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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-26

through Oregon and California, and also establiSh
Military Posss aud Forts there on. I h1id1
Z By Mr.. Gibbs, . bill granting to Alexis Bailey
and others the right 70 establish ferry across the
Mississippi and ST. Croix rivers, 80 -,
By Mr.. Mobiles, bill to incorporate the st.
Paul Gas Light Company. 2 19s
|, By Mr.. Dunbar, . bill granting to Simon Ste
vens the right TO establish ferry across the Mis-.
sissippi river. op5a bao43 s'9asa 3ilsg ~ eaa.
AT this point Mr.: Mcleod came into the House
and stated that be conceived, and proceeded tods-
liver himself in this wise-ssMr. Speaker arise
to make afew remarks relative to the woody head
ed chap who does the blowing for the Times he
says that am The gentleman last up; and want
you to understand, sir, that win eet up when I
please, and how please, Notwithstanding his
blowing tin horn, and the Minnesotian frying it,
eels." sifs,dss % eiqosq ssl safga9l F1l p
The House then went into committee of the
whole, Mr.. Taylor in the chair, having under con-
sideration joint resolution NO. q relative to the
q. s. Land Office in Brownsville. Also, No. 10
and No. SO II. of R. bill relative to the county of
Wabashaw. The committee rose and reported the
bills back to the House. The House then adjourn
ed till Up. N. @ s1 - 1871 - yg9S ~
nitHF fssfE.lss 9FF5ftt.FE1.e Nay
! AFTERNOON SEssloS.-House met and went in
to committee of the whole on bills Nos. and ii
II. of r. and a memorial to Congress--after some
time passed therein the committee rose and re-
ported the bill and memorial back to the House.
j. The House again resolved itself into committee
of the whole on bills No. II, Is and % III. of r..
after some time passed therein the committee rose
and reported the bills back to the House, and or.
dered that they be engrossed for third reading.
Mr.. Norris presented the report of the Surveyo,
General of the 1st District, which was laid ON the
table to be printed. ~
Mr.. Lott presented the report of the Territorial
Librarian, which was laid on the table to be prin
ted. 90 @@48 - S8sst
On motion the House resolved itself into com
| mittee of the Whole, having under consideration
Nos. 80, 80 and ~ II. of R. After some tim
passed therein, the CON mittee rose and reported
the bills back to the House with amendments
after which the House took recess till seven o.
| clock.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-26

WAsHfNGroN, Jan. IA.
The Democratic caucus was held ut the Capitol
tonight. Several manifested disposition to
break from the platform, but this was promptly
and vigorously opposed by many speakers. p One
who was present says, never before has such de-
termination been manifested to stand by Rich
ardson and the platform. ~ re 'ifn =
HOUSE, more votes had. The last stood
Banks 90, Richardson &c, Fuller 80, Pennington
9, scattering 8.
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The spaniard. af.sr III. riiiibu...r..

"A Spanish frigate, three briggs of war steamers
and one war brig left the Bay Of Cienfuego few
days since for San Juan del Nicaragua, to look
after Com. Spaulding, and Coils. Kinney and
Walker. The Spanish ateamer Isabella la Cath
olica lost in the shoals near here, on the cve
ming of the Sd inst. s }s-.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-26

TREMENDOUS SroRx IN THE EAsr.-In New York
State the snow fell to the average depth of two
Feet; not being confined entirely g that locality,
out eA'ended "!cS .5 .ne whole range of seaboard
from Halifax, N. s., to the State of Virginia, the
snow at Washington being eight inches in depth.
The weather during the winter has been OK
tremely severe throughout the whole country
Our contemporaries, the Pioneer and the Minneso-
tian, state that they have not heard of single
instance Of persons freezing to death in this Ter
ritory, during the present winter; We cannot say
so, for We have hoard of two or three persons
being frozen to death in Mower county. Why
not, neighbors, state things Is they are, and not
cndeavor to disguise the matter?
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ESQ -, b ssssst3 rlssls,e 49, $50. :,
olyil!. Ksbs.soa.; os. osvsss- {os.ess..).s.
nor has delivered big message. J, -, ~
6 = s1.a sss'' - H:s Yo,., J.. Il. oss
The Courier = Enquirer publishss the follow : :
ing extract from sprivase letter from Grenade Dc
Ba.loss. IN our city Il very bad indeed, and II,
place 10 nearly deserted. Heavy contxibutiohs
levied.psn every one and bcsi.sss ha. nearly 81
stopped. The cholsrs which has broken ont =
again with nsv force easria oG many, and y ~
Pecially severe with Americans. Walkss force =,
'' Deen ooc'mlatea. t,allle adI tet ,-nsssalE -.
FIVE MEN FaossH 10 DEAfn@-Ffom passsuesr,l ,
through this place, We learn thas about week
ago, four men who we're riding in an omen sleigh
from st. Paul, With driver, were frosea 70 death
on the prairie in the southern part Of Minnesota.
where they had been accustomed to stop, and the ii
landlord coming OUT, found the Eve men frosen @
stiff in the slegh. PiasteviGs Am. b aessasa9sr
3 %. Mr.. Atchison, of Missouri, declines being !
further considered candidate for United States i
Senator, or for any other Office, either State or -
| Federal. .shfaI 7sss !; ,r~a.r
ca The New York Herald dsDoances the closing. y
part Of the Presidents Message AZ amere speech.
for Buncombe-a piece Of miserable trash; stolen (
from the editorial columns of that paper. Tit
is rightly termed, shilling two birds with one
stone.'' 1851 Hid adj p5,,ae.sf,eer1.e 80 sss 81
/ 0~ Maine, which, during the last forty years q
has built tbree-eighths Of the shipping Of the
country, still maintains her pre- eminence in this
respect. - - iso rs.
/ p@r One delegate to the coming Know
Nothing National Convention from New York;.
has been instructed 10 vote for Sarr, Ho,eaorf 81.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-26

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is.

WAsH1xoToH, Jan. Is.
A Republican National Convention has been
called 70 meet ct Pittsburg, on the 22d Of Fsbru-
AIRY, for the purpose Of selecting delegates 70 the
Cenvsntion on subsequent day to nominate can
didstes Tor President and Vice President.
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Bosrow. Jan. Is.

BosT0N, Jan. ..
Hon. J. 81. Clifford was elected Attorney GEN
eral, in convention Of both branches Of the Leg
Is lature. He received $50 Of the 800 votes cast.
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Fsreign News-Ne Peaee-4Oo Lives Lest.
News interesting but not important, from the
seat of war. Peace negotiations remain in statu
quo. ~ eez
On the whole the prospect Of speedy peace, has
advanced but little or none.
Nothing from the seat of war except the details
of the fall of Kars.
Advice from Constantinople Of the 18th, states
that 600 merchantmen had been wrecked of the
Sullina mouth, and 400 lives lost. Reports .
French frigate lost Of the Spanish coast, and all
hands lost. ,.-
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Brutal Prixc Fight.

IN s Boston, Jan. l5.-
The Times of this morning contains the account
of prize fight near the New Hampshire and Cam
ada lie, between John Roberts Of Chicago, and
John Murphy o. LIVERPOOL; % rounds were fought
occupying two hours and . half. Roberts was
declared victor and took the prize, $500. =
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-26

The Indian war is raging With increased fury.
The Oregon mounted volunteers fought them At
Walla-Walla, Dec. 8, 4S hours-8 whites killed,
and so Indians, with their chief. sa.. =
On the 10th, 1900 recruits for Walkers army
left San Francisco in the Cortes.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-26

Leather and FtD0fmg store.
KEGgLER q RGEHL, zss
Inpsvters, Tssnsrs asl Curriers',
Rec Hess 81. Asesesy-., 81. Pss, MFs.ests Ttysseyv
M srU bow receiving and oheripg Ter ssJe: -
w French and German Calf and KIP 0t1nss e ~
French and German Patent Cslfs
Cope Bindings, KID, Calf;
Spaulsh 9oge LeathsSS s5s.fs ,at au
Oak do dos
esl sssostment o. Findings, etc. Alse Maaufscsssf
KIP, Calf, Upper and Du1 LestAH, -
fop9ng, Lining and Pa okfnss ~ 81
HsrDess end 6kfrtings
Buckskin end Cajeueta L1ce LesthsT; asHa81
An desestptioo Buck Gloves and Nltto, ETC.. etc.
Cash peid for aId Dsss ssd Sheen 0ksns - sn f1nds
- HuSsss oc1.tf
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Madison. Wis. jam is.

M6uIs0n, WIS.,, Jdus I0s
Atty. Gen. Smith to-day fled in the Supreme
Court, on the part of Bashford, an information,
to, demanding BY what authority Barstow holds
the Office of Governor. He IL given 20 days to
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ia5i, l. 0 0 X fl NJ D LIVEls.;-
ro,3 4,s,44 DIR. y. J. GALLUP'S Is

The eectus reliable Medicine
for Dysen,try, D.rrhs., hclss. xSro chs,. Ini.nt,
Young; also a sovERriox REMEDY roR
@iA q" Asiatic cholera, In its First Stages.
reputation. is known, unsurpassed by any
medicine the world, without the aid punK advertise
resort to columns kewsr.psr. n. giving
experience can only give toAhetew. go aa le7,ET7
..-ca r. Ia, The Bricr Root Syrup
is the result Of Of the
drugs medicines in The
shops are 50 well know ta any person with share
70 rsl.x and what e conspae the bowels An know that
Sg~s ns s sa' to
variety Of other medicines have opposite tendency And
of most Of the medicines in -, ~ -
The great aim physicians has been compound
moved ssort Of producing death rSi.
the poison; but the s While one Or o s
medicine removing the disease another IL poisoning
brings the patient early grave,
impotent and unhappy old age. .s.o-s -
the nature of medicines and their cc and devoted his
% e.
etable extracts the poisonous principle be separated
He S
Of separating them, that was easy and practicable.
= ~ This Great Discovery ss
years. compouod q .strecn. and healing propele.
without any endanserns the life patient.
Such the origin Of the SYRUP OF BR1ER ROOT,
Its advantages over every other medicine. - ftk
ects cure In quarter the time reqdred By ordinary
leave, mineral vegetable poison system 70 be
Il never csrses the opposite extreme. but
stores eqmrim and the bowels their
induces diseased action system In any especi
II 10 pleasant 10 the taste, and produces nausea.
win slwsys ecct cure taken before the patient ssso-
II produce death, ornduce any dIseasef
It's effect on children 10 sstngsnt, and suss,ng, bsng
best cordial known!
THousArDs cE.rsrrcATrs to It's essess, and n.
has wrought be produced, but mede, having
the properties Of this Syrup needs prase lot s merits.
Ihave duty in bringing tho medicine
: = ef TIE PEOPLE, q so SG98E38sG
and their dsy 70 investigate for themssve ssiy
WY do this d 70 ~ - " 1879
GIVE II TRIAL
IT'S MANUFACTURED only b. DWIGHT CBArM, to
Ne. - WasAiayssn ssrsss, A1tany, n. r.
pssmpat 70 byh o. his ageas,
and the medicine may be had Of Druggists generally throuhou
the country.
Apply ~ shove,
9 A. v. cHvncsrLLs woecsssev, Msss. yA99paxt
L. ,. GoRT0H, Cleveland, Ohio.
CHEsTEn HAnnls, Indianapolis, IL:
A. BoYHToN, Ottaws, tn. 1898 ef
IHos. AnMsTnoHo, Davespert, Iowa. .sssss AZ
J. b. PRICE, Janesvflle, Wis.
=. D. COOK, IT. Y6uls 0lnDeBoee:sw 1890 EHN
!. D. 0IELEY, Hasrsburghs Pa.
" The shove Agents excug1vely eup1oymenf Of
the Proprietor, and have eaSgo o. the Statesn w
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-26

GALENA CoURIER.-We have received the
first number of the Galena Daily Courier. a
six column and well printed paper, published
by Leal, Crouch & Co. 1t is an out.and-out
Douglas journal, endorses the Kansas Nebras-
ka act, the repeal Of the Compromise, and all
the other villainies set in motion by the modern
Democracy. We hope it will live long enough
10 become good Republican paper, and after
that its success is certain.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-26

n&r One delegate to the coming Know
Nothing National Convention from New York,
has been instructed to vote for Sam Houston 3
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WAsHINGTON.

Ne misunderstanding up-The Msssage-Bid fer
Veles--John p. Hale's View Of the MessaSe-The
Clayse~- Bulwer Trssty-Sisvery Observation-Disclosures
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success Is lnevtdDie. ETA II. i IaSk, editor.
Some Of the wisest States in the Union have
come to the conclusion to leave the currency where
the constitution places it.n-Free Press.
e~ Will you please give Us the names Of
these States, and be quite particular to state
whether the people have imposed on them the
promissory notes or ceri6cates of deposit Of
private individuals who manufacture and issue
them with the attention and pfeconceived de-
sign Of circulating them as noRsr. And while
your hand is in, please tell Us if you are in IA
vor Of allowing any one who pleases in this
community, to issue Shinplassers similar to
those Of Borup & Oaks 2 And you might go
a step further, and tell us whether you con.id-
er such issues bills Of credit 7" Speak QUIZ
let us 49, where you stand.
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! ca Maine, which, during the last forty years
has built tbree-eighths Of the shipping Of the
country, still maintains her pre-eminence in this
respect. $3.50 - ---.l &c Is
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are not as good as formerly. People come
to see sights, visit with old old aequaintsn.
ees &C., more than to make an exhibition
Of the products Of their farms and work
shops. There may be some truth in this
remark. The farmers and mechanics Of
Portage county,. would not like to have
their industry and enterprise judged of by
the exhibitions at the late county fairs
We know of no region of country where
the farmers are more enterprising and
intelligent, and at these public iubilees when
the working men Of all classes come to.
gether in an honorable rivalry in the ex.
hibitien of their handiwork, and to rejoice
over their common prosperity, the occasion
ought to be rendered interesting and profit
able by the best erertiOn Of every member
Of our community.
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The County Fair.

The list of premiums awarded at the
late county fair, will be found in to-duy's
paper.
We have seldom if ever seen a more dis.
agreeable doy for a fair than was last Thurs
day. The wind rose in the morning and
blew perfect gale during the forenoon,
filling the air with shower of dust and
sand, almost binding the eyes of every per.
son who ventured upon the street. In the
afternoon it rained. All things considered,
the attendance was large. The exhibition
was in our judgment, in some respects in-
ferior to those which have been held in for
iier wears. The failure of the fruit crops
and tile almost total failure of vegetables,
rendered it utterly impossible for the soci-
ETY. to present anything remarkable or at
tractive in this department. The place set
apart for the reception Of articles of domes-
tic manufacture, and for household purposes,
was we'll filled, and bore ample testimony
to the skill and good taste Of the ladies'
We did not have time to visit that part OF
the grounds set apart for live stock, but
have heard it stated that there was good
show in this department. Some of the me-
chanic arts were well repre- sented. The
Horseback riding by the ladies', in the after
noon. formed one of the most interesting
features of the day.
We have have heard it remarked, that
our county Agricultural Fairs now.a.days,
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TPFEVER and AGUB cured without using Qul-
nine Arsenic, Mercury, Opium, or any OF the poison
drugs dangerous compounds generally resorted
10 By sufferers from This long drawn most and
annoying Of all diseases by resOrtng TO Carers Span
sh MIXTURE which contains none Of the above delete
TOus substances, but cures efectualy and fully by
acting specifically on the Liver and Skin, purifyin
the Blood, and expeIliRg the remains Of Old medi-
enes with which the system has been cogged, opening
the pores Of the body, and allowing nature to Gssist
energies. =
See the cure OF Mr.. John Longdon, of Va; he had
fixed and chronic Fever and Ague; chills twice day
for three years. Nothing permanently cured him until
he tried Carter's Spanish Mixture; three bottles Of
which perfectly restored him to health nor has he had
chill since. he Is only one out OF thousand who has
experienced the life renewing effects of this valuable
purifier OF the blood.
For sale by / Swift and e. Hatch, Ravenna; Waun
4 Wilson, Deerheli; ID, BostTick, Edinburgh; J. w.
Gone, Franklin Mills; &. a. G. Il. Harmon, Aurora;
o. l.. Drake, Freedom; Parsons 6E Root, Windham,
and dealers In medicines every where.
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EDINBURGH ON HAND.-In consequence
OF having received the advertisement of
Goss & Cos. at late hour yesterday, we
are unable to insert it in this weeks issue.
1t will appear next week. BY the by, one
of the best mercantile establishments in
Portage county is the Cheap Ready pay
Store. Everything is done on the straight
out, straight forward principle and persons
may always rely upon finding good goods,
and gentlemanly and courteous dealers.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-09-25

GRADING THE STREETs.-W are glad to
see the enterprise of grading the streets of
Ravenna begun. For the purpose of ma
king a wide, straight and convenient side
walk from the public square to the Depot,
WIN. M. FoLGER has donated TO the town a
strip Of land on the north side of his lot next
to the Railroad, valued ut 500. He has
also raised subscription to pay the expense
of grading and paving. This is the right
kind Of an enterprise.
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DEMOCRATIC MDEpINCS !
n. +, .TEFTRTES

VAL address tie people on the
political issues Of The day, at The
tolIoaring times oad pieces. ri~:
Freedom, Thursday evening,
September 20.
GarrettsvilIe, Saturday even
ing, September 27.
Edinburgh, Monday evening,
September 20.
Campbel!sport, Thursday cven-
ing, October 2.
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sale of Renl Estate.

DY order of the Court of Probate, on the
ID Goth day, Of October, A. D.y 1856, between the
hours Of 12 NJ. and p M of said day, on,the prem-
ses will be sold to tho highest bidder, the following
real esate as The property OF David o. Cracker, a
minor to wit: About SIX ACRES of land, situate In
the township of Freedom, in the county Of Portage,
the north by lands set OF to William B. Nichols and
his wife by partition the wcst by lot line, on the
Gu st by highway, and running south to lands set by
said proceedings in partition to tlemmlng ana wiie
qerms ade known on the day Of sale.
WILLIAM B. NICHoLL Guardian,
Sept. e5, ls56-4t by 5. sTRAwDER, ATTY.
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FARM FOR SALE

The subscriber offers for sale, on favor
able terms, the farm known as the "Willis Cannon
Farm situate on lot No. 90, In Aurora, Portage
county. Ohio containing 1870 acres This farm, To-
Gated as It s on the Hudson road, only II miles from
the centre OF Aurora with good SOIL substantial and
conven Buildings, under good state OF cultva-
tion fruit and ornans nal trees In abundance well
tmbered and watered, makes ita desirable location
for farm and family residence
The farm is divided by the road; on one side 100
acres and on the other 80 acres and will be sold either
entire or az divided BY the road, to suit purchasers.
For further particulars enquire at the Portage Co.
Branch Bank, in Ravenna, at the Summit county
Bank, Cuyahoga Fails, or Of L, w. Cochran, near
the premiSes,tD Aurora. - .l.
! SSpf. 10, i656s-4w-s @,L' AANNEY'
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Great Cure OF Piles.

CAMDEN, N. j., March 10, 1855.
Dear Sir-lt is with much pleasure that take this
opportunity of informing you Of the great benefit
have received from the Of few bottles Of "Hoof-
lands German Biuers." For a numthr of years |
have been sorey and severely afflicted with pain in the
stomach attended with attacks of the Piles for
which tried great many remedies, bit without af.
fording me any relief. Being advised to use te Ger
man Bi.iers, did so, usirg in connection, for the
Piles your Spikenard Ointment, and now inform
you that they have entirely cnred and restored
to health, and would advise all the afflicted to use
your valuable medicihes. Yours, &C.,
MARGARET REPSHER,
No. 45 Plum street, Camden, NJ.
Cos adv
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OcrOBER APPOINTMENTS.
3 DIR. III. TUBBS.

win be In attendance a. follows;
RAVBNNA, PTentiss House, Tuesday, and Wednos-
day until O'Clock p. NJ lith and 18th Oct.
Akron, Empire House, Monday; l3th Oct.
Warren, GasEil Hou.e. Saturday, 18Th Oct.
Cleveland, American House, Monday and Tuesday,
Por consultation upon all diseases Of the Throat,
Lungs, Heart Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and
Spleen; also DroPsy, Gravel, Rheumatism, Nervous:
ness Debility, Dyspepsia, Female diseases, Ague and
Fever Fits Impurities Of the Blood, kruptiOns, Can
GERS Ulcers and all other varieties OF long standing
complaints, both external and Internal.
For some ten years DR.. T. has devoted his entire
time 10 ehroBe DISEASES treating thousands annually
many of whou had exhausted every other resource
within reach IN NO cas-, are nineTaI o. oths Po',eHs
enBIOWsd NOR dses As wake sek 10 Raks us, OF fsar
d0ER to BEiH up. The medicines can be taken with
safety by the most delicate, aud patients may reman
diet aud exercise. Many have recovered under the
treatment atrr friends and physicians had given mp all
hope the iudsputable evidence Of which can always
befarnished. 1nvalids however reduced and despair
ing re invited 10 call and may be assured that
cOuragemenI will be given expense incurred,
out corresponding prospect Of recovery.
FITs-THEIR DURABILITY. l>
MARsARxTrA, Erie Co. o., June 1855.
DR. TUsBs- Dear Sir: | called ct your room about
two years ago, with a who nad been subject 10
fits or epilepsy for eight years. The Zines varied, but
the average was about two q week, becoming some
what ha rider and more frequent before you saw him
He also had slight spasms causing him 10 stop moving
speakingfor moment, aud which occurred several
times day We dared not tTisi him from our sight
In the fields, about the the house, at any time. Fol
six Ofths eight years. he wastaking remedies of CONS
kind almost constantly, aud yet he was growing
worse. Five or six physicians were engaged, who
gave about 40 many Different kinds &c treatment
Considering the uselessness Of all We had done, the
1 eGsct of yOur mslie ne seemed almost miricle
He has had but two fits since you FIRST saw him. ant
for more than year not single one or any indica
| ton OF any. He has since performed more labo
than ever before in his life. His rests Is refresh
ing, digestion natural and he is free from nervous ir
rtabiity Instead ofeOnstant watching, he has Jour
neyed alone to a distant Stlte, with rs little concer
| as though he hal never been diseased,
Aug i3, Yours truly, IRA BAREs.