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rendered mute before these preparations, which
speak Of n destiny about to be accomplished.
Mass was said at eleven in the morning at the
Madeleine--a low mass with the organ and
profusi0n Of flowers and wax candles It was a
solemnity having as much Of the character Of
festivity as is proper in the house Of God There
were velvet aarpets and the finest music The
bride was pensive and beautiful, and marked
deeorum was observed in the sanctuary Her
attire was chaste and elegant robe Of wrought
velvet with loose hanging sleeves A high cor
sage displayed beautiful chemisette Of point
d'Alencon lace, the basques were superbly EN-
broiderei
In her hair she wore only a simple wreath Of
orange blossoms 4 la CeTss. Her full white tufic
veil enveloped her ike "A cloud. The utter sim
plicity &c this dress was its great charm. 1hf
reform Of the present day runs in the rig g
dirt on in this matter 1t IS seldom that the
faT' N Of wearing a scarf ~ veil is now seen,
ar the unhtness Of jewelry is at length genar-
..y understood II is worthy Of comment, that
even on her hridal-day the young girl shoull
not ssume the rich costume Of the wife, bat
should studiously preserve the simplicity Of the
maiden
A few words only for Mmlle V Her cor5eiHs,
the term can be applied to two very fine French
shawls, folded up with few dress patterns, in
a large rosewood tox inlaji with satin wood
| together with some jewels of simplest setting
but Of perfect taste, in charming Gothic casket
| Nothing more o. les th1u what was absolutely
necessary. No diamonds, but beautiful brace
| let the links Of which were riveted. with pearl.
| and a demi- parHrf Of emeralds and garnet
which, in her light hair, viii have a very pretty
effect.
| At mass on a fine day, in the Church Of St
| Etienne-du- Mont, Camille was radiant al
angel She wore a long robe, with slight traiI
en- gr0S de T0Hrs-her corsage and hanging
sleeves trimmed only with Brussels point-l lac
in plaits and in front, where the basque opens
n long sash Of wide ribbon. Under the hal
open sleeve Of her dress another close lace sleeve
In her hair a crown Of white roses, wthou
foliage, and a long full veil completes her cos
tune After mass the two families met togethe
at the house of Madame '. :, where they sp4n
the entire day-closed by soree Of delightful
music. Next week they are Of, and if you com
to France, you may perchance meet them b
the bubbling fountains Of the Pyrenees
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DAILY CRESCENT.
BLESSED BE GOD FOR FLOWERS.

The author Of this sweet poem l. We uuderstand Mrs
Tinsley It was suggested by seeing child asleep
it'll flowers in Its hand
Blessed be God f3r flowers
For the bright gentle, holy thoughts that breathe
From out their odnrous beauty Ike wreath
Of sunshne on Iite'a hours
Lightly upon thine eye
Hath fallen the noontiJe sleep, my Joyous bisi
And through Thy parted lips the breath srarce hes n
Comes, Ike a summer sigh
One rosy hand Is thrown
Beneat' thy roster cheek, the Cther Lods
group Of sweet field fowers whose bloom uIfolll
ireshness like thine Own,
Around the fragrant priz.
With sager grasp, thy iittls fingers eloae
" hat are the dreams that haunt thy sweet pose.
" hat radiance gresLs thine eye
For thou art smiling still
Art thou yet wandering in the quiet woods.
Piueking tn expanded cups and bursting buds,
Al thine unfettei dwill
Or does some prophet voice.
MurmuriBg amidst thy dreams. Instructive say
Prize we'll these flowers for th1u beyond to day.
shait in their spsils rejoice -
Yes thou wilt learn their poser.
When ehsIi.hd not a. noF thou stand st alone
Round thee BY leaf OF ho.er
Twin cone ag seasons come
fne enIpire Of the flowers whan these hail f4isa
Rouut ihse onee The forms Of otbes Day.
Warm with the light Of home
Shapes thou no more may Il
The household hearth the heart enlisted prayer:
All thou hast loved, and lost. and treasured there
Where thy best thoughts must BE-
Aye. prize them well, my child
The bright, young blooming things that never die
Pointing our hope to hapgtr worlds. that lie
Far DER this earthly Wid
Prize them, that, when forgot
by ALL their old familiar tiuts shall bring
sweet thoughts Of her whose dirge the deep winds sin
Aud whose love earth holds not
Prize them. that through all hour
Thuu hold It sweet commune with their beauty there
And. rich in this, through many future year.
Bless Ivtt God FOR fowers'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-02

SERIOUS AFFRAY--y4nother Feud.--An az
fray Of very serious character took place ct
Wright Hotel, Mount Washington, on Tuesday,
between s. G. Beard, Of Nelson county, former
ly school teacher, and Mr. McMeekin and
Mr. Moore, of Mt Washington, during which
some ten or twelve shots were exchanged Me-
McMeekin received four pistol wounds from the
shots Of Beard, and was twice stabbed by him
with sword cane in the hand. The shots TOOK
effect in the arm, side. back, and throat of Me-
Meekin, who at the last accounts was considowed
in a very precarious situation. Beard, during
the affray, escaped unhurt, though repeatedly
fred at.
The cause which led to the difficulty appears
TO have resulted from wrongs inflicted upon Mr..
Beard some months ago by W. Robards, Nc
Meekin, Moore, and others, who assaulted him
in a violent manner, dragging him from his bed
to neighboring woods and tied him to tree,
where they inflicted the most severe coThldiug
A short time afterwards Beard encountered
Robards, when he took occasion to revenge him
self, and severely cowhided him.
On Tuesday, Beard, Moore and McMeekin en-
countered each other on the Bloomfield stage
Upon the stage stopping at Mt. Washington,
Beard having armed himself with a pistol and
| cowhide, sought McMeekin at the hotel. He
| then found him and drew his pistol, at the same
| time his cowhide, for the purpose of chastising
| him. McMeekin being armed also, drew pes
tol, and the parties exchanged several shots
when Moore, the friend of NcMeekin, also inter
fered to protect Mem The affray commenced
| in the bar-room, and at the first fire Beard!
pistol a revolver, missed fire. He then dis
| charged four more shots in rapid succession, al
| Of which took effect On McMeekin, who in turl
shot FIVE or six times at Beard louisville
| Courier 18th
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-02

HOMICIDE act of violence resulting in
death was committed last Monday in Gadsden
street near New Bridge street. The circum-
stances as officially reported to are as follows;
A man named John Mckenzie was attacked in
the street by dog which was following a boy
named Benz Flood, He kicked off the dog, and
thereupon the boy cursed him. Mckenzie fol-
lowed the boy to his home, when his mother, Sa-
rah Flood, came out and also abused HIM
Some words passed between them. when she
went into the house and returned with loaded
gun, which she discharged at Mckenzie The
shot took effect in bis right arm, inficting a
wound of which he died yesterday morning
The jury of inquest found a verdict in accord
ance with these facts, and Sarah Flood was
committed by the Coroner to stand her trial for
murder. charleston Courier 18th ult,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-02

LIABILITIES OF RAILROAD CoMPANTEs.--The
Hartford Times, speaking of the various propo-
stions before the legislature, relative to railroad
accidents, reminds the public that there is al
ready law enough on that part of the subject
and quotes the following from the law enacted
by the legislature Of 184e:
g Actions for injury to the person, tchether
such injury result in death or not, shall sur
Uiue to the executor or Administrator, provided not
more than one year elapse between the injury
and death. and provided also the cause of action
shall have occurred subsequent to June q, 1858.
| 1913 -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-02

FATAL AccIDENT.-As the steamer R. 81. Wins
low was taking a wood boat in tow, on the 25th
ult, inside of the bar at the foot of American
Bend, large log became fastened between the
hull and the wheel, when a number of men were
called to get it out. They bore down on the
wheel for short time, when, leaving it sud-
denly, they .sprang upon the foot board, which
gave way, precipitating eight of them into the
river, seven of whom were drowned-James
Walt, third engineer, being the only one that
was saved Every effort was made, by the Off
GERS and others, to rescue these unfortunate
men, but without success, as they went down
Immediately and were seen no more.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-02

The NewYork Aldermen have got into fresh
trouble. They lately gave to Messrs. Russ and
Reid contract for paving the whole extent of
the Bowery with the Russ paving, at cost of
six hundred and fifty thousand dollars, when
other persons offered to do the work for three
hundred and fifty thousand dollars equally as
we'll The Supreme Court, on the same princi-
pie established in the railroad cases, granted an
injunction on the Council, restraining them
from completing the contract, and the Mayor
was notified of the fact In the face of this the
Aldermen Immediately directed the completion
of the contract, and have thus incurred. again
the penalty of Imprisonment for contempt of
court.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-02

In cutting away a part OF the hill on which
the new Courthouse in Cambridge, Maryland.
is being erected, some curious deposites of bones
have been found, which, from their position and
general appearance, are supposed to have be-
longed to the Choptank Indians, powerful and
numerous tribe formerly in possession of this
country, and from whom the Choptank river
Indian for blue water) takes its name. The
bones found are larger than the ordinary race
of men, and, if put together, would form TWEEN
ty or thirty entire frames One skeleton was
discovered entire, and in a sitting posture, hav-
ing at the head stone of moderate dimensions,
cut in the shape of common pestle. Many of
the skulls are broken and injured as if by vio-
lence, and one in particular had round hole
in the top of the forehead, apparently made by
bullet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-02

The American Association for the Advance
ment of Science will hold its next annual meet
ing at Cleveland, Ohio, on the 28th of July.
This is the meeting which was postponed last
summer in consequence of apprehensions Of the
cholera The association has had no public
gathering since the meeting at Albany in 1851,
and the results of the investigations of the sell
which has since elapsed will add peculiar inter
est and value TO the present session. The at
tendance is expected to be very full, particu-
lSrly from the West and Southwest, the associ-
alton having met only once before west Of the
Alleghanies.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-02

Tbs following table shows the number Of miles
Of railroad in operations and in course Of con-
struction, in each sta Of the Union, on the first
Of January, 1853.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-02

CLOSING OF STORES on SAruRDAY.-All the
principal merchants engaged in the dry goods
commission business, in Boston, have agreed TO
close their warehouses on Saturday afternoon,
at o'clock The arrangement is to commence
June /, and end September 1. A number
of the importers and jobters in the CLOTH trade,
in NewYork, have also agreed to close their
stores on Saturday afternoon, at o'clock,
hereafter, until the 1st Of August
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-02

The AMAZON RIvER.--An interesting item Of
late intelligence from Peru, contained IN the
Panama Herald of the 9th instant, is the fol-
lowing;
nortaut decree relative to the navigation OF tho
Amazon, and offering the greatest encourage
ment to settlers as exemption from export
and import duties, grants OF land, and freedom
from taxation for twenty years, the free grant
of seeds, implements for cultivating the land,
etc The exploration of the branches Of the
Amazon in Peru will be made by Government
steamers, provided expressly for the service"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-02
COPARTNERSHIPS, t4C.

NTOTICE.-The firm Of THORNHLL McIl-
HESSY expires this day. tsi aed e hereby asslyed
New Or May 81, 1sb3 szttI gOtiN iI1tsN pllL,
iel 2nA3nW N MellIitNNf.
~ OTICE.-The copartnership heretofore ex
isng in hi, tv under THoEHiIL AIelIHESNY,
having expired limitation the 3 nt b~sn d'aolTsd
FACTORAsE AND GENERAL COMMISSION BUSIEksS al NJ.
JOHN TiORNEfLL
,,su O,l -a,s Jups l. 1853. is1 saw
nISSOLUT1ON.-Th copartnership hereto
y fore etsng between CALEB STONE md GEORGE H. WAL
WORTH under tie STONE WhLWOR1iI is THE daT ds
by Al peoas INDEBTED 70 or haeg na
will settle via The said SfsE, WHO alone aHihdT
tgaI 10 at,ia taa same. CALEB SrONE
UEI)RGE n. NALWORTH,
HewOrletnr. February n, Is53 fe2l
RTOTICE.-The subscriber, having purchased
u The interest GEORGE H. WALWoRT in the a's tun vii
eutnae - Co9iAlISsf fOS FtEIaHDIi, ASD AGENCY BUs
NESS under the Of STONE NALWORT for he
Ssxo,eaus. Fe.rusry u, lss.. teH
GNOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE Mr.. FRANCIS
" WILLIAMS, % E.sart tconrsoteat became nsnbs d tas
ari q 9 h2GER1 c2 shs s:s o. Isg iss: TN stlf
d a'eioo under to" sane So s5d ign % sseeqnI 9" The
unAsrsigned. tfhD1i'k Y. blJ5fltI'
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FIRE AND WEATHER
pkooF PANT.pepo No. 10 Camp sreet-The public are

Gy yhlD6EW AIEh FlhE AND NEhihLh
~ PROOF PAINTDepot, No. Camp street.-The public
respectfully notified that the Bdgewaer Paint Company have Just
completed the erection at the addition mills and the d
Guilty heretofore experienced supplying for ground OIL
will for the future be ehetnRy be
lied upoa being promptly filed.
II the intention OF the Company, weeks, to
Leaf green and Other coiors from the Bgwater when will be i'm
Introduced this
The dry mineral lns (ustea o for ordinary
in covering wood bresay ous-twenteth Lime well
aked This has been North and
Gently this city, and works admirably directions description Of
Us properties pamphlet which may be had at 'he
depot Of any fthe Sub Agents.
Dry, in barrels weighing 800 o 500 lbs,
Dry, IL half barrels weighing o 2snlhs.,
Ground in oil, in kega Of IS, so loo lbs,
For sale by g. C. BO6ERT 4 CO., 10 Camp Eitost
Agents The States louisiana As6ama Mississippi Tsas,
hv city Suh A0enis
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A LM0NDS-Tarragona, Moliere and Langue-
IN doe n store for sale 6v
avis 81 r, F, NICHOLS a CO.. 81 Camp street
Z EM0NS-l00 boxes in store and for sale by
i myls r, y. NICHOLS CO.. " Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-02

SsgAAn IN CASH or 800 Acres of Land.
~ NeSESYRAFFLEl RAFFLEi' 10 0 the
June. the Eade PLANTATION or 2Ot ACRES aud
STOCK IN TRADE OF MILLINERY STORE hue now resty
TWENTY PRIZES, Hmoiuins iSC8o, TWO DOLLARS PER
CHANGE.
" addition to the Twenty Prses, t sso arranged that
person taking Will pr1. Ao, the piEe viii
now he Tie choice tf the LGla o Il Loo in cash.
Chances taken at j. JnlSSON'S
Josephine and Iey Fourth District (e Iliye)
SAM JAcKsUNS Of nnronue and Foyira
A the the Hat Store No. 1853 Poydrss
street Orleans, where Chances may s ewise be taken.
gS- sock the Millinery vElged 1900 consists
o. Piano Forte SIX Quilt three yards ag made rlth
ribbons; splendid Dress Patteus Manta; handsome
mmoi Ladies' Bonutt, SIX, Satin Tuscan Hair
Straw, ChidrsDs 'ipsy Fai u uHned Ribbons, Flowers
Feathers, etc. my26 6t
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ygvo STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and s,--g

FEy0 STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and s-~z :.
OWNERS. Orleans, January To- lt53.- ts&
TIE undersigned has thi5 day commenced GENERA
EhAiBOAT ENCY and
exclusively to such business In thus Paseling himself before h
public while The
hi whole time and personal attention 70 the to'tler N his
References respectfully msde
MJsEfs. WATERS, CAMDEN Il co.. New Oileans.
STONE h WALWORIH,
BRIDGE BRO,
WHITE BUCHANAN.
Captain j5ED w. CABLE, steamer l.. II. ktlbvI.
W. ". BAKER, Delaware
&. II. HUNTER, AnbasEalOr.
AniI }. j. CHILD pHre 9N ioEras Hreat NaT 'Ta-bs.
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GaLVESTON.

VIZ leave SUNDAY, June s. at O'Clock
EOR GALVESTON, INDIANOLA, -SfTFf.
PORT LAvAcA aud MATaGoRpA BAYRegu -.
magnificent steamship LOUISIANA Jeremiah Smith master,
gill above landing freight the whaves nj indHnoa ard
(ruu Eterage MRagois Bay, wthuut chyE.
freight passage having onuolaons
tfplytn HARRIS MOhRAN " Iehoapionia' sitsst.
" Lire having established its Plot Pas Gayaio EH
under the sHDerysob 0ftl CsiAns. l
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ANTWERP.
H.AVRE.

Tor HAVRE.-The A ! fast sailing IN
Il American ship JOHN Capt, stroiheld is now load kA
r and viii quick dispatch For freight Of 400
ce:ion, apply TO r. MHllNht ~ 81 eAnp 'rst aIs
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LONDON.

EOR LOND0N.-The A l American ySsslS
4 shin FALCON Wads master, having the grsaer Iari
Ter cargo engaged, will meet with quick Dispatch
sgh, apply II. AsfBR1GE CO. So St. Chhress my ..
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& q foT III d n DINL iU-t pKITV Ut IIUIV IIIlfV
y from The Wheat aud ground Newoesns kept
hsnd good the Bakery upper
This article the
GRAHAM BRAN BREAD and is frequently recommended for in
val ds Of various kinds to asist d s-stien etc.
l. is sghy .heCtI aud "a Therefore y rlnst
cred the mysi healthy bread m all mankind. This Bakery rrmirka
be t5r urnish.ag ll4ves lmr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-02

CIN-5 pipes Meder Swan, just received and
u t5r sale by R.F. NICHOLS Co, VI Camp st. mya a.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-02

VIII leave SATURDAY Juno 4. at o'clock Pm.
NOR VICKSBURG, WARRENToN, ~ n
" NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, HARD l@}3Sssssee-tss
TINES RODNEY ST JOSEPH, WATERPROOF, -
NATCfiEZ FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA, and ~ nisInsiht
splendid passenger packet steamer NA1CEZ No
e. T. Leahsr above For freight OF passage
spply on board, or % -., ..c-...,.,... .,....
~ The hatcher hat made arrangements WITH me
W. CAMPBELL will take freight for all foiNts on III
YAzOo iel
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Will leave THURSDAY, June 4, at oclOCA Nj
NOR PRINCETON, LAKE PRovI- fssY h
4 pENcE. MILIIKESs BEND, yIcKsauRs Iessasaa' ettaaaf
GRAND GULF, RODNEY, NATCHEZ FORT AD 15lx51I5Sa6
ANS, BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE, DONALDSoNvILLE and
all ntemedvte landngs-The passenger steamer FRANK
LYON Capt Estes, lin place Of the Saxon will leave
above, and every Thursdsy throughout the For
freight passage apply on board OF 10
my21 STRoT1ER d H1aoA IS Poydras street.
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VOLUME vi.
BOSTON,.

EOR BOSTON-The A regular packet IN
ship MiDDLEsEx Paine, master, having large Pot A4k
engaged, viii have quick dispatch For bal
anes ., freight, passage apply 70 u ,,v>,so,5 an -
my94 GEO W. HYNSON, so Camp sl"et.
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ST. Ii UIS.

Wl leave SATURDAY, June 1, at O'Clock p.n
HNOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, NEwMA ~ n
T. DRlD HICKMAN, MEMPHIS HELENA, Ma LfiHSiss$1a
roLEoN aud all intermediate lnndin.s -ksg4ar ST.
and ScwOrl,ans Packet LiAn TtNA-lhe new, hgl
passenger packet LA TUNA Haygood masteI
receiving freight and will leave above For eghtt
having superior Recommendations apply board
iel G, W. SHAW co. "a PJydrss street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01
THE CHOLERA At NEUORLEASS
corre.ponieuee Of The Y rF.SsRs.
NEw ORLEANS Friday. Nov

-. ~frrran a. q n \.
NEw OEIE,Ss Friday, Nov. @ ls0
Nv letter Of Yesterday gave you information OF the ex
itsree Of the cholera IN most magnsn, form and also
history - FAR as could Be ssccganed of the hFs' cases N
The Charity Hospital rs yet thc gapS Of our cry have
rot srnaunccd he sickness as here There WAS discus
on in the Beard o. Assistant Aldermen a, their messing
last NIGHT on ,he new Health Ordnance which i Is con
mpa,c 10 establish to skt III, place Of The prson Board
If ucsh whose existence ceases the hrs o. Dee aai
although in the speeches made by various Aldermen 'Ae!
all alluded 20 tho cholera ahou; becoming an epdec
,, The rarcys this morning in ,heh pOrs Of n, proceed
psS do No, ever hin, tha, the sahoci Of cholera was
rc.,,d N, parcr published in The Third District FepNs
two Cs,rvsr inQuCs,s-Ncr,ct A'o'.. eslssh Bar Is
ps,ase WI ch paper stands 81 the head Of ;he Is; as
having the latest city Items onts 10 SVe the item 10 The
rnhli ne MA communicates the Vidseas On The x,ei
health of ho c ss shown hy the Wrcr irNm the vaTNS'
tfirs To- last wr,A Vet nc wera SAL about TIE
$50 ,ed,wis
The a,lu,saon into The Chary Hospital Yesterday wec
,et, lsf,rs 10 tho number " deaths Tor 81 hour have
nc, ssrsttaned >rhb, mNgn.ng ,NeN ryN elcrea dad
h,A,, In the dead heas As 81 H. number az @saias "a
hc , dutsg ht day ,s>,s risy them Is no oi''A Po''
made trl De- c,mslcA Rom VARGAS rcR'sis made 81 eases
ou pr,alc rn,,cs. thai cvvr aay died
ttc lieaid ef u,ahh ne, tbs meFnies and @tearasd
v,,n T., worVp wAen che r,slaas wAe aro ea'ee Nsafi
nmsAe arrat That he reblIe sAoeld Anee tn 'S"'
,,,,nec Il ihc disease here o,raec dae 10 'Aes'-a
/, tho par,ss vi TIC , bad ~e ea' Na MNed'S lass aA'
sasA hs, there bad beSN see'e Ssses 4" eAeesa e" V'
,t,,s wss sNv egkss II here Al els 'eesea 81 's
zee, ae g.ea wVea Aa,e heea ,h1 sAe Numerous eNAS
/ s,,s,,1 W ,Ne wAsA sw neu ia sNoee'e "NeI nav
ee,,t t.ts skca,atd Ash rersni BY tmeN He'ee ~"e'
Aa,e eAsn save 81 ,NswlNes when sisN wuA bowel ''S
,l.el, ths truth me, ee wals raeiie seeses Sr 'a.e
spa cAse ,he rses es As vVeesy asvsN@ 'a' 'As' w
AN, e.,e,. have ksp, che sNslseee vi cholera NVm them
he, nAI..i hsis,v tAs ,ialVsAsals wANA they ~la IN
| tUlS pNbish