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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-13

PLAIN SPoKEH The st. Louis IntlIigencer,
in noticing the.visit Of Gen. Houstonsto New
England on a lecturing trip, talks thus pointed
II:
"What singular notions our .. s. Senators
have now-a-days. Petit has been spending
the winter in Indianapolis to keep the Old
Liners IN power there. Dixon has been stag
ing at home, At Hend son, KY, attending 70 !
new wife. Atchison has been pipe-laying and
wire-pulling il Kansas and Missouri, and Hous-
ton is gadding around with Il Indian blanket
over bis shoulders, thinking himself wonderfully
popular and ID the straigf. read to the Presi-
dency, because bis name s Sam ID the
meantime the aboltionists are taking Congress,
and Douglas,and Butler 81 South Carolina, are
getting drunk and blackguarding them"
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-13

a tabular slaiemsn. 1f the commitments
10 the New York City prisons during the year
Leu foot % IS follows; Natives. tlC males. !.
500 FEMALES total 969; ior els 8 397 males
oS2e female total I25
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-13

u iIIt.5 says;
A s1aty has been concluded betWe.r ffa
Chippewas and Winnebaco Indians and l6s
uited States, fer the sale Of Indian lands e.
of Lake Superior. AT tie conference between
the President, COMMISSIONS and Indians, the
Indians said that the whites had generally cheat
ed the Indians, but now the Indians had chest.
edthe whites, having got hundred times mere
than the land was worth Tie treaty opens an
immense track for the location Of land warrants.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-13

~ Some lhe Massachusetts, newspapers
are very much dpleased with SENATOR Wilson
for voting with the Southern Senators to postpone
the bin FOR the admission Of Oregon IS staio 81
lie Union
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-13
mr.. FILLMORE SUSTAINED.


During Mr. FilmoTe's Administration, bis
efforts to suppress Fillbustersn1, and uphold the
laws and treaties Of the country, came il for no
small share Of complaint and censure from The
mas SC the democratic press Mr.. Pierce has
NEVERTHELESS thought proper to "follow in tlls
footsteps Of the distinguished ex- president. Ia
us Clarendon speech, made in the Senate % the
Seth Of February last General Cas- thus explic.
lily endorsed the great leading sentiment Of Mr..
Fillmore Interference to the foreible acquisition Of
Cuba and bears testimony Of its approve 81 the
great body Of our people:
Il suppose, sir the sound public. opinionof this
country supports with almost entire unanimity,
the views Of Mr. Fillmore, as made known By
Mr.. Everett ii hi letter to the French Min
lister, dated Decembs Ist. 1852. that he The Pres
ident, would consider the acquisition 81 Cuba, BY
force, exec II ! just war with spain, Should
suell az event 50 greatly to be deprecated. take
place. as disgrace ID tie civilization of the age
Such case Of rapie u trust, never stain
our annals.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-13

GETTING MIXED. The Pittsburgh Chronicle,
and Young american, are printed in the same
room, q circumstance which led to blunder, as
as surprising to the readers oF both papers as to
the pnblishsrs. On Wednesday tie Chronicle had
an editorial in favor Of the Know Nothihgs ia
tended for the other paper. while the Young
Anerieaa had an article denouncing them design
ed for the columns Of the Csroniele, mistakes
will happen"
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-13

PRrNcELY EsrATD. The land involved il
the recently decided fremont d. contained
one hundred square leagues, equal % nine hun.
dred square miles, il the midst Of re richest
ninina hict a California. The claim q
Col. Fremont conles through an alleged coloni.
zalion grant to one Alvrado from tie Mexican
Government. This grant was vague pesnis-
sion to locate % hundred square leagues With.
out more definite boundaries than seuiremenl
IS tie permission that tie floating riqhi should
attach within limits computed @ embrace
thousand square leagues
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-13
onr annaIs

Consumption of on. Notwithstanding the
strikes md tarn-outs of The past year It appears
that larger consumption Of Cotton has taken
pacein great Britain than at any previous period
tie quantity ID 1886 being 35o,ooQlO0O q lbs.
Weight: ID 1915 695 oOO,Ooo:in 1852 o0,-
00o. ii 1853, $4,000 oO0 and ID 1864 7S0,-
100000 The increase upon last years deliver.
les to tie trade DC Great Britain M Du Fay
s CO observe 2 iilshs per cent; 70 Russia, Ger
many Holland md Belgium s. increase 81 three
ana ~ per cent. 10 France Of I-3 pet cent; to
per cent; and deere % the trade 81
tie United States ol Per oan Tie increase
& country II the face d stEilz as trade +
accounted IoI e. et has acturers haze
81 much sane gagea % heavy O.
bTic brics II which and
or aIe
TIE WING states
which nay 81. that ths lat
Moth COM on St ns E,
com Wings and seven
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-13

THE undersigned viii heneelorth devote bis
attention ia the practice of bis profession ii
f6e counties 81 azoo. Holmes Attala, Leake,
ns,sn and SonfioWer, and p the Courts held
90 ackson,
5.exlneton Kiss. feb21 33tf
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-13

~ eN 8foau Was eaIds the skull grew n
n g emit rks of Gre. It's bearer
ihSe I down q horror, light appeared dane.
ing over the water, and instead of pleasant "a
or didnsed around. stencil 81 brir. tone Be.
came apparant TIE earth aembled. The 81.
element became too great for human endur.
ance @ exclamation Of horror burst from one
lof tie number
The spell was broken. Deep grOans now
mingled With the thunder. and terrible mon
ster magnifed into hideous Dimensions and de.
formity now rushed forward Spades and every
thing else were abandoned, and every one sought
safety u flight. The thunder beloved its loud
est---every bush revealed By the lightning was
magnlfed into monster uttering the groans 81
the damned.
Not until several miles interviewed between
them and their treasures aid they venture 70
look back
Itwas nearly day when they assembled 1t
The place which was to have witnessed the count
ing Of their treasures. Some with scratched
faces, others with clothes hanging IN shreds and
all more Or less bruised, which each avered had
been received from the vindictiye splits.
Some said It was monster ii shape like q
man, others Ike q bear or q large dragon, and
some affirmed that they were pursued BY whole
legion Of devils. Each gave different account
of the matter.
On looking around it was discovered that
their leader was absent, from his greater share
in the discovery lad no doubt fallen victim to
the rage Of the iends.
The morning dawned brightly after the storm
and with il the story Of the treasure seekers.
a wicked wag, the last conner, together with an
accompice, had contrived the plot. An old
kettle and fat stone had been previously bur-
RED. 4 buffalo robe and.a little birthstone had
COMPLETED tie outfit. Tie terror q re band
lad led Gle ae Whe s.oL
see a0at anu Aone Of the 84nd dare show
Their faces without being covered with rididule.
The design succeeded and the onclave was
broken up, each of them left for parts unknown,
either wiser men, or to practice in more pri-
lnitive neighborhoods their subtle arts. The
town was effectnally ridded Of series Of petty
Edepredatons, and never since has any tale Of
buried treasure found followers or credenee
there. " 4.
&C.,. 1870 4ckk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

ausion by this date to the recent assssnsion Of
nnedo the informer against Lopez. II has also been
pretty clearly established that Pinto intended to propose
10 an individual named Rodriguez assassnate General
Concha and General Manzano, his hrst lieutenant.
Pinto, nevertheless, has denied all the accusstions
preferred against him; he has confined himself TO the
admission that he had kept up with Doctor Castro re-
fugee in the United States corresp0ndence OF oppos
ton to the tending to the gradual abolition Of
slavery He has, moreover, acknowledged IS written
by him q note found in his portfolio and containing
data the situation and distribution OF troops in vAr
In the house OF NJ Cadalzs seized copies OF the
addressed to the general heads OF the insur
reetiopary movement. This consprator entirely
opposed 10 the project of Generals Conchs
and Mapzano.
Different witnesses have deposed to the fact that with
out being member Of the junta, NJ N Echevarria and
several other superior employees OF the railroad, had
knowingly allowed to be conveyed by this route cases
Of arms to different parts Of the island.
The invasion from outside to DO effected four
different points at the same time-Mantua, Nuevtas
Casilda and small bay situated Santiago. Imme-
lodged commander chief OF all the insurrectiouary
forces. He he to bring $500 mem with him, con.
veyed in four steamers each having IN tow sailing
vessel
against the third prisoner-Dr Pnelo-there has not
been produced any document of crushing nature
those which have described but Il has been proved
that he charged to hold the consprators informed
OF the situation Of the troops. This task easy
tary hospital 1t is also alleged against him that he
had caused to be received and treated in this
men agent OF the unJa although the latter was not
a sold er.
email vessel which has just arrived from Key West
has brought to the the that there
at present in that port four steamers preparing to
ceve on board the invading corps of Gen. QutmAu The
In spite OF thing, his mad adventure You must be
better informed on this point than
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

you win take the rst opportunity Of sending 70 Cape
= Co. Your aAectionats friend and servant, BOWL
Mr.. A. FRErK, ST. Thomas-- &t
Strive send you herewith, in care Of Msssrs. Cappe
Co., barrels Of ling, which hope viii arrive
in good condition. S.S DOvALE 4 CO.
Aessrs. Csppe Co.
81. DOMINGO, Oct. o. 1854
DEAR Mr. DovAIE-
do not to what to attribute uour slence to the
several letters which have written to you privately
Mr. Francisco Nicolas arrived, and expected to have
had from you information In detail but have only
received four communications from your house. have
information from you in relation to the ng-I mesn
the second In my letter OF 9Th
August, by the Era asked you to send BY the rst
opportunity for st. Tbomas had letter from Mr.
Cape yesterday and he had not received anything
am regulating my affairs 80 as 70 leave for the United
Stares in the middle Of December.
refer you to the letter Of this date which send to
your house. and, without further at present am your
ahsctonats servant and friend, j B. BOWL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

the two distinguished Mexican statesmen Antonio Cana
les and Jseus Cardenas the two gentlemen who, CO.
vsrpors Of TmAupss have presided over the destnes
Of that State for 70 many years Each Of these men
present Lying disqualification Of the uncertainty Of the
Of human power each Of them rode into
executive once the great hobby In that country
luton and both have been In crushed by the
power that created them and they now ct the bot
tom rung Of the ladder Of tickle fortune.
The great GuadalsjaIa revolution which drove Presi
dent Arsta into exile for the second time also robbed
these two Of their proud positions and SGT them to
playing hide and seek In heir country The first Is
teacher Of mathematics In obscure village In
the interior while the latter is aache to village
church in the Vale del Maz both In obscurty, and both
reduced to destitute poverty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

past two o'clock EzABsm MARrHA wife Of Ebenezer W.
Nichols, aged 81 years.
The friends and relatives Of the family, and Of her
SON iaAw Cornsius Miles, respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this afternoon, at three O'Clock
from her late rsdsnce No 232 Front street. Brooklyn
Her remsns WIN b taken to Greenwood Cemetery for
interment.
At White Plains, on Monday, March 10, WILLIAM Posi-
son OF Ralph Clark, In the 18th year OF his age.
The friends Of his father requested to
attend the funeral ths Afternoon at four O'Clock from
No. 100 Ninth street. New York.
AT Madison, Now Jersey, on Friday March 49, after
lingering illness, borne with the greatest forttude MAR
TIA sAYRE widow Of the late Archibald Sayrs Of Mad
son, and mother Of Dr.. Lewis Sayre OF this city
the 18TH year Of her age.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

West Bennett and Liberty Atkins Mort; Thoe Psfktas
Higgins Boston via Nassau Grey Feashss. hcLAushla
psston; osrss ATrors Crosby, and 0osan Eash
Also arr ships Normandy New York. Chatswcrth. Dostsa
BOSTON, March 20-Arr ships Shsnghso, Tranqusba
Lsnesstsr, New orlsans Kit Csrsoa nsv Dsnsis, Ne
De Embh Troy, which sid hence fr New Or
B..trsn Mobile Douglas. s.y.na.h; Esa..n.
Havana; Anra, MAtansas; Trinity Galveston; Naooochss
Aux Cages; brgs Denmark Orion and Adams Ma sansas;
Baron de CDtine, and Beronda do; Caroline San JuAn;
Clara Ellen surinsm; Honosn savannah; AN KoSsrts
York New York Kaovlah ToIGsco: ie outside the bar
Feb Is, bark N Trout, for Now York, wig cargo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

EDGARTOWN, March l6-Sld U revenue cutter Morris:
schr Caroline. Norwood for NYork
Arr 18th schr Henry Abigail, Robinson, Norfolk tod
Portsmouth.
Also arr schr wilmington Nelson WORK 1ast from New
port Calais Tbs sid 9Eh for Caias
out gale nsht q s and during the sale Of 10Th bat put
into Newport 18TH wherc she was repsred and arr from
thence at this port this morning. &
Sid 18th sckrs Henry Abigail and Wilmington; schs
Ella VIM Gregory for Portlnnd; Lanson Dean Ports
mouth s0.m
In port 18th schr Banner, repg sails.
PHILADELPHIA, March 40 4PM-Arr ship Crescent,
Henrse Palermo bark Gov Won 0xholm. Davis 0uAyAma
Pr schrs Chas Parker, Campton. and Candy Fargo,
New York.
Below ship Celestial Empire Bearse Liverpeol
TAmmany, Steelmsn from New Orleans
Cid steamship North Carolina symmes, Liverpool; shio
Nonpare Dunn do: bsrks Thomas Watson, wortinser
Laguayra Laconia Boston; schrs Woodruff Smms,
Mason, Boston; Il Candy Fargo, No rwich Delaware,
Harding, Providence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21
MRrrieh.

On Saturday March II, by the Rev. James Miett, at
bis residence No 30S Brocme street. Mr. JOSEPH Rock
WELL, OF Burlington n. j., TO Miss SARAH ANN McCLN
Took, Of this CITY
On Wednesday, March Ia, by the Rev. Mr.. T. Smith,
Mr. WILLIAM CONRAD GAYsoR to Miss ELLxS HARRISG, all
OF this city.
Newburg papers please copy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.


ALMANAC ron NEW yoRK-rHrs pAy.
SUN RISES. NOON morn 10 81
Is HaH Water. even. II q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

MOVEMENT IN CUBA.
from the Havana spondence OF the Courier des
Eats Unis, March 20.
The trial OF NM Pinto. cadalzo and Pneio, which
announced to you the other day as likely to take place
immediately has lasted three days. and has terminated
IN triple condemnation TO death. The details have
ceived bat little publicity to the present times cir
cumstauoe rare in matters OF this sor-and think II
interesting TO transmit TO you general resume OF the
facts they have transpred.
trial il a communication addressed by the Chief OF
Police 20 the Captain General apprising him Of the exs
tence Of vast conspiracy tending TO form different
points OF the island nsnrrectonay corps intended to
act In with invading force under the orders
OF General Quitman. NJ. Ramon Pinto having been de-
sgnated in this commune ,tion OF the principal
heads OF the plot Lila house was Immediately visited aud
the police seized amongst other things portfolio
ceaed at the bottom OF common basket just a. the
police were busy examining the contents OF this porto
TO- Pinto suddenly snstched OF the papers which IL
contained, and endeayored TO destroy IT, II taken
picture In the left margin figured different letters OF
The alphabet oppoaite which nscr bed the names
Of localities and persons and at the right we're two col
The conspuscy was discovered through the reysla.
tions OF individual named SonzsseH agent OF the Gu
ban Junta. who made frequent Voyages between the
ialand and the United States 9Th letters and money
The fact establisbed as informed yoi the other
day that the plot had orgn.ted under the
Of Psruela and had been provoked BY the abotonist
OF that governor. NJ Pinto alleges that he
received a. that epoch from the bands o. ~ Sa.,ro
found in his house.
The plan consisted IN the raising Of companies Of
from twen5-nVe 70 snrV nsu'sen,s, unLs, nS Noa'
msnd Of persons possessing the confidence OF the Junts
and siding at Trinidad villa Clara Sapc'i Spriiu-,
Remedies, Consciaciop, &c Every chief Of the band
70 have regular pay, besides grstuity OF 800
month pre- miums also offered 10 volunteers. The
lists had already been drawn out, and had been for
warded 70 the Cuban Junta letters expected from
the latter body towards the sth 10th Of February
approving ono ally q the selection OF persons that had
been mace 70 commence the movement
Thspksto Gon,ss who bad visited every par. OF the
leland distributing the Last instructions OF the chiefs
the government enabled 10 seize the different de-
pots Of arms.
N Pinto president OF the insurrect opary iunta
OF Havana There found amongs, bis papers pro Z
lsm1tiop written with pencil Ia his bsrdvr.ins Ia
~ lea he apr, ruees snO'hsr loeb VI oSobss," naSax
The American patriot., 1855-07-14
Ruptures May Cause Death.
60 90
- y

and Rupture Wash are a certain means of security
and relief in the worst stages of the affliction
The Truss has gained popularity nnequalled
by any other for the following advantages: First,
its facility of adaptation and application; second,
its anatomical arrangement preventing it from
chatting and excoriating the body; third, its COM
fort and security in any position of the body;
fourth, its slight Inconvenience to the wearer un-
der every kind of exercise fifth, its certainty to
remain upon and close the hernia ring; sixth, its
aptness to contract and finally to the tumor
when used in conjunction with the hernia wash.
| The proprietor would simply remark to those
afflicted with Rupture that he has devoted many
years to the study and treatment of the complaint
i'll its various stages, and feels himself fully quail
fed to select spring and compress of the right
shape and bearing to suit any case that may be
trusted to his care. The poor will be dealt with to
suit their means. The prices of these useful in
struments are now reduced to S5 and SlO making
them, considering their superior manufacture, the
cheapest and for economy's sake, most durable o
any in the market, thus securing the unfortunate
from all the other advantages free from cost.
Having removed my old stand 20 St. Charles
street, my patrons will find me at my new store
and Office situated at the of St. Charles ant
Gravier Streets opposite the st. Charles Hotel
prepared with supply of Trusses to suit all form
of abdominal hernia.
The American patriot., 1855-07-14
Tri-Weekly Line Of Stages.
AasEg

From Clinton to Amite Station, passing
through Greensburg to Amste City, on tile
Nep Orleans, Jackson, and Great Northern
Rail Road.
THERE is NOW ESTABLISHED, on this route,
L Tri-weekly Line Of Stages, leaving Amte City
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY,
on the arrival of the Passenger Trains from New
Orleans, and reaching Clinton the same evening at
o'clock. Returning, will leave Clinton every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at 5
o'clock in the morning, and arriving at Amite
City in time for the evening train to New Orleans.
By this route, passengers will pass from New
Orleans to Clinton the same day. This route is 6S
miles by Railroad, and 35 miles by Stage, the Stage
road is beautiful unduating country, afford
ing good natural road. As there is, as yet, no
mail established on this route, bag for the trans
mission oflctters and papers has been placed at the
office ofthe New Orleans and Jackson Railroad No.
As Carondelet Street, and will be sent to the Rail
Road every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
o'clock in the morning and every attention will be
paid to the proper delivery of letters and papers.
The FARE for through passengers from New
Orleans to Clinton will be FIVE dollars. 1t will be
thus seen that this is the cheapest, quickest and
safest route from Clinton to New Orleans.
F. E. HESLER, Amite City.
j. NJ DIXON. Clinton, La.
Clinton, Nav 5, 1855
The American patriot., 1855-07-14
MEDICINES, ETC.
1856. L. N. LEMON. 1855.

1855. In. LEMON. 1855.
CLINTON, LA.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
DYE WOODS AND DYE-STUFF,S,
Oils Paints and Painters Articles, Varnishcs,
Wiadow Glass, Putty, GLASSWARE, Peyumery,
Fine Soaps, Hair, Tooth, Nail, Paint, Clothes and
HAT BRUSHES
Surgical and Dental In strume nj S,
7russes and Supp0rters-0U kinds.
SPICES, SNUFFS, PATENT AND PROPRIETA-
RY MEDICINES-all sorts.
Letter, Cap and Fancy PAPER, INKS, Fancy
Articles. etc.
PURE MEDICINAL WINES AND BRANDIES,
FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS, FRESH.
Toys, Shoe Brushes and Blocking, Razors,
Fine PorIet Kaitcs, Table Cutlery
SCHOOL BOOKS BY VARIOUS AUTHORS.
sy- We offer goods equally as low as they can
be obtained from any similar establishment i'll this
section, all warranted to be
FRESA AND GENUINE.
Orders from the country filled, and satisfaction
guaranteed, with regard both to price and quality.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
Will receive my personal attention at all hours Of
the day and night. feb3, 1855
The American patriot., 1855-07-14
MEDICINES, ETC.
The WASHINGTON Remedies.

n ~ 4 n
ri a ~ II D n IL ~ ~ y.
1'HE proprietors OF the asiihstoh neneo'es ucS
L to call the attention OF planters 70 the "onueriui
efficacy OF these compos'ions WHICH nave "eU'' y.'
beeen knrWn to fail! They have been long used IN
private practice, in New orleans, ny nj. A. MIC
klejohn. Through Their use there nave pcen fesGu-
ed many unfortunate victims OF disease from the
grave. after thay have been given up by their ply
sicans as incurable, or have been tortured beyond
endurance by decorations and painful operations
Planters and Others who have on their hands, faith
full servants, who, through disease, are rendered
proftless and loathsome, will find it to their advan-
tagc to use these remedies.
THE WASHINGTON SALPE
Used extremely, in conjunction with an internal
remedy denominated -
THE WASHINGTON p URLFIER,
Will cure the most aggravated case of cancer,
letter Worm Scald Head, Ring Worm, Whitloe,
Bone-felon Inyeteratc Ulcers Syphilis, Scrofula,
Salt.rheum. Leprosy Boils, Erysipeas Carbuncles,
Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimples, Itch, liberated
piles. Fistula. and Obstinate Sores, arising from
blows, burns, scalds etc. In aggravated cases alone
it is necessary to use the inward prepal aton-cases
that NAV be hereditary. or such as may have defed
the skill of physicians.
The Washington Purifier exces all remedies ex-
tant for Spring and Summer use By promoting
healthy action of the liver, it invgorates the whole
system. thus enabling it to bear up against the pro-
longed heat of the Southern summer.
For diseases of the bones and sinews or for casu
aties by which they and the nerves have been in
iured we offer the
| WASHINGTON RHEUMATIC OINTMENT!
This invaluable composition has never failed in
cases of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gout, Lumbago,
Stiff Joints; Stiffness of the Neck and Back, Caked
Breasts, Swollen Joints, In1ammatory Swellings,
Hard Lumps and Bruises In cases OF long stand
ing it is necessary to use, in conjunction with the
Ointment, an internal remedy called the
Washington Internal Remedy for Rheumatism.
| In proof of the unrivaed success OF these kenl'
edes we append the names and residences of few
from among the many who have been cured by
their 1t will be observed that our evidence is
HOME EVIDENCE!
James Hibbs, Erato Street, New Orleans certifies