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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08
sas- Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF TIE ANGLO SAXON

QUEBEC, C'rt s -rne steamship Ang.
10 s,xon wtqjdates from Liverpoo 10 the
% ult,, has M r'ved here. .l
GENERAL NEwt' --I'he European news
is unimpnrtant. TNhsre is nothing new
from India hut interesting details. Gen
H,velork had resume.d d his march upon
Lucknow. ~ f
Small detachments Of t.-oops were being
sent by the overland mailNroute.
General RiI hal ,lle he fora pilhi. o
Lord Elsin's mission TO calcutta was
understood to relate TO the transfer of the
India troops 10 China. Another meeting
At Bombay had been suppressed The
merchants Of Calcutta had petitionet he
Queen to take control of India, Gen "a
Banks, who commanded the engagemeL
ut Lucknow, was killed. The East India
Company had accepted the prolfer Of the
European and American steamship com.
pany for stesmers 10 carry troops.
1t has been formally denied that France
S seek'nga CLOSER alliance with Russia.
The workmen at Client were on strike
general raising was feared.
1t was believed that the crisis in Span.
ish affairs was over. There will be no
change in the Cabinet. The cause of the
recent trouble was the refusal OF the Queen
to remove Governor Concya, Four yes,
sells hal blen sunk in the harbor of Gala.
and forty lives lost.
England refuses to give up the Island Of
Penam to Turkey. The Meldayian cleo
tons largely favor the union. vfet
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08

LANoAsrrR. August s5, tsS7.-Mr. Bdltor-sir Please
announce TO the independent Voters OF Fairfield coun.
" the name of GEORGE II, SMITH as a candidate
for COUNTY TREAsuRER. Mr.. Smith has been n resi-
dentof Fairfield county for thirty years. and known
70 every Voter as man Ot honor aud probity, we'll
qualified TO Gil the responsible station.
MANY VOTERS.
wEsT RusHvILLE, August e5, ls57.-Editor OF the
Lancaster Gazette--Please announce my name In
your paper as AN Independent Candidate for COuNTy
REuoRDER, al the coming Election, and ohlge yours
&c. X. B. WALKER.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08

GJ Are you afraid of hanks failing?"
asked the cashier, rs Mrs. Partington went
to draw her pension. "Bnks falling"
said the dame. 81 never had any idea
about itat all. Ifhe gets votes enough |
dond see how he eau fail, and il he doesn't
can't see how he is to help it." al ment
SAID he, "ths banks that furnish currency
for the country" She stood moment
counting her bills. "Oh, you din, did
vou9" sail she. "wrll, les shout the thing.
Ii they have money enough to redeem with
AMI heaven knows there's need enough tor
redemption for gool many Of them. and
more grace than they allow their customers
they may stand it, but doubtful thinga are
unrertain" She passed off like an exhala-
ton. and the cashier counted out one hun
dred and fifteen dollars and seventeen cents
fifteen times. while pondering what she
said 10 order to catch her II eaninu. e
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08
HO SI.ER "a
TsEAT.EIE E1R.

EMBRACING soLE-LEATHER, KIP. CALF AND
MOROCCO SKINS, general assortment OfLlNINGS,
BINDINGS. &c, Also, a great variety Of SHOE
MAKERS FINDINGS. ''N 30 81
The above Stock we are dete rminedto sell L0r' Err
tn can be had elsewhere. Come everybody. Give
us call and you will be sure TO be pleased, and nnd
that the above is no HUMBUG. In connection with
our goods from abroad, we keep constantly on hand
work OF our own manufacture, which we warrant,
asdo all our goods bod in evory respect) Gus
tom work done TO order short notice apd the best
possible style. t u. u GlESY.
Lancaster. September, 10, 1857. 1871
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08

TOMATO CHAMpAeNE "A Tennessee pa
per records the mauufacture ofa novel
beverage in The shape of wine expressed
from the juice OF the tomato Good Judges
pronounce II i lirSt.rate article, Its ingre.
dients arc simply the pure juice Of the to,
mato aud sugar, and it resembles cham
payne, having light, transparent color
with pleasant, palatable flavor.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08

GoLD TO be CoTERD. .-iiis stated 10 the
Phiiadelpbia Press thst within y few day,
975o.00O in refined bars ot gold, stamped
blythe New erk essay Office hrs been re-
iceivednat the United States nI;dto f6f coin.
age. and that half anIiiIicn nlors;is daily
expected. This fact is interesting 10 COZ.
peelion with thepresent rate Of axcbaVQe
,4kA proof of the strong cheek given 10 the
itxpsliaEiod Jf bullion By tlis exssaordin
afy dlI6aDd foED here. er' WY aPo' w
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08

FIVE MILE FonT RACE. "A foot race of
FIVE miles was run over the Empire Course
at Albany. N. Y, on Thursday last, Purse
5000. The men were started at4 O'Clock
and performed the distance in % minutes
and 80 seeonds-- -Grendell winning easily.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08
NoTlcETo oooNIRAcToRs

q EAl.RD Proposaiaisir be received az the COllec-
- lOr's oheein hOGAN,up 20 noon of Thursday,
the Twenty second das 81 ociober 1851, fdr the re-
building OF The Rast Aoutmeni of the Monday Greek
Aqgeduct on the hockine Canal. " 4
1he work ~ be tet emb races che removal and re-
building of about Five Hundred Cubic larts 81 stone
Masonry and also, the budng OF trustees "a tempo
rariiy support the AQueduet. y
Plans and Specifications can he seen AZ Lancaster,
Al the Qce % Samuel Carpenter Resident Engir
aud at the Collectors once, in Logan, any time
amer the twelfth day Of October
JOHN WADDLE.
October l, isS7--swas Acting Eommissioner.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08

Ey- The Hon. Lewis Cass, Jr.. says the
Detroit Daily Advertiser, positively re-
slgnel his position as United States Min.
islsr at Rome, to take effect at an early
dav tt t...
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08

k1 The amount Of Spsci. in the United
Slanls Is esihsred at about S3O0,0o0,Oo0
Or equal 10 5 IL i'd coin forsysl y man, wo-
man and child ia the country. " p's'-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08
THE COMPLETE WEATHEROMETER


telling tho Weather, for Indications In Plants Trees,
Animals. Man, Clouds, Winds. Heavenly Bodies, In
animate Nature, Philosophical instruments, &c.
Ry IL. Il. II. LEVERING, e,.
Author OF .Pen-nnd Inklings in Europe" "Antlqua
ran Anaiogies, &C., &c.
VJNHIs, VIC are confident, will be one of the most
I practical and useful books ever published, to the
Farmer, the Traveller, and all others to whom III i'm
pcrtant TO know the state of the weather beforehand
Many crop Of hay has been spoiled, aud many a
planting OF corn, wheat aud other seed has becn lost
and many u journey has been unpleasant from want
ofknowedge as to the future state of the weather.
The work offered to the public, Is the result Of
twenty yeaTs' collecting of materials, study and close
ervatOn and is founded scientific and natural
principles. is no humbug, bat Is JusI what every
fame sailor and close observer of plants, animals.
clouds &c, will say. on first reading, Is true and
worth studyiag. Every Farmer and Seaman NOW
knows ofthe faetsaughl In this work. bnt few know a
fourth tenth Of ii, for IL has been dcduced from
scientific works, from conversation with hundreds of
persons, from continued and repeated observations,
and from philosophical Instruments.
Directions given In this work for making several
philosophical instruments cheap and easy plan,
that those who not afford TO purchase, will be
able to make very good substitute for the most cost
ly Instruments made for foreteing the weather.
Price - ccnts mailed free to any part Of the United
States. Address Author, Cincinnati Ohio.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08

LONGEVITY. Two instances Of remarka-
bile longevity have just been recorded A
Turkish manufacturer Of toys, residing near
COhsmntInople, dieda few weeks Since,
ag. d lI3, and a lady belonging to rich
family Of bankers in the sans city, died at
Sml rna, aged III years.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08

-, "a, Floln Mr., Biekham. whose oppor-
iunilies Tor Obtaining reIiabls information
from the oouni4@ lasons ths line Of the
.l,ipaaOsd. Wilmington & Evansville
R6al, are excellent. aad who returned
TO the ,ity from Wilmington on Yesterday,
we learn that, in spite OF the tinsnrial re,
Yulsion, thFough which the couu,ry is pas,
sing, the su ,s;rpio 10. 10 ths Glendale ex.
lsn>iYp ofthst Raj is pro srsssns favor
ABLY. lis, friends are entertaining nc
doubts u It's success. g sf.' m fs.
T. M ri Gl Terry. General travelling A,
gent kor lhstG. w. d u. Co., while 10 the
city last evening. informed 5 that it wa
the general impression that The people il
the eight coun(irs lrtvrrssI by the line
had, ,ditiarelg eo1cluiei that the ex'rn
sionlo Glen'fh4, ami th.r-by - Cincin
natl, at IN. O,ii AMI Mississippi Depot
must bs built, and by Inc plan from whiel
tge present subscription started, Cia
Con. .ita''i 'a'ff N'@t E1f1
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08

rE- pr, ], Warren, Of Boston, writes
in the Medical Journal, q iuyorof the use
ofcocoaant oil as sul,s ,Vute fpr cod liv.
er oll--certaioly an agreeable, exchange
for the patient.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08

EE- A lump Of gold, valued at 5000,
has b-en taken out ofa mine in Cabarrus
county, North Carolina,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08
GRAND GALA WEEK
BY THE
CAPTTAL CiSY PREMIUM
FAIR AND EXHIBITION

4\ Ga "a CD caf1ezl(AFi cooCoo
C-,, -
AtColumDus, Vhio' torEiVe DaysS OCT
2T, 2S. 90, 80 and 81, 1851.
guSuE GRRATEgT ANN MOST ATTR A CTIvE
PREMlIJM FAIR ever cotten,p,' In, tha nnited
sta,es eO''O''' w ~ ''0 ''''D0
''ren Thouuend Dollars in Pyentiutn n fe exht,f
tors and com netitors Of Mn.
cbiner, iv, Stock of Ii Inds fast hrrses FeYn.ia
Rou..iria uis,n Foot Racing ~ g. C. '''''' S''N
G,aa Rnr rUos naSe 1;e , %e' uo.
for a Pre%ir.o of s5ao0 ""U f'eh'"eN' "oiSo''
givs unnIrnd noii,, pra,,i,, n ~ c,i- w. -, ,,
ha aworiaJ m tho Rnsiost n , ~, ,i,o NJ -, ",
F,vsHnndrcd noii1r ,ninm Jp,3"o, ~ ~ tbe hn,
i, ve,v rosn.ct Ee,naIa Ennss,r ' ia % aii ,A .
rs ,o raeeiva' prafi,,t,', IL ~ S
q ~ sSa " - = G"SN'"" "a 'V"S'''' Ho"
yr-3rwo u,ndrad no11ar pro,,t,,, Co. ,t,. 1so.,o.,
Prnper Mn itaca ~ f' : 'S'f''N ''''S -"''0''
W. Foo U',"red no, n :, p,ari,, eor ,, Eos,..,
p,,nor n, ~, H.. cn,n na,,, .,a e 49, IL ,tI q,
a. ~ IN =, pnS1 " 's's 'P'oo"V't on
The II .ts ore open to cnv ono who se,s a, A., com
nat" cr ,bo De- iunirns NV '''S ""' ''S' " W 'V'i
Three rbous.nd Itivo TTuna.oA no,,ars
w PREMIUMS,
Consisting OF CoLD AND SILVER MEpAIs SILvrE w lRr
JEwBLRy, 10 he awarded to the ire of Ap-
rieuhnraI TaPlemeats, Lire Stock, Meehaerg and an
articles for which prcMiaRs are usually awarded at
thg SrtrrpRd C,ESry AIRS, and In the sawe man
and about tic same amounts The above amount hay-
Ing been contributed by the bu ness men Of tolun-
busas tnduccnent for hold the Fair In this CITY
Tradition tothe exhibition oftbc various displays
OF Agricultural Implements, Machinery and 1--we
Stock, there will the NEw and Newt SIGHr of a
bALbouN x NOE Wy twn Renowned Etial Naviga-
% aSS yfT4ng an9 SI0ilme Spectacle OF BAl
Goouaisn' b & ,, ~ iuna'
slams dn ine sis and last year in States No
mIstake about mis-. for tits REAL LTYE HORSE.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08

HARRisBURs OFT. 5-The city begins
10 assume lively appearance, A number
OF members have arrived.
Fianey, Speaker of the Senate. is here.
and Gets, Speaker of the House is expso-
ted to night. There is no excitement.
The Governors message is waited with
anxiety. A quorum of both Houses will
probably be present ia the moniug. and
will meet At III O'Clock. when the message
viii be impediatsly presented,
me- message willprobabIy state condi.
iinn OF the hanks andi intncial business
sn,b rassment. but make no rscommenda
lAns. lrAvihg dhe Legislature to devi I,
r+medirsIhsm>rlv-s.S Itis doubtful whelh
rr)anythag can he dome for rsllef. Is
small minority may harrass tie majority
10 such an exIen; as 10 defeat any msa-are'
for relief. No Indication can be made Ger
tainly.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08
FROM OMAHA CJrY.

II SFse Lows S,pt.g ". The Board Of
Gmtass-,s, wHisll mat at Omaha City on
the 5rh inst 10 decide on the election OF n
dylcgate To Congress. after denying the
aathOri'y ioinveslignie Illegal returns or
e0rr@ct the certain Mormon precincts, gav'.
tUrguson arsrlifrate over Chapman, by
~ tgtesg Chapman wi ID contest rhe seal
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08

NAL, GENERAL JOSEPH HOCKINS.
Rarber & Fashionable HairdreSser,
NHAsrented The basement. lately occupied BY Nell
i son Smith, Esq., in Greens Row. andimm ediate-
yopnoslte the Washington Hotel, wherehe viii be
prepared at all times vest Gentlemen Of long
short beaIds.lq cut trim and dress hair I'M the most
approved slyle,and sharnpoon with perfect furoI
iis razors arc keen, and his han d Is so steady,
HIS Cotogne, andhis brushes, and everything read.
he'i have you completely. witbouteausng sigh,
Aud makeyou admired, BY eaeh beauty's eve,
Ihen We him call, for we, odtselfknow. ~ p
Ha'sas meek as mouse land as bland as Doe, We.
Evet ready to please, a nd anxiolLsto wait
Upon all who desire. either early or late i'1w tis
April 9th 1851 4a-tn "a ..'itt Il.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08

GLass FAILS, sspt. 25, 1857.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08

Secretary G. p. F, Association. C olnmbus, Ohio
II T'ELEVEN TICKETS FOX TEN D0LLARS.s - III
September 81, ls57.-5wgi
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08

Aenarkable g Gaze Of COngpl,iops ana ABB
trg g. stinenee from Food.
aWe clip the fJlpwing qanr ter from
the corpssPon Iener of the Albany Evening
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-04-03
Fr m California.

Auirdl Of the Illinois ciih 81 ,2O0. 900 an
gold. Noarayaada affairs Walker S
troops dsssriiay-ihs allied drmyto be in
creased
Tito ,s,m1hir Illinois. from A.pinsali.
arrived At y W York oo the 90 n, brugirg
California daes 10 6h inst, ami nearly 81
10000 in specie.
the STEAMSHIP, Parma. trom san Juan,
arrived al P,an, with Us de,ert.r, ftom
Walker. They were in most destitute
cpadiion Their passage up was paid by
the Cosa Rican government.
Nothing hter frim Walkers posi,ion.-
his case y considered desperate
Costa Rcm paprrs state thai 5000 iroops
are 10 b, id'Isi 10 the aili-d lUU-s. rhs
inlaupon IS 10 surround Walker with 6O0C
tr1p>.
Some OF The dsser,ers from Walker state
that hi iro,ps had unanimously refused Ia
leave Rivs, to hgnt, but were willing IS
dsfe ~ ,h>ir potion.
California news unimportant.
VA KITS srus's alt, drll at iallins prices.
MIHi,s new, msayrs. owing 10 the heavy
hJou Throughout The STATE.
A A. anv,ll is'isr s,ys thar C'niniss'
ioucr MOr,e Ss "xyecJ-.,i their b. th- mex
ste Imr, tran Cath ,g"na. ~ hs prlposi
to',- or dsmSnls "n III. New GIsnarcisl
GOseCnmeut would no, b. accepted.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-04-03

son in references TO the famous outrage Of
the Brili.h man oi-war LsopaEj. upon IN c
frig,s Chesapeake. To understand Tie
f,rcc Of hi. quotation, it should b. recUl
lected that OF the four seameu taken iroul
The Chesapeake ON the claim Of beln. de-
sc, ter, fom the British service, the only
two born in the United States ~eIs tSo col
o'ed men, natives Of Mary iauJ. The pas
sag In Jef.rson's proclamation Is US TO-
lows:
This enormi'y was not only wi'hou
prvvocuimn o' Unsuitable cause. hu, ~.
committed vi b the ssowed pur,os. OF tax.
pa Nv io,ce from n shipoI-war at ~,
Unn-d States . PAR oi he's crew. "a a thu
no circumsisnc- might 20 W.u,Ins Ia marx
1T CHI, act. -, |, hid ben - -vim, u, a.,-.,
tain q IHst n -.,'. n hem ,ui-l S.,e ma.
hrs citizens Of ths United Safes
Bu n"i ",.l, LAD ii-r."n asc,lbe ci, I'm
ship'o free coiOr,d p-rsms, he ,scrILe o.
also IL slaves. la that famous a "a - olr
qnn'-,i isnu ,cia.inn 81 Slavery ia h,s ',"'-.
on VIrsinil,' afer e,umsr' Ing some Of ~
evil, h. pr'c-els a. rIluSs:
'Auh with what r,-cr,tio, shaulL a..
su'sm ~ 10. lo,d'i. WI. p'r ,i' 80 on
haTof hs eiiissa' thus 10 !ran2's "a IA
rights Of the other Irm>i"r"s ,i,u-. m
d--p.t- a,d ,h.s' i"to en-pi.-, d--t,o,
The nor ~ of lh. Que and the amor patr,e
Of The o her
IL ih,s I,a..,g-, IT r.on a.crb citizen.
shin Ia The slave, no lrss lhin 10 the irr,-
men.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-04-03
Tue UNION ANDEASTERN JOURNAL.I.a
WORLDS BLESSING.
lllF On. j. 3. NJ. 0OOlO'S
RhesuatIc. Neupal ala md Splsai Baiu

ONs We o. ". SSSSS
.RhesmatIc, Neuralgia and sPlssi BALM.
Eraervd according N act of Congress. In the year
lss6, In the Cisrk's Otiee Of the district eoun
% Massachusetts.
WE you'd call the s,ieuten % the public TO this scn'
W deral prpAnAuon ussSi only as an external app.,
satlon, which 10 remedy, cures IN IRON IL " -
hur., rsmose. the sersrst pain In Is inmates, and
zach never fsils
Crrnca,es are daily received by the doctor, Of The
sshsst rseounendaton. he this day received 'hs pi-
ssingi- ,,. ,s..
DsAH sra Ever snce this session ~ the Legislature
smn.snssi, have bssa severely afflicted With lnnAn
uory kbeuIaAiisun. I eAp~Laiei much money unhoas
btslnux any relief. when u "'r Representative
svaghl . bo,Iie VI yvur khsumat'c b~im, ANA
tn ats nrsi application u's p~iu ossan " ass.ss'
,Id I am almost sntirvy fr,~ frou, the AmetSn
iou are asar thai oclsrel ak bottles more, which
islr,bu.si ainox suderus t,etds, and la svvrS IN
tsIes u has anriei immediate r,l'sf iwih give h's
vsi'ms-oy VI this worth OF your neil, Inc uh-nenu,
iszht tIken VI my Appreciation ofyoaf e"asAs~s W
pot.s the pain ami anguish 70 Jour ieiios-men.
w h. 4. IA 'KELL,
Clsrk Mass hous- krps.
DR.. J. D. n. Goald, East 'b,nsv'n, Mass
Mr. :. l. Gard a re.Idenl of POrtl,ui Who has been
.fictel With Scr.iuls the last three years, san.nns'
1,..cue,ly, much pam. sni ~ssse nsnt arm haa 70
l.nl- thai Il sss Sv'y diincut iof him
40 raise his haul u heal, 10 put on ai take %
Sat without assistance, asl who has tric IN ny kiuds
dueIciue, willoul aLy favorable ereet wAs inucssi
q, Try AZ GlIa'. Rheumatic balm, by which apI.icA-
iya lac Mas ls.ulS s,alrs ,IOrei o. the use VI his
,Iul, aIsI IL freely
AR Cart RESIDES Ia AL.sr STREET, AMI voui DC happy
20 rvcams,i D. thsse similarly arilcts,i II may BE-
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In Dayton. March sth, I.sah BurIsl sged 70 years.
Upright in his dealings, quiet and uuobtrusive In his
IN ,nners peace-maker In the neighbochool, the beat
Of husbands oiuisent father, strong In Friendship,
MID .ni devout M chhsi,n, his loss will Be deep
" ll In lf. he beloved, and In death lAmentsd
For years he feared death With lie siruggles and
palus sOnetims before his ast Sickness he gave him.
self to the s,ay % the Scriptures, seemed TO have re-
msrkabls access TO the throne Of grace essams bold
aDl eOullas, gave ocisrs oeaOernng hi, burial, AMI
when attacked with disease called his family 10 him,
rsjleed while they ~spt in vie~ u his departure en-
outraged the p.ous memssrs live faithful secured
pledge the uneaverted to meet him la Heaven AMI
bsdiing them iar~ell fell asleep In Christ.
.Iiou blssi the Rishteoa, whes they die,
When holy souls retire TO res,
Hoo milky beams the eloing eye,
Hos svulIy hsasss the expiring breast.
So fades sumner claui away. ....
So SINKS the 4 .ie when storms are DER,
so gently shuts the eye Of day,
- dics wave along The shore"
In SEQ. March oh, MIA Dps. youngest dsurhter
81 Max D. AMI Esther Q Kinbii, assl year,, =
msnths an " days
~. sin could high, 90 ,orro, fade,
Death cam. ~iih frisn ily care,
The o,eslss hai b, Heaven conveyed,
AMI bale IL blVssom there.
Thu vast q hiw = t,o fair fw sArth,
To- trnSsr nc worli lac th,s .
rhy MAKER m,rk-i Tree N IN thy birth, ... /.
ADsi thOa ART ny tOreysr Ills
IT, X uh,iuas, Sslh insi Mss Su.sn. adopted
dsa, ,,-r oi G,,a IhIns> LHJ, aged % y.sr>.
Ia d rs'cs. - nin.,., NJ, Poly, vile OF Sir
rasah, Hihafd, .s,d - years
l., NUra Br,NIsA, 3b. inst T. 4 Ia Neal, q e-
.is.,i,d ace .hcr Ol Ia, 81 icis IL L ,cad..