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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-27

" Isaac W. MITCHELL and owned by Alexander T. Laid
in Centre Wheeling Ror further particulars. apply to
teh1S CHARLES MARSHALL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-27

ToPhysicinns and others interested.-Trus-
ses shoulder Braces Supporters Bandags Belts Instru
ndnts OF all kinds syrlnges Nursing Bottles, &C. &c, are
to be found at the BRIDGE CORNER DRUG STORE.
EB- a private room is attached to the store. where
Trusses are adapted to each when desired.
address or apply to T. h. LO3AN CO.,
iy9 Bridge corner Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-27

NH. n .rr ,h. - 10 & :. -;
my hair so thin the top of my head that feared its
entire loss. In this condition applied for tanned
one quart the gray hairs had entirely disappeared
and 1t had thicker ed he rs full usual
sumed glossy appearance apparently more beautiful than
ever was before do, therefore, cheerfy recommend
1t to all those ladies who value beautiful head of hair
will also state that now, occasonalY healthy
and beautiLying effects. SARAH J. BROWN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-27

For Rent
THAT very desirable dwelling house on Hampden stree
lately occupied by Joseph Bell. Possession given
IN" iy ID. q ' next H fRP&Ness R. ARMSTRONG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-27

HAAPT06oS VEGETABLE TZRcTURE,
By Its mild action the stomach liver and kidneys will
cure Dyspepsid, Coughs. 4shma. Bsoic1iaI and Lung
Afcct09, Pains In the Back, Side, and BrsHtt, Con-
sumption ScrQfl1, rheumatism. Cont feurGigiT, FiS.
td, Piles, BOtrct Complaint Worms and Nervous De-
6fffes, aud all diseases arising from impure blood.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-27
THE SUMNER ITS DIsEASEs-THE REM
- r EnV AT HANJN

| HAlfPTONnS VEGETABLE TINCTERE
We have the strongest assurance of the good Of
this medicine In Cholera MOrbus, Diarrha and Dtases
Of the Bowels incident TO the It nrgHrates the
stomach and bowels, and renders the system great
anee in combating the approach of indeed al forms
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-19
EDGEF1ELD S. C., AUGUST 10, 1857.

There is another objection to this movement,
which, of itself, in the estimation Of unbiased
and rehectng persons is fatal to its success: that
is, the profound secrcsy in which its translators
are enshroudcd. The names Of few are known,
but of the majority we know nothing. We do
not know where they live,-whether they are
ministers or not,-with what institutions of
learning they are connected, or whether some
of them are members of any Church. Now,
have We not as good right to know the men
whoare to interpret for us Gods word, as we
have to know those who govern us, and make
our laws? Should we not know the men whom
we are called to support, and whose work we
are expected to endorse? This secresy places
our Baptist friends, who boast of the democracy
and rcpub!icanism Of their ecclesiastical matters,
in an awkard predicament. If the revisionists
did not believe that their course was open to
strong moral objections, such concealmcnts
would not be resorted to. This secresy con-
demns them. But they do well to hide, for
they will never be able to restrain the indigna-
ton that will come down upon them with
tremendous power" when the sophistry they
have invented to mislead the public in regard
to their " main design" shall generally be known.
CANDOR.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-19
VOL. XxII.-.-NO. 80

never was a better prospect for plentiful crops
than is now had.
Among the variety of interesting things saw
in my peregrnations, I had the pleasure of TAX
ing peep into the Gin and Thrasher. Shop
owned by Mr.. T. E. CHAPMAN, in this, Edge
field, DistricD and examining the various spec-
mems of Gins and Thrashers made by him. Mr..
G. is quite a mechanical genius in his way, and
his present mode of constructing Thrashers es-
pecally, is decided improvement upon his old
plan. The Chapman Cotton-Gin and Thrasher
are extensively used throughout the State and
bids fair, in time-on account of their superior
excellence-to supercede all other make. Veal
thy and extensive planters in Newberry and
Laurens have given them long and fair trial
and they express themselves highly pleased and
perfectly satisfied with their performance.
Well, you are tired and so am /, and l will
close, by hoping that if you should take a jaunt,
you may return as we'll satisfied as / was when
l got back into SODOM.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-19
HOME.

Homes not merely four square walls,
Though with pictures hung and gllded;
Home is where affection calls,
Filled with shrincs the heart hath bui'dcd
Homc!-so watch the faithful dove,
Sailing beneath the heaven above us
Home is where there's one to love
Home is where there's one to love us.
Homes not merely roof and room,
1t needs something to cndear it
Home is where the heart can bloom,
Where there's some kind lip to cheer 1t.
What is home with none to meet,
None to welcome, none to greet us !
Home is sweet, and only sweet,
Where there's one we love to meet us!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-19
q Singular STORY.
THEAsSAsSIM KLAVA.
BY WILLIAM o. EATON.

FRESH converts are ever the most jealous,
and this truth was eXemplified in the interior
of the Russian empire when the doctrines OF
the Greek Catholic church were first introduced
among the semi-barbarous inhabitants OF those
benighted regions; the people looking upon the
priests as messengers from Heaven, and opeyinS
them almost as punctlllously as II tue Desty
himself commanded them.
In the little town of klara, this superstitious
reverence was carried to extremes and 1t was
for long time common for the people to repair
to the neat but humble cottage Of handerl;
the priest, at sunrise and at sunset, and kneel
and worship by hundreds, before the rudely
fashioned and gigantic crucliix fixed IN the
greensward before his door.
Klanderi was past fifty years OF age and had
a commanding and benevolent aspect, though
the deep lines in his face showed that either
sorrow or care had gathered great harveStS in
his soul. His goodness Of character, bis mild
iniunctons, his simple life, and his sollcitude
for their welfare, endeared him to the rude
peasantry, and they reyerenced the very ground
upon which he walked
One morning, as he threw open bis window,
he noticed an unusual commotion among the
villagers, wlo instead of dcvoutly knecling
where they were wont, were hurrying, with wild
gestures and words Of alarm, towards the edge
of the forest, which reared its dark outlines at
the distance of half mile, over the undulatinS
plain
"Wbat has happened ?' was tic question OF
one villager to another.
sIIaste and see!' was the reply. An old
man, stranger has been murdered IN our midst.
An i'll omen for us all. For has not klandcri
told us that the saints have said that the day
when murder should be committed i'll klava,
would bring curse upon us all-and doubly
great if the slain should bc Il stranger %
"Nroe for Us, then p cried the hearers.
Some one Of us has done the decd OF Cam to
his brother, and moreover violated the sacred
law of hospitality. What will klanderi say
Sorcly will it grieve the heart of that good and
holy man"
With lamentations like these they repaired
to the spot at the skirt of the Forest where the
murdered stranger lay in a pool OF his own
blood. His "Iastly face was turned towards
hea"en, AID his eyes, wide open. were glisten-
ing in TIC rcL light oi the early SIN. His lirld
lips were slightly parted and between thcm, us
also in his clcnched hands, remained TUFTS oi
grass which lie had evidently torn up and bitten
in the agonics Of death. lie was 4 gray haired
man. 4 staff lay by his side, and his llabi-
ments, much worn and dusty, seemed to indi-
cate that lie had travelled from alar.
"a poor wayfarer, gray with years, and muir
dered ior what triie OF money he might nave
possessedr' was the generous thought OF tic
compassionate tlrong who stood around the
body.
No good will come OF this 10 us but who
who is the assassin 2" was TIC next inquiry. Ill
an indignant torc, which bodcd no Sood to t!!c
offender, il caught; for the prediction OF kiali-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-19
G!boite 4petrg.
SINGLE BLEssEDNESS.

An old maid of our acquaintance, just S'rfy
three gears DID, has of late to the CONCLUSION
that she will never marry, and sends us the follow
ing lines with an endorscment-"t thcm's my sen
timents." Go it, old lady, We admire your spirit
ED. ADV.
mean to live single life,
And live so till die;
I'll never he husbands wife-
Ill tell the reason why:
The men are a deceitful set,-
They'll talk as fair as day;
But when they've caught you in their net
They'll turn another way.
horrid horrid only think,
While wives are cooking victuals,
To see carcass filled with drink
The floor with 'bacco spitt!es!
Then how disgusting is the noise
Of frctful husband bawling:
How little peace wife enjoys,
With lots of childrcI squalling.
no: Ill never married be,
While stars arc in the sky:
A single LIES the life for me
maid III live and die.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-19
Yours with the utmost respect,
HENRY CHURCH.

A FAST DoG-Henry A. Ewcrs of this town,
left on Friday for Astalan, Wis, where he has
purchased farm. He owned small dog,
which he gave to Henry Briggs before he left.
The dog followed Mr.. Ewers 10 the depot i'll this
town, and upon the cars leaving, followed on
after, overtaking them at South Deerlield before
they left that station The distance run by the
dog was eight miles, and the time occupied
TWENTY-FIVE minutes, or over twcnty.nilcs an
hour. Mr.. Ewcrs concluded that such faithful
friend was not to be parted with lightly, and
took the dog into the cars with him for Wiscon-
sin.-(;rcrnteld Gazette.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-19

4 prisoner in Jail lately sent to his creditors
the following proposal, which he believed would
ir for their mutual benefit: ~ have been think.
Ing that it is very bad for me to lie here and put
you to expense. My being SO charseablo to you
has given me CRATE uneasness. l know not
what may cost YOU in the end therefore, what
! would say is this: You let me out OF prison,
and instead of nine shillings you shall allow me
seven shillings week, and the other two shil'
lngs 20 towards the debt"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-19

UNPARALLELED IMPUDEScE!-What impu.
dcncc on the part of the opposition to talk about
Kansas being lost to the South through the
efforts Of Buchanan and Walker? Have they
not told us all along that Kansas was not adapt.
ed IN sol! or climate 10 sldrcyy-that the Soutl,
could not establish slarery there against the laws
of climate? ii then the South never could
possess Kansas, how have the President and the
Governor wrcsted it from us? Can we lose that
which we never had and never could obtain?
What impudence! What low estimate the
opposition place upon the intelligence Of the
masses Montgomery Advertiser & Gazette.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-19

"TnE Preston S. BEooEs."-The South
Carolina 4. r. Co., have recently added a very
linc passenger Engincto their already large stock
Of of machinery, which is named in honor of the
Inmnntel Brooks. This Engine whichis Of bcau-
litul Workmanship, is from the establishment Of
the Mrssrs. Norris, Philadelphia, and has been
placed under the charge OF Mr.. /. Barclay. y
most competent Engineer: It is emheillshed with
excellent Ekcncsscs of Judge Butler and our
late representative, Mr.. Brooks
Columbia liMGs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-19

EXTRAORDINARY IrrLD.-Wc have been shown
by our friend, William L. Goggin, Esq, some
stalks of wheat, that excel anything Of the kind
that VIC have ever seen. The product of three
grains of wheat was 1000 grains-a yield that,
we imagine, has never been cxcelled, ii e1nalcd'
The product Of single grain, from Which there
Sprung u stalks, was 1850 grains, averaging 4O
grains TO each stalk The several grains pro-
duccd, respectively, 27, 2l and 20 stalks. While
the entire crop of Mr.: Goggn has not thus been
prolific in its yield, this circumstance alone tends
to show the capacity of Bedford land for the
production of grain. What county IN the State
or Union, can beat this ?-Bcdiprd Sentinel.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-19

TIE JvniclAGY OF SorTI CAEoLiNA'-ln the
Crusader, Il temperance magazine, published III
Cincinnati, Ohio, or August, We lind the follow
in. list and we'll meritad compliment 10 tho J''
dci;:." OF South Carolina:
Chief Justice O'Ncal, of South Carolina, has
recently delivered, in Columbia, two addresses
ON Tie Law ana Equity bercheS Of that State,
from their beginning. lie takes up each Judge
and Chancellor separately, and gives his b"sr1-
ply, and sketches his pec"l'ar'li,es' These ad,
dresses should be preserved in the archives OF
the State. as they will be oincstimajis value to
the future historian. No man living is 50 well
able 10 give these drIincations as the venerable
U'NcaI. .thhough we are not personally inter
cslcl, We have read them with profound lAterest
No State in the Union has had an ADLER Court
from the beginning Of the Ecrub!ic, than South
Carolina
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-19

Mrs. Hubbs always had full house. Two
years ago she used to collect lobster backs, oys-
ter shells, and steak bones, throw them in front
of the door, and advertise for boarders. The
bait always took, and the old lady now INDUCES
in three.story domicil door plate, and case.
Land.ladies having laundering after these lat.
ter things, will do we'll to make note.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-20
Democratic state Convention.

At meeting of the Democratic State Central
Committee. held In san FrBncisco the 2oih OF May.
the following resolutions were adopted
RESOLVED. That the next Democratic state Con
NenlIon he holden at the city Of Sacramento. On
TUESDAY. the l4th day of July next aud that the
bass of representation be follows. viz: One DEB.
egate from every two hundred Democratic votes
EAST. and one delegate for every trucliog over one
luudrrd Democratic vote cast for any Democratic
state officer AT the last general elrctuu-the Prrs
ic1t" elector being considered for the purposes Of
this resolution, ns state Otictfs
RESOLVED. THAT Mes>rs. Thomas, Moore and Red.
inglon are hefe3y appointed "a committee To canvas
the official returns ~ the office Of the Sec eary Of
State. and from them TO make upand publish the ap
pOrtiOument OF delegates to which the various cnun
ties are entitled, according TO the basis OF Iresena
ton adopted.
The committee appointed by the last resolution
made the following feport. 10y which the Democrats
Otthe .ariOns counties will be governed in eIectlng
delegates to the state Convention
ALFRED REDlNGTDN Chairman.
p. WoODsIDE. StcN Dem state tenuh Com.
TO GEN. .ALFREp REDI>GTON Chairman. Nc.-Dcar
Sir: The Committee appointed nt the recent meeting
OF he Democratic State Central Committee 10 appur
ton the dele ,ntcs which each county viii be entitled
to elect under the resolutions ut the Central commit
tee 10 meet IN Convention in sacramento on the 4h
of July prOXimo, have made the following HppOrtiOn
ment, viz:
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-20

THE SLAVE TRADE The Journal OF
commerce says that the slave trade contin
ues brisk. At last accounts not less than
ten vessels were fitting out at Havana for the
coast Of Africa, ostensihlv tQrl loGiuman
trade but really, as there was good reason
TO believe, for the purpose of trading in lie
groes. The American and English govern
meuts (the Journal adds) will be compelle'
to take more decisive action to suppress this
nefarious business.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-20

LIP SALvE The CatOn alludes to an
item on sore lips, which appeared in thu
Record few days since, and wants to know
where all our pretty gals are, and if they
havn't remedy. The pretty gals are here.
and have the remedy, that is to say-ii there
is any efficacy in the principle conveyed in
the maxim about "the hair of the same.
etc Our five and forty year old roller boy.
(and he is such a DtuH,) say the gals cured
hrs, and we are pretty sure they gave it to
him
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-20

COMMITTED FOR MURDsR Wallace, the
man who shot his Two brothers in-law at
Honcut City on Thursday afternoon, was
yesterday examined before Justice Owens
of Wyandotte. and committed to answer q
charge OF murder in the first degree. He
was brought here yesterday afternoon and
lodged in jail. There are now eight persons
confined in our Jail awaiting their trials for
murder. besides Alexander. who was inoag.
cerated ON Thursday evening, on sapicion of
having committed murder in Plumas county,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-20
ECGnOIny should be ahc order
OG the Day.

The Subscriber beg, leave 10 iufTm tie tcproperly
owners OF Orotlllr, tuat hc r~ come prepared with
the necessary apparatus 10 bHli meat, Snb''nniml
FIRE rKt.bF ~TJKE> OF CuNtEEI pR ElINN.
a, u -.ningoi - per cent. r'low the o@i ct brick
buildings. Having thorough \noN'rdt" of the
component parts ol tais material and g." 'namtr Of
u.lu- IL he can dyiy competition. Ih'S" dr,'rous W
.ill.l,ne woud Il well 10 -l>r hiu call. Plans AND
Sp~s,de eulIou- dr,~a Wtlh oi-puch. Ans appiIr'-
tIu,- h.IlHt the taLkug house "i h' Gs"s A nal"oh
vii meet vat pr'mp attention
llt-t J NIGWiN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-20
Trobie with the Pitt River indians.

The Red Bluff Beacon learns from Mr.
Simon Oldom that another outbreak Is an
ticipetei with the Pit; River Indians He
saws that on the morning Of the 9Th, Lieut.
Crooks, Of Capt Judahs command went
out with four regulars aud guide, TO IA
point some twenty FIVE miles above the terry
on PITT River, ami came su uldenly upon
Rancheria; when the saynges saw them, they
nt once ran, aud in passing the whites mr.
Iug was commenced, in which Lieut. Crooks
vas shot with AN arrow in the leg, the point
II the arrow was broken Oft IN pulling out,
making it a very painful, but not dangerous
wound They killed three Indians and took
one prisoner
Some days before, party Of the so-caiied
Jacks lnlian.. stole some cattle above ihHt
and near the lrckn road They were por-
sued and one Of them killed The cattle
we're not recovered Mr.. Oilom soyS that
Lieut.. Crooks is the true grit, and is deter
mlred to thrash them -onully or drive them
beyond the limits where they have commit
ted 50 many dcprelntous.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-20
Democratic county Convention.

The Democratic Electors o the different Precincts
'n Butte County. hereby requested to send dele
gates To- The Democratic County tOnNeI iiun which IL
htrt hv cali d - meet - tr'Villr op NUn'H July 6.
1851, for Q purpose of electng delegates to the
Stute Convention, he Fifteenth Judicial District
ConvpntInn the l4th Senatorial Distrlct convention.
and for the Ou,ll alton ot Count! Officers Accord
ng To the Hpportionmtn adopted 10y ne lasl Conv n
ton The different Precincts entitled to repre-
sentation as follows:
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-20
county Trca-u,,I'> "ncc,

Notice ishcr,h, g,,cn. ihatuul .r,onshodlpc Hrlte
conuty Warrnnrs. payabIc from ~, Ccocrd Fund,
reyl.r,red hetv-. lh. 1T duy o' Nu,'Iubcr l>.G,
and I'M, jlp Of p4rcmhcr $50 inclusive, that lhe
.,,,, " IN nc pa.d ON ,rc-eniaton al tb, otcr and
o, I'M. dan, ,yid y arranls Vii cease To bear IN
forest WM BALTIMORE,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-20

Masonic RtGALIA In view Of the ap-
proaching Masonic Anniversary, A. ID. Refs,
E,q has procured from San Francisco, a
large assortment of Masonic Regalia which
he is prepared to furnish the brethren at
cost. Go and see him.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-20
Tn. HnneufC CITY Murder.

We had n conversation yesterday with
Wallace about the affray Mt Honcut City.
lie snys that while stalking Offa lot which he
had purchased, James Fox came TO HIM anu
told him to leave the grouud, at the same
time pulling up oae Of the stakes Angry
words then ensued, whereupon James struck
Wallace and the two then clenched and ieli.
In rising up. Wallace drew his pistol aud
fired, killing james Immediately In TIE
meantime, Wallace's wife and I m Fox had
come upon the ground. Wallace says thnt
Tom Knocked her Mrs Walace) down with
the AK with which he had been driving
stakes, and then commenced hentlng him
and trying to take the pistol from him
Wallace fna!ly obtained the better Il Tom
and & upon his knees; while in TINS atti
tudc, tom still struggling with him for thc
pistol, he fired again, shooting Tom through
the hand aud into his left breast At last
accounts Tom was living though in n very
critical condition.
Wallace says that he was carrying the pls
tol not in anticipation Of any dlthcnlty, but
because he had been hunting his cows, and
after going home. had neg iected to leave 1T
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-20

REMov AL-The Sierra Democrat has
been removed to Downieville, the county
seat of Sierra county. The Democrat is on
of the best mountain papers in the State
and we hope the change of location may
conduce to its prosperity and usefulness.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-20

AUCTION SALE To-Day Let it be re.
membered that that the real estate sale adj
vertised by Joe Dunn, will take place to-
day at O'Clock p. NJ. The property to be
sold, is desirable house and lot situated
on the corner of Oak street and Miners al
ley, and will positively be sold without re-
serve. the sale will take place on ths prem
ICES
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-20

For GOVERNOR The Nevada DemOc1 a,
declares its preference for Hon. J, W Nc
Corkle for Governor In doing SO, however
the Democcat intimates democratic readi
ness to sustain the nominee of the Demo
cratic State Convention
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-20
nnn.flAinsN ACur MCMeN aAzAN!

Eut polo afNlEE'S ana lH'rNuur h,ur.~
,,k.n. corner - Uuuluou sL aIo >Jlcr-' tiitN r.
the, have had OVER cIr.,n ltur~ tNlcfIclcc IN HE
art. and warrant thcr PICTURES t' bc ~ t''d Hs can
b,. u,adc GIVE IUl VI y CNIi
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-20

THFArRIc AIS ~ NEVADA Miss Provost
played in Nevada last week to good houses.
During the present week, Mr. and Mrs
Stark, supported by Mrs Woodward, Mrs
Hunt. Messr-. Phelps. Lnwlor, Mitchell and
others. have been giving series Of very
pleasing performances The Nevada papers
are loud in their praise of Nr. Aui Mrs
Stark. We wish our Theatre was Completed
and occupied by ns cool company.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-20

ARREST or GHINAMtN --Oiii'er Seyhcrt,
Of Mary~vil- came here yesterday, in pur-
suit Of three Chinamen who had robbed ono
Of ,hcir countrymcn OF n trunk continuing
god dust. money and jcwe'ry 10 the amount
Of II Geo Assisted by Constable Gnmblc,
he >uccecded IN catching the tn ewes, and
started for Narysvile with them on last
evenings stage.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-20
lta SI.c & led.

The friends ol :. h. ny Fk tst'cUn'} nm
nouuce hun % caud'd,tc irf A. o. .'uptti 10
me Ip rn,naiiru ot The Democratic Convention
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-20

CoMMlrrING a NUIsANcE.-A Frcncb'
man named Joseph Gerbert was fined : ~
yesterday in Justice Sati rd's Court for hav-
ing committed a nuisance in the street the
evening previous
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-20
Private BUaVdiIEE,

Can be- had o( She ou>t natihwt>. '"rrer to"ner
and Nong m,o streets, Pa r., w~ 10 .r,iud. tarn~
i-nrd &, sat peu,,m ~'A Nrtr wie,'. "r >'rsle
Gentlemen tus the case ma! bcl AlIay 90
Ht~. NIRRN,
i2 ~" 'h" Jr..u.i~'s.