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"a ParodY.


The following parody upon tho popular son,
of ''Ben Bolt" isnot only considered very goot
as parody, but it includes lesson that ma,
reach the heart of some young incbriate, whom
more serious counscls may have failed TO reach
oh! don't you remember the boys, Ben Bolt,
'hc boys with noses so red,
Who drank with delight whenever they met
And also went drunk to bod?
In the old graveyard in the edge of the town.
In corners obscure and alono;
They've gone to rest, and the gay young sprigs
Have dropped off one by one!
Oh don't you remember the jug Ben Bolt,
And the spring at the foot of the hill,
Where oft VIC lave lain in the summeg hours,
And drank to our utmost 6ll2
The spring is filled with mud, Ben Bolt, liS
And the wild hogs root aroundl
And the good jug, and its whiskey sweet, ~
Lies broken and spill'd on the ground
Oh, don't you remember the tavern Ben Bolt
And the Bar-keeper kind and true,
And the little nook at the end of the bar.
Where we swallowed the rum he drew
The tavern Is burntato the ground Ben Bolt,
The bottles are craclid and dry;
And Of all the "boys" who "spreed" Il then
There remains but you and L.
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Female Supremacy.

There is one quarter Of the globe to which
onr strong minded" ladies, those who are
disgusted with the social condition of wo-
men in America, who are weary of the de-
ference paid to ladies in the rail cars and
public assemblies. who are not content with
the practical proof in the United States of
the renowned axiom, "Women rule every.
thing, because they rule those who ,ulo
cverything;" there is one place, we say, 10
which they might immigrate with advan.
tage, and that is, 10 the shores OF the river
Aambese, in Africa. DR.. Livingston des,
cribes the country of the Bolonda negroes
as the paradise Of women. UsnalIyamong
heathen and superstitious people, women
are degraded to the level of the brutes, but
among the Bolondas, Dr Livingston found
il established that tho women should sit in
the councils Of the nation; that young
man on entering the matrimonial state
Should be compelled TO remove from his
own village to that of his wife; and in form
ing thus relation, he should bind lfimselfto
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-12
Respect a MANLY Avooation.

AS nation we have lost much of that
manly independence and sense of equality,
winch formed so prominent a feature in the
character of our forefathers, as side bysidc
they stood like men made in the image of
the same God, to dispute the rule of ty-
rants. We often hear of those who look
upon their professions or peculiar business
as far above chat of the mechanic or COM
mon laborer, merely because it is less labo-
rous. e
Any mechanic, or laborer, who is asham-
ed of his occupation-has SO little respect
for himself, OF is so lost to ali sense of hon
OF or shame, as to covot the society ofsuch
as would look with contempt upon his as
sociation, is dishonor to the business he
represents. There is some shadow of, ex-
cusc for the aristocratlc pretensions of
those who have not, to initiate such, and
feel themselves associating with those
whose hands are Drowned with honest toll
If the perverted minds of such would allow
reason, as God gave it to them, to hold
sway for few moments, they would see
their own unmanliness, acknowledge their
error and become better men.
They would know that none else but q
great mechanic ever could have made this
Universc-that this was done before the
practice of hur,an law-the dealing out OF
a physicians prescription, or the handling
of yard stick-occupations well enough
in their place; but let the performers OF
such work consider well before they affect
to dcspise Gods own apprentices
This contempt of manly occupation is
becoming too general, and too much cnun.
tenanccd. This 'worshipping' men because
they have been placed in Office to servc the
peope-looking upon an old casc-hardcned
aristocrat, who walks this beautiful earth as
though 1T was not good enough for him Ia
tread upon, as the only fit candidate for of.
flee or as superior to yourself or neighbor
because he has stolen more of Gods gold
than the next man-coveting the society Of
the fop who has nothing but his fathers
wealth to boast of, is heart sickening in the
extreme. Pity, rather than despise such
send your missionaries among them; forwe
believe that such have more sins to answer
for, and stand in greater need of your assis-
tance than the uncivilized heather. As
Tor ourself, we can respect any one, wheth-
er rich or poor, however humble his call
ing or high his position; whether hod
carrier or merchant; chimney sweeper
or president; if he has manliness in his
heart. We acknowledge no aristocracy,
save superior intelligence. Respect your
own calling, if you would be respected
Gear no man, do justice to all men" Re-
member the sun shines and the rain de-
spends alike for all.
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State OF South Caroaima,

PICHENs DlsTRICT-ClTAFIoN.
NVHEREAS, JAS. b. Billingsly hath applied
' ' to INC For letters of administration on all
and singular the goods and chattels, rights and
credits belonging to Henry Henson late of the
district and State aforesaid, deceased: the kim
drcd and creditors OF said dcccased.are. there
fore, cited to appear before me in the 0rdnary's
office, Mt Pickcns g. H., on Friday the I'd day
of Octoberncxt to slew cause, if any they can,
why said letters should not be granted Givcn
under my hand and seal of Office, the 18th day
of September, 1857.
w. j. PARSONS. ORD
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POETRY.
Love and Thee.

Oh. would I had the wealth of worlds,
The nonarchs crown OF gold
s's' And all the gems IN secret caves
This wontlrous earth doth hold
- The countless pearls that gleam unknown
~ Beneath the deep, blue, blue sea-
ssa Oh would had such wealth. that
Might scorn it all forthee.
Oh. would were in courtly halls,
The bright and shining star
The glittering magnet for world
10 gaze on from afar--
That might scorn the hngly throng,
The world on bended knee -s
All for a simple cottage" home,
With nought but love and thee.
1 arenot for the golden wealth,
Nor sigh in courts to shine
l only care, | only sigh
To know thy heart is mine.
Far more to INC than gem or gold,
Or jewel of the sea,
Would be that simple cottage" home,
With nough: out LOVE and THEE.
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State OF Souqal Carolimo,

IN EQU1TY-PIcIlENS,
vs. D'Ci ''ifiPolli
JOS Donaldson, ct. ux., ct al. nc = %e'
fTHE Court of Equity, for Piclens district hay
i ing referred tho Accounts of Harriet Duke,
Administratrix, and Ransom Duke, Administrl-
tor, with tho will annexed, of the Personal Es-
tate of Russell Cannon deceased, to the Commits
sioner for settlement, the defendants benjamin
Cannon, Washington Cannon, and tho other heirs
of William Cannon, deceased, Garter Cannon,
Margaret Marclbanks, Judy Kcndrick, Elijah
Cannon, Martha Brown and James Cannon, who
are absent from the State, will take notice that
the said Reference win be held.at my GfIicc on
Monday the 10Th day of October next
R0BT. A, THOMPSON. .C.Er.D.
Com'rs Office, July 3, 1857. I'd
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State Of' South OaroVimo,

rIcEENS DIsTEICT--cITATIoS. ..-
Wv HEREAS, John Bell and W b McCay have
v applied tome for letters administration
on all and singular the goods aud chattcs, rights
and credits belonging to Jasper NJ. Bell late of
the district and State aforesaid, deceased: tie
kindred and creditors ofsaid deceased are, there
fore, cited to appear before Inc in the Ordinary Is
Office, at Pickcns c. II, on Friday the ID day
of October next, to slcw cause, if any they can,
why said letters should not be granted. Given
undermy hand and seal of Office, the 10Th day of
Scptembcr, 1857.
w. T. PARSONS o.p.n
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Estate Motiee.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all concerned that
N final settlement of the Estate of DR.. n. q
Gaines, deceased, wilrbe nude before the Or.
dinaiY, at Pickens c, H.. on Tuesday tho, Goth
day Of October next. Those still Indebted to
the Estate must make payment, and, those hay
ing demands against the same, will present
them legally attested by that dayis = .ss
c.. NJ. SHARPE, Admir-
July 1s, 1851 ~. r. S. Id
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MO,rESaM

3 hereby giyen that application will be made
4 TO the Legislature, at its next session, 10
change tile public road, ilegyipg the fnain road
incsrsstrs. Julis Brown's,old place, yipning by
samuel Brown nsssW mill, and inteisecting said
public r9ad at or near the branch beyond said
shwmiik #T( 1t 8I.t
July ., 1857 SO s sm
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MOTkdsgs

s hereby given That application win be- made
10 the Boefd of Commissioners of Itoads, Sc.
at its ncxe sitting 10 res ote b l sloaTils Perry
(now free bridge Road 10 Cane QASek.
june "a, 1857 0 3m
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NOFHCE.

~ 4e,FHdsH III. 4it
4 BLlpcrsohs Indebted 10 ilfe Estate Of Aoyon
ii Roper, deceased must mako payment, and ali
those having demspdS egainst said Estsltc w;ll
render them, legally attested, ON or hafose Mon
day tho Btb day Of October next, The llcirs at
law Of said Aaron Roper, dceeaged, will also
take notice that fnjd settlement OF the estate
ofstbe sid intestate,wi be Ind before the OYdi.
mary Of Picfenss district on shitli5tf Oct. neSt.
TYRE g., ROPER, 2iae91
i. Julyi2g1S5T ~ 4r "a ~ SD
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-12

TO FARMERS AND BUTCHERS {
IL NOW all9lnen by these presents, thatI, j l..
iN n SMITH, am now giving the highest
price for GREEN AND DRY HIDES ever boz
fore offered in this country, namely; -
Hides, ,Ggoen, from 81 to u cents. per pound
do. Dry, !" 10 to 129 !" g" g
Bing your Hidos TO me Just as soon MS you
getstheni off the beast, andit will be better for
us all. .@sS r.aL. n. SMITH.
Jan. 20sdS57 asse - ~ 20 ly 5
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-12

JULIUS, what's coroner?o "a cor
oner, Mr. Snow, is a man what sits on de
people, to sec wedder dey Killed demselvos
OF committed suicide" "Aud what does
he do when he finds oft !" "Brmgsiu dc
wardict, Julius" "What's wardict I"
"Why, long black pole, painted white
on the end--now hold yer jaw, and don't
budder any more"
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WINDOW sAsHES

or oil kinds, manufactured by Easley & Da-
" Wis, superior for their cxaotness and du-
'rability, and already painted and glazed,
with the best American and French Window
Glass, Always on hand ut Walhalia, and
for sale low by - NJOIIN KRUSE.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-12

: VERY TOUCHING. - Hereis q touching
description of a moonlight scene After
whirling sometime in the elastic mazcs of a
waltz, Gornelia and myself stepped out un3
observed, on the balcony, to enjoy a few of
those moments so precious to lovers. It
was a glorious night---the air was cool and
refreshing, AsI gazed on the beautiful
being by my side, | thought / never saw
.herllopk so lovely; the full moon east its
rays oyer,her whole person, giving her q
most angelic appearance, and impaftins to
her curls,a still more golden hue. Ono Of
her soft hands resting in mine, and ever
and anon she met my ardent gaze with one
of her pure confding looks. Suddenly a
change came over hersoft features, hesfull
red lips tremblcd with suppressed emotion,
a tear drop rested on befplong dropping lash.
es, the muscles around her fanltIess mouth
beeame eonvulsed, she gasped for breath
and ahatched her hands from the warm
pressure of my own, she turned snddealY
away and--saeexcd I
gss. ~ sss 4-~-r-- - s4----9--- sgl
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MdpwHCE,
DIR. 4. w. GREEN

OFFERS his Professional services o.the citi-
" zens OF PicSens District, in the practice Of
Medielhe IN its various branches. He would
say that he has an experience of ten years i'm
practice, Office in his Store TApril IA, 1857
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-12

THE MoTuER MouLDs TflE MAN.44
That it is the mother Who inouIds che man.
is sentiment illustrated by tho. following
recorded observation of a shrewd writer:
"When lived among the Uhocsiw In
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gsELAEVUEl CqlNu uPAMY.

which the highest promhim was awarded at
the Worlds Fair, N. Y. Sale Agents for
South Carolina, Carmalt & Brigge, in Char
lesion, For s,do at Walhallaby
.lOIIN KRuSE
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ISAAC wicELJFEE.
LOOK OUTt

G 81 II. Wy. BROWN are lust RECEIVING
" 1900 Sacks OF Sal Ii in seamless bags,
Large lot Of EHKOCERHIsS Of all kinds,
viz; Sugar, Coffee Irof, Bacon, &c., &c, care
fully seleetedfo,pthe Fall Trade
fS -+-4-. 1SeD----4
5000 lbs. Bacon Sides, so coils Rope, 10 bales
Begging, Leatherand Russet Brogans, lead
ing articlesiR Hardware, SIrovcls, Sc.
Gall Mt the % stand, at ANDERSON COURT
HOUSE, s., G. J. and ven do wbGtslfgltl
S. q E. w. BROWN,
Sept. 90, 1856 IL If
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The State OF south Carolina,

IN oRDINtRY 2-PiCKEHs.
II. and j.. NJ. Field
ys Summons in Partition.
j. d. Field and othcrs
| 7 appearing to my satisfaction that John ID.
Field, ID. W..sFicld, Joseph DonuIdson and
wife, James NJ. Field and Amos l.. Southerland
and wife, residcwi.hout the limits OF this State:
j is ordered therefore, that these absent parties
do scyerally appear III tile Court of Ordinary, at
Pickens Court House, on Monday the 9th day
OF November next, and object to the sale of tho
Real Estate of jeremiah Fields, deceased or
rconsent 10 the same win be enteScd of record
w. j. PARSONS, ORD.
0rdinnry's Office August 6, 1857 3m
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wv NNDONW GLASS,

Raw and DoiIcd Linsced Oil, Spirits Turpcn-
tine, Putty, all kinds of Paints, dry and al
so ground in OIL Glue, Paint Brushes and
alfarticlcs in this line. For sale, at tho low
est figure for cash, by
JOHN KRUSE.
Walhalla, Feb. 10, 1857 81 If
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An old lady in the country had dandy
from The city TO dine with her ona certain
occasion. For the desert there. was an
enormous apple pie. La, ma'arnl" said
tho gentleman, :. how do you manage to
handle such pie?", Easy enough" was
the quiet reply "we make the crust upin
a Wheelbarrow, wheel it under an apple
tree, and then shake tue fruit down into
itp j..
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An Irish soldier, who vas boasting of
his great courage, was asked why he ran
away In battle. g Faith" says Pat, /" me
heart is bowld asa lionz4-so it Is; but [
happened to have pair of cowardly legs,
which always run away with me body, .whin
I'd be after the inimy, bad luck to them p
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U TE1IB GzI50 w lElEs sg@W IL 1tigg.s[tFRu

dams, held consultation with one Of
their chiefs, respecting the successive sta
ges of their progress in theafts of civilized
life, and among other things he informed
rue that, at their start, they fell into great
mistake; they only senttlleir boys to school.
These boys cirnne home Intelligent men, but
they married uneducated aud uncivilized
wives, and the uniform result was, that the
children were all like their mothers Thus
the father soon lost all his interest in both
wife and children. And noS, said he, if
we would educate but one class of our chill
dren, we should choose the girls, for, when
they become mothers, they educate their
sons. This is the point, and it is true.--
No nation can become fully enlightened
when mothers arc not, in a good degree,
qualified to discharge the duties of the
homework of education"
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NoDeDY ever lost anything by love-"
said sane hooking man. That's not true" "
said a lady, who beard the remark, for /
once lost three nights' aleenn
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MisIirected Letters.
PREPARED By W. n. DICK, OF PHfLAI hLPHh
list OF letters advertised IN the Nav YORK HssAih
Friday December 2e, remsinins In the Ne~ YORK roS
ONCE
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~ 1897 hsd vsy few wood sledgss, and these vure
extremely old and much Some Of the sledRcu were
msde OF bone, but tho MAJORITY Of nusk on skir
Iooeo up on lstle wet moes mud, In the form Of
sedse runner and then frozen these last are never
used when the nsuimsux get wood In the SPRING
a. winch inc natives travel most they thaWe8
and put out OF shape by the heat OF the midday sun
In lS47 WOOD was nos In great demand by the nstives
because they had IN ample supply for ali their wants.
but In 1884 small piece, sufHcient for sueer hsndIa
was valued more higf ~ than large dagger
The conclusion came 70 wa, that Frankhn's shps,
or enc OF hem hsd been found BY the Equimaux, hsy
!. they were in 1s47, not better ana STR your obs
dent servant, JOHN RAE
LONDON, Dec. Is, 1855.
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Captain Pnisos Of he Pacific. vhaisr who had bean
Ponds Bay, BAnns Straits, this past season. 1858,
three co,per bella ana Gaivanzed rod Of IRON about az
feet long ncy are nov in Captain Pasersons posse:
siou, and have been seen BY DOR Informant Tho Esaui
bad been pressed on shore m gallo Of Wind By the Zoe,
and that she slept there meaning that she was there
copper sccop in the hands Of the qumaux; he Wished
barter NJ but the natives made on Without parting
.n ne om H. spous s cOs c.o ~no ~
ting to Captain sherrd ,Osborp ssaes that The Esqu
msu1 Of me west Of Ban's Bay have been observed
ireepsu holes through and, in answer 70 questions
put, aser that two shps have been discovered oy
zee but shss The other vessel perfectly sound, and
mel ely beses In some inlet west Of Ponds Bay-ctnsr
Admiralty or Pr,oes Regents In.ss but most pscosoy
Psrter, Of the Truslovs vintercd about Cumberland
STRATA IN lstsse was puzsled By constant rumors OF
Captain Penny ancsd nrst tnat these reports referred
70 ships locked up In King Williams sound but
now M ss,.sd vsss gave rs os. 70 q 81 %s,d
Becbers 'qusdroa that have osted IRON the spot vhere
they we're 50 prenaicrely sesndcnsd bear vis.ess
Of her Najessy ships the vessels having beed
abandoned IN pais and she Resolu and Intrepid being
originally fully ECO miles from the Assistance and PIONEER
there seems suppose that the intrepid whether
floating or wrecked, would never be very far ffom
S Bs' S%e,,csn, ana sSs. The sso ships nov in
the bands Of the nquimaux are tbs Assistance and
Pioneer. In confederation Of The idea thss chips
beset together and drifting 10 The would no, be
Ter drnt Of Con mssder he Ravens two vessels the Al
ussior under sr James O. Ross in lsls, and d the
Terror under command Of sw George BAcx, st earlier
TO THE TprroR on THE LONDON TIMES.
sr.Ap e.rsc, from Tho United sr,cs Sass p PSs
Capt Paterson, Of the whaer Pacific he's in his possss
sion three copper belts and ssvsnised iron roo "n'oa
be bsrtred nom the Esqumsur ~ Ponds bay tnm p.
sum mer which are Gu opposed 70 formed pavt
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A MuvrcrpAL INJuxcrIoN sroppEps-rbe go|
yernmens Of the city lawrence, Mass lately sppro
prated s7oo Of The public money 70 defay the expense
supper for themselves and invited friends oo ssanr-
Deg afternoon last an injunction was served uPcn ~
CITY Treasurer, forbiddhg him W pay he appropsmnc.
The oncsls said, determined 70 have we suppsr,
seems 70 be an e6sctnal bar 70 any nnn's'psl m'scon
apoA
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me subject a thb memoir n IN height barely medium,
with form unimp0sing In motion slow and ungraoi0us,
features which roposs display character but when
In excitement denotpg sternness and energy; these
compose DO general physique OF the man.
s due 10 The author Of "BiogsAs dc Loo Botas say
that have received great assistance from his able work
In huredy compiling the information concerning Of
the most mot the most prominent characters In Peru
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S<ciop IT.
The uneermertioned articles beirg subject 10 The IN
land irars duties herein named and which snail not
be Increased, shall be exempt from export auy;-
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tree ~ srpot duty and shan euy be suces 70 ooe M
a1e tax Mas' duty NOT ''''rsss ss rs
1'l Is .,,....,.. & s!m... pisa,po..naa,'s.l
Misdirecssd Letters.
PREPARED BY w. n. DICK, OF PHrLAr ELPHIh
List OF letters advertised IN the Nav YORK HssaLA
Friday, December 20, remsinins in the Ne" YORK fos
ONCE
Csp A. W. Crsnmcr, Henry l. Stevenson,
y V Cletma Co, J.suyker 4 son,
cochran nlott, wslsse d Rosnernehi,
WIN J. Martin a Co, wiIlcor, Billings o.,
6 Muller Co.. Co., .oo DIN "e'1l'r q o.
BALTIMORE Borsss
william T. Murdoch a %,
Rslhbope 4 Kennedy Fisk a Little,
popror HOUSES
sspfsn rsrbsrts. sssarns, Hutcaiusoo 4 Co..
Fnifbaskr, Wnmot Co, Geo L. Ihsyer,
GREGORY, Tlon Co, n. L. Weoser 70, no
j. Ktirtdge 90, doubt mehaeo pf ID Ia
n. Peters h Co, webster x 70,
Rcbaro.op Kendall n Co, Ward kcoasssen, sup
arfeld, wentworth 500, posed Boss'n'
Int Of letter. sdver,i.ed IN the Boston Hrod, Wed
nesdsy, December "A, remainng Ia NE bosson f"'
PHILADELPHIA novsrs.
F'rpbam, Krtbam a Co, Robinson \ Co,
'''''' spv YopK pouss
A xnproe A o. willrtop, Knight co.
Luof eters sdvert,ed IN the rDsas,ps,s t nm.
Leifer Monday, Dec, moer 20, remsiore 10 ne rms
de-, hs Pos, once, urcsled for
INV yoRK Borsvs.
rnry, F,e ernnsn, 9. n. Goodman 80
Townsend Yale sonolssos's" wv
ssmson. Cars o., oe-
ntved TO b. 'Or ssmps'n, -,
Cspen %, Foyo, fuhe' w.
wlsBneTos CIR.
Ca thsr
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Section UT
An FOODS or produce enumerated IN this Arn snal De
tree Of export duty and shall cuy be sunest 70 ooe No
land tax or Mansi duty sScccdrg The rse nov pad
n a. TOWNSEND tRRiSL
hsi ILsl I'll I p,.s.,.n, ~ =
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Ressawc Of the President Of the United States
AIass mistins r., for Ratification, . Trs atty
Betwsen the United States and their Ma
j. ues the First King OF Slam and the
Hob, enc 5th Gay 0f May, 1856.
10 ,Hn TIE UsIrsD srArEs-
Transmit the senate Tor is confederation, with
view 10 ra ncation treaty between the United States
snd SIAM concluded NJ Bangkok the Goth day Of May
Inst FRANKLIN PIERCE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9, 1855.