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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-07-12
CHAPTER III.

Reginald Montfelling had in Charles
Lambaily, reputed Uncle. The reader has
seen in the preceding chapter how much he
esteemed him. About fifteen years before
that remarkable year on a particular day on
which Thomas Jefferson and other sons Of
freedom pledged to each other their lives,
their fortunes and their sacred HONOR Charles
Lambally. as he called himself, arrived IN
Portland, bringing with him little boy OF
some five or six years, whom he called Regl-
nald Montfelling, his nephew. Twas soon
known that the new conner from the old
country was wealthy, and very wealthy
lie bonght beautiful house on one OF the
most bnsiness and beautiful streets IN Port
land drove a finer span of large blacks, had
servants more and clothed them in prettler
and costlier livery, and in fact lived IN higher
stvle than any Of the bon tons OF the good
c;fv Of Portland. Every one knew that he
vas rich from one fact, if from none other,
viz That he claimed and obtained by rlgh,
of a will of a deceased brother who had dleo
lin England, large, rich and valuable trac
Of country, living some few miles from Port
land. He would, in possession OF this trac
alone, have been immensely wealthy. Hl
great wealth was compared by some even t.
: the Robbers treasury in Ali Baba,' and
t course was greatly exaggerated. Be that a
: it may, Charles Lambally rolled in wealth
: end enjoyed all the luxuries Of life-but W
). recall the word all, for as will be shown here
4 after in this eventful yarn, that such was nc
: in reality the case. He indulged in ever
!. pleasure that money could afford.
- Years passed in annual routine and Charlie
i, Lambally still bore the name Of rich man
n Reginald had sprung up from the child {
S, some few years, to likely youth, fred wit
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CHAPTER. ".

We will now return from our DEPRESSION,
and look for the clump that Reginald and
lothian had anchored at. Seated on the green
sward, they were Don discussing the subject
to which we have alluded.
WALL spoke the honest Yankee, I'll jest
tell We what we ought ter dew-ought by
some means or nuther get pixies, boarding
pixies, thar's nuthing like them pixies in a
regular built skrimmage. By my mothers
ole black cat, if war Capting of the Gull
meow, would MT sail 'thout l had them ar
ticles, by wooden clocks l wunnot.'
well nv honest friend, how can we OBJ
tain them :? The armory has given us q
great deal more than dared even wish for
if couldavail myself of them I surely would.
How can we tain them Z? exclaimed the
yankee halfway contemptuously, and only
needing the first of Reginald's reply; that
a purity question to ask, by Jemimy 'tis.-
Master Reginald how can we do but take 'em
vas take 'em! What ye opening yer peep
ers at! You look jest like green 'un, whe
he sees water spout for the first time. A
said before, take 'em and that shortly
Listen-don't ye know that the little Britls
transport that's lying off Sandy Hook, onl
one nights sail from here, or some better,
armed with cutlasses, pixies, and all kinds {
murderous weapons. Wal, here's my plan
we'll Jest sail tonight directly for Sand
Hook, and under tarnal British colors. tn
l natally feels disgraced, sorter like ha
been dewin' somethin' mean, when | walk
under 'em. We will keep off seaward unit
night sets in, then by goose gravy, jest U
sail, and steer right long side the tender, VI
der them said colors to keep off 'spicion, ar
Jest board her, take her pixies, lease we wan
II L. -hET9 ~
got most men and can do it, then by Il
| drunken fiddler of Pineville, jest hist sa
from moonscraper to stay jib, and mayby '
wont git away from them diggins in son
short space of time
Yours is bold plan, lothian, but it
very hazardous, and we may in one she
nig ght get all our hopes dashed to the groun
However, as pixies are almost indispensab
will attempt the surprise, and pray G
we NAV succeed for our poor countrym
are sadly discouraged at the continual 81
cess of the British arms. But let them s.
battle manfully with King Georges hireli
myrmidons, let them put their trust in
King of Kings, and never say peace till
invader is beaten from our sacred soil, a
until the universe shall acknowledge
t n nation-FREE! and as the young enthl
5 asst spoke, his broad chest heaved, his wh
Q frame quivered with intense excitement,
+ proud lip curled in naughty defiance, and
8 pale blue eye cleaned with the fire Of patr
ism.
e The Yankee lieutenant looked on the
J panding chest, the quivering frame,
1t cleaning eye, with wonder, for he had ne
seen an outburst of the young mans zeal
fore. After some few moments, Reglr
s commenced in milder strain As
!. YOU lust now, lothian, must 60 up to
ot city, and write note or two, one to my
IN Gle. explaining my absence, and telling
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FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
Nash County and her Rum Candidates.

Mr.. EDIToR The honorable gentlemen
who have declared themselves, in the county
of Nash, for the Legislature of N. c., and
who have thrust themselves forward as can
didates for the sufrages Of the dear people
at the August election, are all liquor-treating
candidates entirely.
They show daily, BY the support they
give to the Internal traffic in whiskey and
Nash brandy, that they care not one groat
for the principles of the temperance portion
of the community, and are determined to
buy as many votes with liquor and rowdyish
conduct as they can find brutes who will sell
themselves. We had hoped that Nash CO.
never would disgrace herself in this manner
again, as formerly. We did hope our cam
dldates this year would be men of too much
decency aud self respect, ever to seek to OBJ
tain votes again, by such shameful and IN.
LawtuL means as liquor-treating. We hoped
;, they would have too high regard for the
heretofore injured reputation oftheir county,
injured because of this very disreputable
practcel to pursue the same course; but we
!, are sadly disappointed in the hope. Men
who are above treating to liquor for votes,
and who reverence the laws Of the State on
that subject, are of too much responsibility
; to suffer their names to be run as candidates,
/, while those who offer themselves as liquor
men and run on their own hook and then
have the impudence to ask decent people TO
! ! vote for them, are not worthy of the support
: Of the foul-mouthed suckers, even, that loaf
! around T'aylor's groggery. And do trust
that such candidates may not receive the
\ support of single individual who desires
to see his county redeemed from the odious
! thraIdom Of rum and rotten WhiSkey.
= = In the coming contest. we firmly believe
= the Temperance men in Nashville will stant
= !; py their principles faithfully. don't think
there is single one who will throw away
!, his vote on the rum-candidates who are out
= especially when be reflects on the probable
- - importance the next session of the legislator,
- will be, to the friends of Reform on the Ii
3 quor-tratic.' That Temperance man whc
= lends his support to these candidates at th'
ballot. box, will as certainly vote against hi
ha interest, the good of his county, and his prin
~ ~ ciples, as he is living soul. What has KEEP
- Nash CO., SO long liz the background, am
= !, made her people reproach and by-wor
h. h. throughout the whole State? Just sue
men as these, acting from hateful and unwo
ty motives, who nave stupefed and stultife
e. the minds of the people with whiskey ba
.tal tered for their freedom and liberty; yes, Ii
,ev erty to vote for whom they please, uninf
ere enced by fear or strong drink; | say, it is
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such men and by such means that large
portion of the county of Nash remains 10
this day. in the very darkest, blackest, gros-
sest ignorance; and sooner than help to keep
up this state of things, Gas all will do, who
vote for those who are the upholders of the
liquor traffic, and who are opposed to Pro-
hibtion) we had better never cast another
vote while we live; we had better never send
another man from Nash to Raleigh, than
send those who are the foes to the best in
terest of her citizens. Nav all true friends
of God, Justice and Right, be able to con-
tend successfully against Rum, He'll and
the Devil Yours &c
July lst, 1854. TEMPERANTIA.
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SINGULAR DEATH. The Galena (lll)
Jeffersonian of the 10Th inst, states that MIR.
John A. Morehead, living near Paris, Mo-,
died last week under singular circumstances.
He arose in the morning apparently in his
usual health, and after walking about for
short time and partaking Of his breakfast,
he ordered his negro man to bring long
bench into the house, saying he expected to
die soon, and wished to be laid out on the
same. He then ordered him to fire of
gun, as he wanted to see whether he could
hear the report After this his wife asked
him whether she should send the negro to
work in the feId-he replied not, that he
was going TO die, and wished the negro to
stay and help lay him out. He then laid
down and expired soon after.
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He who has no other way to distinguish
himself than by the fashion and ma
terials of his dress, is despicable crea-
ture, and unites the Stiffness of the goose
with the pride of the peacock.
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the New York Herald.
NFBREsYA PALLADIUM.

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pace" "'o'e az m''''! ''n'"'' s'"'"'''-
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I''p'', "'0se MISSION seems 10 US 10
Pt''a 'hc lessons drawn from ''e Pa9'' @'o
'o' man. +" "''' "oP+'u' '"'"''
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her OF our Nebraskan Contemporary, VIII
Suno mis-giyings as TO The result Of Ia
bors pursued under such ~unrayorable CON,
d;,i,us rs II must for the nres.pt l.,
10.
P'10e" "'N'' 's "'ls' w. "I''
tgreeably disappointed. In point Of Slyle
ligor and correctness Of Gic.ion, there arr
not many apcrs IN the Union. that car
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TEsTIMoNY oF a PHYsICIAN.

Extract of a letter dated Pittsburgh, Janua-
~ 12th, 1862: 81 will say that your Mustang
Liniment is the best Eminent l ever used,
have used Il inmy own ease, along the lower
part o. the spine, for spinal irritation, with
complete success. ! used II a few nights ago
when / @as perfectly crooked, and ny back 10
complete torture, from what the books would
call Opisihotouic condition Of the muscles
which YOU know IL about as bad az 'lock-jaw."
u gave immediate relief, andin the morning /
eould bend like a gutla percha uan, and aith
a. little pain. The medical profession, you
know, have a great aversion TO these kinds Of
r~eaiiiea, but from a knowledge Of the ingred-
ierisof the Mustang Liniment, ! would have
no hesitation in recommending il, wherever a
remedy - fetege pain Is indicated. have re-
commehdd It ia a number Of cases amy own
pracaee, AMI as Ear as ! can learn it has acted
sith equal eassity aad certainty as in my own
sase. Hoplng that Il may be used for and
hive Wy psin, eaersser u exists, and that is
nay remuaesate you well FOR your e%xertion'
o. bringing 50 valuable a remedy before the
public. Tfaly yours,
GRO. II. EEYsEH, NJ ID.
.M
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PHILIP j. sHANHop,
Attarnsr and c@eun.sller at Law.

G~Lrswoop, Minis C@oUsrY. Iowa,
WILL attend to all business entrusted 10 his
w care, with fidelity aud dispatch. Par
deu'ar attention given 10 The Collection Of
Debts, &c.
DIFFERENCES.
Hons. A. c. Dodge and James Shields,
Washington, ID. G.
j. and a. Lowery, p. 7. Belts g. Co., New
York City.
Joseph shannon, Esq, Palmer, Cook & Co.,
San Francisco, Cal.
Webb & Co., Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Hon. All. Smith, GAINESVILLE.
Hon. A. 7. Gray, Madison.
Hon. Otis Hoyt, Hudson.
Page & Bacon, 81. Louis, No.
Mclaughlin T. Barrow. st. Joseph, Mo.
3. 4. NuckoIls, Esq, Linien, Mo-.
Peter A.. sarpy, Esq, Nebraska Territory.
Ex-GoyernoT Stephen Hampstead, Dubuque,
Iowa.
r. Honn, Esq, Council BluGs, Iowa.
Naesolls & Co, Bennott s Harding, bela
White, Glenwood, Iowa. octll-u.
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rock BOttoml

from shore 10 shore AZ a depth of from five to
twelve feet. and consequently, permanent banks
on both sides, which, so far as the knowledge
Of Man extends, or appearances Indicate, never
have rbanvsd or ovpriowed. ia the extreme
hirb water the bottom on the lower side over
flows 90 some extent near The bluN; but never
af the river. Spring before last. during tue
high water. 70 was The only point above the
mouth OF Platte (eXcept So. Mary) where oml-
grants could cross The Missour-"la some
thousands of M1rm1us and others did cross
here during me very highest stage OF the water,
iu fact high nor low wafer was never known To
stop the farryiug at this point.
The Town Site is situated Oh a beautiful bun
henrh or slope Immediately on the river, with o
GOOD permaneut steamboat landing for az least a
mile IN length. There are twotHe streams run
ming through tha town, Oh botn of winch are
excellent mill privileges. The MOriGons dur
ING their sotouru here had a good mill with two
run of burs and aslW, on one OF these streams
/ the frame Is stli standing. There are extensive
limestone quarrirs, excellent clay for BRICK
making and other purposes, plenty OF iirsi rae
Sand. gravel, and an abundance OF good lumber
on the town site and in tine immediate yiclniy.
AS If is not our object 10 deceive, bat 10 give
a plain and truthful statement OF facts, as they
VIII be found 10 exist, the public can rely upon
the correctness OF Tho above description All
we ask is that those persoGs who contemplate
buviug town property In Nebraska will, before
making their purchase. examine our point as
we'll as others and then draw their " couclU-
sioIs.
There viii be a frstrate steam ferry boat at
the above named point carly next spring.
). Is. ~STEF3MhN,
B. y. PEGRAM.
j. C.. MITCHELL.
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- vnnn -snEscn1FrIoNsl

snJscribers will bear in mind, that we
rcJiying at q great distance From ihc p'-
w markcl, and that our winter supplies
.e@I. ID be laid in before The close Of
.~osisa,icn, md MONEY is needed for
bis purpose.
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ry5g Isthe mostplcasaut and eflcocious RENE
Az for Coughs. Coles, Asthma, Consumption
and al diseases Of the Lungs, ever offered to The
public. Our ever varying climate, and the cold
bleak winds Of the north and west produce
coughs and colds-dongers colds, which de-
mand Of the wise & prudent, the earliest attention
Tor this purpose 10 remedy has ever been disco
vered which has effected so many cures, and
which seems TO give such universal 7atiafaction
10 all. as Dr.CARrEn's CoUcH BALsAM. Read
or, have youa cough2 DO not neglect 1t. De
lay is dangerous. Usctais Ba'sam, at once, and
it win eicctuaily cure you.
Gyy- Price % cents Der bottle, large bottle
81, or six bottles for -.
For sale Of Dr.. Easlerly's Family Medicine
store, southeast corner Of Third and Chestnu'
ds., st. Louis, No.
Also. sold by P. A. sarpy, st. Mary Iowa
md by dealers in medicines generally, in Ill
west.
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SIGN PAINTER AND GLIDER.

TNHE subscriber having located himself at
l. SO. Mary is prepared 10 execute orders OF
every description OF Plain, Fancy, and Opa,
mental Painting. Signs painted, lettered and
gildsd in the most approved style and In the
%neatsst manner. Patronage respectfully so
.Gcifed. Office. at II. Myers, Front Street. 81.
Mary. STANIsiAUS SCIIEMAh5kY.
ST. Mary. Sent. 2T, -.
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FRESH PROVISIONS.

uNHE subscriber will visit st.
J. Mary on Wednesday and oT
Glcnwood on Tuesdays aud Satlr-
days Of each week, and will supply ines,
markets with Fresh Meats, Butter, Eggs, and
Vegetables, al the market price
Sept II, '5itf r. FORNLh
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DRAG
ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS.

Dh. a .NT.BRAGG ANO
ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS.
The great popular medicine OF The day
Vast amount used per month-The nu-
merous and wonderful cures it effects
lis magical effect upon Billions Fevers,
and Fever and Ague-Great excitement
among The Doctors!
INDIAN Queen W5gstabLe
l4ASo
A RE now admitted on at'hands 20 he a most
~ extraordinary and valuable medicine ia
-eaerai use. ltnot only acts as n specific upoR
lhe billions and typus feyers, chilis and fever,
and fever and ague OF the West and SOutl-hut
in an diseases of debility, weak stomach, indl-
g@est.un, lossof appetite, impurity OF The blood,
aldail diseases prevalent m a western and SOUTH
EN- climate. Their great power consists in
their peculiar effect upon all the organs OF the
system and The rapid formation of new aud
pure blood they produce. In this lies the great
secret of their success. They are maid and
pleasant In their actiol-but searching and per-
manent in their ehect-penetrating the rcmotest
r~ecesses of the system by their ready absorption
into the blood, thereby infusing a new supply OF
] vitality and nervous power into all the machine
ny OF life. The extensive popularity they have
acquired all over the West and South ensures
sales of at least
5000 BOXES FER MONTH";
And we find IL difficult with our large force ot
hands, aud the late improvements ia machinery
which we have adopted, 10 manufacture thsia
fast enough to supply the demand ia thirteen
western and soItlNaTu S-atcsl Ono large manu-
factory is constantly engaged 10 preparing ths
various concentrated extracts Of which they
afc compounded. From the best inlogmaiion
we can obtain from or 5000 selling agents,
and hosts Of attentive correspondents in ali
parts of the country, our medicine cures per
month not less than
l0,001 cases Of fever aud ague. one thousand Of
which have resisted an other Treatment. :
100 cases of weakness anal general debility
l2.5nO /" Of various chronic diseases;
1000 Of weak stomach and loss Of apPe-
lite;
500 casesof dysVcnsiai
7. 1900 " Of rhrdnafism;
2 1860 " of icnale complaints
ll.20O " Of egue cake, on enlarged spleen
THIS must appear almost incredible. bp' tha
numerous letters from physicians, agents and
. those who use The medicine, from an I've west
/, erp and southern States, satisfy - ulat thisi is A
moderate estimate. apd that oar Medicine IS rap
litiy toking tbo placeo Of the various counterfeit.
d wiirr gee aAoat, and the numerous tonsc elk
lures made Nlinlif ni quinlne. which are innos-
ed aPoa the pih.ie manufacturer who I'VE
! nobody knowffghe~
p Pncs OF Tonic pills. rs cents; aud Apti-hk
iOus, 23 ccits. A.G. BfACc,M n. o.. sole pFoIa-
etOr, 81. Louis. Tor sale by p ~. SAnry, ,
10 Mary, and SAnPY & ENGLisH, Glcnwood; ana
by dss'ers IN nolrine thfyrgheut She J ssif
.ale', as ei-it.
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tioptY's LAWS BooK.-Ihe October
Number Of This splendid monthly IS re-
ceiycd. It's richly embolished wan plates
ornament anywhere, and mall respects
i rood as il is Lcauilul. Published at
p~Eledclphia.
ALNAvAcs-Wc arc indebted to
Mcssrs, FowLER y WELLS, OF New
York, for their elegantly illustrated Phre-
n~elogieal Almanac. Also, for part !, 2
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N rnatorlv.s Iedlne and sar5aparilll

NlE. IaHMNNIAL r AaAAHA A@1 ANAN-L@A~N+
fzJ- It is the only preparation that Is worthy
Of the least confidence Of the public, FOR the
cure OF those diseases arising from an impure
state Of the blood, viz: Scroluia, or Kings
Evil. White swellings, Enlarged Glands, Fever
Sores. Pimplez on the face. old Sores and VI
core. Blotches, Biles, Nervous Affections, Cam
GERS, Erysipelas, Rheumatism, Sypilitc Dis
cases. Pains m The Bones and Joints, Ring
Worm or letter, scald Head, diseases Of the
Kidneys, Mercurial Diseases, sc. DR.. Eas-
terly's IODINE and sARsApNNtLLA, is COM
pounded Of those articles which simultane-
ously act on The different organs Of the body,
and possess the most efficient cleansing aud heal
ing properties. Hundreds Of The most inteili-
/ gent and respectable families in 81. Louis, have
used it, and speak Of tim the highest terms Of
~praise. has m~,licino iss.v ttns stronger,
cheaper and better than amy other preparation
in use.
c1P Price, 81 per Bottle, or six Bottles for
or For sale at DR.. EAsTERLY's Family
Medicine Store, corner Of Third and Chestnut
streets, st. Louis.
Also sold by p. a. sARpY, 81. Mary, Iowa
and by dealers in medicine generally, in Che
West.
ca" Read Dr.. Eastcrly's advertisements il
another column Of our paper, and give him
call. Jlzo.
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The great popular medicine Of the day
Vast amount used per month-The nu-
merous and wonderful cures it effects
lis magical effect upon Billions Fevers,
and Fever and Ague-Great excitement
au,a,,fr iha Dnc.orS
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pr. Elsterlys Amer.ean Ol L!amoni.

DR.. Elstcrlys American OIL Llnrmcni.
his valuable Liuiment, combines the mos
/ cficacious articles known for all the yariols
forms Of disease requiring an external appiica-
ton. one Of lis principal active ingredients
IS the AMERtcAN Oil Cor PETROLEUM. which IS
universally known TO possess rare HEALING
and CURATIVE PRorERrlEs. This Or, when
combined with other valuable remedial agents
Of known and established efficacy, forms a sale
and sure reuIedy for Rheumatism, Bruises,
Sprins, Cuts, Wounds, Burns, Scalds, Old
Sores aud Ulcers, Scald iIead5 letter, Ring
Worm, Erysipelas, Piles, Cansers, StIh Joints
Caked Breasts, Paralysis, Contracted Tendons
Nor Cords, &c, and also for Strains, Spawn,
Scratches, Chafes, Saddle and Collar Calls,
Sores, Wounds, Fislula, Sweeney and PollE'l
in horses. This Linimeut has a direct and pow
crful action upon the secretory and absorbent
vessels, stimulating them TO a healthy action,
thus enabling them 10 throw OF the morbid or
diseased matter which obstructs the circulatiorc
thus removing all diseases or injuries Of TIE
Bones, Muscles, Cartridges, Nerves and Sdn,
Que bottle will convince the most s~keptical
Of its wonderful efficacy in curing Bruises
SPANS, Rheumatism, Paincs, soreness ahu
Stiffness OF the joints, sc.
Or. Eas'eIly's American oil Liniment is
without exception, the moot valuable remedy
ever compounded To- all diseases Of Ma Of
Beast, requiring an osaernal ap olication.
cT Price % cents per bottle, or five bottles
for one dollar.
On \ liberal discount made 10 WHOLESALE
purchasers who buy TO sell again.
gT7~ For sale at DR.. Easterly's Family Med
C icine Store, southeast corner Of Third an
Chestnut streets, st. Louis
Also sold by P. a. sarpy, 81. Mary, Iowa
I and by dealers in medicine generally, in Oh
west.
az Reid Dr.. Easterly's advertisement !
another column q our paper and give him
= al iu2S.
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B. r. PEGR NJ.
j. c. MITCHELL.

81. Mary GIzatt,. and Nebraska palladium
publish ) weeks, and forward their bills to ms
office for payment. ssP%'
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ST. LOUIS TESTIMONY.
STATE or Missouri, Z.
E.,,f,- ~ &C. ME oos

County OF st. Louis.
BE it remembered, that on this fifth day q
May. 4. u. 1853, before me, the undersigned,
may 9r Of the city Of ST. Louis. in the county and
State aforesaid, came personally David M.
Smythe, who, upon his oath, says that the fol-
lowing statement is true.
in testimony whereof hereto set my hand
The day and datellst aforesaid.
TnITN HOW NT,ror
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FJBRAsKA CLAIRs.

oei IN PHILIP z. SHANNON