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Coon TEarER.--Mr. Abavsif, a citizen Of
Geneva, venei able for q lie devoted To study
and the practice Of every virtue, had never, it
il said, been put ont OF temper. Some person
applied to his maid servnt II such were the fact
she had been thirty years 10 bis service, IND
she declared that, during The whole OF that pc
Rod. she had never seen him give way to the
slightest irratation. She was promised sum
of money if she could succeed in exciting him
to anger. She consented to make the experi-
ment, and knowing that he .as particularly fond
of sleeping comfortably, she omitted to make
hs bed. Mr.. Abawsit perceived it, and tn,
next morning mentioned it to her, she replied
that she had forgotten it. He said nothing
more on the subject. In the evening SHE left
the bed in the same state. 1t was again men,
toned the next day, in which she replied with
d pretended excuse worse than the former. The
third time, he said to her, You have again
left my bed unmsde; / suppose you have ma it
up your mind not to do IT, as you consider it
too much truble. Well, after all thera is no
great harm done, for l begin III get gsak ~
She threw herself at his ieet and confessed
truth.
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TRR ONO FARMER There are very few pa.
pers in our country which have gained more
permanent or enviable reputation than the Ohio
Farmer. To the agriculturalisss, the stock
grower, the horticu,turalis.s, and the students
and lover of literature it is alike, a weekly mes
senger bearing news of all the important dis
coveries and improvements, and the result OF
successful experiments in the noblest employ
ment of man. The Ohio Farmer is we'll worthy
Of place in every Home" in our land, for,
while it teaches and instructs the Farmer, in re-
lation to his SOIL and crops, aud tocks, and frutF
it also cultvates taste for polite literature and
the love OF art, in the mind of every member ol
his household. 1t liz published at Cleveland
Ohio, by Thomas Brown. Terms copy yeal
weekly 81 or copies for S.
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A Coon ASECD0rE.--The following CONVEX
satien was overheard among volunteers Of the
Rio Grande.' Scene, niget. Two volunteers
wrapped in blankets, and half buried in mnd.
Volunteer LIST: jim, how came you TO voluu,
teer?' Volunteer ID; "why, Bob, you see,
have no wife to care red cent FOR me, and so
volunteered besides, | tie eear! Now
tell me how you came out here. Volunteer 1st:
Why the fact IL, you know III-i have
got wife. and so | came ont here because
like pedce," Hereupon both the volunteers
turned over in their blankets, got plastering Of
med aud went to sleep.
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rIo7 n ~ =. Sc ao-4q. We IA

How To D. Up SHIRT Bos3As We haze
often been questioned by lady carresp2alent.
to Stat by what process the gloss oI aew ill.,
ems, shirts bo.orn> g., in proIaeed. ard in or
der to CRAFTY them, We saljoin the following
receipt:
Take two oancea Of fae white gum arabic
powdsr-put il ia pitcher aal pour Oh pint
or more OF bo.liag water; according b. tie
degree Of strength you des're--anl then having
covered 1t let ii stand all night-in The NOR
ming pour it carefully from tAe dras8 into "a
clean bottle, cork it and keep ii for use. 4 u
bic spoonful of gun water stirred il plat Of
starch made in the usual manner, wodld give
to lava, either white or printed, look OF
newness, when nothing else can restore them
after they have ben washed.
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singers sewing ssacniues.

223 Rroadteag, n r.. - Cinf ~, Chicago
FEHESE Machfncs have established grea! rep
L ntatfon funded on substantial eNcollence.-
Tie fair profit Of using ns of thesc Machines reg
alarly employed is
one Thousand Dollars Wear.
No Tailor Seamstress Shoe Manufacturer, Sad
dleG, or other person having sewing or stitching
TO do, can afford to do without one. \ peeallar
merit ofSinges's Machines which no other Kind
can justly claim, l. that the same Machine scW 10
srery kiad Of wopk in perfect style. They are
strong, durable, win keep in order. Whoever
buys may be entirely certain ii will do his
work. Erery large pricate family ought TO hare
one. 800 Vi ....
All who wish complete and reliable Information
in regard To price and size OF our Machines, man
ner of working, and method OF purchasing, with
all other particulars, can obtain it ny applying by
letter at either OF our offices for a copy of l. III.
Singer H. Co.'S 1aastte a paper devoted to the
Sewing Machine interest. IL win be supplied
gratis. |. N. SINGER 90.
.ssj- Local Agents wanted i'll every town in the
ted States. 3-6m
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Gipton aotertiser,
SATURDAY., FEB. z; 1857.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Literary N Offices.

Tim Vbsas or IowA.--We have received the
nest number of the above magazine published as
the organ OF the Iowa State Teachers Associa
ton, the Superintendent Of Public Instruction
and the Iowa Phonetic societies. The object o'
the publication Is sufficient to recommend it to
the people of this State. II is published in pam
phles form, in good style and of good size, con
tanning 81 pages of useful and pleasing original
matter, and published for the low price Of 81, 90
per year.
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M - w - tore
NTfE have jnst opened New and Splendid
- Assortment of CLoTHINs Il CENT's
FURNISHING Goons, in The New Brick Block,
four doors east Of swetiand's Upton. Iowa.
The people of Old Cedar and the rest Of
mankind, are respectfully invited TO call and
examine our stock OF
Deer Goats, Dress Goats. Shotrls. Ia 'gsas and
Business Louts, Pants end Tests-~aH
Kinds, Starts. Dfasrers, Clones, Ease, -
ErdrGt8. Cloths &. C1ssimeres,
Safinrtfs, Vest,ngs &c., &c
We have also fine lot oil Roots 81 Shoes,
for men, women and chiidreu. Hats and Caps,
Trunks. Carpet Sacks Umbrellas, etc. $50
In fact we have ain. ost every article yon will
find in general Clothing and Furnishing Es-
adjustment. Garments made to order On short
notice. Ia" Our prices will be low and uni
form, striving 10 I've mp to he principle Of
FAR beating WIZ 3A! a.e
whereby we hope to merit and obtain share
Of the public patronage.
Nov. Is, SO, Att. MANLY & lNGMAN.
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WAsHlNC TnN' Jan. u.

DEATH OF Hon. PRFsrcE :. BnooKs.-The
Hon. Preston S. Brook died this evening at
Browns Hotel. lie has been in hei two or
three days, suffering frefa TIE effects Of Sc
we're cold. He vas telling his friends he had
passed the crisis of his iliness, and fls consid.
cradle improved in health. when he VAS sa,Z d
with violent cough and ded in aa0at ten MIC
utes afterwards. lie expired ia Intense pain
The event. SO sudden, has caused much sur
prise and sympathy thronahoat The city.
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SANTA ANNA's Misunderstanding 70 the
ministerial papers # Ma1rd, Of the 24th Of
December, General Santa Anna, Of Mexico,
has sent agents to Madrid To propose to fees
tahlish monarchy in Mexico. with Spanish
Prince az sovereign. provided the Spanish Gov
eminent will grant him certain assistance.
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One day at The table OF he late Or. pease,
Dean Of Ety. Just as the cloth vas beiag re-
moved, the subject OF discourse happened IT,
be that of extraordinary mortality among the
lawyers. we have lost,' said a gentleman.
not les than six eminent barrisiers in az many
months The Deaa, who VS. quite deaf, rose
~ biz fsiend finished his remarks and gave the
company graee; For 7hts and every other
mercy, the Lords name be praised. Tue effect
was irfesistable
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A Coon Notwithstanding 10 Aba-cl ka-
der well~lred horse il on" which has -
/, Three things loog--7he ear, the chest, the
furearm.
? Three things short - TIE bones Of the tail
t hind legs and The back.
3 Three things iarge-The face, tie breast
aud the croupe.
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CoIrMCs. q 30
RUFFfANrsM REBCEED.-~ TesttGday dr. 81 uga
VS. Cxpell 4 from the house for rkjDg Mr.
Caldwell, by vote Of 10 10 %. Al the II "a
ocrats opposed Mr.. slOaghs expulsion vita eH-
c~p,ion Vt Mr.. Crog DIR. Slough .ttt Cincinnati
to-day.
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ALBION. N. Y. Jan. 10.
A terrible riot is nov gaiug on between the
Americans AMI Irish. Two men are now dead
and several others are lying Dangerously hurt.
Knives are the weapons used.
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CRIME IL new YohK.--Daring the las six
months the police Of New York city have
made A. arrests tar murder, 49, for passing
counterfeit money, II foe asaault with intent
TO kill 8 for arson, 1913 Burglary. LIS for
assault and battery, % forgery, q gambling
les bigamy. There 3Z24 otfences committed
against property, / s73 violation Of Corpora
ton ordinances 3245i persons were accom-
molatel with lodgings at the several station
houses
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Mr. Cattell introduced Hill outh rizjrc the
toTu Of Upton to sell The fu4i.c oquare IN said
town passed.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-07

INDIAN WAR; An iudian war IL again aging
in Florida. Gen. Harvey is at The head Of tue
American troops.
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EarGa,Nr Journal We jgst received No.
Vol. of the Journal, begin;ng With Dec LIST,
1856. Two pages are printed in English and
two German We hope IL my be 10 its nativs
city (Nininger Wis a. proposed in lis proSpec-
tus, an agent in its efforts, herald in its Eros-
perity, and stay in its adversely. One Of the
objects of the Journal is to establish at Niaiger,
q FsKE READ NJ ROOM to be supplied in part by
Its exchanges
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CORNER OF STATE & RANDOLPH SIS

ICa4NisN RF > 4 y l T. -, IA - tNDtst II , \ ,
entrance Ne. - State Street)
INSTITUTED September. 1851; Tnrorno~a-
l. ted bv the Legislature ~ Illinois FEB $50.
The extraordinary patronage hestawcd uno0
this long established and popular lpstta,l1o
affords gratifying evidence that the %uperloc
advantages and facilities ii ojiers for the acQH'-
sj'jor of a thorough knowlcdae Of the various
branches # Cramercial Education. ere IA
yorabig appreciated by discerning and intel
igont community. Over three h4ndred full
course stEicn's have been IN atFenGancc daring
the past winter. being an amount of patronage
Unparalleled in this county.
The CcTLrGIArE CoUHsE is The most extern
sive, complete and thorough ever introduced
into this country, and comprises practical in.
struc'irn in Book KEEPING and Acc UNITS,
adapted to every kind of business. including ar
elaborate work on RailI DAD Book Keeping,
prepared BY TIE President expressly for THIS
school knowledge Of which is alone worth
more II The Student than the tniti"n fees FIR
the entire course; together with Commercial
Calculations, Business penmanship, AID tie
thiects IF Commercial Law.
AIBEnr KGpnER, Esq, the popular Ameri-
can Cad " liter whose spec mems of penman-
snip received the highest premiums at the = eat
State FAIR held in New York city in 1884 has
been engaged as Professor of Peamanshp.
Another course Of free public lectures will
he delivered daring the winter a. Me;r poll'an
Hall, by several Of the most distinguished cti-
zens of Chicago. udents can enter when9V-
er thcv please. Circulars and Catalogues far
nishod rratultous'y on Application al the Col
legc 4j,&m. Chica o, September, 1876.
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Is harglT give1 Ia all "a rsons Eloxs8e them
l. sizes ltd bse4 to The nd gaya - cali
ard settle thasa accounts Immediately. ard ave
cost. 80 IT, STOUT Il @HEARER
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LITTLE PnGRIA.--A neatly spirited magazine
containing 81 pages, with Numerous engraving,
Edited by GRACE GREENwooD, l copy l year
80 cts: copies year 50; Ia coEies and one to
gettcr up Of club SIS; Is copies year SIS; 90
SIS. always payable in advance. Specimen
copies will be sent free Of charge to all who
may request them. Address, pos paid, Lead II
L. Lippincott, C6 South Third ST Philadelphia
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10 INC TTIHtFT 10 pay,
And have squared up once year or more:
The tongue can never express
The great ioy Of the Press"
When delinquents have paid the old score
Printers ali the lay long.
Labor hard Tor q "soo1''
Oh that all their hara f4ta could hat soa---
They have WORKED all the day,
And OF course waet their psy,
To bug sugar, ba.lea agd tea.
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\ poor san OF the Emerald Isl. applied ter
employ nent to an avariajou' hunks who tod
him that he employed M IrjshshueG:- For he
las. oae bad died OF ny ow1 hands, and
was forced to bury him ~ my own cha~g".
IAN, your honor" sad r4s. hrgaaanok up
and is that ali2 Taeu yol'tI gv IL III" p.so"
for sure | can get certificate th&a ! u~yrr
died in the employ OF any master trer served
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L.TRAYED from the premises of the under
> signed, near Wilton, Iowa, on or about the
10th of Oct. Last, a White Mare, about IA years
old. Any person returning or giving informa.
ton Of said Mare, shall bc well rewarded,
l3L SAML SIRAHAN.
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FACTS FOR THB PEOPLE.
Demonstrated at
Aizer. Grew i Turner'S CASH Store,

bchohs@at@d at
ki7pr. grer 4 Turner's Cash Stare.
/ / which can be seen and bought very 10"
Il Tor a&#, OF Pt.d4e2. every article that
ought to b. Kept ~ store House We invite
TIE attention al all 'o cur
IMMENSE S1OCk OF GOODS
Being deserasi"ei I" sell al kinds II Dry
Good. and most KINDS Of Urocafle as low as
thcY can be fought ut the River towns--ard
anxious 10 build up III trade Of Iipt0g. we
adopt the s3otto:
:. SaaaH Profits o7sf Rordy Pan"
Thus are Yye enabled to comrate with Daven-
mort ar AIuseat,pe. ana eye 10 our numerous
oo,,s,o,'ars -, ,yhnm yga ratsr,, ,t'r sir.ce~,
hanks fer ffclr liberal patronage during he
past year), bargains. that will warrant a
Continuance Of heir favor. We have neither
tune or space 10 name all cur @ooas--I700J
yds. fast co.ored caIicos. new styies 7 70 II
cts; .560 gds Bro. Muslin, Va wIaa. : TO 10
cts We ALL sell ala excellent art1ie Bro
Mus. - t1c - yds. for Slo0, Coffee, Su-
gar aud Tea A. narenno=t prices.
569 pss. ladios com. q Gooaees. 30 to liz.
l5to Mems Il hae Boots, 400 - a.'r
$50 Boys l19 h 700
s. IhA@feh CEN. ana tTe@s sa@o@' good
aa eheaf hr""E A1%e ',o1o". '"5 -'-~' '' ..
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10. Att. MANLY & lNGMAN
DricIxna aEer Wanted.

4 GOOD Brigkmaker is waited at Cambridge,
"A Cedar co, Iowa, to pat up several kilns OF
Brick, the coming season. Apply to
1T. MCCULLOUGH d co.
- DrlLL .tn
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The Great Western
CLIO THING BMP0R j H /

AG S~Gab w G5LG1l
CLOTHING EMP0R | ] n /
.faa .i'rchant Tailoring Establishment.
TIAs inst arrived, and is now opening ere If
IL IRE Largest Stocks Of Goods in this vein
it's. il The old stand Of ki~er, Crew ard Turner,
Virgin Block Where the propfietors Of the
above stand invite the attention OF the citizens
.t l3p1,n and surround ng country, to an
Termination Of thriF Steck
before purchasing elsewhere be ieying that
they can offer superior Inducements 10 all iu
want Of goods in t@eir line, a. their 1tock IL
entirely acw ard of the iatese styles, and
Fmrc+asef ETfreaag FIR this .H0riH
Our stock consists in part as follows: Frcnch.
German and American cloths ofsaparior quail
It,ea, a9d az every coiaf and price OF CAST
meres we Lave a large and splea4a assortment.
consisting Of Frenra and American does its,
both hHac.t and fancy. also, fancy Cassl nlere#
# ever s'rc and price 10 sur purchasers
Car = &C., II Ves1I8as is larg@ and consists Of
all b. latest s'Y es ot
vesyefs, silks, satins. etc.
and # the best quality. All of the above goods
viii be made to or@er, in a style unsurpassed ia
tire West Having. At a great expense, secured
the best WgllIaen q b. had, we fec confident
fEt1t 6E@t8ff O goods ana tsIAs# tHf w t'hfA IT.
snip will moi Gal 10 please he mast faslIdloas.
Ii II the determination ct the pfaprieiors moi to
Ic' auy garment eo Out # theig establishment
that does not give perfect satisfaction. Cur
Nock Of Ready .N1ds Clothing !!
is the largest ever offered In this market. il cof-
slsts. in part, Of fine cloth coats. Of all colsts
I aud prices Business coats OF Cloth, Cashmere
and satlaett Of all qualities and sfy .es. La The
way OF OYer-ceats oar stock Is large and well
assorted, lrom sattnett up to a he EnE)ish
Beaver. " G have d large assortment Of Vet
/ Of NcEyots, silks. Sattns. Plush, Cashmere and
satinetts. Of every style aad the best quality --
| We have pantaloons of black and fancy Cassi-
mere ard Satigett, which for style and texture
cannof b. Surpassed west Of the Mississippi
| We also have the
| Regular FuIcanizsd Rubber Goats PaGi,
aad Ttggiags. n the way o. Furnishing Goods
we have everylhngp raining to a Gentleman
wardrobe. Every Carmen sold by rs viii be
Warranted to be rs Represented.
All we ask IL an examination II our stock an
prices, IL wa aredgtarmmea not 10 be unaersolt
b. ans house in thc west, ~ Il.
SEP. 1000. CAsAD ) GILMORE,
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FRESH rfaST-CHOF
-. 7. = g eEl & So

Il r WI S.fLE.
The Subscribers have now on hand aud are
daily rec wing from the East and South, at
No. FRONT ST, and LErEE,
(Edrrovs New Block) Davenport iowa
& large, we'll selected and fau stock OF fresh,
Prime Groccri,s, Nails, Glass, SsN,
Uoo!enUarc, Provisions &c.
which they oder TO Tue trade at Who'll sala sx-
ciu-ivcjy. 70 Retail Merchants, IEotelkeereis,
and others OF the interior Of the State and Metz
raska, who purchase at wholesale. we gise the
assurance thai we will Gil their orders aud MEM
o. anda at htcago aud ST. Louis prices trans
portation aided.
Merchants. trrocers and Hotelkoepers, doing
ha~'ugss or The line nr near the line Of the Miss
sspp & Missouri Railroad, iowa City. or far
tier N,st. will end ii 10 their interest to make
jbeir purchases oF Us ard hy shipping their
Gods by the N. & II, Railroad save 81 miles
banliag bv teams trDm any other point On the
river Oar facilities are Of the first class, and
we feel tie most positive crutl2ncc, that If y0n
vii give W q ell, lJra through our stock, ard
iearn or prices ard terms We shall receive
| abecal saare Of your patronage; which it shall
be- cur aim, by furnishing first rate goods 81
favorable prices, and fair dealing to merit and
receive.
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g II 81 a.- .',m a. - a # 8t!w"
40 20 cura 3hs ~o.ss csuter Ia the
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-25
Collins with Clark.

BY the following communication from the
Lagrange Bulletin, it will be seen the can
didates for Congress are together. They
met last Friday, at Newark, Knox county,
and the inflated general has doubtless found
out ere this, lUho Collins is.
Mr.. EDIroR:-This talented and gallant
young gentleman is the Independent candi.
date Tor Congress in this district, in opposi-
ton 10 John B. Clark, locotnco. Mr.. Col
Inns commenced the canvass with his compe-
titor to-day, at Newark, and will "see him
through" till the last hour in the morning.
The race has fairly begun. Let the friends
of right and principle rally around their
champions, Rollins and Collins, and victory
will perch upon their banners on the fourth
Of August. Let the Benton men, Wings
and Americans unite in the support of Jos.
M. Collins Tor congress, and thus defeat the
Vaccinations of that corrupt and unpricipled
party the ant-Bentonites. Friends OF the
right cause, the skies ARE bright, and the
ides of to-day give token Of eoodly morn.
ing! FAIR PALY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-25

mittee to make an effort TO raise the endow-
ment; but we have concluded it would per-
haps be best TO wait until the meeting OF
the Association in September next, when
the buildings, doubtless, will be formally
rendered TO the Association. An agent then
can be appointed by them directly, and such
other action taken as may tend to the adj.
vancement of the cause Of education. Be-
lieving, as we do, when the people are fully
made acquainted with all the facts in rela-
ton TO the Institution, of its healthy locs-
ton, OF the morality of the citizens, of its
easy access from large portion of country
and above and beyond all, Of the high i'm :
portance of such Institutions of learning
that the endowment will be easily raised,
we have thought it advisable 10 say this
much, that the minds of the people might
be refreshed, and the Association come to-
gether prepared to act efficiently and UNI
derstandngly. .--
WIN. r. SAMUEL,
STEPHEN WILHOITE,
B. N. TRACY.
June II, 1857.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-06-25
Executors Sale 81 Real Estate.

PURSUANT to an order of the County Court
l. of Charlton county, made on the 9TH day of
May, A. D. 1857, will sell on the 4th day of
August next, at the Court House door in Keytes
vlle TO the highest bidder, on credit Of twelve
months, 80 acres off of the East end of the farm of
the late John Dalton, decd. being the ! of the
or of Section %, Township SO, Range ~, in
the Bowling Green prairie. This tract is under
good fence and in cultivation, and the soil, for
rcmp, corn, tobacco or wheat. is unsurpassed in
the State. Also the following unlmproved lands
within mile and quarter of the farm. on a cred
it of two years. to-wit: W or of Section %, and
about As acres IN the y F or Of Section rs, Town
shin 3d. Range Is, in all POS acres. 100 of which is
first rate prairie, and los in good timber as can
be found on the Missouri River. The title TO this
splendid land is clear, no incumbrance of dover,
and possession of the farm given on the hrst day
March. 1858.
This land is situated in one Of the most flourish
ing neighborhoods in the county, miles from
Brunswick on the Glasgow road one mile from
the Keytesville landing, and half mile from the
residence of Gov. Price.
Sold for the payment of the debts Of the late
john Dalton, deceased. =,
LISBON APPLICABLE, rvsor,o
JOHN T. DOXEY,
June %, 1S51-tds.