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We have already alluded to the fact, says the
Baltimore Patriot of the LIST inst. that the Hon
Daniel D. Barnard, of Albany, for some years the
Representative Of that county in Congress, had writ
ten long and very able letter to the Hon. James A.
Hamilton, covering the political topics of the day
There is scarcely an ADLER Misunderstanding not purer
minded, or more ardent Union.Ioving man in the
country-than Mr.. Barnard is; therefore, his sent.
ments at this crisis in our political affairs are well
worth needing. He is an cold Line Whg" and
does not profess to belong to the American pary but
like Washington Hunt and host of others through.
out the Union for the sake of the Union and its
petuity advocates the election of Willard Fillmore,
the American candidate, as the safest and the best
and the wisest result that can be accomplished. Mr..
Barnard thus speaks of the peoples candidate
Mr.. Fillmore is a tried man. His countrymcn
and the world know him. He made and conducted an
administration which not only raised his country in its
own just esteem, but elevated it also in the presence
and estimation of every civilized country on the globe
He won and preserved TO the last, and I believe he
still preserves in peculiar and eminent degree the
united confidence of nearly all, in the North and in
the South, OF whatever party who desire to see the
harmony Of the Union maintained, and the nation
| upheld in its integrity.
And it was this confidence, Joined to known feel
ing of universal and uncommon respect for his capac
ty, his moderation and his wisdom, which, long before
ms NOMINATION, prompted widespread desire in the
country, too manifest to be mistaken or dsregarded
to see him once more elevated to the Presidency
This general feeling of preference was marked fea
ture in the political indications of the times, which
the American party did wisely not to neglect There
can be no need of defining positions for Mr. Fillmore
His past administration Of the Government tells the
Whole story and reveals the whole comprehensive ant
recorded truth in regard to his principles and capaci
y. There the record stands; let all men look at it
Not an uncertain equyocal line or word is found il
all IT'S pages There the whole official man stands re
yealed-a President for the whole country; Will
views as broad, expansive and liberal as the continent
committed to his executive care, and holding alway
balance serupulousy exact and faithful Just as tht
Constitution itself holds like balance, between al
sections and all interests; President who never for
got it was nation; undivided and indyisible, owe
which he presided with its integrity and honor en-
trusted to his keeping, and that the Government
which he administered was Government Of Consti
tgton and law, to which, setting the first example
obedience himself, he eXacted obedience from ever,
!, citizen.
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y Hus:S c,ENTT-


The Weekly CEEsCENT, published this morning,
contains al the latest information received from Eu
rope, the Pacific and Isthmus, Havana and Mexico,
and different portions Of onr own country, by mail and
telegraph together with great amount Of valuable
and Interesting miscellaneous matter.
1t contains full details of the burning of the steam
i boat John Jay on Lake St. George; Congressional ;
complete accounts Of all matters pertaining to the
city and State careful reviews of the Money
Cattle and Produce Markets commercial advices
from Europe reports Of all matters Of local interest
domestic summaries j; q large quantity Of editorial
and literary matte sketches tales and poetry with
readable extracts Of interesting nature The con
tents of norninga daily viii also appear in the
Weekly Crescent.
Persons wishing to obtain copies for the mail can
4 procure them, done up in strong wrappers, at the
office No 10 Camp street, Of at 3. G. Morgan's book
store, adjoining the Post Office.
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Rty 81 T,orrrs /. 4 ~ j

8;5siH # BAY ST. LOUIS, Aug T, 1856.
E Editors Of the Crescent: Gentlemen-In your is
sue of yesterday I find communication from this
place relative to the late municipal election, which
occurred here on Monday last, in which your commu-
meant made-unntentionally I have no doubt-a
mistake in placing the record as the e. Ameri-
can'D mayor elect
This was not political contest On the contrary,
the election turned upon local issues, of far more i'm
portance to the citizens of this breezy locality than
any political triumph could be- however glorious
and had it been strctya test of party strength the
result would have been quite different As it was,
members Of both parties voted for the ticket elected
MY position as warm advocate of the election Of
Buchanan and Breckenridge is too well known athome
to require this explanation But in these days. when
the result Of little municipal elections are paraded be-
fore the country as great party trumphs and every
mans position aud influence is counted upon, do
not wish to be placed before the country as occupy
ing position antagonstical to that which treaty. do
therefore hope that in obedience to your usual mag
unanimous course of correcting errors through you1
columns, which, through nadvertency or misinforma
ton you have been led to commit therein, you will
give this an insertion in order to place right before
the country Most respectfully, s, B. PIERCE.
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Prot. .jMOHr's

G e r NJ A n F L Y p A p Err.
For the sure and certain destruction Of
FLIES, REACHES, ANTS. BUGS MOSQUITOES ETC.
This valuable article is offered the public as
DEADLY POISON t"G
for the above named pests all HOUSEkEEPERS AND FA
MILES,
1t perfectly simple and safe yet and certain in lis nc
ton There is likewise danger to be unprecedented from the
insects poisoning anything they may in with after
leaving the paper and possesses great advantage over al
other poisons in its being liable mistaken thereby pre-
venting those serious accidents which are Of almost daily
It he hung the walls of the room. the window
the reach of chrcnaough little fear need be appre
hended Of its iDjuripg them. SD.
For sale, by the GlGre singlesheet. by -
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street
where full directions will be given its ,se jy7 2p!m
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Organization OF
IA -ls1E EHEEss REss I'M q AAsTN GIN N MEeS-


EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE AMERICAS PARrY,9
S New Orleans, August 4th, 1856.
In conformity with resolution adopted the last sitting
this Committee, it becomes my duty announce that the time
has arrived for thorough organization the American Party
in the Parish OF Orleans In order to carry effect the pro-
visions of the resolutions Of the American State Conventions
held at Baton Rouge on the I6 June last and by the
authority vested in the ESecuive Committee of the American
Party now invite and request all members of the American
Party throughout the Orleans in their respect,
i've Wards at their usual places Of meeting,
On Saturday Evening, Sth inst, at Z o'clock,
for the purpose OF organizing American Clubs one for each
Ward of the city, and for the election Of officers for the said
American Ward Clubs and for their respective reg
lar meetings. #
will be understood that this proceeding conempates the
entire of the American Party in the Parish
Orleans and is intended to apply Wards of the City
without whether any organizations have been al
ready effected in Of the Wards or not The Executive Com
mee considering that in order make the organizations effect
i've and Harmonious they should be one and tine same
time.
The Presidents OF the respective Clubs will report to the un
dersgned the names Of the Officers the Clubs respectively
and the places and days of regular meetings.
j. 0. NIXON, Chairman
aus p State Executive Committee American Party.
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sAMEs ". | Nlt' ll4i MI 60 80
IN INN " t4srq \ III lAI3 ANS,
ii d "a = II ii. M ID. sy r 81 Tt p = IT

TE Rst 8 86S
gss regularly served to ~ ne
ety AZ an aay .9f
Sid 4 yesr In advances alfyeaElg and ~ sns
aaraa rassss " W. eafsefs:
sseaaaets. per IN ~ ehess
4s 81 4oreyesy subsequent insertion. 80 cents.
On ts second are g ~ eslS
insertion. ri s3EssS 5sf8 s95s 3s Il, G
n square fof every Snsefffa 4
iat asked will he pHblhcd oe menth q
iosef. aid y CUB
Wi until a az fhe
option III lie ptoptistors. ~ 43
Disoo tsnt w made to regular advertisers
TsFHFs3 I,AaLE ssIs Eas On MI
IL Medium FIJI adver-
Al FaMny PArsKit circulaes largely reaching
many huarads a hour and being read
bsofs te hours, articles
family ass mas b adyantagsoasly published II il
8 column. s54 VI
TE III III wv "a EfExIsY CIR r. CENT
Published Monday morning u s. invariably in
circulation throughout Lon
isiana Arkansas, labama Texas and othel
states presents favorable mode advertisers Of making
their wares and commodities known. Advertisements in
serted for 81 per squire, each insertion. @ e
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PoINT CLEAR HoTEL. low enVious it makes US
to hear from the watering places at this time. a
friend Of onrs has just returned from spending q few
days at Point Clear Hote, and speaks in such glow
ing terms e the place The company assembled there,
aud Of the 1nanag Of the hotel, that we could
4 not help making the above remark.
From his account they must be having q delightful
time Of il there pienies and the like are the order
Of the day while the night il given over to the
dance; added to these pleasures are the more sub
stantial ones Of good eating and drinking which the
well stocked pantry and cellar Of friends Messra
Chamberlain q Co., always ensure.
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HDG COSEN'S

JHGdG SDSast'5
CELEBRATED WEST INDIAN
III III M q -H1 u MG H
FOR THE TEETH, GUMS AND BREATH,
Is now after several years trial Of its wonderfully beneficial
effects the Northern States of America brought TO the
ce of the whole American continent This T1NCTURE does
not pretend to cure all evils which those parts of the hu
subject but it is with perfect confidence
mendcd us the very BEST and SAFEST DAILY
Companion to the Toilet.
II perfectly nocuous containing neither acids Or other
deeerous substance and will keep for years undegeneaed in
quality.
1t cleanse the Teeth makes them pcly white
the enalnel, and prevents decay.
3D. preserves gums and prevents their becoming soft
spougy and white.
3d. 1t purfes the breath and impa to it most agreeable
and pleasant odor.
These are its BENEFICIAL properties and the skep,
cal are unable to discover any maecent quality Why
has 1t has been tested approved and
mended and daily used by several Of the Medical Faculty,
merchants dentists and citizens.
RS-PRICE-25 cents per Bottle So so per Do2en
n5y.In boxes and half dozeEs, for family use Try
For sale Mt
IL Camp street, and at the St. Charles
Book Store, under the ST. Charles Hotel New Orleans,
General Agent for louisiana Tennessee,
Alabama, Mississippi and Arkansas.
H5Pa Observe each label bears written signature of
aug 2p4t&2tW R. B. DA COSTA.
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TIE GREAT RUSSIAN REMgpy-pro Rono p,.hico

The GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY-Pro Bono Publico
Every mother should have box in the house handy case
Of accidents to the children" Reddngs Russia Salye is
Boston remedy of thirty standing recommended
by physicians 1t and speedy burns piles
bos felons, chlbans, every kind for
ulcers Itch scald head nettle ra bunions
nipples recommended by nures wtlow sites testers flea
bites spider stngs frozen limbs salt rheu scurvy sore and
cracked lips and flesh wounds is most val
liable remedy and which 10 by thousands
who have used in the city of Boston and vicinity
thirty In instance will this injury or in
terfee with PHYSICIANS prescriptions. It from the
materials from recipe brought from Russia-o
growing in that the propretor letters from
all classes cergmen physicians captains
who have used themselves 1t to others
Redangs Russia Salve large tin boxes stamped
with picture of horse disabled soldier which
picture is also engraved the wrapper Price, IS cents
box Redding & Co. For sale by J. Wright & Co q O.
Woodman and all druggists. fel4 eodsm6w
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COpQs'EFaes.ShiB.

The undersigned have this day formed coparnershp in
this city under the style and name of NORRIS MAUL Co.
for the purpose of carrying the Clothing Business
THADDEUS NORRIS
CHAS. G. MAULL,
New Orleans, July LIST, 1856 EDWARD C. HANCOCK.
R-On retiring from the above firm most cordially recon-
mend my successors MesSr Charles c. Maul and Edward c.
Hancock to friends confident that they will give entire salts
faction in every department OF the business 49,
jyl 2ptf A. H WAY.
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FopuEus. Summer Reading.


rHHEAI B$~ EA% V&S% II -MrEzEC-,
Bookseller and Stationer,
lUC CANAL STREET. 4UC
CHAMBERS PAPERS FOR THE PEoPLE-Tweye Vol
PREsCoTT's COMPLETE WORKS Eleven Voums
BULWERS NOyEI4S-One large Octave Volume.
ADDISON's WORKS COMPLETE-Six Volumes.
DE QUINCEY'S MISUNDERSTANDING and Complete.
DICKENS AND SCOTS NOVELS COMPLETE.
IBVING'S, COOPER'S AND KENNEDY'S NOVELS.
GOIDSMITHS MISCELLANEOUS WORKS COMPLETE.
BANCROFTS UNITED STATES-Six Volumes.
WEBSTER'S SPEECHES AND LIFE--Six Volumes.
CALHOuN'S LIFE AND sPEECIIES-Six Volumes,
ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA-Fourteen Volumes.
LoNGFELLOW's, BRYANT'S AND HAILECK'S PoETl-
CAL WORKS.
SHAKESPEARE, MILTON, BYRON AND MooRE-Com-
plete.
HEMANS SIGOURNEY, EDITH MAY AND ELIZA COOK
JUVENILE DOOkS-A large and well selected stock.
GRAHAM's AND GODEY'S MAGAZINES FOR AUGUST
jy2S Up AT los CANAL STREET.
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s5- Church Dctfcatfon.--On Sunday after
NOON next 10th inst the edifea Of the FIRST GER
NAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, situated on First, be,
tween Constance and Administration date Like Oak and Laure
streets, will be dedicated TO the Most High God
rs Ministers of denominations will take part in the
services -
TIE public are cordially invited to attend Exercises to
begin at O'Clock P. NJ. AID On !
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HB-By virtue of the powers with which
invested by the Supreme of tile Republic of Nj
carsgus as per documents deposited recorded the office
W. Chrsy, Esq, Notary Public have constituted and an.
pointed Messrs MASON PITCHER and SHADRACK F.
the sole agents Of the said Republic for the purpose
eueeng loan and of settling such advances may have
been heretofore made to The same
They are fully accredited to that effect have alone author
y hereafter to obligations contract for Nicaragua
jy2l p .. DE GoICOURTA
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AMERICAN Meeting s 10 NIGH BY reference to
another column, it viii be seen that tie members Of
the American Party are called upon to meet tonight,
in each Of the wards Of the city, for the purpose Of
organizing American Clubs, called for BY the State
Executive Committee.
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agProhibitson.-Th recent decision ,

ts5@ProhibitSon.-The recent decision of the
people in many of the States in reference the sale of liquors,
does pretend interfere with medicinal compounds con-
tanning stimulus as it is fact well known all that without
stimulating principles most of debility
be reached and the many other Of valuable
could not be made without it, For instance DR. j. HOSTEL
TER'S STOMACH BITTERS celebrated and indspeu
sable in every family medicine Thousands of persons suf
terng from dyspepsia and Indigestion generally speak volumes
in favor of this great curative agent sale by E. j. Hart
CO.. 70 Tchoupitouas street. and Cady Holmes, ravier
o,et
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Notice.
oLUTIt,N OF s,opARrNERs1

We DISSOLUTION OF COpARTNERSHIP.
The coparnershp heretofore existing between the under
signed under the style of NORRIS Way is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. @.g5@'..M
Thaddes Noriss charged with liquidation Of the same
THADDEUS NORRIS,
per pro. EDW. C. HANCOCK,
New Orleans, July LIST, 1856 A. II. Way
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.ansertca,s Ctesb--seyensh Ward.

All members of the AMERICAN PARTY residing in the
Seventh Ward respectfully requested assemble their
usual place of meeting, Greatmen street. SATURDAY
EVENING 9th nst at O'clock for the purpose of organizing
AMERICAN CLUB, in conformity with The requemes Of
the State Executive Committee and in pursuance of the eso-
tons adopted by the American State Convention held
Rouge the 10th June last
Charles Fagot Adelard Duvgneaud
Francis C0quet, ST. CrciX Guinaut,
Urban Panguerre, II. Theodore Simon,
NINA Tleard, p. Schomherg,
Pierre Casanova, VIM Piles
G. Carrie, A. ONeil,
Solomon Audler, John Jacobs
Joseph Duyigneaud, Laroque Turgeau,
Aug Duquercron, 7. Maspereau,
4. Chailot, j. T. G. Massicot,
LIS. Huard, F. C. Iavlle
Is. Duyigneaud, L. Carpenter,
+. V. Gourdan, A. Blache,
Ieonce Burthe, Emile Perez
New Orleans August s. 1856
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VVeNSes' Coolers.

Fseae0cesE Removed -
FROM NO. rs TO IL ROYAL STREET.
and pnts constantly hand which equal best that
this Market
Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
R B A N ID les:
sAZERAC Of The Vintage of 1885, 1873 and 1906 and other
brands
w IfISk X:
Of all descriptons-Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts.
Also.
On hand my usual assortment of the best WINES and L.
QUORS in the Market which will be sold on as reasonable
terms any other house in the city.
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
d7 2pf No. II Royal street.
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american GEegb--IG2ttEe 0EG
ELEVENTH WARDS.
We would respectfully request the members Of the AER1
CAN PARTY residing in the Tenth and Eleventh Wards
Fourth Drc) 10 assemble their usual place of meeting
SATURDAY EVENING, August 9, 1s O'clock for the
purpose perfecng the organization the party the ap
preaching Presidential election.
Walter Bailey, Benz. S. Harrison,
Buckner Il. Payne, R. D. Martin,
VIM. C. Goodrich, Benjamin Aberson,
A. Adams, Samuel Dowy,
Eugene Ad0ms G. L. Marshall,
Samuel j. Bennett George X. W Bolen,
Robert Wilson, John A. Watkins,
7. s. ELLIOTT II. 7. Vennard
Geo. Mensrnan, j. L. Oliver,
VIM II Reese, Isaac Bridge.
S. P. Auchmuy.
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sotaE SAuteIIiQelttR.

The COLONEL AND HIS PoSY.-The portly local.
St Charles having pitched into the productions Of our
acue poet and derisively advised him keep his machine
Ding, soberly advised him take the chap at his word
lot knowing what aeria to USE he asked us for some We
him. some hesitation the hesging local and his late
onerfu pony as Appropriate to this OCCASION Our poet I'm
ledatey stuffed The and the beast into his machine and
round them cut as follows:
Colonel B. is fat and thick,
5 AS ali the taors know. sir, y
And us withal Jolly brick,
Though he's been grocer " 3s
And though he seldom gasses much
L In manner vocal, sE5 n
s55 He often pens a killing touch
( As newspaper local.
He's the boy row to paint
For climate torrid,t
Make the lady public faint
Der murder horrid; 81
Spina yarn, crack a Joke,
Dress tale romantic,
Odd quotations at you poke,
Or pun with effort fr,ntc.t =
But MS the Colonel wears skin n
E. OF very porous leather
He cannot keep his genius in
sgI4$ During snltry weather H
He pufs, sweats, wipes his head,
And lastly gets so lazy, ..E
His brain becomes inclined to lead,
And all his ideas haay.
=, -, -: ! -, = ! ~ 1tS.t.' ~ --r.
yes a ~ ~ y, =. = -. l'11 SNT' "
BY bringing forth pony,
+" And all around the town he rode,
--. RI, -. -, :. ...,,,
Like a little stoc.s DOL. .#5s
49,, II, = - ,
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-. -. -, ,a.,
gS s5z5, ,,e - 80 -. -. !.
Thano,r ~ was /; ~ a1
,h,,.h;. 'ua.....,.,,at,a .
,,",sIi.1 $50 css,s 49, =
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id Weare indebtad to Dr. Delery for q copy Of
The Report Of the Special Committee, appointed by
the Public School Bord of the Second District Dr.
Deery's document. # il an interesting report, and
viii elicit the attention Of all those interested in the
best method Of conducting our public schools.
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Lieut. Maury left Sc ,O00 on his recent visit to Min
neaota To be invested in real estate,
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.american Cs,sb--second Hv'as.eg.

and others.
New Orleans, Anguish, 1856.
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Dr. SGEeeseg Reynolds.

oFFfCE-No. lis GRAVIER STREET, NEW oRLEANss
Cures CANCERS scALDHEAD, WHITE SWELLING SORES and
ULCERS Of every description iaSI 2p1y
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EIRENCH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GLASSES FOR
L Geatcmen-M Leon Langrn; Professor of ihe French
language French literature at the University Of Louisiana
gves respectful notice to public that MONDAY, June
9th he will commence continue during the whole
three different degrees for gentlemen comprising
Elementary Middle and Superior Clnsses at his office unyer
Building Baronne and Common Streets Room No J.
The will place in the evening various hours,
from O'Clock suit anybody The learning Of the
language will be made extremely by method OF sim
plfcation.
Price for month So payable in advance Apply and sub
scribe the Professors Office evening" after O'clock
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FRENCH LANGUAGE and LITERATURE.
l. LEON LAUGR1N, lately Lawyer al the Bar of Paris,
Professor of the French Language and French Literature
in the University Of Louisiana.
~ French class for gentlemen Mt o'clock, evening"
his Office University Buildings OF Baronne and Com
mon . m0
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-03-29
spirit which marks and defines man. They

spirit which marks and defines man. They
claim an arstocracy so high as not to allow
them to stoop to do mean action. They
are in truth natures Eohlemen. But call
this incident up because wish to refer TO a
man whom personally admire. An author
who has done as much as any living man to
bring public opinion to its right standard of
equality. If I. S. Arthur lived on yon side
of the ocean we democrats of America would
be willing to contribute largely to give him a
princcly fortune. There is Thackary the
trans Atlantic humbug lecturer, touring the
states and drawing crowded halls, TO listen to
stale yarns. An Ex-Governor of Georgia
few weeks ago when criticising Thackary's
lecture the evening before, said that if he had
delivered such discourse in any of the
villages of the pine forests Of that state, he
would have been driven out of the place as an
impoStcr. And there too is the Queens
chamber m aid, Miss hurry: very judiciously
filing the heads Of Know Nothing ma!rons,
with sage wisdom and her port monnaie with
American u!ilCS, w Ililc our pNH liClltOii'hH
authors at home are but half supported, just
beca usc they were born under our own flag.
Fie! Tic. patriotism had best go seek a home
in Scmc hovcl Of the Wilderness, or retreat
from the parlor to the attic Of our dwellings,
or more properly. be buried along with our
common sense. When start for the North
YOU shall again bear from me. HAROLD.