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Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-09-15
Later from oregOn.-The steamship Americr

Later from oregon.-The steamship America
arrived on Thursda, morning in two days from
Umpqua river. The Herald has the following
summary from the Umpqua Gasats:
Eve have heard reports Of the discovery OF
rich gold mines at Eugene City, Lane county
We make the following extract from a private
Ieiter from friend in reference 10 these mines
"Mr. Lucky, while sintEg we'll struck rich
lead Of gold, about twelve ieet below the surface
Ia is mixed with kind of blue clay, which, after
being dried, appeared TO be a sofi rock. saw a
few pieces that had been brought TO town a lew
hours before arrived ~ The way, nearly every
one in Eugene City had gone to the mines with
picks and shoyels. The pieces that saw, when
broken up and separated, were nearly one-ienth
6..rt gold"
A meeting was held at Scarborough TO take
into consideration the subject OF weekly line OF
stages between Scottsburgh and Jacksonville.
weutv.six hundred dollars were subscribed.
ne whole smoupt requisite is ten thousand dol.
' RS, and Il is believed Il can be raised without
. itficulty.
The road in the valley is still progressing stead.
ily. All Of the bridges with probably one excep
ton, will be finished this week.
Sacramento Union.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-09-15

TuIare Lake-A letter from c. b. Tribes, OF
the United States surveying party, now engaged
in the region Of Tulsre Lake, affords the San
Joaquin RsyNJiiean an interesting account Of their
locality. Tulare Lake - about fifty miles in
breadth. On the east side Of the lake, north OF
Tule river, for about sin miles, the land, generally
speaking, is very good, but rather cut up by
sioughs. The timbered land (which is principally
oak) commences one or two miles east OF the lake,
and continues up the river and sloughs TO the
mountains with some intermissions and open land.
Ten miles south Of Tulare lake, and little east
Of the slough, 10 a small lake, i've or ak miles
long and about two miles wide, which runs into
the tnIes Most Of the land for some miles from
the Tulare Lake, is Of a low, muddy, alksli soil,
and altogether uninviling tor settlement. The
writer describes the phenomena OF the mirage,
which is frequently Observable in the vicinity Of
the lake. He says
When about eighteen miles distant, the lake
would, at times, appear 10 be almost within a
Stone throw, and had we not known the distance,
might have been induced, during the exceedingly
hot weather 10 the early part Of July, TO travel to-
ward il to slake our burning thirst. Trees fifteen
miles OF would loom up 30 that they could be
seen dstipcty in their natural sire and state and
Immediately under them other trees, but in an in
veried position. We also observed horses walk
ing along naturally and inverted."--dRg
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-09-15

THE u. S. Practice SHIP PREBLE, has arrived
from Madeira, and reports the grape crop again
failed. AT the latest advces all on board the Ari-
can squadron were we'll The Constitution was
expected at Madeira about the middle of Septein-
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-09-15

ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Fun, WONDER, AND DELIGHTIi
For Six Nights Only,
w " M a M,
The Wizard and Ventriloquist,
Will give series Of his Popular Entertainments
IN the above Hall, commencing on
MONDAY EVENING, September III, 1854.
When he willnroduce New Experiments, Anus
ing Scenes in Ven,riloqusm, and the ever
laughable, hfe-moying, and Speaking Automa-
tons.
Doors open al "a o'clock; commence al so'clock.
Zsy- See small bills.
Sept l0-Gt DR.. +. DENMAN Agent.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-09-15

Port OF Astoria.-A statement Of vessels that
have arrived and departed at the port Of Astoria,
from September LIST, 1858, TO July 18th, 1884, in.
elusive is published 10 the Statesman. Il appears
hat the whole number Of arrivals has been l7g,
epartures 1874 The principle export trade has
cen lumber which has amounted within ten
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-09-15
SAN RAFAEL. Aug. 7, 1854


Editor Times and transcript: IL is with regret |
have TO inform you that the whole county of Marin
is in a state Of instruction. About one hundred
and fifty Irish Catholics arrived here this morn
ing, who are destroying the property Of the citi-
and obstructing the progress of civil police
We expect every moment conflict between the
body Of the county and the Catholics. The cili-
zens have sent 10 the State prison for all the can
non and small arms and men they have.
Very respectfully, &c.
Sheriff Stocker, who was IN this city al the
time Of the outbreak, went TO Saucelito, and pro-
ceeded from thence 10 San Rafael, arriving short
time before the au1ilisries who left this city; but
il would seem, from our advices, that he could do
but little towards quelling the disturbance.
Information has reached us that about fourteen
Of the men who went over in the Reindeer on
Monday morning returned last night, reporting
that the squaiters had already one feld-piece
upon the ground aud presented such formida-
bic 'front.' both in number and arms, that the large
body who medhated an attack upon them were
somewhat deferred, and concluded 70 wait until
they could procure heavy arms. The county
clerk OF Marin is said TO be one Of the squatters,
and all Of them express a determination TO hold
the premises at any cost.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-09-15

CtAsT AND WROUGHT IROS.-Fair-
~ BARN on the Application OF Cast and
Wrought Iron 10 Building Purposes.
Just received at TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Aug % bookstore, near oh st
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-09-15

SIR ASHLEY COOPER, BART, NJ. d.,
The Eminent Medical Practitioner, Aaslfia paiaa
Bile Legacy to Ahe World an his
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-27

Coop ADylcE YRoM rug RIonF QUARTER The
Irish American Of this week, publishes anolherad-
dress 10 lrisniLn 10 America, from (lhe pen Of the
editoT,) Mr. Lynch. The American osksi
mWhat shall we do TO avert the storm which
thT6alensl What shall We do TO ward on the i'm.
pending eVil How ar5 we TO right ouTselysF in
public estmalion~
"By following these simple rules Of conduct
and aoli0nfby hSoding all porter house, bar room,
and street sqha bles and ooliSionsj by sludiously
keeping away aud avoiding street pTeaeheIs--io
hear whom u you 90 you viii most hssutedly get
Initiated and insnltedi by resolving seduously 10
conquer general and particular respect by decent
ond pedceful deneanoTi by remembering that, as
new citizens oFinhabtanisol ihese United Slales,
common modesty aud delicacy should operate TO
prevent US from bringing ourselves, by bTawlS or
Otherwise, prominently or notorOusly before the
publioj by ever bearing In mind that sufficient en-.
ployment and fair remuneration await the sober
Industrious, aud that thereby competence for the
support and education Of our families swilhin out
Teu6hj by rejecting aud believing that no true
American will ever deny respect, gratitude, 0nd
attachment to him (Of whatever oOuntTyl who de,
serves 1t by honesty, peaceful mannefs and unlir.
ing effort at adVhneeaenti by attending TO, ObseT.
Yingly practising these simple rules Of action, we
lTshtnen, cen weather The storm which Tages
around Us 50 leadully atthe presents undwe can
change the feelings aud sentiments Of ontagonism
which unhappily have prevailed and still prevail
among US.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-27

ing an action Tot divorce, Il will be remembered
Mis. Forrest obtained a verdiolin her favor. and
an award, we believe by the jury, Of about SS 900
per year, during life observation-disclosures.
Mr.. Forrest entered an appeal, giving security 10
abide the event MI. Bryant aud auoiherg gentleman
being his suIelieS, and The matter has there Stood
no payments having Oeen made.
III the meantime, Mrs Forrest, after playing here
and elsewhere, went OF to San RI, nolsco, where,
II Is said, sheiS making money IS The proprietor
and mnnagtTess Of o theatre. Nit Forrest, II IS
known, hos olso been playing with much success.
The bin Of exceptions on The appeal is 10 be-
shtered for the October meeting of The geneIdI
term Of the court but will not probably, from
what we can ascertain, be ready for Argument,
probably, TOT some time 6llerWapds. II viii make
We are told, about sJ0Pages pnnled maiirT,--N.
Y. EEprtss.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-27
Love and Suicide.

An i,emih ougpnpeT yesterday briefly referred
to vsry melancholy case Of suicide Of young
lady. The Wooster tohio) Democrat thus details
the alair
A heart Iending and melancholy suicide was
committed ii lfitlol, in this county, on Saturday
last. beautiful and inleIesllDg young lady,
mined jennie Bear, on adopted daughter Of Wm'
KNIGHT, was mo OBJECT oil this ca19 OF 5eli.de-
junction. on Saturday morning she pioouted a
ohsin ana fastened il 10 the limb OF cherry iTee
IA lhe yard, o1cended the ltee 10 a branch, old
trno1 fgrslf OF, When found, she was quito
49, s6d coid. Disappointment in love Is assigned
y ~ cane Of NE melancholy lci. Her feelings
80 btrn titled with, Tier deep. undyipg Wo
49,, loSs W. taglifoSd Of false ShHne, end ohu
~ I'm 4 vFeot--a monument Of mans unlaith-
C,I0 ana eontpf conoioncy, Unable 10 beer
M oinsl the shocs, ~ niomsn.ol desperation
5aa6t Islha by f1shing into the unknown re-
5is6 Y hitnriiy. So va ~ omia6lo gil, Be.
iovoi 81 all hef ac4nolNQce1 re! 9ealh mss
III ioonl over roeial Cilele that vii not toolI
Bal Yes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-27

DEciDEDLY DEAD.-R Recently, near Peru, Ind,
bull was struck by locomotive, TIE collision
causing both animal and iron horse 70 ty OF The
tack. A young gentleman juai from college, who
was in The cars d th5 time, GaYB tbst om tie lao
quantity 81 vegetable malleFin different stages OF
tigesll6n, which exuded from lhe oIifce1 made IN
lfo cutiolo and .memblansora tilSpss uiElound-
ilg he VlsceIa 81 tho bovine quadrupsd, Il Wcl
h5 opinion thathe che bully was ssIioully, II n0l
iaiolly killed,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-27

CnoLIAA on SmPBoAaD. 1.-The packet York
shlfe, from LOudOn arrived Of this port Yesterday
Tut Is detained at Quarantine 10 consequence Of
having cholern on board. She lost twenty.one Of
her passengers during Tie yoyage By that disease.
The ship ST. Petersburg, also eTtivsd, yesterday,
iTon HAVE, reports having lost (ollY;hye Of heF
passengers by the same d,ssase.--NSiD York Her
atd, 2Uth.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-27

THEWA6nEoros SESTiNEL pertinenlly reminds
the Union and those who now compltiu HAT the
Administration meeting was interrupted by the
Know Nolhings that the meeting Of Wednesday
night was not Tue hrst meeting in that city which
has been similory treated The Sentinel says:
meeting was held early last winter at Copp's
SELDOM II was meeting OF those VINO call Them.
selves National Democfats--of those who sympa.
lhiEed with the New York HaIds. They mel to
adopt resolutions expressive Ol their views aud
feelings. That Meeting was interrupted. Violent
disturbances were created by ne 0PpoRtntS OF IL,
These opponents were reminded that they were
not invited 10 participate in the proceedings Of The
meeting, and il was politely limited that they had
better TeiiEe from the meeting. This they refused
10 do. The meeting was broken up, aud they had
the credit Of bTeaking up.
This was last winlsfut Copp's Saloon, and this
woS the fTSt occasion OIL which meeting was
violently broken up In Washington. The exam
Pile then set hns been followed, and those who set
II sIe esoppedfrom all complaint. Wehavs beard
that some OF Them who complained most gIeyiOug-
ly or tile Disturbances Of Wednesday evening,
were The most active IN causing like disturbance
at COpp's saloon. tH.I
Now, We consider oil such interruptions dis
gTFeelnl ouiT0ges, that ineitths seveIs0t oondem-
nation, whether they occur OF Chicago, CaTuss
OF at Gopp's Saloot, ''I hat IS sauce for the
goose Is sauce for the gandeE.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-27

A RobseaS AT Tne NEw YoRK TnRATRE.--.
Hon. J. 81. Bolts, OF Virginia, now stopping a the
AsloT House, had rs pocket picked Of $500 a. Tie
New York Theatre on Monday evening, the open
ing night. The thief WHO gave bid name % Geo.
Williams, distracted Ml. Roils'S wallet from bis
pocket inthd theatre, but, 90 be toi1ea IT, he Wal
detected By ofies1 Allison, The money vas %
hlt hnnp al Tie time he was algetled.--lttp York
1imS5 l2oA.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-27
r1-rhs New York Sun, or HE 2olh saysi

Ths Stsamship Ben. Frahkhh Bondsd--This
vessel, seized by order Of the Government IN sus.
picion OF being fitted out on behalf ofsoms Ven'
ezudlans foTan operation against Venezuela, but
no aImnment Ds a;Iondy slated, found on board
was yesterday bonded, MT. ohas. O'ConnoE tho
counsel iov the owners, becoming thegutety in The
sum OF $4,000 aud tho steamer has been dis
charged from aTitsL
In respect 10 The matter, We have heard ii said
the suspicion is thut the Government he's not been
Quick enough, as a baTQue sailed q few days ego,
having on board, Il is supposed, laige quantity
Of arms and muniiichs OF war Of oil kinds, but
Whethsrtho Benjamin Pnnklin, fitted up, es she
apparently has been, foI wat vessel was 10
have been 10 ony way connected with her, IS
wholly unknown, and affords no grounds Tor her
detention,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-27
T oLOMb INST1TuTB 5e
POIt KOUKG JbApIRe.
H5 b.. MONS RLJRG. pa rs. y l5t
-nn1uIA n PnnMnEI prInninl

OLIVIA j, FRENCH, Princtpal,
fUNHB neat session or THE nhtullon will cOmmeneeon
II 1st ofNoVonibnf, 1884 aud eQuilphe for hye
months, Boaldmg, Washing aud Light 80 Tor lye
months, el00por year Tuition nom 81 20 Sl4 for
i've months, according 70 class. Any person sending
three hchoara for ateAsi0n Of i've mouths and peyng
Hoard aid Tulonn null IN ddYhnce eha DO enlltleh 10
redgetl0 OF nSo dollars on each scholar end ny one
tsnihsh i've scholars ard PsSng ther Hoard end Tuition
In adyauce 0iall DO entitled TIA ltduepn Or 81 o. each
scholar THIS vii. alotd dInerett Individuals IN the
uaue nelehbohood an opporiunly ofunhs aud hereby
reducing tic calonues Y II l-.r' tAl4i n ~ i" PA
CsiI6suea giving iphhsr Information, be had bylP
plying 10 tile Principal III. HfIeJ
n 4. E.--Pficea remain az heretofore.
Vnions1utg, Pa, Sept. 20, ~. sep2O
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-27
Opium Aaters.

An article in the recent number Of DE Journal
OF Physiological Medicine, details some curious
f,ols In relation 10 he uns and effects OF OPIUM
Ills stated alhalm tie drug be taken ia compare.
liiyey small and frequently repealed doses, itpro.
daces excitement and nlealaHable fell Is before
1t tooasiOas stupot, The capibility ofrecelving
excitement from ii Is probably Increased by habit,
somewhat IN the same manner that alcoholic IL.
qaols gyemoit pleasure 10 those who alsin some
degree habllual.d TO them" M. Madden, in bic
travels in Turkey gives a brief description Of Tue
opium'eateIS Of COnSianlinOplei
The eoGte housesin which they assemble are
situated ina large square, and on the benches
Outside they door The sil and indulge in the TeVeIes
to which he dug gives nEs. Resates that their
gestures were wild, their Failures flushed, sud
their talk iueoheIsnl. Some, however uddIessed
eloquent DISCUSSES 10 the byslandsrs, and olheFa
appeared to BE- enjoying the most beollig IDEAS
Dir. Maiden was hmaelf DESTROYS Of experiencing
the ehsois he fflt took one grain OF opium, bul
1hOuG and half elapsed without any prToepuble
effect, The keeptr Of the coilee-houss wished 2
give him Two grains more but no only consented
10 halfthis quantity. However he subsequently,
took ON additional quantity oftwo grains, aud then
he became sensibly excited, Everything now ap.
deaFed enlaFRed 10 VOlume--iheIe wps sort OF
curious expansion OF mind and maller But Mt
Madden discovered that The pleasuIe was chiefly
deiived from external objeCls, and when be eosed
his eyes the same feelings were no longer excited
He now determined TO make his way home IS
fast as possible; but ns be went he feared 10 COM
init some eGiiaVaEnnoe. He was huTdly sensible
that his feet touched the ground, but seemed to
slide along 90 u impelled by some Invisible asen'
oy, when rendered hib body llghlel than the air.
The moment he got home he went to bed, but tie
same deighl'ul visions filled bic mind all the
night. The next day, however he Nee pale and
disputed, with headache and iesbleness, 80 that
he was all that day oonfned 10 bis sofa. Mt.
Madden speaksOf the pIaehce as extremely iniui
IiouS 10 the opium eaters lhgmselves-lhey lose
their annetites-become feeble and tremulous-
their necks wry, and tlieI fingers oonlTioled-4
they ore perfectly misvlable unit The time nIliyes
for The Qualification ~ their Indulgence. Dr. OPP
penheim, German wnleI, makes similar tiate-
lneul; "rhs hablnal opium eateI,n says he, sis
Instantly recognized by lis apPsaInnoe--a tolol
attenuation Of body, . WithsTeJ yellow oounte.
nance, a lame Bail,H BINDING OF the spine, iTe-
quenuy 10 such deges rs TO assume circular
form, and ElaSsS deep sunken eyes, .belruy him Of
glance" DR., Oppgnheim mentions that The
habit Is most impossible 10 break, but that those
who make The attempt ingehously mix their pills
with wax, aud daily diminish the qutntiyol OPT.
um until nothing but the wax Tempins.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-27
'IRUBIkkIB RALR.

DY Virtue deed or Trust executed 10 ne br u,u
I'D asJcl5T5 ioTtho beheht &c The NOrh Wt,ltrs M
~ sh 1 ~ Y & lhe gu diydO
county TO sell 70 Tie sheal bidder loretAh lie tolS
properly, OF mbfh thofeoI a. nay DO HeCt,ttrT M M
Isiyths i6tpotes III said tusf 20 VIII me Aouih
No. n IN i4lh fquH6 or the city or IHletuf Ia TI
Zine's addition thereto, sppotod 10 eature ls,t ~,
on 9th HiIeot and running back 1872 fell ahO NE Wt,t III
or lot No t7o oUluhn gtTeqt IN said city Of NYhsent
Terms or Sple-esth. Such title only WIN " e6hJ,n
AZ veAed In me BY the taid deed Of uutl ,areTd,i
deed book 81, page 3Os, aibe Csrs oce Of OElot a.
". Hot'f sfnnl ias. ID. LAMB, M.
hen6id Tr,.t,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-27

We find In ne Washington Union lle siow
ihs correspondence sipecling the lameDlaole al
iait Al Foil LaFtulei
DeaG Sil--ln oileE to correct any erroneous nm
Communicated lhioOghthe public press
rtspeotinr The recent massacre near toit Laramie
and The oi.oumslances which led 10 VI tIangnl',,
fur DuDl,oat,n COPY Of the only official report o!
tbot oiTnir received al this office. us presumed
maj more detailed TenoH viii be received iionl
that posl BY tbe next mail. You viii perceive
thot NE slaismenH heretofore publisher are w
Correct, so fol atleust as feeafde lhs ohou'ns'uN
ces which preceded the massacre.
Very respectfully, youIobedient seIyanb
y. COhPEn, Ad't iGeneTal
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-27

/ a. yvornrssg,. Dooroa.---Wo have heard oil
many remarkable cuFea IN our Jay e lsiiqs ossh
lnerfornsd bv 6noot doctors, but they ll Q glQIt
OF mau up M VemlOnll the o.s'- ~ "
Is dunth on ieYoTb, opnaumplllr ~ W 9 Wy,
dow as he opens tloob anu eIlpsy
his tonchl b0ttis 10 cuIlllg caNefIsl lqyeI ~ "a
Sa. mat IA most d,sphtys hi8 still, Il ne may "a,
ileye bic ffiendt, They soy hg wQ9 teeeNtf eensY
In yisila vonBe adv who had algunble1ome ieYtI
sore Opon ono Of heE lowel lnlas 9sVeigi sun
nent physicians were In aitendQnes, y w 't
10 The conclusion that nothing eoulu shsS KY w
but nmpulauonl ag llie li'nD VIZ !, ,s.,J
from the knee 10 the ankle 10 lo9As,u ~ t:seNN
without hetlt6tion declared he could "nlhel
yyellliep or Il hi io.ly eight houlsN 80 oonhusnl
,lil be seen that liza enffsTel believed him, ond
DISCHARGED the other doctors. Hq mlpadnlely
made al duplication Of cetoln SnlYe 70 lls lllnO'
and 90 wonderful we're tls pronefpgsi l9as ny lne
next day when no Onllel agnilb ell the dlsensed
fltsh he'd disappeared without nqmnfrom lhe knee
down, leaving nolkiDghus We lqlesi blD0dYss'
sells and cords Of the leg, and The toe nals. After
carefully SoTnpug end washing tho boneg he np,
piled linam6dt end bpndpges 70 the limb and
len Il for another day. Upon his return, 10 SUI
prise Of all present, the bones had become coveted
with hssh, and benuliful ekln--in word b. bad
REDEEMED HE promise, uudin two day had elected
a complete cute OF The diseassl limo,
THIS wonderful mann said 10 keen SIX horses
WhiohaIe worked hnfdin carrying him 70 visit bis
patients, 90 great Is lheiT number III iool there
seems 70 be but one thing Ia tie WY Of hts sic-
cess. he hos cured large nunl3er OF mollen
ladies', alI Of whom ole 10 filled with gIaiiludsi
that they ore ANXIOUS 10 repay him their hands ps
they alfeady have their HEARTS. His mode Of cure,
To says, hos been peoullaIin such cases. and as
no has always found that single ladies' were more
easily CURED when the hopes Of marriage arc held
out, he has universally promised them husband
upon their recovery aud now they are anxious,
one end al, 10 idke him At bis word As The laws
Of Vermont will moi permit him 70 merry OIL BITS
patients Of this class, We expect TO heat either
that he has removed with ne whole lotto Utah,
where the Mormon laws will allow him to giduiy
the wi5hes Of alt, or That his future practice VIII
be confned The male sex, and 10 suoh ladies a9
Olready have husbands that vii prevent thelflay'
ing claims 10 him. .I9 hllh ldi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-27
RnAh ReTAnn sA1ne
~ ri 75Ii=s5ff' -

$3.50. 10 20 SOLD.
hy ,.sdg 7. Ts lgsals Ieis convenient q h.
llif snsd s.sly otsr az e. 5ha proetS.
Ae y NeNA be nttl d,lIi6i5 bts VI eter VII
te 9LYl agy 9lll reehlglh f5od ieS eI,a Milo
en- ffW1luy lorci. Wbt be ttf In y. w puck,
ont we ylsIq Yib lhioreti ron ny lho blis,
.5 10 90, oss f9a''7!sg ISs. goo@ viz
The acl end ~ ihe lot 10 most sopo,o WOOL i ~
end tho ietauon y astlrable, asills within A. aH!lhi
wsh o. ie most bnsineao poyit Of he civ h'e hhl
one. tWoand Arso ySais PoiuGisf hl;hhir
10 lOHNDUNEH. iisti,..i!ltea ipl5,
mAs9 ON ns4l door % y. RoliaS nj sSl.S