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stree ard Maryland aver ue . PERIODICAL.
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where he will be regularly supplied with all
tfe most popular weekly and monthly papers
of the day. and will keep constantly On hand
a surpIy Of stationery and School Pools.
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\. B.-Persons desiring tire Nafioncl In.
teiigeRc9r, CnfoR. or New York Herald. by
the month Or year. will he supplied by leav-
ing their name. subscription aad residence at
mv office j. r. ID.
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EXTRA Pay.
10 SAILORS MARINES OFFICERS Il

FVHJ SAILORS MARINES. OFFICERS. &c
i Those who served in the Pacific Ocean, on
the coast OF California, and Mexico, during
1916 IN 70 1852 and also those of the late
Arctic Expedition in search of Sir John Frank
lin, will have their claims attended 10 at a
reasonable commission. by directing, post
paid, to rs Agents abroad may also find Us
of use to them Advances made
Claims of all kinds will receive our energet-
lie attenti on as heretofore.
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june Geo g. General Claim Agents
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CTONE MASONS several good
- STONE MAsONS, to whom the highest
rates will be paid. Apply at the New Build
ing at the 9Th mile stone. near Baltimore. on
the York road. to JOHN WIsNER. Also.
several good I,AB0RERS inhe lift
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FIRST WsRD PROPERTY FOB SIZE.
- HOUSE and LOT. on g street one square
III west Of the War Department-lot 45 feet
from: very desirable
FRAME HOUSE, with 10: Is by lao feet, to
4 thirty foot alleT
Several BUILDING LOTS. in eligible Ioca-
tons, at prices ranging from 70 80 cents per
foot
For terms, &c. apply to
June I5-eodat 7. VI. DaRSFTT.
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NTANTED.-A few frst-class MACHIN-
w lists. tnone others need apply.) to
whom steady employment and the best wages
will be given. SMITH & PERKINS.
Virginia Locomotive Works,
Je u ct Aiexandra
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PREMIUM cgRAW THAT Is CREAM.

IT NJ HARVEY bcgs the public TO tear
L themselves away from sonr Cream ard
Bntfer-8sIk and call ct his denot, opposite
f-rown's Hotel. where they will get Cream
ON the big vaIlies of Pennsylvania where
cows are cows and creana is cream, and no
mistake
4 large supply o. that snlendid article a.
ways kent on hand at 81 50 per gallon. and
all over twelve gallons 81 Is per gallon.
ie 14-
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nIPL0MAS OFTHE METROPOLITAN Me-
II CHANCES INS1IICTE.-1hese dirlo-
mas may be had by those who are entitled to
them by calling on Mr.. HAYWOOD. northeas.
corner OF 18th and streets between 10 and
o'clock iune Is-eost
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NT ". CAMPBELL has just received. and
w kesps constantly on hand. a full sup.
ply Of BUILDING MATERIALS at lis place
on eth street. south side Of the Canal. viz &C.
ment. Plaster. Lime, Hair, and Sand. which
will be sold low for cash or to punctual Gus
toners. Also, large lot of SCAFFoLO
POLES, some Of them OF extra length.
N 1f-tf
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zoo MEN WANTED-LABoRING MEN
cOO in want of employment may secure
q good steady job by applying Immediately to
the Agent of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Co., at Locust Point Baltimore.
june 16-2w p. DICKERSON. AT.
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ITsGssE: CF TIE LUNGS,

IT52sSE: GF TIE LUNGS.
. HUNTER, VI. D.; II. f. C. s. England
IL. late nupii of the Hospital for Consump-
ton and Diseases O. tic Chest Drompton Of
the Rovai Infiruary for Asthma and Consurnp-
tion. City Road. and Of the Regent Street Dis
pensary for Asthma. Consumption. and Dis
eases Of the Heart. London, England. &c has
returned 10 Washington, and taken rooms N
he corner OF /! and c streets, one block from
Pennsylvania avenue. .here be may he cor
suiEed during the ensuing sGmmer in diseases
OF the Throat Lungs, and Heart to which
speciality DR. II. has for several years devoted
his exclusive at ention.
After the 18th inst. DR. JaNFs HrSrER. ir
OF London, will be associated with DR.. 7
Hunter, Is Partner, and Dr. WELLESLEY as
Assistant
Office hours from a, N. 10 2. m.
iune In-eo #
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CHEAP WOOD AND COAL YARD.
TTHE Subscribers will keen constantly on
l. hand supply of good Hickory. Oak and
Pine WOOD. together with tie various kirds
IF COAL brought - this marFet BLACK
SMITH 5 COAL always ct land
Having facilities for leeTing always good
stock. we will sell. Wholesale or retail, at the
lowest market prices.
". E WATERS 4 Co
lie 3-ff Office correr 12.h ard c streets
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- ~ n fgecssn2 CT she Board OF Dj-
reotors of the Metropolitan Mechanics Inst
tute. held a. their rooms on eth street, the fol-
lowing resolution was passed:
ResctreG. That Sc ROOMS OF the Institute
be opened daily through the week Sundays
excepled} from 4 10 10 o'clock p. n, and that
the public generally be invited to visit the
same. CHARLES CALVERT,
june 1G-.f Rec Sec,
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WANTED TO GO TO STANTON. Va
w Constant employment and good wages
will be given 10 first rate COACH BODY
MAKER. by JUDsON MCCOY. Apply at $50
Baltimore street Baltimore, or to Judson Nc
Coy, Stanton, Va. june 16-4t
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kILLED.-Afight took place in the circus
at ambertville, New Jersey, on Saturday
evening. during which man was stabbed
He died on Sunday.
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C. The impeachment trial Of Judge
Levi Hu5bell is under way in Wisconsin.
The Milwaukee papers are filled with re
ports of the sayings and doings. The
Lieutenant Governor Of the State presides,
and Judge iIubbell is present from day to
day, attended by his counsel. On the
fourth day, the Court issued attachments
against twenty-three witnesses, who re-
fused to appear, and among them one or
two ladies. The trial will probably last
some time.
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Carairyl Corps: Corps -

ofaiEt SVE ps u aSaffT SSEpS 80
Offers e'eets
JosEpH PICK, esq, Captain.
G. s. GIDEON, esq, First Lieutenant
CLARK MILLs. esq, Second do
S. c. BUSEY, VI. D., Surgeon
GEORGE " M,LASE. First Sergeant
JAMES O. WHITNEY. Second do.
WILLIAM Fl, BIRCH. Third DO.
C. II. Baows. Fourth do
PHILIP MAY, First Corporal.
L. a. HALL, Second do.
3. GER, Third do.
G. P. Kraft, Fourth do.
The others and members are requested 10
meet at the armory of the Washington Light
Infantry on THURSDAY EVENING. June q,
at o'clock, for drill. Tie sample uniform,
will DC ready, and tia final ARA sements for
q permanent organization consummated
By order: J. PECK, Captain.
ie last GEORGE II AeLASE, Sec'y
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u The New York National Democrat
says:
s. Mr.. Beverly Tucker is here completing
his arrangements for the establishment OF
his new paper in Washington. The first
number is to appear on the Is Of Sep
tember."
We shall see what we shall see.
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Mrs. Mowatt is said to be preparing Tor
the press volume.-Phila. Ledger.
Yes, You are right. It will be ready
in the fall. William F. Richie of the
Richmond Enquirer has engaged the press
rork. The composition is to be done by
the job in this city. Wen be bound the
work will take.-B0ston -Iall.
The work we suppose viii be struck of
in sheets. and when bound
=: It will only be bound in ones arms"
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Excursion Continental Guards
give al excursion down the river to-mor-
row afternoon, in the steamer Pow hatan.
Waile the W leather is so excessively hot
we should think our citizens would be
glad to avail themselves of an opportunity
of escaping from the heated atmosphere of
the city. See advertisement in another
column.
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- For sale BIZ Stott Co. JWimer. J B.
Moore j. y Clarke. Wallace & Ellist. and
Il. II. Mcpherson. Washington Mortimer
Z Aowbray- 240 Baltimore street, and by
Druggists generally ie D,
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Centre .lIqrkef.-Well supplied; prices
moderate comparatively buyers album
dant: gangways cowded as usual. by boys
and negroes and the sun baking the
produce of the country people. All right
4 temporary shed would he waste o.
money, as Nclr Market will be erected
one of these days. and the old one torn
down.
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coming from them, and Irritating them along
their distul portions, they still retained this In.
dependent sonsbilhy, and tho nutilated limbs
Of the hoRdlcss animal would make intelligent
motions for getting rid Of tho local torture
These are curious and important discoveries.
DR.. Cartwright contends, against long odds,
II Is true, that in tho lungs, not thu heart, re.
sides the motive power Of tho orculationi that
literally, ~ Moses asserted, ths blood Is the life
of the flesh, and tho mir the life OF tho blsod--
lie nfirm' that after death, when tho pulse has
stopped, tho heart is still, and tho body Is insen.
sible to pain, by producing artificial respiration,
by initiating the lungs, the blood can DO started
anew, its life revived, and tho body reSurreeted
absolutely from the cold distractions n death.
Both Of his alligatOrS had their windppos tied,
and one OF them had his chest opened, with its
heart, lungs and stomach, otc, exposed, In the
course oil two hours both animals were dead
pulselsss and quiet over flames Of fire. Then
a bellows-nozzlO being inserted into the trachea,
initiation was begun, and continued some min
u;sS. We saw tho motionleSs heart thrsb the
blood beginning TO flow from tho lungs TO that
orgun-the eyes Of the alligator opened, und tho
hapSSs victim lived OgntnI--[New Orleans
Delta, June Q,
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HIS strength was evidently failing. Gradually
he was borne back into the asroSIt part Of the
current slowly at first, then more rapidly.
Swiftly aud moro swiftly no approached the
brink Of tho fatal preoipoO, The waters had
him ut last, their undsputod victim, and mOdly
they whirlcd him on 10 death, as though enragsd
at his rerscvering efforts TO escape their fury.
A siekening feeling cAmO over the spectators
when, just on tho brink Of tho prccipicO, the
doomed man Sprang up from tho wuters--clsOr
from their surfuoe--raising himself upright MS
a statue, with his arms flung wildly NlOlt, and
with a piercing shrek that rang loudly above
the mooklng roar Of the cataract, foil back again
into the fOuming waves, and was hutlsd OVER
tho brow Of tue precipiec.
We have no heart for comment upon the mel
anoholy and awful 0vent. The fate Of poor
Avery will add another 10 the many fearful 10.
cal incidents already related by the guides ut
the Falls, and for years his critical situation,
his hard struggles, his fearful death will DO tho
theme Of many narrowing tale.
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ToSllae IN Brown County.

We fna.shs following communication In
the Nh. Sterling ChrSnosype Of tho 2lst.
The people Of Brown aieevidently getting
indignant al the tflchery which has been
PLAYED Of on ihsm;--PittsiiOld Free Press.
Il VERhAiLLEs, ILL, July, 1853.
FRlEND BAILEY.
am about 10 trouble you with a few
lines for publication in your papea. have
been Tor long time, considering our rail-
road prospects, sometimes they have been
bright, al others dark and gIoomyl now ak
what does all this meant There must DO
something wrong, We as a people have
been promised that, if we would do so and
so, the road would be built, and we, true to
ourselves, rise In the majesty VI our power,
and make the hills and valleys ring with
railroad speeches, and we could almost i'm
aglns that we heard the whsle Of the Lo.
connective; In shorl, we did ail they asked w
to do, and, aluSl where now Is our prospect
Of roadl Gone as 1t we're glimmering
through the things talked oil Aud, again,
| would like to know who Is 10 blame for
all this; surely not the people OF Brown,
for they have done oil that was asked them
TO do. Well then who Is TO blamt; II may
have been that tho credit Of the company
was not good in tho East, for the money:
and lha is the case there Is no ono 10 blame
except tho money holders in tho East, and
five over want to build a railroad wv must
Try to redeem our credit
But fear there is something wrong, + they
made no arrangement for the money, II not,
why did they say that they hadi and IL they fail.
ed, why dld they not say so, and let the people
oil Brown know they had failed, But laltOrly,
suppose they have lnado arrangements ~ build
the road to GolesGurg, conditioned that the uoln-
ties through which the road will pass, subscribe
two hundred thousand dollars lhOpe that those
counties will not fare as we have, 1t has been
all cry from Quincy, and but lille wool, and l
am now or the opinion that Quincy, docs not
want the road through " MsrrduSia, bntsWould
like TO defeat the road to llAnnibdl. Twill say,
just here, that, tr tho company does not put it
all under contract, in good faith, before the
meeting Of the next legislature, Hannibal viii
get the road, and that tho people Of Brown, Us
one man, will go for it,
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GREAT ALLIaAToR KILLING.

We IRE indebted to gentleman who was
lresen, yesterday, and witnessed Somo very as
toniShing experiments by DIR. Cartwright, Tor
the Following very interesting report OF the
sumo:
Tho very namo Of the misunderstanding its
ormidoble appearance AMI strange habs-haS
ggmc;hing about It that ut once arrests attention
We believe, also that is tenapity of life supc.
rior to that OF almost any other creuture--iS one
reason why the doctors OF Now Orleans seem to
have preference for experimenting on this
American crocodile. Maiendre's viviscetionS
OF the dogs Of Paris "palc heir Intellectual fires"
before those cuttings up Of live algators, which
have made DR.. b. Dowler anl DIR. ). Cartwright
celebrated, ut home and abroad,
The great killing we speak Of, then, occurred
yesterday in the court yard oil the hospitable
mansion Of DIR. Cartwright, who had generously
provided three monsters, OF the respective lengths
of 8, 3, and IL feet, for sacrifice upon the
altar OF science. On our reaching tho temple,
or anatomical theatre, we found host of phys.
clans present, among whom we reeolleot DrS.
'hrlwright and Bowler, Dr., Riddle, DIR. Hale,
,'r Copes, DIR. ChappOlicr, DR.. Mutt, DR.,
N'g'hcrly, Dr. Wharton, DR.. Challie, and DR..
Una.nieOf, not to mention tho professional spec
ta'ags, Ike ourselves.
'H" o.. N''R III the nlhgatOrs wcro nrSt Sc
20. - =" hsaS, and their hileous bodies then
r'..n... 'Nu - the lisSeoting tables. The
.-... wrS surrendered to DR.. Bowler,
e. ,rar0ir- 'wn retained for the special
sr-r.f 49, Cartwright.
- hat there are what are
.. 10y nerves, tive originating in
.'..,....r ......, and two in the brain; and
an. .... lin anL melton have hitherto
30. .r' NpresSions transmitted TO and
.... hrSt, or transmitted by the
.. .,.. "a seat Of Volitlon, and in short
.. .,ardng 10 this physiology, when
... T.4r anser, u message has to DO sent tc
.-Na or spine, and then permission return
own the nerve, authorizing sensation OF
llar motion. Il is not the finger that is
rs ,ae "vulgar" contend, but, so to speak
ain Of the spinal marrow. Yet the "vul.
. - R2e right, and il requires philosopher Ia
rove them So This DIR, Bowler did yesterday
as he has done before, and his opinions are
working physiological revolution, Thus, he
divided the spinal marrow IN three PlaoeS-Rt
the base OF the neck, in the middle, and al
the base Of the back; nay, he divided the
nerves emerging from the Spino--and still, on
irritating the nerve between tho section and the
extremity, he demonstrated that the animal pos
ssSsed diifused sensibilitY, capacity to reoog-
nize pain and even an intelligent power to act
against, or attempt 10 escape tho cause OF the
pain. Cutting of the head OF the animal, job
bing out the spinal marrow, dividing The nerves
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JUST RECElV ED,
A Il r.. l.. q y

And Tor sale at Tho "Lons BuiIding' corner OF
Main md Bird streets,
A ~. KINDS on GARDEI SEEDS-Onion sets,
"A. blue grass and timothy sCedsi Clover seed by ils
barrel or bnshel general assortment of Groceries
W OGDEN and Willow Warc, BroomS. Cotton Yarns ,
Cotton batting, All kinds al Nuts Oranges, Lemons :
Figs, and host OF articles not mentioned here Like
wise, NhonSand things that Is mol here lor sale, AnN.
ious to sell nil Tor CASH UP AND THE MONEY
DOWN. Like TO forgot one thing the Eagle Mills
-four is here tool mNrl5dtr T. JACKSON,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-30

D@A late London paper remarks or
Mr., lIoBn', the great American lorkSmith:
Il. HonuS, in three minutes, picked the
premium lock, which had been awarded n
prize OF clio from the Society of Arls--Mr.
CHuBn, the celebrated ockSmllh presiding.
llonR' opened it, in the presence Of the 80.
ciely, with a needle and thin strip o.,
steel.
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HRTNrKNp CONYERTInN.

Alta meeting of the members oil tho "pre's,"
hold vt the Sentinel Office, in Savannah, Mo-. on
Saturday, July 10, 1883, TO consider tho pro.
priety Of having Printers Convention. On
motion Of q. +. Holly, Capt. Lucian j. Eldin,
of tho Guge,tO, wOs appointed Chairman, and on
motion Of l.. d. Carter, James A. MILAN, Of
the Cye'o, was appointed Secretary.
Col, RidenOauch, having been called upon,
made IN able appeal in favor Of tho proposed
.Couvcutop OF those interested in the diffusion
OF universal Intelligence. lIu had been an.
gagged, Us Devil, Printer, Jour. Freshman, Pub
Usher and Editor for moro than six Roman
"mstruns," thus his experience has boon ample
as 10 the evil effects on an irreSulatcd, vaGil-
iating tariff OF prices, that, while all other I'M
tersstS nnd trndes, unto 10 protect themselves,
the "noblaSt profession" OF them all, Is left,
like the "wccd cast from the rock, on occan'S
foam 10 float where Ger the waves might roll
or the winds psrvGl" That il was high time
soma or the evils incident to this wre,ched
state Of affairs, were aOAtrl, AMI the proper meet
ins oV all the memhcrs OF tho craft, for mental
Interchange Of Thought, coamtauons and ar.
rlugemGnS were made. II was high imu that
tho Profession Of Printing should take high
ground, AMI place it'clC in the rank worthy Of
It's high destiny, and that il behooveS all who
arc now, over have been, or ever will be con-
Rec'cd with so honorable a trudc, 10 "stund to
their arms"
C1l, RidenbN ryh's remarks elected the warm.
est appreciation, and excited the most glorious
enthusiasm.
Toe Resolutions, t,us ably supported, we're
unanimously adopted.
"a motion Of w. Rndenbaugh, 81. Louis
was proposed as Il suitable place for the meet.
ing OF said convention; and on motion of c, +.
Holly, Se,oul Monday in October was recon.
mcnied Ns suitable time,
The following Resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
Resolved, That we doom Il highly sss, ntiOl
and important to the craft, that the proposed
convention, should DO held some time this fall
lis utility none can question; while tho prices
Of every other branch OF business is on tho in.
crease, printing lays behind. It is for tho want
of some system and uniformity among publish.
crs OF papers. This must cllGotually be accom-.
phshcd by u convention.
Resolved, In order to accomplish SO desira.
bic result--a uniformity and fixed rates OF
puntug--u is very necessary that there be n
full attendance from every part OF the State.
Resolved, That the proceedings OF this meet
ing I've published in the Gazette, and Cycle, ut
st, Joseph, aud Savannah Sentinel, and all other
papers in the State, be requested 10 oony.
LUCtAN J, EASTIN, Cham.
Jas. A. MILLAw, Seo'y. ..rvq
Sail we have such a meeting in this city ,
What say our brethren Of the Pressy
1t is estimated that when the Railroad TO
A. no,lEn .knn ko,,. 49,, .....-l..-l Il
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NRw ORLEANS, july %,

Advices from Santa Fe 10 July LIST, re-.
port great excitement in consequence Of the
law removing the California Indians to
New Mexico,
Public meetings have been held and a
protest forwarded to Washington,
Tho silver mines near III Paso have
proved exceedingly valuable. 100 lbs yield
5000, .......
Tho mines arc suppressed - be inexhausti-
Die, ..H
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Wanted /!
=, thi, Office, TWO COMPOSITIONS.

An un.aeeesrul attempt was recently made
20 OSSAssinute the French Emperor,
European Affairs wear a still moro threatening
aspect. Late news from there indicates dis.
position on the part Of Russia and Austria to
unite in the overthrow and partition Of Turkey,
measure tia, must be resisted by England and
France.
Two rival beauties in St. Louis recently had
a fight about good looking young drayman.--
Before it was decided which had the beat right
TO him, he appeared among the spectators, aud
announced that they had both made themselves
Sc horribly ugly, he would have nothing to TO
with either of them.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-30

1t is estimated that when the Railroad to
the Pacific shall have been completed, the
Circuit of the globe can be made ia 90 days.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-30

U]@There are fifteen railroads, built and
in course Of construction, centerng at In.
diHnopolis, ...
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-30

At the solicitation Of many voters Of the Sec
ond Ward, Mr.. GEORGE BACON la, con-
scented TO become candidate to fill the vacancy
in the Council (caused by tho removal Of Capt,
\, s. Richards from said ward).
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-30

John TyloE Jr, son OF ex.prssident Ty.
ler, has been divorced from his wife.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-30
Is r A ND Y.
Proclamation.

Whereas, the owners Of major art Of och No H. IN the
city OF Hannibal, have retehed 10 grant an rider 10
poh'hu tho erection OF word huildlngl rNd Beck
hentorS in conf rny Wit the ordnN 90 No, 90 pass
" hs ey, o. VAN all parsons from putting up any woodn
oedng 9" hldn q In aid Bvok onurv N tRh 0nllnaN O.
Hannibal, July 2olh, 1853, T,R SRLMHs MG,Oh