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y MExIco.-By the arrival OF the steamer IeXaS
at New Orleans, we have Vera Cruz dates to
The Communication between the Capital and
Vera Cruz, suspended for several weeks, was re-
sumed through the plains of Apam and Hua-
ant9 stag coming 60 a'E Tt from Mexico
: a letter from Peubla states that the govern
msnt troops, numbering from 1000 to 8 600, in.
tended to lay siege to that city on the Sd inst.
The rmy was concentrated between San Martin
Mesmelican and Puebla, and was awaiting the
arrival Of the President who has resolved to take
IN person the command of they country's forces.
Senior Comonfort had great hopes of bingins
rapidly the rebels to terms
The rebels were defeated in Chiapa by the
.roops sent against them. After a short engage
mentwith the latter, they fled, leaving one man
killed, and five prisonersin the hands Of the as
sailants. The federal forces did not lose single
man. The country was in n state of the greatest
confusion and disorder, and commerce complete
" paralysed.
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1-sy-New tomatoes have been received in New
York from Savannah, and are selling at $50
per boz. String beans have also been received,
and are selling at fifty cents peck.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. IS, IS.
:n.ssrs Mortimer 6 ltororay: "A'''H' =

BALTIMORE, Oct IS, IS.
4 (lrSTs-I have delayed entirely long In
writing to you relation the virtues of lsapons TING;
.{S ta Or fSE s 0O derived from its ss tic
9ye been IL sSFan gS most
FORM carly Of two and half years and con
nv way America which time 1t changed It's form Into
gathering. at this tu.e attained growth and never
expected to b. Ge again. the disease canc in the first
place, OF being vacin"sd from child who had white
Illus When my ratsrinE hrSf 6f9Ss iG not @
took cold In the least atiyue my bodily strength
very near The rve ms hip Joint had been ot place
since r,t attack. at c age of thirteen my hand. he.
These suterns and the general debility
the constant discharge Of my gatherings caused
how il clt to lie free from pain suffering, for
hour until body should bee banged and become IKE unit"
h" taSci 81 many incidence received 50 little ben:
the a rdted LfHtnsHS, and other external remedies
If Tie physicians in England and all the relief obtain
ed but Of sranSitory duration ,,,..,.
s,t,tS In its efficacy had friend who had
known Mr. jarrett p,nmcr his suI4rns4 were the
please her. consented try the Tincturr and had not
ken bottle before began to FEEL us beneficial
strength rcturnedn appetite bccnme G"1imy cSmriSx-
clcar-I felt like another person. Through the lnuu.
requested TO me eu told mt my ease was such necu.
hatyou woy like TO see the effects OF the IncnTr
present ii to me- ii the Of eyrErsut on
is eighteen months have al1qse and hare sGt sreEy gym
etau ii than most Of my lady nequaint-
auccs. have healthul complexion and all my friends
1b Is quite large again 1t before, and can trip
about homo without = c.uCh
often wish MY parents had known Of this remedy when
was child az hclIcve should have been saved the e&crti.
cIatug pain have subjected well the defrrmi
" OF holy carry to the grave and parents wouo
not have been such heavy expenses from doctors bills,
and in sending me- as they did ;he celebrated Springs in
England In Of hsnlth wish all the afflicted world
could see nue. benefits have derived from this
ncrc OF IIalupton'H. to make all acquainted with
its virtues with whom come In contact
Gentlemen, thousand times Obliged to you, and yor
are a. liberty to my and case To all.
remain, yours in gratitude,
SIARH 4. sCoFIELD,
No. ESQ w. Baltimore ct.
To Mrssrs Mortimer MOwbray, 800 Baltimore street, Bal
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t--Persons should bear in mind that no let
ter can hereafter pass through the mail unless
prepaid by a stamp. The postmaster is not au-
tlorized to receive money in payment of postage.
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SOMETHING ARoLsT HANPTON1S ZHNCTCRE--T TO
NER T0US SEFFERERS.
InvIyorator and Restorative, where gentle etrn
LIANT wanted believe it superior to all the U0rdlalS he
fore the public, a for DYSPEPSIA, COUGHS, SCOf
LILA and with all diseases Of the stomach and
Bowels has been truly successful to the single nnd mar
riei. We the most valuable remedy ~r thousaii'
will testify.
For sale hy 4. II. logan & Co. Wheeling, Ge:s.
Sold Is MORTIMER & MoWBRAY,
24J Baltimore ST. Baltimore,
aud SO:, DroalHa!I II. Y.
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LET TIE, AEFLIcJED Hg4R THE TsST7

LET TIE. AFFLICTED HEAR THE TESTIMONY
or 4 LADE
ITO who hare the pleasure CT EnOEng her. NC need
say nothing, bat others remark that desire TO
benefit the suffering INDUCES thus to pcaS. None can
r:eciate joy aud gratitude III being relieved from pain
amer years suffering unparalleled hut those Iii there be
Any) wl.o have suffered like her. $500.
Mss has long been nreSldcmt Of this cityor the last
years has been successfully conducting school at No. $50
Baltimore The happy change in her hrnh Is subject
Of astonlstncnt JOY friends. We ask
;hOe Interested call her. She will tell them more OF
her care by Liptys TTHctE than she haS written Thus
Il il that this remedy goes giving relief to the sick. We
the public them From distant places We also
current r.n0y thousands should skepcism and
nrrnce to hide their heads and coneedc that Hamrons
Tineture Is wonderful discovery.
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ing aefeed 10 extend the session to Wednesday,
the Isth Inst, at noon. The bills recharterings
various Banks for six years, have passed both
Houses, also the bill to protect slave property
and the gcnesaltax and appropriation bills
: The bin to increase the capital stock of the
:. james River and Kanswha company to s., 00o,=
0OO. and to congertits Indebtedness to the State
into subscription was reectedin the house
Tho Manassas Gap Railroad bill and the Central
Railroad biilwere rsjected-the former by ayes
81, noes 81; tho lattor by ayes SO, noes %. To
pass these bills constitutional majority Of two.
. thirdsWas necessary. !.
0uT Richmond exchanges have failed toreach
sa,lls, and the above summary, cleaned from the
Baltimore papers is the very latest news from
Z Richmond We have this morning.
The Senate bill 70 increase the capital stock
Of the Coal River Navigation Company, and to
authorizes subscription of 100000 BY the State
thereto, passed the House Of Delegates, on Mon
day evening. s.s
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verse viii, them, as freely as with the formers
SO that they are not at all better even than they
unless Repentance should cometo them, and
should convince them, thatitis notScience they
have been embracing all this time; but only the
false appearance Of her, which has deceived
them. But while they continue in tho same
mind they are in. truth no hope for them. To
close all, my friends, shat would entreat OF
you is, to think over every thing have said to
you, to weight twell in your minds, and to Prac-
tice accordingly Get a habit Of doing right,
whatever price it costs you; let no difficulties
Eleteryou IN the way to Virtue: Then will the
lesson that have taught you, prove to your
selves a lesson Of Happiness. =
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MEssAGE OF THE GOVERNOR
- OF UTAH

We find in the Sacramento (Cal) Daily Union
Of the 18th ult., the message Of the Governor Of
Utah Territory, delivered in the capital, Fillmore
CITY, Willard county, December II, 1895. The
Governor sets out BY congratulating the Lrgisla.
tive Assembly upon their meeting for the first
time in the new State House, which, however, is
not vet finished. lie proceeds to suggest that
the laws 10 be enacted should be plain, easy to
. be understood, and few in number. Neithersho
they be changed moro frequently than circum-
stances absolutely require. He states that no
law passed by the Assembly had as yet been an
nulled by Congress, though by the Organic Act,
that body had retained power which the Gov
ernor considers ''repugnant to our free institu-
tons" He then proposes taking census, pre-
pafatory to framing aState constitution. and sp-
plying for admission into the Union. The boun-
darieS Of Utah had been satisfactorily established
by Commissioners appointed for that purpose.
Gov. Young then gives the following statement
of the finances Of the Territory:
The revenue, as appears from the Auditors
report. l herewith take great pleasure in submit
ting, for the current fsciaI year, amounts to ST.,
SiS 81 showing an increase over last year OF SlO,-
s62 Sc.
This arises from an increase Of property, and
4 higher per cent assessed by the last Legisla-
p tive Assembly. The total amount ofincreasc,
as assessed, is S016, 800, being over third more
than during years previous. There appears to
have been Auditors warrants in circulation
amounting to ss3'59d 20
of which Eas1& 4l'22S Oh
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E-A-IS AND 10 Z 10.
Drs. LEBRUN & DUFToN
OCUIISTS AND AURISTS.

OCULISTS AND AJ If1SIS.
DR LEBEI:S offers to those sring from Deafness. hi;
in nearly thres thousand q eouraed deafness These
been pronounced by Drs. Kiranier Of Berlin
most wonderful applied diseases Internal and
middle They comprise different courses for the
II the disease is ear
apparent on the @ o. day pr, s EsCS ,s f1a
ton lie las eighteen certificates from those whohaVe
aHd es Ts nov enabled to rS The GRggt Over
hundred cases Of deafness have been success
fully treated By h Certificates to that effect may be seen
In i cases Of dearues. arising from Inflammation Es-
ening or even Ee:ordtiOn OF the 'nabFHRd timIGni,"
usually called tile lrum :; Inflammation Of
ffio1 OF ltcus herros affections DtypWs SrO,cts dc.
when the disease can be traced to Scarlet TyPhus, MI
lnercural medicines gatherings in the Of childhood,
T n secretion the andttSry sama
being dry and scG when the deafness II accompanied with
SIiin ringing Of bells quotations. discharges Of mat.
ter when In stopping position sensation Is felt rush
perfectly where there !. much noI,s less acute
tho course pursued by d. LEBRCS Is considered iVa'
who pracses the new painless, and successful method
treating all dseas9sto which the subject Where
such fsI r and nrsTsia trial Patients by sentng
particulars Of tctT can have remedies sent to
part 4.tt
TESTIMONY.
S the undersigned practitioners Of medicine In the city
York having occasion to witness the practice Of
Drs Lerun and Duon in diseases OF the Ear and Eye lay
the pursued hy them In treating diseases % these del
organs the unparalleled snGtSs tchtch h1S at
tsndcd Il Is we'll worthy the aenOn of our professional
treating diseases Of the hs and Internal the use
Of medcated vapors" particularly in chronic and comp
and s Ip Ho Which Ia. long been felt by the
practitioner. In diseases of the eye they seldom 10
operation. As Skfu aursts and ocutst and
enthusiastically their profession, cordially
commend them - such as may REQUIRE their aid
SfpI1es MAX TFt NJ
CEo. g GRGSEH.' Al. D.. HuRACE HIHsLoW, N. D.,
! g. 'DELpGN, NJ d. ALLsroS Il. PRASoiS N. n,
T. Y. Van BuxES, ~ D. DEDEcRD DoEENrs, NJ. d.
Students wishing perfect Themselves In this branch Of
Place CnIques every Tuesday and Friday afternoons, from
! to q O'Clock, during Medical Collegc terms.
TERMs-F!ye Dollars, Generalization Fee Ten Dollars
paid the hcarnSs restored to s original acute
ness. ,,,,,,
'r1l7a Union Place, Now York City.
n IA Treatise on the Nature and Treatment Of Deaf
mud Diseases Of the Ear with the OF the Deaf
Money letters must be registered by tic Postmaster.
Rggsterga Letters at our osn TsIease bsaF this in
the New Postage Law requiring prepayment Of let
's: New York, July 5e4, 1855.
j. w. WHEAT,
q u q Il p
p NOTICE.
! DREaCRGPTlONS carefully compounded at sill
L hours-eIther. buy or ght5at b 49,
ma J. b. ToTElt's, e si MSe 81 re-. q. Mortar
sszItl5l flour.
IlAF BBLs. Superior Family Flour-iust received and
1fgeS;,i ~ 800 = - TAlLAST pRtArIA1S
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and natural brown or black without the least injury Hair
or skin.
A. Datchelor since 1899. sOo applications lave
been made ot his patrons of his famous Dye
Prejudice against Dying the hair and whskers unjust as
would be against covering bald head with wig.
WA DArcuELON's HAIR DxEprodnees color not to be
distinguished nature, and warranted NOT njure in
the least however long it may be continued
Made applied lin private roOnra at the viz Faeo-
ry, sss Broadway, NY.
Sold in all cities Of The United states, by Drug
glsts and Fancy Goods Dealers.
IR-The Genuine and address upon steel
plate engraving oil four sides of each bottle, Of
WILLIAM a. BATCHEltOR,
23S broadway, New YorE
10 J4TcILlNS.t Bi;SUFEELD.
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Salesman Wanted

WYE wish 10 e.,ny rst rotGsarSman, who Is thorough
w acquainted Will the Dry Goods Business.
Ipplication In person would IN preferable with
~ HEISKELL SWEARISGEN.
|. 80. .i.i.,.;ssss !,
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THE DISASTER ON THE DELA-
p WARE

The Philadelphia papers give further detailed
accounts of. the frightfrl disaster to the steam
boat New Jersey. The accounts already publish
cd embrace nearly all the facts. Tho Inquirer
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Hotel for Sale

T1HE Furniture and Lease known AZ the Monro. l.,..
Wheeling, Va located Main street Opposite 10 i.
Wire Suspension RriIge. This house Is ROW donr 70.
business and the prospects for the future first rate M
short time tile Cleveland Extension, Central Ohio,
cnnrtl Marietta RaIiroSiS will have their al kr,
this Iouss, and will necessarily do large prolor;l
this business.
The presen. Proprietor Is DESTROYS of removing N
country, which Is solely his for wishing p. &,
oc23 W. =. CLAIR
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TaYern 10 Rent

rINnE well known Tavern, known Mrs. Ciooiinr u
Il National road, miles east Of Wheeling wilt he t-l-
from April first 1856 This stand well and t,ye,,S
known TO require further notice.
For terms enquire Of Jacob Cooling the nn,rrs.
ynV19tf LYDIA CRUTEp
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tion a. 9's'' : s12,177 Il
ofcnrrcntye assessment, So, 2791o
has been received, leaving delin- 49,
quency Of ll'o09 !"
which shows, if it were all collected,
anindehtednesS of $l,1UI ia
depending on future assessments for payment
BY The foregoing statement it appears that the
Territory Is running triae in debt; still do
not presume that 1t will be necessary to increase
The assessment Of last year. j deem this situa-
ton of the finances attributable to the light as
sessnent of the previous year, it being, for the
whole Territory, only Sc, 1856 81, at one-half the
h reference to new channels of communica-
ton, the Governor says
II has been proposed to open new channels Of
communication with the Territory from the east
through the tributaries Of the Missouri, and from
ythe; south by way Of the Colorado Doubtless
boats built expressly for the pupose, will be able
TO approach our settlements many hundred miles
nearer than ut present. Should It be IN your
mower, By chartering companies and rendering
other encouragement, to further any such enter
prise you will meet with my most hearty co.opc-
ration; certainly deem it subject worthy of
4, your consideration. =.
Asbetter educational system is strongly recon-
raetidsd Some slight disturbances had occurred
with the Indians, but the prompt display Of the
military force Of the Territory, and that generous
pesee policy which the people had always pur-
sued towards the Indians, had secured . general
tranquility, and . coutinua1ee Of this policy is
saFnss,ly ineuicSted NFhe Notifications of the
TssfieoFy are advancing towards completion. In
Y.eard to Manufacture. tie Governor says, that
slthough they are yet small in value, they exhib-
II favorable signs-Of growth. The message con-
cludes with q - tent AT betWeen the aleg.
Cd peace md property Of Utah, and.the war
eatztt todniries Of the Oh World,
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pA1LrY,s GrNu1NE pAIN EXTRACTOR.

For .a.e wholesale and retail by
as.s LAEGHA1Ss. Il RtSHFIELL
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NNK STOCK AND -CITY-Tg'
$3.50 at Public Sale
For Rent
Eor Sale.

GOOD two storT House, slsnated on Morros
Z \ further particulars enquire Of ''''SN b
Inht GEO. F.. wlrSp,,
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Mx1Ico.-By tho arrival of the steamer Texas
at New Orleans, we have Vera Cruz dates to
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MEDICINE a LUXU RY
DIR. MILLS
IL2OlLd.I'LCr. 2I,IllEsII,LL RIT,TEpNl ~

innocent tonic dIuretic Beverage prepaIv foti TIE
IN pnrCSt, best materials aI 71WrfI f.s,'lLt,
ry Of which is strengthening end inviEo1 IL
system, aud by its highly aromatic properties is
DELICIOUS ELIXIiI.
correct the appetite, by strengthening the
gestINe orgaus the certain specific for tie E5sG
Colic Liver Complaints, Dizziness, IlatuItncy, Papa.
ton, and AL Nervous Dsesses Dyspepsia, Female Val.
mes, Physical and Mental Debility, regulating The t'
and impartng tone and Cheerfuntss to tn. Nleesy.s
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has been redeemed at the Treasury,
leaving as balance still in circula.
ofcnrrcnt year assessment, SO, 97910
has been received, leaving delin-
qnency Of ...E.. ll,o69 "a
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Es-IEll FIUUh.
lA1 BBLs. Superior Family Flour-iust received and
NNlO and fof.aaie BIZ
lsfseas y ~ - 's,s TAILAST. nst,API4A1S-
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ALSO, from 60 10 so acres OF Farming and Car,r..
Situated near the town OF South Wheeling. ~
II ~ Prices low and Terms easy.
| HerI-ln WI. n MAkr1,
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IINlLRf6ar story brick as the Quincy r,y,,,-
house, corner OF afaln and Quincy SIS Hss.. Va
en- Sn1he LIST Of April. Apply to ''= Z
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DR DUFToS the only practitioner In the Quilted States
who practices the new painless, and succsssful method
treating all diseases which the subject Where
ry oer have ra to aori relief lac asks from NIL
few particulars Of their case have remedies any
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pRIpAY MoRNINe, MARCH q, 1855

This body did not adjourn, on Monday, hay-
ipesaefeed 10 extend the session 70 Wednesday,
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j. w. WHEAT,
H OMEnClSP AT / II S t..
nFFICESt Market street, opposite The Pest
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- 7NOI4IUB.
DRRaGREPTlONS carefully compounded at all
/ hOnrs-eItheT Day or RSght-at
j. b. VOWELL'S, 80 Monroe ST
inca .ti5ffs Sign OF Red Mortar.
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> The following IS a list OF the DotlleS FecoveTeu
james NJ Sherman, So years of age, glider
and picture frame maker, who had portion Of
MATHS building in Chestnut street. Mr.. S. leaves
wife and three children, living in Fourth street,
below Micklc. Camden. Dir. S. coat was most
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REAL ESTATE sAIPs
8 Foti Sale Of Rent.

M L4NI4Gt4AO VI. INVNI,
II VILE selt one or b6thsthe Dwelling lIsy,..
j A. west side Aiain Centre WIT elin:, ~ y
dIu Paper AIis Or IL not sold, the north t ~ Of la
for rent ffonl the1sE April next. ~. >"'n'sG
mh153a R. 8 I'm,
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D. C-Whatcver may be of use te them.
&-And what's there, that may be OF use to
them?
enceS as Plato says may serve people in the be-
ginning of their lives as bride, to keep them
from being drawn away by idler pursuits.
And is it necessary for all who would ar
rive at True Science to do this:
o. C.-No, it is not necessary, but it may be
useful, though in truth these things themselves
do not contribute towards making them better
S-Not contribute atall towards maEingtbcm
o. C-Not at all, for they may be as good
without them. And yet they are not wholly
unusefu; for they may sometimes help us, as in
tcrpreters do, to themeaning, of the language we
don't understand: but, after all, It's better to I'M
derstant the language ourselves, than to have
any need Of an interpreter; and We may be good
without the assistance of learning. E
&-On what have tue learned any advantage
over others, towards becoming better mem
o. C-Why do you imagine they should
have any advantage; since you see they arc de-
ceived like others, as towhat is good OF bad; and
continue to be as much involved in all manner
of vices7 for there is nothing that binders aman
who is master Of literature, and knowing in all
the Sciences, from being at the same time n
drunkard, or incorporate, or covetous, or un-
just, orvillainous, or in one word imprudent in
all his ways. a=5 Z
S-"Tis true, We see too many instances of
such.
O. C-ofwhat advantage then is their learn
ing towards making them better men?
&-You have made it appear, that it is of
none; but pray what is the reason ofi2
o. C-The reason is this: that when they
arc got into the second Enclosure, they fix there
as if they were arrived at True Science. And
what can they get by that? since we see several
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PmIApxlPMA, Dec. FL, 1864
II bas heep announced 70 you that Mr.. Buchanan The
President elect q In town. Our ciiy 10 therefore the
Yankee Mecca fer few days. We = happy people.
Crowds Of politicians docking 10 upon SORES
from Washington Congress, as Of old, can hold
!tG session here.
Many Of the Politicians who wait Philadelpan Just row
do 70 because they afraid 10 70 70 Lancaster rncy
think they make aging visit to Psiaiepha with
exciting suspicion. New York will have liz delegation
here. Among the politicians hand the Hon Joha
slde o. Louisiana he Wa c,o.eied nearly the whole
o. Frsty with Mr.. Buchanan. Forney swsggers around
kind Of doorkeepor AMI entry entertainer TO oil who
call lie says he Is going 10 be elected Senate without
doubt. Gen SIMON Cameron will be the opposition can.
dioate beyond question, and Ia counden, or defeating
Forney seocld he be iIe caucus nominee
learn ttsi lsst week Tornsy bad nesting Ia this
city Of about dozen Of In followers from the c5cn.
Try" country politicians" who are 10 his iDierest-and
wss determined " "break the ice" by sranS com.
rnrric,aon the Ia',uisene, o. Lancaster, which 90
serve being eopisd into 81 Inc country papers r his
interest, no; az n communication. but rs u u =
editorial TO mike i more Impressive, and bring Il nearer
10 what might be called q whisper from whealsrd.
see Daniel r. sicklcs, Of your CITY, has come on TO
Philscelpka, 10 head 90 somebody.