
EXAMINATION.

y Yesterday the First Presbyterian Church
was crowded all day by deeply interested au-
disnce, who had assembled to attend the exami-
natisn Of Miss HoRa's pupils. The thorough
understanding and perfect recollection mani
! Tested by the pupils, ELECTED very strong ex-
prsssions Of admiration from all whom We heard
! express an opinion. The audience were urged
: to question the pupils. to show that there had
been no special preparation of question and an
swsr. Coming thus from the audience the que'-
,sions Of course could not have been expected or
/. prepared for by the pupils; yet they answered
Instantly and correctly.
The system adopted to excite scholars to en-
3 ulation, 10 admirable. 1t seems nearly imPOs'-
Die for scholars to attend her school without ex-
eEtias themselves with their utmost strSngh.
,s The exercises in CalistAsnicS in the evening,
Z exhibited the "pSS,Ty Of notion" in en- inn"esnt
.aaA baautiful fern. Gliding gvscsfully and
saoOthsly through great variety Of pleasing
axurs., the young ladies seemed rather floating
b the oiT than walking % the hOOT. Calisthe-
nics are used in che ScAOOl for exercise. Ac-
bun panied BY good VOesl nusic, it was extreme
q fascinating.
After the close Of all the exercises, Miss
HsLtN KEacHEvAL, Cd behalf of the pupils,
stepped forward and said;
VIA Our Dear Teacher 1T is with mingled graf
itnde and regret that we part at the close OF this
t4Dn. We oher you our best wishes, and most
hearty thanks for your patient teachings from
dnv 70 day and week 10 week. We will treasure
tlang your words Of counsel and admonitiOn, to
NlaIh by them. Please accept from your at
I Eebsd pupils this cups as token Of their graf
! illds and hstihg affection. O.
~ Miss HObA replied
W. Dear Pupils Your beautiful g!ft I. re-
x c.ivsd with surprise and pleasure. For II &C.
'csbt my sincere thanks. shall ever prize Il
- 4 token Of love. 1t will bring to mind th'
bsna of lsvsd ones, so oftan clustered sfOuh'
zee and tive prayer Of my heart will ever be
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28


TABLE Ware roR THE WHITE HoUsE.-A
superb breakfast, dinner, dessert, and tea serv-
ice has just been completed by Messrs. Haugh-
wout s. Daley, together with full set of rich
ly-cut and engraved table-glass, got up 10 the
special order Of Gen. Pierce, President of the
United States. The exquisite manner in which
these goods are finished would do credit to any
of the royal porcelain, and glass manufactures
of Europe. 1t is a matter Of pride and self
congratulation that to one of our citizens is ac-
corded the honor of supplying the first fancy
decorated american service Of China ever made
for the White House. When samples Of Euro
pean and American manufacture were submit
ted to Mrs. Pierce for selection, she expressed
a decided preference for the latter, as being in
better taste and more elegant. The dining SER
vice numbers $50 pieces, anil the glass ffty.6ve
dozen. The whole cost is 81 500. Journal Of
Commerce.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28
Presented 10
MISS LIZZIE HORR,
By her Pupils.
1853.

JuDeH Coas then rose, and, for himself, and
in behalf of the parents Of the other pupils, very
warmly expressed his gratitude for the success
ful attention bestowed upon the pupils. For
this Miss HOAa vus evidently unpreparsd.
The church was crowded in the seats, the
ai'les and gallery. Many could hot obtain seats,
and many more could not get into the house ct
all.
We have conversed with several compstsnt
judges, but have not found any who had ever
attended better examination, particularly in
Geometry,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28

NEw COUNTERFEIr.---Ws saw a new issue
yesterday, Of the Items" on the State Bank Of
Ohio, with the x in the centre Of the tignette.
1t can easily be seen that the whole face Of the
note has been altered, The heads are not 80 eood
they are in the old cOunterfeit., and the plats
on the back has also been changed; bF which
the line thst detected the counteffeits is made 70
look like the genuine. It is not 90 dangefous
counterfeit as the old one, because the engraving
is coarser, andi therefore, it will be more easily
Gin. Enquirer.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28
AN ArFRAY,

Last Tuesday an affray occurred in "Cane
Hollow" about two miles South Of this city, be-
tween two men both living in that neighbOrhood.
The difficulty commenced between their wives,
and The husbands became involved. One Of the
combattants was Charles Dick, who was armed
with an AZ, the other was James Lewellen, who
held bed post in his hands, After some SPAR
ring Lewellen dropped the post, or it was
knocked from his hand, and he was in the act of
STOPPING to pick up an Ak, when Dick threw
his ak, striking Lewellen on the head and frac-
turing his sknll. 1t is doubtful whether he will
recover or not. '.. r.-
We understand that the operation of trepan-
ming was performed this morning.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-28

Al the SesidsAes Of JananD A. HiAuinhEl.
in the eoUniy Of Ralls, - tAs l0Ah inA,
By ths Rev. John n. KoasA. Mr.. .HIA.I.xRN
G. 6PALDING 70 Mta MARTHA a.
TURLEf.
AceOAPsAyiAa tAle satiS vs . 49,,
delicate Placs ei cake, embedded il ehEa
uas GOLD DOLLAR. That Ia liberal.
The happy couple have our best wislss for
their ffsuRp prosperity.