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From Europe.

The Arago arrived at New York on the
18th inst, with dates to the lst inst.
Mr. Fillmore was passenger on board the
Arayo at Cowes and would take passage IN
the Atlantic June lth from Liverpool
ExoLASp.-The excitement in regard to
the American question is increasing. Inc
Times says: The recognition of Walker
is not necessary to be followed by war, tho
it embtters the dispute
The English Government will act with for
bearanc till CHAMPION is dismissed and as
sumo temporising policy till after the Pres
. aential election.
Some journals advocate a vigorous policy
. on the part of England, \ majority coun-
I sci trmness with Cancellation.
/ The Sound Dues question was to be dis
cussed in parliament on the 9th.
One Of the administrators Of the Credit
MobiIier failed for a million francs, causing
great depression on the Bourse.
The Times says that the dismissal of Mr.
Dallas must also follow that OF Mr. Cramp-
ton.
The last intelligence from the [. States
caused a iiatneSs in the money market.
/ The Daily NeEs r.iterates the. hopes of
the 7iHses on the preservation of peace, and
considers if war should take place it would
only be looked on as a civil one. The other
morning journals view matters IN the same
light. The Times of the 4th says, from fur
Their information received, war was bccom-
ing more imminent, while the Ae"s regards
/ such an event as impossible.
/ The Times also SCOTS at the idea Of war
( between Spain and Mexico, and scarcely
month would elapse after the first operation
of the Spanish feet at Vera Cruz, before
the Government at Washington would in
teriere in the discussion, and transfer its dis
cussion to Havana.
Halifax, June 16
The America arrived here this morning
Sh" has dates from Liverpool to the sth.
/ The leading topic in England continued
! to be the difficulty between Great Britain
and the United States. Nothing more than
universal talk had been developed. The
London Journals had published with some
show of authority that Mr.. Champion had
been dismissed.
! The announcement had scarcely an effect
on funds. Business in American securities
was limited and prices had dropping ten
dency.
/ Breadstuffs-a firm tone had prevailed,
and in some descriptions of wheat quoted,
the quotations show slight advance on
those of the previous Friday.
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I.s G.. Hardy, Lieutenant Governor Of
Kentucky, died on Thursday Of last week
=, h,s residence in Barren county, after a
pYSsrseted illness.
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R3ROM this subscriber the 9Th day Of June inst.
- BAY MARE with black name and tail, with star In
her forehead black feet without shoes heavy with
foal when started, about 1914 hands high and eight
years old.
Anv pereon leaving any information at the lumber Of
fee OF w f. Hapeman Co. in Earlville, at the sub
scriber three miles east OF Earvhe VIII be beray re-
waricd. IunZl-ZnI JohN hafEhaN-
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Cattle.

,r;v,.s sale by the subscriber, at Pontiac, Myos
A s,on County Illinois, eighty head OF es,"e e,S
choice io' - some of the best dairy and STOCK Iarme
m m Sh;o Most Of them grade Durhams and Dsvons,
, n''rh h bulls all at a bargain w ,.rppuv
mil
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entree into town will be observed by gran
GRIEN TAI II A Il A De,

The entree into tswn viii be observed by grand
GRlEN II A Il DE,
Arranged the following order-ls the B1nd ChdT1o5.
tanning the npre City Brass Band George seely.
leader the String Orchestra led By Prof volane,
by herd of Et plants decor ated with all the
splendor OF Eastern and maglihcence. Then fol-
lows the Ttoenty LHiputdn Po,ses drawing the Fairy
Car In succession come the performers mounted
caparisonea s,e.tS, IN. whole terminating with the
tese 81 vans carriages, wagons and other sppurte-
nances necessary to his Colossal concern
This Grand Exhibition will exhibit In
OTTA Va, Saturday. June 2Stk,
Ia Sale. June lth Princeton, July lst Afternoon and
Evening Presentations.
boo, open al O'Clock in the sffernoon-t in tie
ming. Performances will ia half AsGg amer
opening.
PRICE OF ADMISSION.
Boxes, 50 cents children snder years Of age, Aft
price.
y. B-The above enumerated Troupe will exhibit In
all principal and cities of Northern Illinois, du
ring the months of June and July junl4
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Goods Delivered!
Dur subscriber always keeps horse and wagon In
ainess to deliver all goods purchased ct his Grocery
store free charge in art Of the City Store
corner Of Main and Columbus SITS.
jun14-u fhiL- 0VDFhL1.
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KANSAS NEws.-Two letters were received
on Thursday from different persons in Kan
sas. One by Mr.. App, OF this city, from
relative who has emigrated there for the Pur-
pose of III liking it his permanent home
This letter represents the country as all tran
quill "Quict having been restored, all such
as are engaged in honorable pursuits, i'm
proving farms, building, &c, for permanent
homes, have peaceably returned to their Sc
veral avocatons.'
The other letter, received by our Kansas
hero, HISMAS, represents the country in a
state of terrific excitement. The dark
cloud of war and devastation is lowering on
tie inhabitants" &C., and winds up with the
/ following burst of heroism "U udr must
come, let it come II repeat 1t, LET IT CONE,
and pray God 10 speed 1t on.
This letter is from woman whom Hin
man met in Chicago when there to receive
his share of the money awarded him, Reed
er, and Lane by the purse holders OF the
funds subscribed by the citizens of Chicago
to aid the volunteers OF that city TO go 10
Lawrence, for their eminent services IN the
I cause Of freedom. This woman was under
the patronage Of the ernigrant aid society
She goes there for the same purpose all
others sent by this society 60 there, to pump
thunder for the ensuing PrSs'"e"t'ai cam
...,u nence she sees war and blood
where the other man, in his cornfield, sees
everything around him tranquil-peacc and
harmony.
It is said Human received quite nice
sum of money in Chicago for the story he
has been peddling around the country about
the sacking OF Lawrence. But it seems the
general impression is getting abroad that
! Human never saw Lawrence, and that his
vivid description Of that bloody affair is sim
ply the product Of lively imagination,
something like what Bronson Murray said
several years ago in reference to his testi-
mony in a certain suit OF assault and battery
in which this Humans father was plaintiff
and Murray defendant.
We have known this youth for several
years, and have generally looked upon him
as windy, noisy fellow, full Of selfconceit,
with any amount of brass and impudence,
but entirely harmless. He is the same fel-
low that rugged our national flag on pole,
upside down, and dragged the eagle and
stars in the dust through the streets of Otta-
wa the time Cassius NJ. Clay made his IA
nous dsunion speech here two years ago.
We are glad he has mounted the Kansas
hebby, because we know of no one who
could more speedily run it into the ground.
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Buena Vista Floral Gardens
W. CHALMERS & Co.,

At the residencs Of ". H. W. Cush,nan, East Otfatoo
Always for sale, alarge supply Of perpetual Roses ana
all other kinds of towering house plants straN 10
son. and Vegetables of all kinds Juhif
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GODS Delivered

no YOU want the best stock Of Boots, Shoes,
- ", PENNSYLVANIA STORE
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From Kansas.

There is nothing exciting from Kansas
since our last. About the last act OF the
border ruffians" was the destruction OF
the town of Ossaw atamie, where some houses
were burnt and printing press destroyed.
The gang was soon overhauled by Col. Sum-
uer. disbanded, and sent about their busi-
ness. At Palmyra a row occurred in which
five pro- slavery inca were killed, but we find
no particulars.
Coy Shannon had joined Col. Sumner at
the head Of the troops. Several companies
that had gone from Westport, Mo, TO the
aid Of the pro-slayery men in Kansas, We're
disarmed and sent home; and indeed wher-
ever in the territory a squad Of armed men,
no matter of what party, are heard Of they
are at once sought out by the troops, and
sent about their business. The following
/ incident" shows how Col. Sumner does the
. business: He had ovcrhauled Capt Brown,
free state, who had taken Cnpt.' Pate and
party prisoners at Hickory Point.
When Col. Sumner found Brown and his
prisoners, he read to both parties the pro-
/ clamatIon Of Gov. Shannon, placing the tef
= ritory under martial law. He then ordered
. Browns party to &c quietly to their homes,
! and turning to Pate said, "What business
: have you here, sir?" Pate answered, ~
am here by orders Of Gov. Shannon" GU
are not, SIR" replied Col. Sumner, and fur
Their remarked, Il saw Gov. Shannon yes
terdsy, ami your case was specially consl.
dered, and lie asserts that you are none OF
his, are not here by his orders, and have no
| business here You are Missourians, al! OF
/ you, and when you crossed your State line
/ YOU tramplcd on State sovereignty. Now
go, sir, in the direction from whence you
came" and thus speaking, Sumner waved
Pates party to leave.
And SO Capt Pate himself writes to the
Missouri Republican that all is now quiet
No fighting going on. The United States
troops are actively engaged in disbanding all
unlawful military bodies. In cases where
they have re-assemblsd, all arms are taken
from them" "Rumors reach here every
day of violence upon the pro-slavery settlers;
but the evil is gradually curing itself. The
Abolition party is committing suicidc-it is
nothing but disunion party. The pro-
gramme is this: To keep up a running .fght
until the mAcle country Is inrolred an 'car.
/ This is their plan, as developed in various
ways The leaders have told it, and there
can be no doubt as to its truth, and the plan
came from the House of Representatives.
| The better class of free state men are anxious
for peace, and to get peace they are willing
to obey the laws"
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Tonics Won't do!


They did do than give temporary relief and
they never will 1t is because they don't touch the
CAUSE Of the disease The CAUSE Of all agae and bill
ious is the atmospheric poison called Masma
Malaria. Neutralize this poison by its NATURAL ANTI
DOTE and all disease caused by it disappears at
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure is this Andote TO MalA
ria and moreover it is perfectly harmless medcines.-
The certificate of the celebrated chemist r. Chiffon.
OF New York. this effect attached to every bottle
therefore If it does good it can do no harm.
This than be said OF Quinne, Arsenic, or
any tonic existence their is ruinous 10 the
stitnton and brings on DUMB AGGE, which never al
lows person feel perfectly well for single moment.
In of hes. truths annex some extracts from
q letter just received from u Physician:
GEORGETOWN, Ono, March II, 1856.
JAS A. RHODES. EsQ-Dear Sir: Yours Of the I'd inst.
hand. The Cure arrived late last year and the dim
Guilty getting any try it greatly increased
tn fact that remedy had been introduced which
growing in favor with the public being better than
using Qunine-not knowing presume that the remedy
they used escape taking Qunne contained the DRUG
ITSELF!
This remedy Cknown as "Smth's Tonic, y would invs-
riaby BREAK ague, but it did not CURE it, - u
would often return with renewed vigor. This one cir
cumstance deemed in your favor II could institute
test comparison between and yo ur CuRE The follow
ing is the result
cases "Quotdian Intermittent Fever Of many weeks
standing They had tried Qunine, and other remedies.
occasionally missing chill but It was, las in all such
cases) slowly wearing them out, and laying the founda-
ton Of other and seycrer maades did succeed In 81
fecting radical of all three Of these with
your remedy, ana they have not had a chill since In
all three OF these the ''sniih's Tonic" had been
used and would before stated break the chill but
after a period or two had elapsed it would resarn
think there will be difficulty now IN giving 70 your
Cure the vantage ground of other remedy nov IN
use here. &c &C. WILLIAM BUCKNER, NJ d.
RHODES FEVER and AGUE CURE or ANIlDoTk
eonajv certain as a PREVENTIVE, as CUBE Iske
it when you feel the chills coming on, ana you
have single JAS A. RHODES, rIopne'9,',
Wholesale Agents, st. Louis, IT, BLAKsLEY Chicago.
BARCLAY BROS. and sale by e. L. Thompson, and
30
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NOlicc.
meeting of the Directors Of the Ottawa Gas Light
~ Co, it was ordered that assessment u six aud
half per be made the capital stock Of said Com
pany pay all outstanding debts and to complete lay
ing pipe Assessment to be paid July LIST, 1885, ~
the office of the Company.
By order of Alex. W. MagilI r. Thorne, ,. Armour.
and VIM. Cogswell, Directors.
jun14 LEVI MASON, SScy.
NEW ESTABLISH MENT.
@ COTTON, Merchant Tailor, and dealer IN nesIy
.. Made Clothing, in Cavarlys Block. nea,y oppo.r
the Post Office, will open Monday May I'm;
selected stock OF Cloths, Cassmeres, anu 49, sss
which he will manufacture to order IN he 1 ,.a ~:
on the most rea soma lie has WEI, se'eS.ey
sortmeht ol hea"s ~ Ottawa, May IL, 1s56-H
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Valuable Real Estate.

VhIUHbft IfFslI KsSINtcs
S7siTE subscriber wishes SELL exchange for real es-
i tate in Ottawa 100 acres Of fertile bottom
and bluff land only mile south OF the pubc
square the aourshng Of Sigourney, the County
Seat 0! Kcokuk Co, Iowa and miles north OF Lancas
ter commanding views OF most picturesque anu
enchanting including the above m, ntoncd. The
Fort Wayne Lacon and Platte Valley Air Line Railroad
will he located through or near sgourney and wi NC
s,,,v for the ron" that point within two years Al
20 for sale the OF lot 35 being so feet on alter
street and 60 feet Front street. in the CITY OF
strsh, 20 H. one of the best warehouse lots IN tha
City. (jun2i4w*l J. y BESLEl, OttaMa, III:
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Strnyed.

NEW lumber horse Wagon, with springs T.
~ be had reasonable terms Of
jIn2i RATHBUN& OR1ON.
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Piano FOrtes =:

To the music lorin2 Of Ottasrd and ricinay.
RRYE would announce that We agents for CHECKER
w ings Piano Portes, OF Boston, and any person
DESTROYS OF purchasing instrument, warranted 10 give
good satisfaction can find it at Boston prices at
iun2l kAIHBCN OhIVN ..
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Break I'm the Feeder.
GREEN'S MILL viii not be stopped in consequence o,
,Sa. ,s y The S, and only redose Mil
ieGoneo. ''.t uhis 10 ee oe" J. & d. GREEN.
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Mo. Seaf Chairs,

Flag Seat chairs:
~ DOZEN of New England chairs. diherent pat
~ terms ION the way) and viii be solo low az Mnoie
sale and retail. JunSll LE-.... .s
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Good Books Delight, Instruct, He'"e'
How nmd Where 10 Procure Ahs"'
Please send for a copy OF our
illustrated Catalogue,
OF 80 different works. suitable for Family ana fresioe
Reading, and embracing
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rels agriculture, T.n.pe~dnes tdu ana iSG n,'
Rocks for the Young bedufif4Uy Prfnted ana Iu"s,
trdted Famay EiJies Religious Books Stdndard ana
SLsct POETRY and choice rarity n Miscellaneous
Books.
We will send il without Charge.
1t contains a full description Of the best standard
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and in for reference and preservation
Every reader and book buyer should have it, sSfW We
will send any books Postage Prepaid, receipt
of the advertised price which may be sent to us BY mall
Ours are the best Books for Agents,
Because adapted to the wants OF the people
Full particulars practical instructions to Agents sent
gratis. application 70 $4,000 go
Iun2I RtTliBCS x ORTON, ottawa, LII.
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Hats, Hats, Hats.
=. e. PRESCOTT

r. c. PRESCOTT
VTYOCLD inform the citizens Of Ottawa and vicinity
w that he has taken the store lately occupied oy
Ropr FEcu in the Cap trade, and has put IN an
entire Goods consisting of every variety
Hats and Caps now worn. ..,.
And he would particularly call the attention or the pup
lie 10 new style of Pearl Cashmere Hats Also, to ma
ny styles of bushes, Hats for gents.
Pine Silk Hats from $50 to 70 each.
srr~The ladies ore particularly invited to call and
examine his eff Infants, Youths and Riding Hats
OTTAWA. Iuue
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Pictures
,or -. an. prints on hand, proper for Grecian
A paiu,ips. Ijunsl] PETER RUSSELL.
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FROM MRS. MIRIAM S. s.pARRIsH,

FROM MRS. MIRIAM S.PARRISH,
:, Who enjoysa wide reputation as Physician and
Nurse. She writes: 81 am using your .Bach's Ameri-
can Compound" in my practice, for NERVOUS and
Scrcfaious affections, with perfect saeeess. II quiets
the patients nerves. while rs.ieying thcE Of hack
believe 1t sovereign remedy for all cases of Nars-
ing Sore Mouth and NIPPLES: ] also used 1t in one
f had
ent. The patient Is very anxious TO have more. In
fact through the of those who have
used 1t. have had numerous calls fortt. Please
send me box Of your medicine, and will pay you
P.s.' You may make what use you please of this
letter, as have waited for sure and certain results
before writing YOU. Es..
Mansvilc, s.. Lawrence CO., N. Y, May 81, 1855.
ERYSIPELAS OR SCROFULA. ~
Mr.: Thomas Gould, of Aurora, N. Y, writes May
Sd 1855, that his son aged three years, has been su
ferng for more than year with an eruption, resem-
bling both Scrofula and Eryslpelas, and after trying
all the popular medicines and different schools OF doc
OF "Bach's American Compound.o
a. FROM GEO. W. CRAY.
Gents;-I think your 90 Bach's American Compound
the most valuable Of medicines. My wife has been
cured by 1t of Derangemsnt of her Stomach, which
has afflicted her for years, and my daughter Of an
earsd
Any of the above persons named, will answer any
questions as to our rn sta,e%ents sNM;ns ,.
This Compound contains as great healing element
Compound Fluid EGtrdet of Baach Drop Cancer
Root, so long known to the Indian as never failing
cure for Scrofnos Consumption Humors the Blood,
and for Chronic 1nfamatton and is now for the rsi
time given to the public. Ii secret preparation
as formulas are furnished to Physicians. We only
ask one trial. Our medicine stands upon its oun
merits alone. +"
GAUyIoN.Each bottle he .eafter will bear the fac
timiS OF p v. r. Coventry Co.. the large sale al
ready reached renders II impossible to give written
signature to each bottle, as was Intended Buy Of re-
liable dealers. For sale by all dealers in medicine,
at $l per botle or six bottles for $5 and at whole
sale BY M. Ward, Close 4 Co., New York
Ia p. r. COVENTRY & CO., Sole Proprietors,
Ravenna, Dec. u. ls55-6w. Auburn, N. Y.
Agents for Ravennas T. SWIFT, and A. BEEDING.
General Agent, GAYLORD 4 Co., Cleveland. I.
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BoOtsasidt Shoe store.

THE subscriber would respectfully ian.
j. nounce to the citizens OF Ravenna and Vicinity
thathe receiving during the past week,
eral and complete Boots and Shoes suit.
able for the yarious kinds
and e0iors Of Ladies' GeBtiemehy B0ysand Youths
Misses and ChiidreBs Caters Enameled Pat Leather
and Calf Skin Congress Gaitefs Bootes and Buskins
Kid and Enameled Patient Leather Also few pair
ofLadies and Cents supply the pres
entdemand. A ka$ riH iHTI ssff11f
The public invited to call and exam.
inefor them as they may be assured OF finding
article that will suit, with prices corresponding with
thetimes. mar2I-33 VIZ
RaveDna, March 10. 1855 WIN. GARDNER. E
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N these rainy and muddy times, every far
l. mer ought to have an India rubber over coat and
cap to fodder and milk in thing In the world.
Come and see them. Wen sellthem cheap: 'Tis not
the proftwe are after, we want to sell goods. Ours
is nimble sixpence, and we'll bet two to that we
can beatany body's slow shilling up hill and down.
Our Motto, o,-"7hs refare Of the People nell VS.
0DH. Dec15 BOSTWlCK & BEATTY.
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Dentistry.


nR. ]. G. Willis, DENTIST, respectfully
~ informs people Of Portage county that he has
opened office RoweI and WiteT 'sstOre, in the
west end ofthe brick block. He will Insert phoie sets
ofteeth the principle, ,andEpar
tal the way, in suitable cases. Pvoteeh
insertedso asto be serycable and durable. Teeth
filed with Gold and tin foil SO as to preserve them
from future decay, from fifteen totwenty years. All
work done by him will be warranted TO do good SER
vice. finished In the highest style oftbe aft
He WIN also attention 70 correctingir
regularities inchldrens teeth and wltfeat
fully the various diseases peculiar 10 the mouth,
Extracting done with the utmost care and with the
Iekstpain possible. Chloroform given in suableca-
ses, required, and with perfect safety. References
viii given 70 individuals who have worn whole and
partial sets ofteeth putup by him, years and with
complete success. Also 20 those who have now in
their mouths Inserted by him years ago.
and which have not required the least repairs. He
Will also referto persons who have teeth now perfect
ly sound, which were filed by him from four to six
ysarsago: Heinyite:ail who mayrequire the seryi-
ofa Dentist,to give him call work.
and ensures those persons who may favor him with
theirpatrouage, thathis reasonable and
his work warranted tobe Most
kinds offarm producetakeni In exchange for work.
specimens Of his rkmay be seen at hisohace.
March n. 1SSS-S14tf HHf easiN
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BOstwicIk & Beatty's soliioqruy.


Or Shakspear's Original Tszt Corrected, and g
e7tI. 8st 80 HAMLET Taken Down Peg.
TO sell. or motto sell, that is the question: s
Whether, tits better for the pocket, to suffer
The sales OF Others 70 increase their fortune,
Or place our goods tide of opposition.
And, by opposing, beat them7 That is--to sell I'd
Much more; and bv that sale, to say we gain
Our many wants, and the thon sand rusty dollars
That we labor for; 'Tis consultation .l
Devoutly 10 be wished; Those Goods:-So Cheap
So cheap II seems dream; ay, how's the truth, l
For when they come % look, that dream will pass
When we have offered up our fairest goods; q
Then give MS pause. There's little use l. 81
To pay such prodls, through 80 long life, u .aa
For who would give their cash, their scrip time,
Their glorious corn, therplump and golden wheat,
Their tons ofspicy cheese, theirapples fair, ,Fg
Their sweet and yellow butter, and their eggs
To those who shave 30 closely that ittakes
man we'll skilled to make good his escape
With bare skin. Who would their produce bear,
To those who shave yorthrough so dear life -;
But from the fact that we do cheapest sell
The crowded No, I, to whose doors 'i > s @rei
All customers return, puzzles the rest,
And makes them rather tread the paths thoy have,
Than run on ours that they know not Of.
Dut conscience has made feeling men of us,
And here we getour strength ofresolution:
Do to others as Others should do to you.
.-. Look you now,
Kind friends,-pcople Of our prisons,
BE both our names remembered.
| Decl5 BOSTWICK & BEATTY.