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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-03

This statement exhibits the increase of tho active busi
ness OF our city for the past years We do not
desire to convey the impression that increase OF debt is
an evidence Of an increase in the and commerce in
the locality where the moneyed institutions conduct ope
raons Take the line Of deposits for instance and our
tables show actual increase so per cent between
1S9 and 1855 1t is fair criterion to start on that the
amount OF business Of commercial to be assumed
from the actual amount of business obligations and liz
bities On this data, facts and figures support the
assumption that the of New Orleans ia YEARLY
the increase. We show from the above that within
six the sum Of discounts has advanced with our
banks fraction over forty per cent 1t is reasonable to
conclude that If the growing business of city did not
require this expansion, it would not have been made
The issues the banks have also increased within rac-
ton of thirty-one per cent II the enhancement Of
business, the demands Of growing commerce. and
enlargement Of agricultural not REQUIRE this
increase tcerainly would not have occurred We are
satisfied our banking institutions cannot under the strict
and judic0ss system which govsrn their actions be
charged with expanding unless the growing interests OF
the community required it, In fact the day has long
since passed RETURN when they do business lust
for the pleasure Of It,
U. s. BRANCH MINT.
The operations of the Branch Mint in this etv for thp
past eleven months embraced In the following tables
The accounts for the present month August were not
compiled, and are omitted:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-03

There have been only moderate sales Of State and City
Bonds during the year At period several parcels Of
bonds issued to the different railroads were on the mars
and sales were made at low gurson small parcels as
low as 70 to 72 During the months Of April and May
about 100000 were taken for foreign account at 70 and
3d. which were the most important sales Of the year.
small amounts occasionally changing hands at rates ben
efcial to capitalists OF Consolidated Bonds but few have
appeared Though transfers made early in the yss
to Of the free banks the prsminares were settled
during the year 1854 The city purchased in March last
to the amount Of Sl5 900 Holders generally appear tt
be willing to sink swim with the city, and dispos
ton evinoed to accede to lower terms than quota
ons. OF bonds of the State very few appear in fact
we have not heard of sale in market for months
Several quantities. ranging in amount from $1,000 tt
$500O0 have been sold In New York during the
months starting at the low figures Of 81 and 49, nd
vancing 90 and 96 at which prices they held
Several sales in New York for account Of the Free
Banks of Indiana being pledged security for their cir
culaton.
Confidence in the solvency and ultimate redemption O
all bonds both city and State and raroad is well main
tanned, and only add We fondy hope there will
nothing arise to disturb it, and cast reproach on the am
and character of CITY and State.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-03

some Of them however, eonne their operations mostly
to Domestic Exchange. Good Sterling has been sold
during the present week at sS from that to and OK
are the ruling rates. though some drawers hold at higher
rates.
Francs have declined and close heavy at B17h to
512n with only moderate amounts of Clear Bills offer.
ing The last sales Of Sterling with bills of lsdpe were
at SIX and sx Good Sixty day bills on New York have
been taken by the Banks at lz per cent. discount
from this to AK per cent were the closing
Sight funds more freely offered the Banks holding
and selling par whilst the few drawers outside at this
time in the city prevents any great accumulation of Sight
or Short Sight drafts.
The rates money rule at fair rates. with but yery small
sums of any kind of paper Offering The Banks are easy
and calls them light Paper rules among the Brokers
from to 10 long date for good names and 70 to Ia
for other grades,
The condition of the Banks on this last SATURDAY. of this
month tAugusD was
specie $6,328, 341 Loans $40 sao ON
Circulation ~. 5.946 .2S9 Exchange !. ia AZ
Deposits y. 9,l52,S74 Distant Banks. ssa,2ss
The Lowest line of deposits for the year was on the 18th
Of July when they had decreased to ss,7ss,ss1
During this month the Bank of Louisiana the stafs
Bank and the Citizens Bank each made their regular
semi annual dividends say of Ave per cent and the Rank
Of Louisians extra of five per cent assuming that
about onshaf Of the two first were RENTED tn forsgn
stockholders and 900 to the mortgage depsrtnep Il
the Citizens Bank, there were thrown into active cir
culation about $SSs,a5o.
Recapitulaton the Footings Of The Banks for the Com,r
s cial Pear.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-03
RELIABLE PROTECTION AT SMALL COST
THOUSANDS, Or qTENS, OR EVEN HUNDREDS THOU.
sASDS INSURED y THE OUTLAY OF FIFTY-FIvE Doll

RELIABLE PROTECTION AT SMALL COST
TousASps % o syEN HUNphEDS oF THOU
lars or EDWARDS, 'AA~ VI NAi = Doh-
a WAREHOUSES;, Notaries, Jewellers, Bro.
kers, Mercnaas Capitalists Planters, Retailers Mechanics
sgss ire burglars books, papers, sal
but valuable ARTICLES which covered by policy Of
noaans e
stsls e Lock .hs key Of which nga half dollar co
The capacity unsurpassed by that snv
other kind af KNOWN be shown Gaafcion
whs II gs psor be
hs conce ssd the most popular safes descriptions
pIate-lron wood with
iron inside oft sso that the former wrought the
the omsr much more "a
be glad TO hear from The skepacsl.
1hs drynass OF the Concrete
commend to the minds Of those who have seriously suffered tbs
dampue from the saamAnder Safe kept generally
ciosed This difference 10 important Jewellers
fine brcs delicate articles materially injured by the
nteam always generated in salamnder exposed 70
thoas who will visit address the undersigned
opd many imagine and moving but remains
u street. ns1 above The corner
Mr. Bridge you have taken the az Of Ha Pa
stating named saved ali our
and portion fall that from the fire
Of March 18th, 1854, on Magazine street,
The ear soes Of being filled with the
put to most % and notwithstanding the intense heat
asaty cooled abou 10 hours sswards5 contents
which about hundred dollars bank bills were found be
confidence than other kind Of ssfs that
know Of Respectfully yours, H al EAaLow ou *
Those using styles Of oheaa a. subject 70 loss a
these none such articles invariably fall 70 pieces wheI
fire. and offer but slight ressans Wneh aacksa pS our
glars. ,s,u..... e., :, :.
Chests Powder Proof Bank and Loce Proof Paint
wi smd NV ~ Magazine ST.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-03
StGtEO9aeg''S Hiatt.
D. FELT & STETS ON,
gA CAMP STREET, "A
2g4 NEW ORLEANS. epE&

D. FELT sTETs
gA CAMP STREET, "A
DAVID FELT, HENRY sTETsoN
w rhs Dsa of this would respectfully in
fofm ss and the public @ y6 M hey roy g
G eaPd dsD sTaPE aad would al
es 5
With ss .lsrs large JOB PRINT
can Be done The notice.
and At hs 9 "a s PS S.s in The
es1a ssssIss eli II tSis ssiys
solicit aaE6 st sN II saSK paf'hs
l'ds Journals. DAY d ssssi Socks,
slo iaTaie. Books, A''S oIasSsosilu,
Is''i sj sf ssas. h'so Sss sSst hs,ss,
Iaos % h
III ssa * aAD T sa II PAP
Imperial saPsr e, a Royal Medium DENY Folio ros. Bank Pest
III
s FsIsass % g. &C. g. pp,e sass Socks,
Long Dischurging Books, Dsshargng Paper
Ma,ifsat Heads. Bn otTars, a4... w.
Trip
BY S's Particular '''sa aSLn n,d pGa M sfAn's
Browns, Bayeys Moon's, Fitch 0bqrs
Gold Pens with without od Silver Hoders Gold Sill
BOOK.RINBER's STOCK.
Russia Snsepskn Skyer. Red and
Morocco, Spanked Papers, Blue
Ruling bnders Boards Plough Knives French Berries Brasil
Wood, etc,sto
Joseph Ionsiaa daoEs Pocket Cutlery very I'm
| Proas's Celebrated Printing Iukl. all coiorr.
| DIARIES FOB 1856.
| Fet's Diaries for 1856,
| PLAYING AND BLANK CARDS.
Esgle's Harry VIII Merry Highlands
Cards assorted backs Printers Blank Cards. all ea; Visiting
| Cards ofs very superior quality
Maynard Noyes' David Black Felt setaon Engliaf
Writing laks and French
| CANINE. =
/ sUNDRIEs.
nkSRndB Sealing Wax and WnteTs
descriptions Fancy Corsd Glazed Papera Paper Weights
lain Ssas Letter Cpa folngH Invoice Files Muse Paper
Pad Boe and Port Foios Ivory Folders Tin Cute
Engraving Brses Block Seai Ivory Rules Rulers
Fea Ross Water Colors Hair Penc
Pencils Qu Copyns Presses Noria PreseB: Stamping Presses
PACED copying Oil Papsr Copying Book
every Tin Cash Envelopes
Notes. Envelope
Note sue Paper scrip Books Interest and Exchange Tables
Saez BoIes Twin Perforated Boad Drawing
Bills Exchange Pen Racks Custom House Rubber
Memorandum Books; ummed
Cups Pink saucers Red Cboags
Casnda Wrapping and Printing Paper all ThermoesYi
Ready Flies Por
Foo with Locks and Desk Kave Red and Blue
lnk, ete, ste.
D. FELT & STETSON,
~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-03

KTO0RHIES, GRlGGS s. CO., No Is Tchou-
pitoulas street. have n for Bale
BAcoN-a0o easks prime Cincinnati Sides and 5houdsrs
FLoUR-Su0 nos ST. Lonis Extra Orange and Lemon Mis)
LARD-25o hels and tierces, and 500 kaga prime.
LARD oIL-200 bills GoDkng', Tohins, Hus. Enger Whs
etons's and other brands.
PORK-250 ahls Mess and Prime.
BEEFs00 bbs half John H. Davis extra Family Mess:
also Cured Dried Beef and Tongues Of the same
HAS-9QO John r. Chid, N. w. Thomas John Shay
and John H. DAVIS choice Sugar Cared.
wHSKY5eO hhis divers, DSana and Homsa' and Conwss
Extra.
soAP-se0 boxes Geo. shl,,.o's olsins Oxide
ADAAANTINE CANDLkS-2o0 up In fancy
coiored papers article for the Mexican market.
STAR CANDEsl0oo boxes and half S. various
brands.
BUTTER AND cHEEsE-soo pkgs A. W. Browns Western
Reserve.
OLD WHsKy-qs bbls Of superior Old
cATAWRA WINKsoo boxes Of Loaswchs eslsbasad spark
ling, RfszAy, snsss Wine and Dry, isis Son
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-03

Comparative Condition Of The Banks Of New Orleans for The
past SspeH Years, on The last Saturday of august of each
Year. -a=
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-03
J.H. CARTER IL CO.,
Corner Of Common and Tchoupitoulas streets.
nRFER FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING

U " btuIpt
IL. 900 gallons inter B. aehed " hels OIL.
loco sallots Winter Blssc ed Sperm Oil.
500 gallons Winter Bsaehed Solar OIL
100 bis. Nc. STRAITS TanneIs' Oil.
1850 ibis. Ms, aud Tanners, OIL.
SO bbls, Aachl aery OIL.
20 bbla. Futs Neatsfcot OIL s..
1000 packages Macserel (new) MOI. ], andS
1000 quaror boxes Cod6sh (uss,1
100 half nbs. Bait more Roe Herring.
so bbls. Picked Herring.
300 ho res Smoked Herring.
I0i boxes Spsim Candles.
500 boaes tamy and No.. Soap.
loco PACKAGE Pickles, Sauces, cts.
eLch ID csns Salmon and Lobaers.
500 boxes Cuba sxss Cigars,
1000 packas p uehong. Imperial Gunpowder Tea
100 bsls Crushed and Powdered Sugar.
100 pockets 0 Government Java CT flea.
100 nags Black Pepper, auR99 st3p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-03

n INSEED OIL.-120 barrels Raw Oil, and
a bills Boiled Aasssd Oil, landing and for sale by
asal A, pEIAaRkYE CO., 80 Magazine sirsst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-03

yHyRI-WEEKLY LINE OF STAGES FROM
u osYKA TgRMtSUs of THE JACKSON RAILROAD, TO
JaKsN atissIsSlFPIThs uutersgned will place the
hss he sb,ye Ti Weekly Llne Of Commencing
Instant leaving osyka y M On Monday Wednesday,
NJ follows the line of ths New orleans, Jackson
Great Rairosd Magnolia, Summit Rrookhossn, Sal
lar, Store and Spring Ridge
~ Fare through, al0 baggage thirty pounds
charged extra. lanai III TERRY, FITZPATRICK CO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-03

Fire, River and Marine Insurance.
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
on TORONTO, O. W
EDHp. @. 0BzIxH, Secretary. A. III. CLARK Prerdsnt
BRANCH OFFICE, No. 20 Camp st.. New orlsanr.
~ Ths undsrsignsdar prepared
and RIVERs
~ EIR Il, Atthe eurrsnratss premium.
BENJAMIN FLOR ANCE, Agent
asfy HARal0N DIANE Assistant Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-03

Considering the very precarous condition of the nav
CATION and the OF getting produce to market the
movements Of the banks fer February the reduction
In loans direct of nearly million and quarter Of
dollars showed the untirng energy and zeal of the
camille community and tine sternness with which stood
up to the crisis one Of the most commendabe fsa
| lures which 1t has been our fortune to record.
The month Of February, though closing much more
satisfactorily than expected 1T It's commencement the
| first week Of March distinguished for an annual
of payments maturing particularly the fourth
which III previous years considered pa passu with
| the fourth of January. The amount of obligations
falling dus on tho Ath March this year two millions
and six hundred thousand dollars This the largest
amount maturing any day of this year. Added
| these extraordinary demands on the community, the
state Of the river with extreme cold weather prevailing
though not Of long DURATION with continued dry weather.
sufficient to appal the strongest heart and check the
ambition of most enterprng msrchants neverthe-
less they pushed on kept moving and events trans
PRED the month closed most auspoiously for the future
The money market during the entire month well
supplied Negotiations of almost every description of
mercantile paper made with great and lower
rates Of interest than for three months past Good
paper being readily placed at 10 per cent strictly
rite names at Of other grades at IL to l5 and single
names rather difficult at 16 to Is per cent? during the
FIRST two weeks OF the month. The latter part Of the
month"; lenders being satisfied Of the stamina solidy
OF community ana soe increase being made TO the
amount Of unemployed capital rates Of interest declined
to to 81 per cent for undouhted securities with good
commercial paper of 10 to IA months date meeting with
ready buyers and second grade ct 10 to Il per
This favorable condition of the monetary position OF
city removed all doubts but that the season would pas
without any further press or undue stringency ii
t finances.
The condition of the banks the last Saturday of thi
n month (March) was,
i G ana, EAortI so Vi
Oh Deposits pns BAnks,...... hsi1 u
70 During this month there WAS slight expansion in th
loans beyond 30 days while curtaent going on
at abort loans, but not to form subject
complaint The line Of deposits increased but they
ng generally Of temporary nature could not be
sdered as forming safe basis for discount beyond min
he millions OF dollars
The exchange Market under increased supply Of col
ton closed heavily though higher than At the
msnt Of the month"; at the following rates; First ala
II Sterling at Ok per cont prem, with Bills Of LAdin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-03

Total Coinage for months.
The actual receipts specie for the year from all
exclusive Of Mint, are.
Add California gold dust received at the Mint 4lS35l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-03

prices obtained for cotton relieved the necessities of the
month and it closed under favorable auspices the trade
OF the city rapidly drawing towards the minimum point
Of the year Exchange declined during the month from
y to per cent. The Free Banks all declared and paid
their dividends during thu month"; say
yous to the 10th; tho Mechanics and Traders the
Union the Bank of New Orleans each Eve per ceat the
Southern par cent throwing into active circulation
the of $4,000 in the first ten days of the month
The close OF the month witnessed easy position in
money affairs though rates of interest held on at TO- IL
and 16 per cent. Exchange closed at to exc; Ok for
first class sterling So for Bills with shipping
Francs 5iS& to 0S Sixty days on New York. TX to
per cent dscount Produce Bills to az per cent dis
count; Sight par, and Bank Checks the same In the
middle Of the month rates went up for Northern Funds
to per cent premium for Checks; per cent discount
for first class Sixty days. and to III for other kinds
The unexpected receipts Of cotton formed tho basis
increased Exchanges and precluded the advance from
| being maintained.
The condition of the Banks the last Saturday of thu
meath of July was
Specie. 90 96s $50 Loans $3.50 4si
Deposits. S,1ee9sI Distant Banks. 1l56 $40
Favorable accounts continued to be received of the
growing crops OF cotton sugar and corn, tending tc
strengthen the confidence In the future @
The month OF August opened without any change in
monetary affairs other than lsssening cali tho
with decreased offerings IN Bank the time
recently passed. the events of the month are fresh
minds Of our readers shall be brief in cur remarks
The great and fundamental the commerce Of h
city, Exchange, freely offered and ut periods con
sderay in excess of the demand particularly Norher,
funds First class Sterling though partskng of the
sons dizziness has not been freely offered nor have bill
with the customary shipping documents been forced Oh
the Market though the large receipts of produce wou
create the impression Of large supply Of bfia Tn
Banks have hseu buying from dsy to dsy al descriptions
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-14
THE YELLOW FEVER.


We are in daily receipt Of news of the
terrible rava-os or Yo.l3a Fever at Ports
mopth and Norfol.,, Va. and, notwitl.
standing the great exodus Of inhaliiant5
fleeing from the scourse. the fever does
not seem to abate in extent or virulcncc-
From 80 to 90 deaths occur d-:lv at the
latter place. The inhabitants are sacarirg
lrJu famine as well rs teyer, and their con-
i'tion Is truly awful. So many are dying,
that there are not wei ones enough TO bury
the dead; and women are frequently seen
running through the streets cryine, 4" Bury
my poor hpaJand." Many remain uu-
bari, /, and arc pu;riG Ing, filing the air
with malaripus olors. Cows wander q bout
the city, seemingly in search of lost mates,
making The wrlkin echo with ;hrir meIln-
choiy loving; while gangs Of ha!ffamished
dos take possession Of the streets after
nightfall. and render might hideous" by
their inccrsant Y lIing and bowling,
The citizens Of Baltimore, Philadelphia,
Washington, New York, rittsburg, Boston.
and oi other places, respond maniully to
the call of the sufferers for assistance, and
ever necessity and comfort that humanity
can supply, is being afforded them.
Would 1t hot lie well for the citizens of
Lewisburr-wio have ever been foremost
in charitable deeds, and never turn a deaf
ear to the cali Of the needy and distressed
for reliet--to call meeting and add their
mite to alleviate the suffering and distress
of the inhabitants Of these deeply scourged
cities? We rnalc the suggestion, and hope
that SONG of our philauthroric citizens
viii take the matter in hand, and call 4
meeting for thar purpose at ~ early day.
T. S.-Isatcr accounts from .%oriyIli aud
Portsmouth. state that "srnall pox has
been added to the horrors that envelope
these two cities" Tie worst accounts Of
the raraeea Of the foyerare Confirmed, and
row that loathsome disease, small pox, is
stepping in TO corsummate the horrors of
the pcstilcnce. The distress Of the in
habi,ants is most Loplorahle, and calls
loudly the sympathy and aid of all humane
porsons-M
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-14
a Blessing to the Afflicted.
HR. G. l.. KEELING, MechanicSbGrg
IL H., ,nnouncac In al 1siir,rd ,ti.t, r,i


! ~ Pa, announces to all afflicted With Fn-
inors, Wens, Cancer, Cancer Warts, Polypu,,
Lupus, Mars or Marks, Scro.ula or hing :
Evil, White Swelling, Fever Sores, Sore Legs.
and all diseases lha, have been usually treated
with Causiic or Knife, that he can remove
them by an entirely new method. wi,hou, cut
ting. burning or pain. Neither Chloroform or
Ether IS used. Ii is no mater in what part Of
inc body they are, he can remnve them with
perfect safety and in a Remarkably shnr; time,
if curabie. No Mineral or Vegetable Poison
is applied, and no money required, except for
medicine, until cure Is perfected. Chronic
and all other diseases not mentioned above,
especially Venereal affections treated with ro-
silve success, if durable. Full particulars
can be obtained by addressing T.. l. KEEL
LING, VI d., Mechanicsburg, Cumberland Co..
Pa, enclosing letter stamp.
CsrrIoS.-Srangcrs coming TO Mechanics
burg 10 sec the DR.. are cautioned TO beware o!
unpriucirled persons, as some have been de
ceiveJ. Do not ask for the Dutch Doctor or
any other, as DR.. X. is the only one in this
valley, who can perform cures by the new
method The Dr's Office is directly opposite
the Union Church.
Mechanicsbufc is miles from Harrisburg,
on the Cumberland V. Il. T.. and accessible
from all PARTS of!he Union. The DR.. viii visit
cases within a reasonable distance when de-
sired. [Juy 27-i63yl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-14

DIED---on SUNDAY. the 9Th Of Settenibar a
hal past nine O'Clock. Mrs MAi,f MARIA GEsSNEi.
agci thirty three years. eonsnt OF francis Josepi
Gcssner, On the SAM DIV at hiifpast ,eren oclocl.
/ FRANCIS JOSEPH GLSSNRE. aged thirty six year.
--hpti OF the Ii-seniiry. --i
Nr. Gessner with bis family emi-rate,l from Dusk
holm, Bavaria in lsi". lie hyel awhile - New York
snd aiterN uds rsoy cd Ia Centre county about Iv.
miles ilnn iieliefunte where he supported hils, 10y
making listrs. l-n; man discover that hs had
musical TALENTS employed him 10 five music lessons
TO his flmily; and by this moaas be- Was introd'i'i
t"ojhnr families aai af wards To l'e.i.hte
OF the fw ttoaslud dollars he brought wiih him hs
Wis stigi by sJnc u SI nj, fJsiuuo sht'.ly ai'er
h, arrival In 1850 De mo, eJ 10 eN sbui-. ''i'f
he has resided ever since. lirr. iu-esI He ma n'
lack II Ell pny rr.rt rs DiiI foaehsr - va, y.
Il . uv sT-,.Y'ci and this, in nil probability ftuaso
hi, system 20 that it eouduot wiihsi%ni 'nc a,'' N.i
he .iisisis Ii. wa Professor OF N,ic in the Female
SJuinIr,. aud h ~ many p.itait EFs' Three W,tAs
r,-r none ti1u ht tia; thy would now he dead They
wgre ia the primo Of 49, and the l+,"m OF health
They dit; among str-un,rS-.iraDscTs cioSri their
cy,s. aud strangers buried them, AMI they lct iys
Young rlII ia th' hands of STRANGERS. Yet. thou. =.
strangers W. hy looi they wanted not every at
taIIJI that kre would prompt or affection sug -e-: ;
aud the children have already hrcn provided Tor by
adoption. Thtre wss fa,hy 10 wfnr iier
~er" r't ii.iSei iy the strong ,eof teach and pupil
and all mere tsIs o. lheiE duty Nrs. GessueF di,d
about two hours before his eiin / short time l-,-
tlru her death b. carried 10 her bed and nn his
a. >,ia- i! shs i-.ra iiin she rii-i iuu nay dear
ht.nj. A:,rr her sIi.t la gone she ~ss czsT..,i
at Ia" riglst, - his b.! sud lij issii, him Taking
her Land IN lis aui calling her 10y name, be si."
viii s'-i l-' Il go1. then Iclu4 U- the hysfaEi
ers tn carry her awaT he sunk c.l!ny t. his rest,
timing has senSes 10 the st.
Nhgu W. r,m.elA"r h'r iIn was 'hc ricCie in which
he ,vel aad with hat tender lie he was hnnndtoir,
~ may iuh-siue thn pun ils departure wall r-usc.
aad iu- iauy vain rcgts that hcis with Is 10 more.
10 dauh' uor i0-- !! h's -0ia.
The tIy al OF both took place at two cloch, =. u,
On 'unda". An nj jresS by irut Bis, delivered
a. th v n ii-t Chapel liri.s- the ir css~1n, ''n-