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AGRICULTURAL DIVISION OF THE PATENT Or
FIcE-Interesting Experiment. -Messrs. eharl-
wood & Cummins, extensive seed dealers of Lon
don, have presented to this office thirty-two
varieties Of cabbage seed, with the understand
ing that they should be sent to every State and
Territory in the Union for experiment, with a
view Of testing their adaptisn to the soil and
climate; said experiments to be conducted as
uniformly as practicable, and the result made
known to the public in the form of report.
We are happy to learn that these seed have
been distributed with an appropriate circular
in the manner prescribed above This, it will
be remembered, is the second instance that
they have presented this Office with seed for a
similar object. The advantages which may re-
suit from these experiments are obvious they
will not only point out to the cultivator what
varieties are best suited to his locality, but will
enable the seedsmen Of this country to import
or raise such seed for general use. Washing
ton Union. Hsa7 -Es
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PaEs1pENr's MEssAeE.-A dispatch of tn

PREslDENT's MEssAaE.-A dispatch of the
10th from Washington says:
The message of the President will be put in
the hands of the printer on Saturday The only
difficulty with the President in regard to the
message, about sending itin advance to the post
masters of the principal cities for delivery 10
the press as soon as the telegraph shall an
nounee its presentation to Congress, is the an
ticipated delay in the organization of the House,
and the possibility Of its leaking out before its
delivery. The agent of the Associated Press
had an interview with the President to-day and
suggested that copies be sent to the principal
cities, addressed to the Postmaster General,
which would prevent the seal being broken un,
til authority is given by the Postmaster Genera
to do so.
The President holds the suggestion under con
sideration.
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DAILY CRESCENT.
TO hrs DAUGHTER
rY HORACE ssftTH.

rf HOMAGE sJtTH.
Oh. daughter dear, nny darling child.
Prop UP my mortal pilgrimage, #5
Ihoc who hss care and pain bpQufIed
,., and wreath'd with spring my win.ry sSst
through thee second prospect opes
W life when but to live il slee:
Ana joeund joys and youthful hopes
Tome thronging to my heart through tiee.
backward thou lsad'st me to bowers
Whsre love and youth theis transports ssys:
Whiie forward stili thon ssrevest flowers.
And hid'st me live bsyond the grave
for stiil my blood in thee shall a5w,
Fsrnsps to Earrl distant iiue; -ts-@
Thy face my lineamenss shall sh5z.
ANA cen my thoughts survive ia thine,
Yes. daughter, when this tongue ia ruuta
THIS heart is dust, these eyes arr .iosed-
And thou art singing 20 the lutte
come stsnzs by thy sire composed
40 friends around thou msy,st inapsrt
thought CT him who srots the .ays,
And rom the grave my form shall start,
Embodied forth to faney's gaze.
Then to thsir memories will ttrong
Scenes shared with him who lies In earth
Tns cheerful page, the lively song.
Ths woodland walk Of festive rairtt-
Then may they heave the pensiye sigh.
That friendship seeks not to control.
And from the fxed and thoughtful eye
The half uncensc!eus tears Insv roll.
such noW bedsw my cheek-hus nina
Are drops Of gratitude and love,
That mipgls hunsn with divine
The siff below, It's source above.
HOW exquisiteiy dear thou art, F-ES
Can only be by tesEs express'd
And the fond thrilling Of my heart
While thus clasp 1hee to my breast. .l
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AFuSNY SPECIMEN OF FRENcH-ENGL1sH "A
correspondent of the Knickerbocker gives the
following speech Of Signor Julien, in Lord,n,
| when he was compelled to change the pro-
gramme Of performances, after the audience
assembled. It is q very funny specimen Of
French English:
LADIES' and Gentilmans: | am yer' sorry
to comes before you to makes ze APOLOGIZE, but 1t
vas impos to give re concairt tonight Of ze
Mossieu Beethoven, and for Eat Nv make N.Y.
self Won plan to give it next week; and ay put
ge small beel in ze house to tell him about zst
av sent Won leetle boy to re ofeece Of ze news
pap to make ze publeck know, but za leetle boy
her'r'ron back ver' gueek, and aay he vos too
late; re newspap' was go to ze press. So lean
ray masep to any ladee or gentilmans as will
not like mosh ze programme for this evening,
| be will be SO good as to gives hees monees back
| to re man at re door. or take teeket for ne con-
| CART of ze mex week. And if be PREFER not
| that leetle arr'rangemong he shall take his ha.
| and 60 to his home.
| t[Here voice from the upper gallery demand
| ed: What does the Times say I s En- Tot for
you say vot zay re Times Do you suppose
am reesponzeeble for vot say ze Times My
dear EUR, it has been two months re Times tell
you Zebastapol vos fall. You believe him, Ell %
Here the triumph Of Julien was complete, as
| abuudantly manifested by the deafening ap-
plauses of the audience, and he might have pro-
| ftably concluded; but the fury Of eioauence
| was upon him, and he proceeded:
| "Ladees and Gentilmans: / ny just r'r'r're-
turn from ze Amerique, we're av give ne grand
concairt from ze New York to re New 0rleang,
! and must zay av not zee such commosse- one
in any place in ze great R'R' 'Repnblieue' as av
zee tonight in re grand metropolees of ze
| worr'rald.H
| l need not add that such peroration, deliv-
| cred with indeseribable energy and aplom5,
| brought down the house, and that the Crimean
compositions were thereafter received with great
| enthusiasm z&
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On the morning of the 9th ult., the steeple
Of the Episcopal Church in the town Of Hudson,
N. 7. was blown down during a gala. 1t fell
with terrifiicrash, being upwards of 200 feet
high, and in its descent cut frame dwelling
literally in twain. The inhabitants had just
arisen, and fortunately no one was injured.
Ead the accident occurred ten minutes before,
several would have inevitably been crushed to
death, as the steeple fell in such manner that
the beds they had vacated were pulyerizea.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-07

Az AFFECTING SroRY--yf Child Lo,f.--The
Morgantown Union gives the following interest
ing account Of the loss of q Child of Franklin
Gray, in Preston county, Va:
The child (of two years Of age) attempssd to
follow its father to neighbor's, a mile distant.
The mother. missing the child, became alarmed
and at once instituted search. She followed
her husband, bnt heard no tidings of the lost
one. Father and mother, spreading the alarm.
Joined by sympathising neighbors, Set out on d
search, and all that day and night they con
tinued the search, but morning came, and still
the little wanderer was not found Court was
in session at Kingwood {the county seat,) and
on Saturday morning adjourned to allow al in
attendance to aid in restoring the child to i'll
anxious parents. The party, numbering aow
about two hundred persons, searched the woods
all day, but not till the hunt had been well nigh
abandoned, as evening was coming on apase,
could any information be had of the child's coz
dition or whereabouts. Mr.. b. Hawley, as he
was returning home, and within half mile Of
Mr. Gray's house, found the child, but it tros
dead! It had persisted from exposure, having
been without food, wandering in the cold, drears
woods, from Friday morning.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-07

ALwA5S TING YoJB SHoE.-A Massachusetts
paper relates an anesdote of once wealthy
and always good natused gentleman who lost
his fortune, and almost his temper, at ahe gam
bling table On one occasion, when pretty
nearly out of pocket, he staked his last and lost
This was 100 much, and 5lnnging his hands into
step there was and unsnsPectinr individual who
was stopping over. tying his shoe Our enraged
friend in going ont came to stand still before
him, and then drawing oEplanted an astonisher
with his foot upon the person of the utter stran-
ger, with the remark-"Biast you YOU'RE
Gltrays tying your shoe !"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-07

RENDERING TEETH INsENsIBLE To PAM. The
Dublin Hospital Gazette states that diseased
teeth have been rendered insensible to pain by
cement composed of Canada balsam and slack
ed lime. which is to be Inserted in the hollow of
the tooth, like pill Itisstated that such pills
afford immediate relief in all toothaches but
chronic cases of inflammation. This remedy for
teothache is simple, safe, and can easily be tried
by any person.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-07

WHERE DO sBg SPoSGEs Go ;''--They are
too large TO be concealed and rearkabta to be
looEed and yet year after year, shipping from
twenty 70 thirty tons Of Fpopgesor about twenty
millions OF separate s3engea-ss the View York market
viihcas any knoWledse OF What bscosaes them. We
have seen cloth, hats and shoes-s said to be made OF
the s3ongs- but we 6su't believe word Of It, The
dsmald and the price br this article have steadily
creased with the supply. Twelve and half par
pound were given for than but I've years ago.
though the quantity shipped has steadily forty
cents per pound ara readily obtained and the demand
increases The vaius Of last ysars shipment has been
slS,oee. lhey West ella Key of the Gulf.5
''Whst becomes Of AL the pins y s'WilI salt
petre explode ," q Who struck Billy Patter-
son j" All Of these questions should be satis-
factorily answered at an early date
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-07

REBELLION IN A PESITENTARy. "A terrible
outbreak occurred among the convicts in the
sing-Sing (N. W State Prison on the 9th and
28th, One of the keepers was badly beaten,
and in the course of the difficulties convict
named Urban was shot dead. He was an Irish
man. The rioters were finally subdued, but
still manifested very rebellious spirit A cor.
respondent of the New York Times says:
When the prison was closed this evening
there re terrific groans and clanking of the
iron doors along several of the corridors, the
quarry and foundry gangs being the ringlead-
ers. The shaking Of eight or nine hundred
iron doors, and the unearthly groans Of the
men would be somewhat frightful, were it mot
on the right side of substantial stone walls.
Even there, it is an Indication Of ill temper and
bad blood that needs severe treatment.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-07

a freight train ran off the track Of the Con-
nectieut River Railroad few days ago, az it
was approaching the Deerheld bridge, at Cheap
side. The engineer and fireman saved them
selves BY jumping, bat the train dashed into
the bridge, partially destroying it, and tie
fire from the locomotive communicating with
the wood WORK, the destruction of the whels
seemed inevitable. The timely arrival Of the
fire engines prevented this result. The 1oss to
the bridge is less than 81 500, while that to
the cars, engine and merchandise, Is some six
81 seven Thousand more
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-07

LosT CLnD.-- The Greenbrier fva.) Era
states that little SON of Thomas Maddox, some
nineteen months old, wandered from home on
the afternoon Of Saturday, the 17th, and got
lost in the woods At dark (says the Era) the
alarm was given to the neighhors, and some fif-
teen men were in search for the child the entire
night, first by the light Of the moon, and then
by torch-light. Their search was in vain. The
night grew cold and the wind blew hard. The
child was thinly clad, and its feet bare. The
search was continued on Sunday morning.
About 9 o'clock it was found by the father As
the shout passed from one to another that the
"lost was found,'' thrill Of joy was awakened
in the mothers heart that may be conceived,
but not expressed. The child was alive, but
chilled and insensible. 1t had wandered in the
woods half mile, and, tumbling over steep
bank, had caught on q little sapling. Turning
its head up the hill and spreading out its little
arms, it lay there upon its face until discovered
by the father At the last accounts it was do.
ing well.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-07

HAIR -DYB.-A man was placed a few days
ago in lunatic asylum at Berlin to be treated
for mental alienation, brought on by the use Of
hair-dye. On examining the dye which he had
employed, it was ascertained TO be composed of
lead. mercury and lunar caustie. 1t produced
violent pains in the head, and at length led to
madness. [London Times
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-07

The New Yorkers are talking Of a monument
to Washington 600 feet high, on the Battery,
surmounted by his ststue--the whole to be iron
and to be finished in ten years! The committee
Of the Board Of Aldermen, it is said, have deter
mined TO report in favor of it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-07

DEAN DRUNK ANImALcuLs.-Whe the late
Charles Matthews was shown the auimalcules
IN drop of water, revealed by microscope,
he shuddered at the dangers to which he had
been exposed, and expressed his determination
to drink no more water without brandy, ss for
then, "ssaid he, if the monsters are not dead,
they will be dead drunk"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-07

A distinguished teacher defines & genius y to
be the .spower of making efforts'' II SO, the
fellow who We see reported as having fallen
down drunk and making IS efforts' TO raise
himself by feeling upwards for the ground, must
be an s. awful genius.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-07

The New York Tribune copies from the st.
Louis lntelligencer base and slsnderous ar
ticie upon Southern men and Southern society,
as a :. Southern Sketch by Southern Editor %
It is Q great stretch of the imagination to call
the editor Of the Intelligencer Southern man
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-07

At White Plains, New York, a few days ago,
an Irishman and negro beat swhits man
nearly to death for the purpose of robbing him
Of few pounds Of flour and tobacco which he
had just purchased The Erishman was arrested ,
but his confederate escaped
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-07

A REsERyATIoN.-A gentleman in a steam
boat asked the man who came to celIeet the pas
sage money, if their was any danger of bling
blown up, as the steam made such a horrid
noise, Not the least, said the sharp collector,
unless you refuse TO pay your fair
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-07

A MAN Fa1saTEsxD TO DEATH - LloJd's
forthcoming Steamboat Directory gives singu-
lar aecountof man being frightened to death
on board the steamer James Robb, during her
trip up the Mississippi river in 1882 The boat
took fire in the night, and the cry Of FIRE, FIRE,
fire, COON aroused all the passengers, and the
widest excitement prev&led. Women were
running to and fro, in their night-dresses,
screaming at the top Of their voices for assist
anee One man, ur. J. G. Dent, of New York,
in his excitement, rushed to bis state-room,
snatched up his trunk, which contained S12, ,00G,
carried it q few steps, and then fell dead in the
cabin from excessive fright.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-07

ouR WHEELB ARROW, = -Philosophicalhappiness
is 70 want little and enjoy much; vulgar hsI-
piness is to Tant much and enjoy littie -
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ssTaTE OF LOUISIANA
Parish OF Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
Be itremsmbsred that the assh March, 1856 NO the
justice OF the Peac aoresad
sona Charles Briggs Prssdeu H. Ianver
S the Louisinna Mutual Insurance Company
being duly
eeoanta transcript books Of
tbs said Company. CHARLtS BRIGGS Prepaant
H. P. JASVIER, Secretary
sworno ard subscribed Of arch ISIS
c. V, JoSTE,
Second Justice Of the Peace Parish of or snx
The Board Trustees twenty psr cent
on ss for
certificates will bs issred OF June
Company continue against tho pers
gs and o and damage By re at Of premium.
Once, ,southeaat corner Of Camp and hatcher
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
H. P. yANVIER. Secretary. ~
New Orieanr, March ~,
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s.,m eoMPTRoLLER,s OFFICE, |
City of New Orleans, May /, 1855. /
Rssolred, That the Comptroller be, and be is hereby
authorized and required to give notice by standing ad
vertisement in the official Journal that in accordance
with the ninth section Of ordinance No. l442
March 3d. 1884, the Council will pay any bill against
the City unless contracted under authority of an order
from the Comptroller in accordapce with the ordinance
referred to. [signedl E. L. TRACY
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
[sisnedl L. H PLACE,
President Board OF Aldermen.
Approved April %, 1850 :
[signedl JOHN Z. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention Of the officers of the city and Of ;th
public ia respectfully called the resolution
o. DE BUYs,
ny3e tt Comptroller City of New Oriesn..
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"A boy argued that John Roger had eleven
children, as he was taught OF seheel to carry
one for every ten.
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CASNIBALs AMONG THE INDIANS. The Hon.
q. D. Williams recently returned to Detroit
from visit to the chippewas, who reside near
Grand Portage, within few miles Of the ma
tional boundary between the United States and
Canada While there he became acquainted
with the Bois Torte Indians, tribe that often
suffers from want Of provisions The last
winter was a peculiarly hard one, and in the
COURSE Of it this tribe we're reduced to the re-
Voting and horrible strait of eating their own
ch 5ldren, which they did almost to extermina-
tion. He saw and conversed with two women of
the tribe, one Of whom had given mp two, and
the OTHER three children, successfully, to be
slain and eaten. We had hardly supposed that
cannibals existed so near our very borders.
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zsa... STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of oreana City of New Orleans.
e remembered that the 18th January 1856
Justice theeisy
H.
stretsr the Rome Mutual Company oapr
Tho ariaF ary
Of tfnes aid Company. A.BRoThER, President. :
JAS. II. WHEELER, 81 Secfetsry.
swofn and Subscribed bsfore
.S.IUNTE, IS Sacond Justice of tho PeAce
ofthe Par!sh QreAn.,
inhsn the
presenatyea sfte MONDAY she
rusry
The Board of Trustees ha
for the year ehdns the s1tt 1854
The credit OF coutinge account.
rhiacomp
Rivera and LOSE or damage Fire
0Ecs, No. u CsmpssrssL.
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THINK 1T UNEQuALED.

THINK 1T UNEQUALED.
yEyHE FOLLOWING LETTER is from one of
thsedeet and rspectsbe whoie,sa tug
city Bcston who speak om the knowledge regard
the Of b. A Fahnss Is YeruiiLee.
MESsRs. B. A. FAtiNESTUGK d CO, Ptstsburgh, Pa;
Gsnaemen Having ysaa selt youf iny celebrated
Uernuge take pleasure adding smeny Regarding
merits stseula remedy for
disease ID lpnts chidren aud adn's think Ii
acquired for iselfa popuariy and A far prea
wish which REID, CUTLER 4 GU.
principal druggists and country
me- throughout the tuird stees. nil d. ur
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ESEEF-9o bbls Mess and Prime inspected, q
dl S. Il. REMEDY Il co., 20 Poydras ssres.
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GtITY PACKAGE AND BAGGAGE EX-
PRESs-Fot the Delivery Of Packages Baggage all
pnrtR OF The city, all heuts A. Nj. P h
% Principal ST. CbseE opposite the Charles
Heel. [ao26 iMl c. c, CLuTE,
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n L g etc conduit au Depot des Epaves du Trasiem
IL District, rue des Champs Eiysees, No. So, comm
epaves--
Deux chevres banches jaunes ct noires sans cornes
Uns chevre blanche, sans cornss O+.oI.
81 ees sont pas recamees dams dix oufs ct lea de
panses payees eiies serort vendues fAncere pubque
au dit depot LUND1, lie II du couraut heures P NJ
AUG 8. PHELPS Commissaire des Rues
Nouvelle Orleans Dec. 1855. dT IL II
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MWT AS brought to the Third District Pound, No. 81
wv Elysian Fields, estrays-
Two white, black and yellow she goats without horns
One white she goat without horns
Which, if not claimed within ten days and the expenses
thereon pad will be sold public auction said pound
on MONDAY, the 18th Instant, at O'Clock p VI.
AUG. s. PHELPS, Street Commissioner
New Orleans, Dec 6, 1856. :
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A L A B A M A YER.
TENNESSEE RIVER.

Will lshys "WEDNESDAY, 18th met, at O'Clock p NJ
NOR TENNESSEE RIVER d. .zzs !.
PORT {, VI. Hsrrsan master leave as above
for Forsnee and Tuaeumba. For freight passage
o board, . -
dT LEWIS sNAPp Il CO n P,op, s,,a,,
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NJ O0DWARD'S CABINET FUR -
Nv NITuRE WARERooals, No. IT'S Magazine -" Fl
street and n Jpia street-Fuhtnre Of every variety for
tas spsred. Hotels ships Steamers
Roag houses supplied With Furniture Bedding
Having taken the large Julia
gane he prepared 10 store quantity goods aies
IssvnS the city.
Furniture ca.O hire and moving attended to
W. W0pDw
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COMpTROLLER's OFFICE. /
City of New Orleans, December 5, 1855
CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, December 5th, 1855.

CITY OF New Ofleahs, DECEMBER 5ih, 1855. !
No 2469
hesosrea That the Comptroller sell at public auction,
after tive days notice in the official Journal The CON.
tracts for widening and cleaning Camp street Mel
pomene and Canat street Canals and also the ditch
Ciaiborne street, according 10 specifications on file in
Surveyors otce-the rot 10 exceed the estimate
Of The Surveyor and subject 10 the approval OF the
Common Council. Fs
lsignedl E. L. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
[signedl J. y. LUGENBUHL,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved November 80 1856 TI4
[sgnedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
, Notice is hereby given, that on MONDAY, the 10Th
December, will adudcate at my Office at II O'clock
NJ the abpve contracts.
d5 ID o. DEBUYs, Comptroller
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OUAC HITA RIVER.

Ks0R OUACHITA RIVER -- For sy-a
H. csmien, Beech Hills, Charpagnos Pigeon ttehtS =
lhls Marie S4in Alabama Landing. oaachtA City, aSizR
Mouth dArbon, Trenton Montos Pine Brf Couu arriscn
burg Trinity and al nsrm-date ardngsThr fne running
steamer Frank Keeling maser wileav with
die atGh. For freight or ge, apply TO
do LEWIS SSAPP q CO. 81 Front straet
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ElYSPEPSIA POsITIVELY CURED--l

EsYSPEPSIA POSlTiV ELY CURED.
" BECRWIrHs ANTEDYsPEPTIC PILLS, after tria, Of
United Sasss admitted be the BEST ANTI
pYSPEPJlG MEDICINE offered to the public Prr
boz More thnn u1 boxes disposed
They with
The
hruor physician
EEFtCACY THEIR USE. publish
but he ss Numbers o them esns tbs strongest Language
the from such Rt. Rev W. Green Bishop
Msapp Rt Rey Biahop Fresman Rev. VIM McPheetars, D.
D. Raleigh N. c. Hon. SEQ +. Bsiyer Senator u R Rev.
Ives D. D., Of North CarolEa
Hon. Beverly Tucker; W Preston Maj Samuel
Combs Gaqnvle, Hon John Henderson, o.
host pr similar persohaEssa
Nes0rleanB syma G. N. Morrison, Wheel
k Kenuedy D. Beach, Bnagh andby Druggists
sE genuine without the signature JOHN BECK
il2iy