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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-13
:, ~ Aasi.N.brasla Csastitusats.

/ deem il my duty, in view Of the course
wss compelled 10 pursue In voting for
Nebraska Democrat for President of the
Senate, and for some other minor officers,
which you might deem inconsistent if no,
ap.ds acquainted with the circumstances
tia, intlaenced my actions. Fo; three
days acted with the Wings of the Sen.
ate voting for Mr.. p. R. Necdham. Anti
Nebraska Wing, and for Mr.. Preston. OF
Linn. reported Ansi.Nebraska Democrat,
for President. parties s,anding 10 and 10.
About the expiration of the third day Mr..
Preston declared in session that he acted
with no other party butthe Democratic, and
that if elected to the Office he would not
serve, was dropped and some Of the Demo-
cratic members declaring that they would
not organize except under the officers that
they had selected. as a member Of their
party who was disabled at homo would be
on hand on his recovery. which after de-
lay would give them majority Of one and
put the Senate just where it nov stands
As an evidence Of their good faith they bal.
loted - high - sixteen up to twenty ballot
ings without choice, and knowing that the
increase Of business growing out Of an in
crease Of organized territory and population
would consume the session without a reck-
less waste Of time, resolved to bring the
difficulty to close BY voting for the Demo-
cratic candidate, Mr.. Fisher, of Dubuque, as
President Of the Senate. Mr.. Fisher 10 q
gentleman that 10 esteemed by his neigh
bors, and am satisfied that he is as Com
pe,ent 10 GIL the station as any member of
the Senate. Ny apostaiising for brief
period was the means Of organizing the
Senate on this the fifth day Of the session.
Knowing myselfto be in the right,
remain yours,
A. &. FULTON.
Iowa City, Dec. s, 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-13
Ths West.

Hon. Edward Bates, of ST.. Louis, in q
lecture on the mississippi Valley" before
the Young Mems Mercantile Library Asso-
citation Of Cincinnati, recently, speaks thus
OF the ''magnifcent West" and its appeB-
dsges:
1t is one Of the most gratifying rehec-
ed of all local prejudices. ] may send my
boy to the public schools, and on the same
form with sits one boy from Vermont, an
other from Virginia, and third from Geor-
gia. What becomes of my boys local feel
ings, He hears every State in the Union
spoken Of in terms of affection. tell you
there is nothing local about the West, Zap
plause) We are not sect,n, but We are
the body ofthe nation, (eheers.) We have
the Eastern and Western appendases,
Qaugh,er.) A Western editor friend Of
mine, never thought OF writing "The Val
ley of the Mississippi without the prefix OF
"naguficent," any more than certain
states men can avoid saying sovereign State.
In one '.leader" on the magnificent West,
this editor. after enlarging on the resources
and future Of the Valley, went on to say,
"but this is not al !, there are also two slopes
one stretching from the Alleghanies east
war to the Atlantic, embracing the old
thirteen States. The other from the Rocky
Mountains westward to the broad Pacific.
(laughter.)
In speaking Of this glorious West, God
knows would not dsparage the old States.
| sas born in Virginia, and though ! have
drank the muddy waters of the Mississippi
for forty years, love the mother of States,
about somewhat as son loves a consump-
tive mother. (laushtei,) for she has sunk
from the first to the fourth rank among the
States.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-13

THE EMIGRATION TO KANSAS. MIR. Hsr-
vey bbott, OF Charlestown, n. H., writes
in the Journal TO Dir. Thomas II. Webb,
Secretary Of the Emigrant Aid Society,
urging very earnestly that no more emf
grants be sent 10 Kansas until next spring.
He thinks there are more than can be pro :
perly provided with shelter during the win
ter lie says:
being one Of the fourth party fer Kan
sas, that left Boston October II, and having
spent several days in the territory, feel it
incumbent on me to warn you against send
ing any more cmigrants 10 that territory
this fall or winter, as there are already more
than can possibly stay through the winter,
and those that do remain will see suflerlngs
almost beyond description before spring
How ean it be otherwise. Those that have
log huts or cabins have moi board to lay
down to keep them from the ground, or 10
make door to keep out the bleak winds
which sweep across those vast prsiries,
piercing every crevce of their matched
novels. Cotton cloth is substituted for
doors as yet by many at Lawrence, and
some have none. a steam saw mill is be.
ing erected at Lqwren,e, having been re-
moved from Kansas City but it will be Sc
regal week. before board will be made in
it, as the chimney. to be made Of limestone
ihqt has to be hauled two miles, was but
just star ed above the foundation on the 9th
Of November. Having had some e.per-
fence at mill building, know the delays
incident to the work. How then are those
that have no shelter to be kept from suffer-
ing I"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-13
From the Ny. Eve. Post
Use o! Ethor md Chleros erm Warning to F..
maln PatiAuts !

Tho trial and incarceration Of DR.. Beale,
the Philadelphia dentist, will have one good
eject. ii not more; it will tend to open the
eyes Of the public to the dangerous consc-
ouences of using ether and chloroform in
surgical practice. The professional oreth-
rem Of DR.. Beaie in this city and vicinity
seem to be convinced that he is suffering an
undescrved punishment, and they held
meeting last evening, when some sixteen ct
them gave, from their several experiences,
the grounds upon which their conviction
rested.
The meeting embraced most Of the lead
ing dentists in the city and vicinity, and ell
their testimony goes to show that ether and
chloroform usually produce strange and I'M
accountable Authorizations: that they fre-
aueBtly produce unnatural excitement in
the re. productive organs; that Impressions
formed undcse their influence are 81 deep
ana lasting az to BIO immovable oftentimcs
BY the strongest testimony, and in persons
Of full habit, or of extreme nervous sensi-
bility, the use Of these aEassthetie agents -
not unirequently fatal to life. No ono, how
ever strong may have been his conviction
ofthe guilt OF DR.. Beale, can read the state
ments made by these gentlemen last night
without doubt crossing his mnd whether
the verdict was not rendered upon the test.
mony of witness who labared under hal
lucination, and who may have had no toun-
dation whatever for the facts to which she
testified.
We would fain believe that this is the
case, and that DR.. Beale is suffering an un-
deserved punishment. Whether he is or
not, we trust his professional brethren and
their patients will both profit by his cxpe-
rience and the experience OF Miss Nudge
No dentist, after this, can pralently cen
sent to administer ether or cheroform ex-
cept in the presence Of some discreet rela-
tive and the family physician, aud we advise
no lady to submit to its ministration even
then.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-13


They couldn't ercred no iouper
Boston Post
Ed. PesT: You appear to think that the
wings have got devil Of whipping but do
not seem TO realize the democrats are as
badly Wig.
Yes we do, but had rather talk about your
defeat than Ours.--Post.
A rumor has prevailed in Boston that Mr.
Barnum had arrived in hot pursuit of the
democratic member Of the House ofRepre-
sentatves.
Col. S. expressed the hope that the
aforesaid democratic member would not
bolt from his party in the House upon
any impo tant question: during the next ses-
sion. M
There 10 NJ end to the "Republican"
strength in the next Legislature, and no be-
ginning. II 10 like hoop represe nted thus:
O.-Boston Post.
The Providence Journal says:
We don't crow over the democrats in
Massachusetts,. We respect the feeling Of
yanquished. They only carried one Rep
resentative. Our friends carried SIX. Ia
king The fight as between old parties, wings
ana democrats. aud leaving oct Of the ques-
ton the Know Nothings, new party alto
lether, the wings have Done remarkab Y
Veil, beating the democrats six 10 One
We trust that tn v big meub re Of the 6 n
sral Court viii enter INTO no coaiiii2rs, LIT
stand up f9r their integrity and spurn al
.lances. Especially We he pc they viii keep
Ju' VI The way oi that democrat. LIT him
tisd 4iDne
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-13
SPECIAL NOTICES
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PRICES OF MEAT
REDUCED!
At the Grea. Western Meat and Vegetables
Market.

Tn. subscriber at his Great Western Meat and Veg,
etabie Mar ct, on Second bet. Ripley q Scott rs, ID
now selling meats Of all kinds lower than the! can Dc
purchased cisew here In the City. as follows:
Beet Beef Sirtoin Roasis and staaks &c per lo'
- Rounds at &c Perlb;
All ether kinds Of Beef gtrc perl
Pork &c per b
saus .ges and Lard each Sic per ID;
Or single pound lee.
BoARuiNG HOUSES AND HOTELS served all
round at 7c per ID and delivered The subscriber
from his tong experience al the bnsiness feels himself
competent TO his customers with ,asiaeuon 10
themselves.
He has also taken stall In the
LIZ CLAIRE MARKET HOUSE,
where he viii be happy serve his CUSTOMERS at The
above prices. Remember II thr
FIRST stall GA the Right Hand as an
enter a. ". KENT.
Davenport, Dee. let, 1854 DIV.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-13
Davenport, Dec. ',h, 1854.

NOR Free Banks of indiana
Il stoch secured Rant of Chic
=. Clinton Bans of Go unibus, Ohio
or the .uspcIded Banfs OF illiias
We Offer for at rcgn rates tae following
among great variety of nlis,e titIeots Eeost
Wilson's Orl.!tRoloa! ben complete descril,on q,
The birds az with the tescriIt os Of Ada.
ton. Sa't.li, kt harrison ahd others.
H. Toeqpe yllle's Ucnoetst, IN America
Pages Theory sud practice OF Teaching
Library OF Natural History
~ corincrin's History OF ihy Polss
lSe4rs, History az the Bible
Sunday Books
Handsome illustrated copy OF Dor eui4Cte
Memoirs % THE Presidents
Coiion's Life and times Of Clay
fieetwood's Life Of Chris. Eng'h or GeTmtn
Gilt and = ain FAINT, Bisles
Erst ,ue's Thenlogli al Works
fveHs Gsul cy
Ew bani' : Hydraulics ard Mechanic.
Sichai-on's Mechanics Companion
Thu Practici nraughtsman
The Code Of Iowa 81 &r.
The following wort : fine Gil, Editions:
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Forms oil coiri,lee, Shelles and krats,
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of J. G. Whittier,
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British Female toets,
rnpper's Wo-ksin Turkey Winding,
Tbs White Yea. BridsI cir;
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Byreb's Poems. Quarts size, antique bindisF,
Ditto IN Gi 4 Mafoeeo.
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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-13
IMPORTANT Decision A party in Wheel

IMPORTANT DECISION A party in Wheel
ing, Va, put in CT arge of the agents OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company a
large number Of I've hogs, for Baltimore
which, by regular course Of train, would
have reached that city when prices were
good. The hogs were detained at Cleve-
land more than ten days a ter the time that
they should have b en- transported, f4rwant
Of cars. Another complsint was that, be-
ii'gtoo much crowded. many died and olh ~
deprecated greatly IN value. Verdict for
the plant Ifs FOR 81, 10 dam ges. Stir was
ins'itnrea. md he case WEE tri. at Ba IL
more last week.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-13

CoLcHEp Ksow EorHisGs.-In Ne.
York, colored persons, po.s ssing properr'
rrqsisitss, are SHOWED to vote. A Knoe
Nothing Lodge Of colored PERSONS WAS %
sxnizsd il Elmirs. N. Y, last week, be
ing The eighih VI THAT complexion in lha
State.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-13

WILL SAD Tie Balt.mare An RI an.
speakirg 81 III omission If the X row
n ihirg C5nvertion al Ciucinnati t. upm-
hate a cantidats fyr the Presidency, SAYS it
was wise There il 10 ma living n the
UHited States hose rai,ica nld personal
chara tar c.ulI stand the wear ard knocks
Of two year. Canvass.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-13

Tar lLLIxo,s sEsArI stand 10 wings
and spti-D Douglas, 8 Douglas, and 2 doubt
fol. The House stands l6 wings and an.
si-DouRlas, snd29 Dougiss. Where's Ne.
bssskss
kichssdson's majority over Williams Sal.
ON a,eks P,aindealsr.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-13

Eisht hundred dollars have been subscrib.
Cd 10 Washington for the purpose Of raising
monument 10 Stewsrt Holland. the young
man whe fred tie signal gun on the Arc
lie.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-13

LosGEvIrY.--A man did in Albion. n :
. few dsys since, 1t the advanced az
of one hundred and Eve years aud is
months.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-13
Tarlio~, supper.

The Ladies' of the Cd Baptist Church VIII give pup
lie supper IN lie Claire Hall, ON the Evening Oh
day tho aIst inst, = mid in completing their new
house Of wo ship. The ladies and gentlemen oil pa'
export and vicinity are respectfully solicited 70 'a'o'
them with their presence.
nayannorI. Dec u 9Th, 1871.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-13

TREAraE.-Mr. Wyman offers a very at.
trsctive bill this evening for his last appear
snce. The bill is large and one that ought
never to fail Of securing large attendance.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-13

Some idea may be formed Of the magni.
tude of the stores Of winter clothing sen,
out to the British army, from the fact that
upwards Of sixty million pairs of worsted
socks, ninety thousand OF wooden Jerseys
fifty Thousand OF flannel drawers and eighty
thousand Of gloves, have recently been dis
patched to the Ceimca
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-13

The editors Of west IN paper o servo.
The poem nh oh we publish in thi. week
isral was writ u Y n esteemed rie ID,
S3w nary years n Vie grave f5r his own
slEuseIAeut.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-13

,PLosros,-About II O'Clock this morn
Ing one Of the boilers 10 Benneii's Mil tx
pioded. severely scslding the fireman. Hi
case il considered critical Tse Mill wa'
not materially irjured.-!MuscCtine Jcu,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-13

HsAI1x OF cIrfEs.-The following are
the number Of deaths in come Of cur princi-
pal cities for the week ending New. IS, With
Shsir prvportiou TO the population:
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-13
Wool Mutton Sheep.

The greater part OF them, were selected from ira
best doees in Vermont aud Ohio and are Of The Spsn
ish breed, tho hardest sheep known, aud have bean
in this count. more than year ard stald h. wp,a
well. The, arc mostl. Ewes and Lambs III ,ouns
Sheep. There Is also number Of extra fac Eu,ts
The sheep will be- sold IN lots 10 SAT- purchasers.
ISix months tims will be given Oh Sli amounts az,
or S5g
Farmers wishing to engage IN this the most proe
bio OF all other stock vii do well 10 Improve his o,
lotlhit!.
1ney will be old nj great sacrifice; the uuderign
ed. having sod his farm aud has 40 suitable IN
IL keep them he isconpeld to dispose of them Ibe
shacp BE- seen ii the place above described auy
tine between this aud d.. OF sale.
Sale ~ conan nee al ~ elk. A. NJ.
J. SHIELDS.
fb.ran,nrt Dae -th I6sl
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-13

The friends Of Temperance and prohionon VIZ
meet at the Goart House this Wednesday evening"
at half past o'clock 10 transact business q 'np"'
,,n.a MANY CITIZENS.
Dec 18th, 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-13

Hoo IrEms-At kei,hsburg. at asst &C
counts, SO was the highest figures.
A, Rock Island, So to So 80 are the zig
ures.
At Burlington, IS to IS 80, dividn. on
$50 lbs.
At Pekin, So so is paid.
At Besrdstown, Ill So 40 for immediate
delivery.
Cincinnati $4@450.
At keokuk, So, SO IS and 3 30, accor-
ding to weight.
AtSpringfeld,I H., So so for 200 lbs and
over, and So to SO IS down to $50 lbs, and
less weights at So so.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-13
A NC 10 N S.
SALE OF SHEEP,

THE subscriber will sell ut public sale on hts ,o,
ises, nt the upper end OF Main ST. pa,enro,S a'
FRIDAY Dec 18th, 1854; his entire lot of ,h.en w.,
boring betw cen two ard three hundred head ~.
nock OF Sheep Il comp scd OF all tho best breeds I,
Sheep IN III, coantry, from the fall Boodsd Fren.s
and Spanish inarino down TO the long
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-13
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OfflCA!

GENERAL INTELLIGENCE Cff4cA!
IIE Hnd,rsigncd has oened Il q ar.l lat tEtrrnc
One with comp e'' - hnors N wi h Il
ent - all ind ~ k.,a md rsotal prnpe /, for
ftr rcit the IaIn"s of II Scfsutts VIII wish 10
places ~ families mi, th cts aI4o ~, rnn,s o
" ehantcs iaborcrs nd others see. i . npp, tnrti
az u thos' who r' IN search ~ ~, It,l.. 81
IT.. 80 tartntf u o. mmr t. success ~ oht in.
H. . ,ith arhy II ng AT my Office cbare - mod raj
Gan 4nh r'g'st'r No ants orders ami they W
rec aise prohlt attention.
A. FISEPt ElD,
No. Commercial 81 ldings
Dec iSjl-ity
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-13
Political Items:
a Nspigram.
sY rox. TIE FOLDER soT

Ey rox. TIE FOLDER toT.
The tns notnlns coined into control,
And the, burnt up iots OF pow der,
/! believe n hey carried the vhoie,
JheY corldulI a ero v 81 M ionner
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-13
Arris,n,

Iowa City, Dec. s. 1854.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17
CHERRY WINE

a. TRAW PAPER - 1900 reams, single and
y double crown, n sto for sale by
leb2l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17


the events Of the past, yet hopeful Of tbe fnt,re
started again on their journey towards the set-
ting sun.
Long and chequered years have passed and
the whole face of the mighty West has changed
The red man, driven back before the rolling lido
Of civilization, no longer turks upon the banks
Of the Queen IF Rivers. The unsightly RATS
that drifted upon its quiet waters have given
place to floating palaces, furnished with ali the
conveDjences and luxuries that taste or comfort
can suggest. Long after the event which we
have related had transpired, Rogers, then On
old hunter, stood beside that simple stone; the
mound they had piled above the pulseless had
sunk to level with the surrounding earth
and his eye nostened as be related the incident
to . comrade, and his lip quivered as be wound
up his story with, stAh ! preachers may talk of
ssublimity, but never saw any religion so sub
lime as that Of that mother by the side of the
grave Of her son in the wilderness
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17
amakf,
Arise for the day is passing
Mhiln rnit Lie dr.asl n, inc. IN

Arise for the day is passing
While you lie dreaming on .."
Your brothers are cased in armor
And forth to the fight are gone
Your place in the ranks awaits you
Each man has part TO play
The past and the future are nothing
In the face Of the stern to-day.
Arise from yonr dreams Of the future
Of gaining hard-fought field,
Of stOrminz the airy fortress.
Of bidding the giant yield "
Your future has deeds Of glory,
OF honor (God grant it may.)
But your arm will never be stronger
Or needed as noW-to-day.
Arise If the past detain you,
Her sunshine and storms forget
No chains so unworthy to hold you
As those Of vain regret
sad or bright she is Iifrless ever: .
Cast her phantom arms away.
Nor look back, save to learn the Lesson
Of a nobler strife to-day
Arise for tie hour is passing
The sound that You dimly hear,
LIS your enemy marching to battle
Rise rise for the foe is near
Stay not to brighten your weapons,
Or the hour will strike at last.
And from dreams of a coming battle
You will waken and find it past.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17

A LC0HOL.-2O bbls Alcohol, high proc,
"A lHndns from steamer H D. Bcen, sale
lap2l A DELAGRAEE 10 AlaVztu-
STORAGE FOR SALT, for about Is 600
~ ags, the Agers Waelousng Forwarding Co Av ia
ny8 A f. COCHRAN d HALL, Sc era
GoULEY's BlTTERs--50 boxes in store,
: =, S'Y o MART i Co, 70 Telourftoala street.
NEWARK CIDER.-15O barrels, to arrive,
tlf 6als By A. .. GRIFFF Il Co,
mS3o 40 Old Lteee street.
f~tALCINED PLAsTER-184 bbls. landing
Y aud for by BoGEkT WILLIAMS Il CO.,
te6ss 10 Camp street.
Es0CK WINES Sparkling, Rudesheimer,
k Z Iohaunisberg for sale by
is56t R. +. NICHOLS CO, 81 cama street.
q -3LARET WINES-0f various grades and
z ! viuagps, in wood slass, Tor sale ny
l.56t ~. NlstIoLs & CO, 81 Camp etres,,
essARDINES-10O cases halves and Or boxes,
je5 St L. F. NICHOLS l1a a.
EINRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERs--200 doz
i15B ''''' .'s r. F. NICHOLS Co. "a Camp sresr.
G-xINS-Meder, Swan, Hungarian, Eagle, and
js46t R.F. NICHOLS & CO. "a Camp street.
gSORK-500 barrels choice new Mess Pork,
landing from [ sho~s Tor pae in to suit per
ofFEE-11o bags prime green Havana,
tanning sT aehooner Ni1aB aud
C.. b. BRoADWELL CO. So and IS Poydras at.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE - For
The EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS.
~ Open every Day and Evening, texcept Sanday
NJ TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADsITTANCE, will be tie price
atIo, Ihs NJ. @ z, BE- s.o 70 FEE APMssoSs @ of Er
and pc ce fa' uaGegH .h4 ,n2s extensive alterations
SS m%cSERY 6EpsRTNT .R. SEN fss ys, Of M Ts %
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t VEN a den 10 9n g. + a 'Tasd IRFE q TP,d s
sAMD YEARS OLD hss been deposited the Crystal BY
Ai2feher the cya Palace enco his moment more ar.i.
a. ais I'm proper discrimination, and Grgmeu
cifS 6cHfRH 'fs ot HP"s Musc will be in attendance the
y rs s Assyn igy sgs nnf Pc As9SR sgd @
! I Dollar or is equivalent cash il
pstsnsi Fayen flee during hs gsq gsap
a SyasS podSe Se ha di say s ss IN
sEcoNn GOLD MEDAL coating One Thousand Dolar. or .s
s ssass9s c9.es s Zach StB M ri &
ES ss oss 9Th u@s % h bsht each
@ b. va !" Sa.4 81 NJ ] y Inventor whoe in
tered Or ca. Aed within the and cfgss
s @ors & @ @ s 9 3dlaka ast WORTHY Q" sae Testimonial
togETn FIVE MEDALS on Haadred Dollars each,
@ @ IL EsyPsa 4 f IL s csa s,s'i psss. &C..
e4esitnt a. agrs4 ''' "''' '
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