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A NEW DISCOVERY THE GREATEST AND
"A MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.
sARsApARILLA LozENGEs

Simple and Compound.
Superior Essences yrnps Extracts named and
to ali specalies heretofore known. y
general therapeutic agent susceptible being applied all
Diseases the developments morbid principle which proceeds
from Internal cause either in the blood or any tne
organs.
BILE and mineral kingdoms had induced the hope that ou
bring about such result and thanks to my re-
searches, IL Is now obtained. - 4 szzs. .sfl,,
vegetables the means for this
s.para partly the public Such the discovery
the this day of advertising The form of
possibility doing otherwise and have divided it into sim.
Pile compound ozenges in order that they might be given
Ny st experiments privately, and remained
wonderful results had satisfied that had
ceeed and that the charge Of quackey could not
The attention of physicians of the public called
order that every may witness the
rable results of the same. 7sf-=. ..4...gE r.
GENERAL EFFECTS,
Testified to by upwards Of thousand persons I
The stomach cleansed the blood purified ana S
removing all impurities from this precious organ ana hu
yz- SPECIAL EFFECTs. --
l. Prompt and radical Of all diseases generally
Persons who have used these Lozrges have never had the
Vepereai syphitie hepatic scorbucal. gouty rheu.
bilious diseases completely cured
few days after the remedy is resered to. I'D
All diseases of the lungs head, eyes, stomach bowels ana
other internal external disappear entirely pro-
| vided the Lozenges are resorted to.
For sale by box with prospectus showing how they
must 0e 'Sea GENERAL DEPOT AT N. HEREu's
| corner Toulouse and Bourbon Streets
j. WRiGHT 4 CO.,
| q and l5l Chartres st.
| II. BONNABkI,
corner Of Natchez and Tchoupoulss SITS.
& 5AHhs r. wEkSkMSIhEs, fTSE, III GnHs! st.
| l02 Camp street, corner of Poydras street. ).
BConsuations tgratis) daily at the above Drug Store
| iy3ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23
"A NDERSON ID. DIETER, COMMISSION MER
~ CHANT AND AGENT FOR JEFFERY'S DOUBLE
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PuAPWITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL VALVES. :. 5r
Jefe,ys Double -Acting SUCTION and Force Pump,
tcih India Rubber Ball Values, 4

JeUe7yS DOtlO1S-<1t1tll6 ASAS]teNs ou0 WE
tcih India Rubber Ball Values, -
Suitable Sugar and Cotton Plantations Danng
TONS Dry Docks, Ships Ocean and River Steamers, m
The subscriber having been appointed Agent for this State
for the sale of Improved Double Acting Pump with
India Rubber s prepared receive orders
and furnish This zaluabe patented june
6th 1855 and awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the New
York State Fair held at Elmira IN that In intro
confidence that his efforts to bring 1t into general use will be
seconded by all who Its operation and construction
The perfect adaptation Of solid Balls Of India Rubber for
Pump Valves will at once be thinking mind
Their and secures
attained by the other Valves The simplicity Of
facility with which the parts be removed
replaced compact form renders this the most perfect
desirable Pump in Every Planter Ship or Steamboat
Captain should Of these valuable PumPs
spart general purposes they in be
transformed into efficient Fire Engine ..4 5-fz.
Size No 2pessesss capacity of forcing 20 gallops min
| ute Price $40. q 'IEis Ratt3 IL 's istF 03vi} GH
capacity Of forcing 10 gallons min
Size capacity Of forcing Is gallons per
And larger Sizes Dry hesvv Drainage
capacity of 500 gallons minute now In
construction and soon be expected Nos and ad-
mraby adapted Sugar forcing the juice
asses and the ordinary uses to which Pump generally
Piled while for redeeming Swampy Lsnds the Nc. as s
| pensable. y -, !, i, ,.l.g..s. . .as.=s8
The convinced that when these Pumps
they will speak for themselves and that
| they will go into general use.
Samples of Size No. operation G. Bier
Co.'s No e5 Camp reet; Price ConloRs No. Poydras
the Office of the undersigned persons
| II! 81 sfs9rf ANDERSON ID. DIETER, Agent,
mA iy 81 Grsrer street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23

NFEDICAL HOUSE No. 81 Custumhouse street,
M Royal street-For the Cure Of Old Chronic Mercural
business exposure to friends and guaranteed In
all cases. -. - - -. ~
a parts Of the United States and Europe-the
maksble he has effected which incur
able the eminent justes him in offering bis
services tho confidence Of the unfounate The following
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr. James
.e1iis1y ss.ie.u.es grsia eonoirhes
Emissions Periodical Affections Of females however
complicated they Diseases Of the Back and Lons
Of the Bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism Hydro
cee Cancers Ulcers Tumors and all Diseases Of the Skim
who have privately Improperly injured themselves
secret solitary habit which bdy and mind unfit
ting them for either business society Constitutional De-
by Ths io9yns aS%s of the thea sad and
Weakness Of Back and Limbs Pain in the Head Dmnes Of
VISION Of Muscular Power Papaton Of the Heart Dys
ETC. Mentay the fearful effects on Tie mind are more
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion Of 1deas Depression Of
Spirits Eyl Forebodings Aversion 70 Society
Solitude Tmdiy etc. of the evils produced
fail call Dr. James and be at restored to perfect
yourself the consequences Of this
terrible mslady.
Weakness organs Immediately cured, full vgo,
| restored.
Roember Medical House of Dr. Janes'' 81 Custom
Private and reserved Hours of attendance
| Consultations strictly confidential.
PSRecen If Gonorrhea cured in twenty four hours
or no pay. ,.s -ly.s ~. a., F5,-g. DIR. JAMES,
4 ol 1y 81 Customhouse street.
| I ANDING Ex SHIP JOHANNISBERG, from Havre-
| II pipes Holland Gin i78 F.F-iss
| 100 cases Of IL each Holland Cheeses. tss 5ss t5s
| 100 do Absynthe, Ed Perned. 5rasfa 4--g1 s-5s"g
| 1860 demijohus, Of IL, 8 and gallons For sale by
| n9 j. vIOsCA, Jr., g Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23
nOUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTON
DTF sPLANTERS, SKI

PATENTED 1APRoV6NEET ~ YInxs lM1HE MANUFACTURE
to Spin the cop p bs about tn. nun
* years. sss s s0oVs blowing
i sss.s. @ this ,ss sSa hEx
CINE il neeessarsonaneiy The Gin with Lap Appendase
in Machine the ssqsat Machines of Spinning g.
ries arranged IN the Spinning Room the
plantation, complete with great dispatch Also competent
oNE.H ALE OF THE NEW PORTION Of THE INCOME
TIE frs will MoEE THAN PAY for the whole
NJ IMPROVEMENT results Planter equiya-
nDs Interest," viii Prove bis diversion Vi. be exempt
the and anxees inherent 70 Planting Gathering and
Bsing up crop.
MACHINERY is a CASH ARTICLE, but for good accept.
reasonable factes and for the RIGHT OF
i've Of The he bring over Gnnsd
nsung payment should the plantation change
Propositions from Planters may made and know
to hss BEEN the pounds
T@ny pounds of Yarn asE hsy THs ssk4 Sg Mobile As
EILMAN'S PNEUMATIC STEAM GHANU-
VI LAToR is in plantations comprising the
three crops with combination Of the following advantages
over any other known application Of steam to steam dranu
requires but pressure of 80 pounds of steam strike
T. 1t requires no additional water the boilers.
8. It's pipes SCALE, require cleaning. n
s. The steam being ali condensed and retaned to boiler
are large and Gilman's Bagase Furnace
cylinder boilers 3 inches in diameter and 81 feet
and the Pneumatic Battery making 10 hhds suga
6 The Pneumatic Battery put operation
less to the planter than any other steam bat
application 's'" sugar. part sH''''
drawings will be furnished application subscriber
prepared make for the Battery Evapo
or be G1Efs' f.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23

MILLINERY
. PIAEOs-PIANOs-PIANOs-r

PIAEOS-PIANOS-PIA
VV&1 n. FEHRENBAcH, WTvJ
..Ets r'i' No. III Canal street. N. o.,
Begs leave 70 inform his friends public generally
he has just returned from Paris with large assortment
PIANOS purehased by himself direct manufactores
o. PLEYEL CO., ERARD, KLIPPEL 4 CO.. and others.
These are furnished with all the and important
and tome enhancing their musical all
strurnents ~. ~ s7sf lsEifgs ia Effff 7i5}E
He will guarantee all the Pianos which sells being
NEW and not second instruments bought cheap Paris
strnrnens imported here by other parties
There no Patent Iron Frsme Pianos made by Pleyel
Persons desiring TO rent Pianos will find large assortment
on reasonable terms.
159gfl T8j N. FEHRENBACH, No. III Canal street.
op5~Tnning and repairing done liberal terms ga
a. NEGROES FOR SALE-JUsT ARRIVED
~ With large and choce lot Of Maryland and Virgins
"A NEGROES consisting Of Field Hands, House Servants
Mechanics, Seamshssses Cooks, Washers, and Ironers
will be receiving fresh supplies during the seasonal
pl3 3m j. NJ WILSON, is EspIanade street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23

e- G. G.BLEAKLEY, SO AND 81 RAMPANT
%R street. nanufacturer Of Carriages, Buggies, Spring
SsR Wagons etc. Fire Engines rebuilt. Repairing in
all the branches done atthe shortest notice. ~ jas ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23

ORLEANS ACADEMY, SOUTHEAST SECTION.
" Tivo Circle-Fteenth Annual Sesson.-The Fifteenth
Annual Session of this Institution begins the lst of sepem
ber 1857 Jg ~ -ilT IL CEE 5l.t.a t..F
The plan instruction comprises general and extensive
tenn of education 1t offers for the acquisition
Languages The French daily spoken in the School and
the Classics thoroughly explained.
The location keathy-the play grounds ample with
fine shade trees and shrubbery
For particulars apply in BY letter at the 1nstu-
ten. 7s1. a. I|lH FlT. ID. D. D1MITRf, A. NJ.
au27 3m f-.+ -'. Principal
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23

GUGAR PLANTERS, REFIHERS AND 9TH
= purchase lowest prices be paid for in
any the suspended Banks entirely and
STEAM TRAIN Of construction for making SUGA AR
The superiority of the Sugars made in these Trains is well
tabhed and always command the top figures in this market
improved Evaporating Pans suitable for
Granuato Refners use reboilng Molases- eyapo
greater saving of than any Pan invented.
Mcrackens Pans with copper evap'ratng surfaces
workmanike maDner-ln evaporating
fully equal to a Of skies: guaranteed.
Gas Pine of all Sizes Copper Brass Sheet Iron and Tin
Work and everything else my line executed usual and al
prices to suit the times DANIEL EDWARDS.
o1O I'm DandY2 Levee,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23

culaiiens aud Arthec tauEht By s.sIcsss and IN
Souie Pays particular correcting posting
closing eopenng Books averaging and adjusting
making out Account Currents Once at his Cnnner
cal College ~ IL - u 7, myl9 "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23
oils AND VARNIsR-THE NEW ORLEANS OH
~ MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Are in successful operation and prepared to furnish
MACHINERY OIL, GAS OIL,
PAINTERS OIL, .H 81 BRIHHT vARNISH,
Hr TANNERS OIL, NAPTHA, ..|7tI

PAINTERS OIL, .| BRI1HT NAhNlSH, Z
TANNERS OIL NAPTHA, .1N
/ REFINED ROSIN OIL, ,. -..s {
greatly reduced prices and equal in quality OF those
articles in use
Dealers in particularly invited to inspection of
stock. . ll. - :,
office, Is Union street.
evidence of the good quality OF these Oils the Company
refers following who have tested them prac
cay ubricsng machinery and painting and whose certf
Gates can be seen at any time.
F. W. G. COOK, ~. -
Manager Of Belleylle Iron Works.
LEEDS L CO.. Iron Works.
b. s. BREWSTER, Coppersmith,
Nos S6 and 3S Fulton, and IS and 81 Front streets.
JAMES MACKISON, Coppersmith,
of Customhouse and New Levee streets.
.-y JOHN FOSTER, Engr str California.
s--" GEORGE WICkS,
Engineer Second District Ferry formerly Swamp Fox.
= CRONEL.L 4 SCHWARTZ
Carriage makers, Rampant street, near Gravier.
L. G. SHAW, Blacksmith, Girod street.
JACOB MYERS,
Engineer steamer Laurel Hill. .
JAMES FOX,
Engineer City Draining Machine.
j. W. HAMASON, Engineer.
". A. MACKIE, Engineer.
NJ q. ALMINDINGER, Builder.
ARTHUR WOODS, Painter,
II Customhouse street.
JOHN S. MAUNSEIIL.
And roprietors Newspapers in New Orleans VIII
| have used the Oil, my4 6rn&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23

THO SMOKERS OF.CUT TOBACCO-THE UE
aersgned respectfully informs city and country Dealers
generally that he has lately added to his
SNUFFS which obtained medal at the Universal
Exhibition Paris in 1855 the manufacture of all kinds Of
SMOKING TOBACCO which he guarantees good. at least
celebrated houses besides being perfectly
pure and Of a pleasant taste :. ,..a.
General Depot NJ his Store No. l6 St. Louis street. Manu-
factory at McDsnoghville, La. 20
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23
o7sly

bHEI I'M ~ - s1 sh3 Id RH,l.r LION
Agents celebrated Tennessee on manufactured ~
Woods Lewis Co., the Cumberland Iron Works. and will
continually supplied With full assortment It's great
riory other descriptions Of iron fully establshed
They are also agents Straubs highly approved
Queen Of the South Corn Mills have handan assortment
Of various sizes which attention is invited. d3 ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23

~ ~ JOSEPH r. MOREIRA, DEALER
EsN Ax)in OYSTERS-Wholesae and Retail.
SAA Steamboats, and Families supplied at Nos. Is
S&SV and 20 Fulton and 10 Front street. New Orleans.
NB-Ordes Oysters either in the shell opened, at
tended dispatch. spced and Picked Oysters always
on hand nl3 3m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23

The undersigned Recorder of Mortgages the parish
and city OF New Orleans cerfes that the foregoing Of
poation recorded this day. in his Office in Society Book
No. 4, folios 81, S2 So and S4
New Orleans, November II, 1857.
John HOLMES.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23

certify the foregoing to be true copy of the original
file and or record in my office.
Witness my hand and noaral seal New Orleans this
[L.s.l day Of November 1857.
" p. CHARLES CUvELLlER,
nll % 90 d7 Ia al Notary Hnhlic
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23
THOMAS ALLEN CLARK.

y
The Board Of Directors shall their first meeting elect
members be President of the Corporation who's
duty shall preside all meetings of the Board in
their number President pro tenn who SHALL for the tim
being have and exercise the full powers of the President Th
vote Of aorit of the whole Board shall be necessary
elect the President. ga
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23

DRAND & ADA MS, {SUCCESSORS TO LAYTON 4
ID Coz No Magazine street. opposite the Arcade Import
Dealers Domestic and Foreign HARDWARE SHIP
CHANDLERY have in store and for sale favoa
BILE complete suitable for the country trade
Planters, Carpenters, Blacksmhs and others.
BRAND & ADAMS,
aT ly&W No. 81 Magazine street. opposite the Arcade
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23

CHINEsE SUGAR CANE PURE UNMIxED
~ SeedA fresh lot just received and for sale in lots to suit
packages sufficient plant Half Acre Price 81 per
package 81 80 postage paid with full directions for
planting. Address Ii. ". PITK1N, At
HEALD, MASSIE CO.'S,
as 4S Carondelet ST., New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23

The Of Directors shall full power make laws
regulations and the alter amend whenever the
order of the business of the Corporation
quire appoint the Cashier and all other officers and
poyees Of the Corporation regulate their duties fix the
their salaries the security given
officer respec,ye and all and offices shall
and held subject the will OF the Board
the Board shall also have to fill any That
their number and said vacancies be declared
consequence of DEATH regna want of the requisite
number Of shares absence without leave for sixty
Director they appoint within this
thereof under such conditions and restrictions
them shall seem proper, .
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23

CAS FIXTURES-GAS FIXTURES--
HENDERSON GAINES,
- - - No. 90 Canal street.
CHANDELIERs, PENDANTS, BRACKETs, Hall Lamps
and Lanterns Mante Lights Portable and Drop Lights etc,
Of French English and American manufacture in the
variety, and at
Bf- When desired they will be put up.
| NB.-A very large variety of GAS GLOBES always
SolO LIZ
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23
poRTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM

PORTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM
HOARD SONS Southern Depot for the States les 9f Louis
ana Mississippi Alabama Tennessee Arkansas and Texas
established at No. 70 Gravier street. New Orleans where the
subscriber who Is sole agent for the above states @
power these celebrated Engines which after test OF nine
years upwards 500 Engines all the States OF the
all giving the most complete satisfaction as being oSLf
UTILIZED HEATING SURFACE AND PERFECTLY AC-
CESsIBLE INSIDE AND OUT FOR CLEANING; requires
no brick them operation, special skill 10 Set
them up smallest proportion of fuel to run them
Also IL.
Constantly in store Sash and Circular Saw Mills strsuss
Iron Frame and Flour Mills; Newell Cotton for
steam or horse power Improved Gin Sands with Shaft
ing Stands Boxes and Bolts ready fit out complete
nj the shortest notices. Cotton Gins Corn and Flour
Mills which be put in operation few days after being
ceived. Descriptive pamphlets with i40 testimonials will be
sent by mail any address. SAMUEL II. GILMAN
au3l y&W No. 70 Gravier street. New Orleans.
(UST RECEIVED, BY SHIPS DELHI, EXCEL
u sior and Vandaa, assortment Of
OAK TANNED RUSSETS,
MUD BOOTS,
,'N WOOL. HATS,
selected expressly for Plantation use for sale by
J. B. VALENTINE CO.,
jel5 If 81 Common street.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-04-01
LAMONT.
YOTEL YOTEII

The great privilege, the "inalienable right
of citizenship is to be exercised on Monday
next, by the electors of Ottawa county. The
question of the most vital Importance to ac-
tive citizens, which is then to be decided, is
the one proposed by the Honorable Board of
Supervisors: "Shall tire county seat be re-
moved to Eastmanvile?" 1t is not, as we I'M
derstand, "To where shall the county seat be
removed?" or "Where shall be permanent
" located?" The electors are not left at lib
erty to designate by their tickets the name of
the town or village they would prefer to be-
come the capitolof the county, but the choice
is confined to allowing the seat to remain
where it is or removing it to Eastmanville
Why is the choice thus limited9 Why sho'ld
not Ottawa Center, which, geographically, is
certainly by far the most central position,
have chance to be selected at this election
The only show of argument which we have
seen or heard in favor of Eastmanville is its
"central position in the county," and as this
argument applies with more force to Ottawa
Center, we would like to know what reason
there is for removing it to Eastmanville.--
Can there be any better proof of the "wre
pulling" of our supervisors to serve the pur-
poses of an individual capitalist? Had the
board been sincere in their desire to select
central position SO as to serve the convenience
of the whole county, the question void have
been an open one, and the electors would
have been left at liberty each to designate
the town he desired to be chosen. But this
course would not have served the petit pur-
poses Of money infuence, and the Board, act
ing under this influence, and the generous
hospitality of the Squire, determined not to
risk the selection of any other locality, fear
ing lest by division of the votes for re-
moval, the county seat would remain where
it is. And why should it not remain where
it is?
The quiet sober citizen, with honesty in
his heart, little dreams of the trickery and
deception which politicians resort to to draw
money out Of bis pocket to benefit individ-
ual spectators at bis expense. The county
seat Is nov at Grand Haven. The county
has been a. great outlay TO construct roads
aivereipg from that commercial center 50 as
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-04-01
Grand Haven, March 80, 81.
LAMONT, March 30, Isl.

LAMONI, hdICu ~, ~.
Mr.. EDITOR We understand
the Eastmanvilleites are getting
up a report Of meeting held in
this place, last Friday, in which a
resolution was passed stating that
it was the duty of all good citizens
to support the action of the Super
visor in locating the county seat
at Eastmanville. Lest that report
may give a wrong impression of
the minds of the people of this
town, | wish to explain that vote.
There were only seven residents of
Tallmadge present when the vote
was passed, five to two; four out
the five were near relatives Of Mr..
Angel; of course they all support
ed him. The meeting was con,pos-
ed of Eastman's friends from out of
tooo,a
There was caucus held here
the next day for the purpose of
nominating town officers. A friend
of Mr. Eastman Zone Of the same
that voted on the resolution the
day before) introduced the same
resolution and it was voted down
by a vote of TWENTY to ONE.
This is about a fair representation
of the way this town will vote on
Monday next.
LAMONT.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-04-01
EASTMANVILLE.

READER "Polkton" would mike you
believe we are pack of liars, and have tried
to deceive you by contrasting poor section
in this town, with good section in Polkton.
He says Sec. IA, in Polkton, is excellent
land, with five improved farms upon it, and
painted school-house, at its southeast cor
ner Section IL, in Ottawa, is at least three
miles from school-house or civilization, un-
improved and unimprovable by white men;
what is not pine barrens covers the head of
Mill House Bayou, Duck-Pond Marsh" This
is giving us Jessie" and drives us again to
the record for defence. We must prove eve
rything we say, or else "Polkton" will say
we tell false warns"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-04-01
COMMUNICATIONS.

Mr.. BARNS: We only ask small nook
in the next issue of your valued paper in a
very brief notice of /" Grand Ravens" AJAX.
Els, TAXES!" and Mr.. Clubb's six column
essay. "Grand Haven" contrasts the taxes
of Polkton and Ottawa upon section Of
land in each town, as though this had some
thing to do with the removal of the county
seat as though the county buildings are to
be taxed by Polkton! But with what fair
ness has this contrast been made? The sec.
IA, in Polkton, is excellent land, with five
improved farms upon it, good four rod, trav-
eled road on four sides of it, and a painted
school-house at its southeast corner; he
quotes this section until after the school
house is built, then takes section Is, which
is equally good land, as well improved, and
which, after this, helped build another $500
school-house, at its southwest corner. Sec.
IL, in Ottawa, is, at least, three miles from
schoolhouse or civilization, unimproved and
unimprovable, by white men; what is not
pine bamens, covers the head of Mill-House
Bayou, Duck-Pond marsh; all this you knew,
Mr.. &C. H." when you drew the contrast !
A portion of this same wild region was re-
Gently offered to man in Polkton, for less
than ten shillngs per acre and refused One
would naturally think that Polkton should
have degenerated and been ruined by such
horrid taxation ere this; but it seems by the
records that our population, last year, was
only ninety-fve less than that of Ottawa;
and according to the steady ratio of gain,
since 1845, we outnumber them to day, and
we do! In 1S45 our valuation was about
$l90OO now, over 100000; then sixteen
voters in all, now two hundred and fifty or
more, with five school-houses, that cost $500
or more, each, with three or four others of
less value; over five hundred feet of framed
bridge, and fifty miles of cut-out and trav-
eled road; an excellent library of over three
hundred and fifty volumes-notwithstan
the base and .false insinuaton of the misap-
plication of our library monies-and instead
of having raised $4,000, to say nothing
of the poll taxi as G. H." alleges, $4,000
is every dollar that has been raised by Polk
ton during those thirteen years." and he
tL;o Le orr roads naad not have cost o,,o.
$4,000! Here is the way zoe have kept
Pokton I" from settling by high taxes" And
now, Mr.. G. H." let us look into Africa
Your town has only fifteen miles of travelled
road, that we know of, and has received some
Two thousand acres of State Land, donated
10 help YOU along in this; and we read, "to
him that hath shall be given" as YOU can