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IF Card.

DR.. SAMUEL REYN L d
The Unrivaed CANCER DOCTOR,
his old stand ll5 Graver street. to No.
l02 STREET where he prepared to treat all dis
which he processes viz CANCERS In their worst
FORMS SCALD HEAD, WHITE sWELLINGS and ULCERS
of every description.
Specimens ulcerous umous extracted from patients can be
Dr. Reynolds Office and references TO persons of pron
nent standing other States of the Union who have
successfully treated by Dr. Reynolds, will be given to all
who have of the efficacy of his remedies jel 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-23
Great Bargains!

At VERY LOW Prices.
An examination of these goods is respectfully solicited
F. VAN BENTHUYSEN,
10, ao,r tI6 Canal street.
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H AT s., c Al S, etc.

AT WHOLESALE.
constantly receiving general OF SIX Fus,
PANAMA. Leghorn Straw, Phl Leaf, Mexican snt
Wool HATS. atthe lowest market prices By
FROST & CO.,
tyl3 2phW No. 10 Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-23

Ag-NIrs. Boyd, No. l5s Camp street-Depot
for the sale of SINGERS SEWING MACHINES All kinds
Sewing by machinery Ships Steamboats, Grocers
Families and Hotels Dresses by model with dis
patch at less the usual Ladies' Garments
made I'D to order for sale ready made jel5 2pol
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-23

Shirts! Shirts! Shirts.
CARROLLTON STORES, corner Poydras and Baronne SITS
We Just received large invoice of those fine LINEN
SHIRTS all sizes and small pas 81 so each Gentlemen
will do we'll TO call early. -
LOUIS CHARLES,
myl1 2pf corner PCydras and Bhronne Streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-23

AN ABOLITION EDITOR IN THE SouTH--W. A.
Fogg of Eliot, Name an abolition editor who went
to the South for his health carrying all his sectional
illfeeling writes from Florida giving such cheering
evidence Of improvement in mind and manners us to
lead to the hope that he may return improved in
health and his notions of duty as citizen of this
great Republic. He says:
Seven months ago, on cold and stormy day, | left
my home at the North, dear to from every sacred
association which clusters about the youth Of happi-
ness was feeble, sick and sad. going more than a
thousand miles from any familiar face, and going
among people for whom had once conceived a
dislike. Seven months have l been with them ere ]
have spoken of them, and my opinion is founded
Since came here have constantly been associated
with them and from the first to the present time
have met with nothing but kindness from their bands
This has been showered upon me from all sides
No Southerner has ever attacked my section of the
country, or ruiiied the placid scene of love which
connects my heart to the dear scenes of home They
have made my time pass as pleasantly as the hours
sick visit can For it all can but render the just
tribute of my poor thanks, although it may onl!
meet the eye of strangers, and know they will torgiv
me for whatever may seem breach OF propriety il
speaking of them when they know that ] do it tina
| those who are strangers unto them may know NOR
| of them. .r.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-23
Toilet articles.

Toilet articles.
fall supply of the following TOILET ARTICLES always
hand sale IS per cent cheaper than by regular
dealers:
JONES' LILLY WHITE.
BARRT'S TRICOPHEROUS.
LYONS KATHAIRON.
pHALONiS PAPHIAN LOTION for the Face.
=. HAIR lNVIGORATOR.
R.&C A. WRIGHT's COLOGNE.
. :. e. EXTRACTS for the HdkF.
THOMPSOSS OPTIME, for the Hair.
JULES HAUEI.S POMATUMS
WRIGHT'S STICK POMATUM.
FRENCH'S ST. THOMAS BAY RUM.
JULES HAUET'S SOAP.
CRYSTAL PALACE
WRIGHTS TOILET
WINDSOR
FRENCH CASTLE E.
For sHle by
MRS. BOYD,
ei5 2ptol lbs Camp street.
EHbin Extracts
| FOR THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GENUINE.
Price, 80 per bottle. Fer sale by
| MRS. BOYD,
je15 2ptol les Camp street.
| F'drinG's Cologne.
| Three cases lust received for sale low by
| MRS. BOYD,
jel5 2ptol les Camp street.
III Kinds Of SeiCing
| DONE BY MACHINERY, by
MRS. BOYD,
el5 2pto1 l5S Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-23

ENXECUT1VE OFFICE, BATON ROUGE, 3o''i
IL May lS5T-In accordance with the 18th section oil an c'
entitled IN act relation certain debts OF the Stae APP
proved 18th March, 1857 notice hereby given that sealed
posals will received until the first day of August next at
o'clock NJ for the purchase, by the State of LOUISIANA Oh
more cs) of State bonds of any of the bonds re
ccvabe by the State security for the circulation OF the
established under the free banking law said proposals to De az
to the Auditor Of Public Accounts and State Treasurer
and opened by said Auditor aud Treasurer in presence
the Governor day designated by him and sad pure"
shall from the bidder bidders oriDg 10 sell me
at the lowest terms but shall discretionary with the Coy
en0r reject any all the bids and direct advertisement
for proposals. ROBERT =. Ntthlhffh,
$. F. MARKS Auditor.
l.. A. GEENAT%,
by the Governor Deputy STATE treasure
A. DUPLANTIER Assistant Secretary Of safe. el@ IN"
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FY'isses and Liquors,

Wines and Liquors,
I7........... :. ROYAL STREET, ....,.........17
Asupply of CREME De BOUZY CHAMP ACNE, in quarts
and constantly hand equal the best that
comes to this market.
Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERI02 QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA ana SHERRY
WINES.
II AN ID Z 5:
sAzERA of Vintage of 1885, l798 aR1 1905 and oths7
brands. - -
WITS fxF
or alliescriptions-scotch Irish Rye anu Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts.
Also.
On hand my usual assortment Of the best WINES and LII
QUORS in the market, which will be solo REASONABLE
terms any 9th er bsusein the city.
SEWELI T. TAYLOR,
IL only RnYal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-30

Tue INDIA TRApE.-About thirty ships arc now
their passage TO Boston from various ports In India,
principally from Calcutta After these ships have arrived
may look for Cessation OF arrivals for great portion
Of the year TO as laterly the markets here have
become overstocked, the quantity Of goods hand
the prices Of merchandise when sold runous
gone forward IN many instances to stop shipments The
facilities afforded for credits by the English bankers will
also 10 great extent be withdrawn except 20 persons Of
undoubted ability. Our India trade will, consequently
another be greatly curaled and the large importa
long time before they dispose Of their goods in
many instances at great losses, yet the prospects that
when the business OF the country revves, some six
nine months hence, great change will take place in the
prices OF India goods, and money could be made by In
vestments at the present prices provided persons have
the patience wait many tedious months and the cash
capital 10 work with Something Of this has been done by
shrewd operators.-Boston TdrslleT, Dec. g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-30

Among the list Of promotions which have taken place
recently In the United States marine service, We no.
tce that Of Lieut. W Stokes Boyd, who one Of the
ward room officers Of the United States frgae Niagara
been promoted from the rank OF second 10 that OF hrst
lieutenant OF marines position TO which hs talents as
an officer well bis personal merits az gentleman,
deservedly enttIe him His friends this country, and
the large number that he made In England during his stay
there, will be pleased 30 hear Of bis promotion.
The United states surveying steamer Vixen was ready
TO sail the 9th inst The following list OF her ON
cerss-IJeutcnapt Commanding j. k Duer; Lieutenant,
r. Y X Jngat Dranghtsman, A. W Mudam LIST hsss-
tsnt Engineer r. Brady; "a do, VIM Sinclair Sd do
John McKaig Masters Mate, J. W. Bogart
The United states sloop Of war 81 Marys, Commander
payy renamed al Honolulu, NOY. 3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-30

CLEARED.
Ship Ellen Austin, Garrck, Liverpool-spohord, fneson
ship ca.iids Stafford London-Dunham A Dmon.
Barb Lght Brigade tBr), Crowell Norfolk, Va NC
Brig Dolphin CBr) Norman, Jersey Engiand-R Dnwiddie
Go. -. $50,
s ss sdonls & ioome h1r DeOe
steamer Riirsbeih. McIAurhlin. Baltimore.
Steamer Chesapeake, crowel, Portland
ARRIVED.
essamshIp Florida Crower Savannah SO hours with mdse
and pa.senters Sam Miichll Sunday, II 20 Pm, 30
Inmsa hence for chsreston Monasy SIS AN steamship
Star 81 the South, hence for Savannah.
Ship ' Frsnc. sage Inserso csncSs islands. Sept IS
VIM Nelson Son 18Th, os Double he.dei sho, KEYS
orleans and Nsopai Guard Oates. hence Gsivesien;
ais. S e s sry s% ~ $ Nj.
Hurricane bird bu, Blowing very heavy AZ he time dd not
son Of heavy gales since she rounded Cape Hsers in
which abe lost sails and sustained other damage -,
with Mahogany &s to Alexandra. Had heavy weather on
vi sIis blanchard of BOsioD, Blanchard Turks Islands
soSr LIE Boat Reed Nsyssue, PR !. days in ballast, 70
and Is bound, having put 1, here Tor hsrbor..
schr Groyeiand ORR Droben, st John, NIB, days, to
R sSsr Sssno. Sctesou Charleston days. with cotton,
sch h Clarion, Bawes Gloucester for Baltimore
schr y Arcularius, jackson, Rockand'
schr ceyon JacSsnn, Rockland
Steamer Eerphs watson Charleston. Passed the yacht
"sssmer io ooss, Point French Baltimore 18Th Of
a. , Sss y orleans FOR New York
steamer ospray, Kinney, Providence
BELOW
Sch. Queen of the South 6 ma''' Wheeler from Havana
WIND during the day NE
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PROM the froNluence fOSt, Dec. ~.
The Boston papers publish despatch dated at New
York, the 9th in which IL is stated that the Rhode
Island banks will resume the redemption Of their bills at
the Suffolk Bank, Boston about the l1h Of January
We presume the despatch sent from this city, and
glad 10 believe that the promise which il makes will
be kept II is high time that Rhode Island money had
certain value beyond the boundaries Of the State
We understand that bill will be introduced into
General Assembly at early day of the approaching
session. limiting the circulation OF our banking insttu
TONS abolshng small notes and allowing tue banks and
individuals TO charge any rate OF interest parties may
upon. II doubtful whether the ~ill
coed. When II was proposed, last year. to repeal tho
laws against usury everybody the lower house seemed
in favor OF H. but the tide turned few days rwards
and members voted 10 retain the laws without word of
explanation II the usury prohibition had been repealed,
there be doubt that the rates Of interest during the
recent pressure would have been far above six per cent
but that they would have reached In the banks Of
them the enormous rates which have been charged and
obtained by the brokers, is not probable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-30

KEY WEST Dee si-The brig Merlin, Capt Gibbs, from
Nnaisn hound 70 Liverpool put into this port on the h
inst in leaking in her bow ports bowsprt gone ana
The harm West Wind Capt Saunders, from New Orleans
wh cargo Of brick got ashore in entering The haroor on
he ieh and had lighter ed 10 get OF She came into
port leaking badly She lost her false keel She had no
pilot =. r,,,- -. p......,. M
bret e ashore n shoa the entrance Of the hsrbor on
he ih inst and ghered Of part OF her cargo before
getting of. -. Il. ,.,. -. r....u.,. .xx,uos
lsb lo. her foremost Cape San Bss and viii have topu
in n new stick. =. ., ..--.., A.
szai7 ss She sailed 18Th for Aiakapas.
The of repairs schr Cosmos amounted 70 sizA
as She sailed 10Th for Attakapas
Miscellaneous ana Disasters.
For account Of ship Grey Eagle see elegaphc
news
sutp rsuuyt Drrp-Nasssu, Mp Dec 1.-THE ship Leuel
rer sfore eported Capt Ward from Liverpool for New
orleans struck on reef nearly two miles ENE ~ Brown.
water Rock sight 81 Beming the evening OF the ~ inst;
she was discovered daylight on the ID and assisted on py
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-30
POLITICAL.

nCD wARD-AT A MEETING or THE DEMOCRATIC
citizens the ward held house Of Rodney
Luke I'll Eighth avenue, on Tuesday evening the h inst.
Resolved That there be primary election held Al the Ma
tona Hail. Forty fourth street. between Eighth and Ninth
Avenues the hours of four eight O'Clock r. NJ.
on Wednesday, the 30th inst -
H #ss 4 s'sss,, r..p.s'o.
CHAS, CAMPBELL Chairman.
jour r. Far, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-30

MARITIME LIGENCR.
~ Al yaoioes and Ieess inteHded for me NEv YoKH
KHElIp sho.s Be ses4sd.
ALMANAC yoR pEw yoRx-rHs
SEN RISES. Is NOON Rfsrs... ese
eIrs. Al HIGn WATER. morn 81
~----cr~Sc-----.-~-y-.->oes-y
Port Of New York, December 30. 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-30

You see We are not backward IN showing hands Is
not strange 20 what lengths the human family be
goaded by continued o. expressions The admin
straton may yet end leisure pause the consequent
ces OF their acts and may yet become question for
them 10 solve whether they have blood and treasure
enough 10 crush the sacred principles Of liberty from
the bosems Of 100 600 freemen and make them bow in
servily 10 the mendscous acts of perured de-
graded tyrant You may have heard already that II s
anything but pleasant for even small army 70 contend
with the chilling blasts Of this inhospimble climate How
large army would fare without resources you picture
10 yourself We have weighed those matters II II for
the administration 10 post their own books II may not
be amss however here 10 state that they continue
prosecute this nhuman fratricidal and Nero
would light the fires, and, sitting c0mpacenty IN the
chair OF State, laugh al burning Rome there day
for heroes. There generally two sides 70 question.
AZ have said before wish for peace but are de-.
termned on having u II We have 70 fight ort We will
not have CeeTs forced upon Us who are degraded as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-30


SR-Havng learned that Mrs. Mayo, with her infant
child wishes 10 Join her husband your camp also that
Mr. Jesse Jones who has been IN this city Few weeks
was anxious Mr. Roup, has Afforded me pleasure
10 cause the necessary arrangements 70 be made Tor the
comfortable and safe conveyance 10 your care under Tue
conduct and protection Of Nessrs. John Harvey joseph
sharp Adam Sharp and Thomas j. Hickman, the bearers
u this communication. -
Mrs Mayo and her infant conveyed 10 your camp IN
accordance with my previously often expressed readiness
" forward 20 you such might wish 10 go, and = the
only resident of that description In Utah. as Tar as am
informed Her husband made his first appearance here
in the capacity Of a teamster for Capt W. Hooper lie
then very destitute circumstances has since been
the employ of the late United States surveyor General
of Utah. and that he has any property or
tie 81 any description this Territory, except the WE
and child now conveyed 10 him IN your camp.
should Co CARLY and lady wish 10 partake OF the hos
pi,aties preferred by Mr.. Haywood and family, and
should Capt r. " Marcy desire 70 favor me with visit,
az infer from his letter Of introduction forwarded and IN
my possession should you, any other officers IN
your command wish 10 indulge In trip 10 this city, you
will be kindly welcomed and Hospitality entertained, and
the vehicle aud escort sent 70 your camp tender
ed for the conveyance oi such may receive your per
mission 20 avail themselves Of this cordial invitation.
IT'S also presumed shat your humane feelings will
prompt you. there are any persons who wish 70
peacefully leave your camp for this city. 20 permit them
avail themselves Of The protection and guidance Of the
escort sent
Trusting that this Communication viii meet your entire
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-17

An AoUE ExApicAron !! !--CoveIl's Bcbeerine
Mixture IL positise cure for FeysrandAgue and
all Bilious Diseases. This MIXTURE Lasbeen be-
fore the public for Anumber Of years and has al
ways been used with success. 1t 10 . hArmieu
and certain remedy. Get . pamphlet from the
druggists and read IL and you will bevatis6sd.
We will warrant this remedy to cure when taken
according to directions twenty Eve per cent. more
cases Of Ague and Fever than any other medicine
now sold. II contains neither arsenic, Prussieseid
or s,rychnins. Get bottle and you need not fear
Ague and Fever any more.
Sotdhersby o 'Connor i Bro, and MsrshallA
Bruce. H. A. Porter / Bro, Proprietorf, Rock
Island, Ills. lAug5-dkw
WHITE ThKrH, PERrrnEp BsEArs AHp BEAuri-
vuL COMPILATION be acquired by using the
"Balm Of . Thousand Flower" Whist lady
gentleman would labor under ID. eurte u diss
gresable breath, when BY using the balm Of =
Thousand Flower" ~ deutiiiee, would not only
sndsr it sweet, hut leave the teeth white ~ al
abastsr1 Many persons do not know their breath
10 bAd and the subject il 50 delicate their friends
will never mention it. Beware VI counterfeit
Be sure the bottle assigned,
FETkIDGE 1 Co, N. \.
For sale by all Druggists. tje2AdAwem]
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-17
Rev. Mr.. Umsted has returned and will
preach in the Westminster Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning and evening.

CosT OF RE NATIONAL CAPIroL.--The Osp-
itol at Washington ought TO b. very hand
some building whom completed, II We are to
Judge BY its cost. The various appropria-
tions for IL extension merely from Septem-
Der 80, 1851, amount TO 1895 900, and to
complete this portion Of the work il il est
mated that el ,l25 ,lS3 moro will bs required
making in al 15,5l0,l83. The estimate
for new dome 10 81 900 900, which, added
TO tho last-nsmsd sum, makes e7,Oi0,l8
The cost Of the old building and grounds 10
rsekoned ct $500, 900, 90 that the entire
COST Of the Capitol, when oil the improve
msnts now in progress are completed, will
be above DC, 10000 This 10 . pretty
large expenditure, but it may Be we'll applied
II in the end We have structure every way
adapted TO it, use, and which will do honor
10 the architectural taste Of the nation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-17
MAILs.-The Eastern mail (via Burlington,
Chicago, &o.) closes 1t 10 o. lock, .. m.

RArLRoAD TMs. - Only two passenger
trains are now running on the ksokuk and
Mt. Pleasant Railroad. The frst leaves tho
depot ct 1880 .. m. and connects with the
up-river packets. The second train leaves
at 4:30 p. m. and returns ct 6:l0.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-17
AUDITORS OFFICE,
lava Ctry. SAINT. Tth. lRb7

NOTICES hereby given 90 the owners Of the
lots describedin the foregoing list, situated In the
City OF keokuk, Lee County and State Of lows,
whose names are mentioned. and all others inAGnt-
I'd, thAts special tax has been assessed and Md
by the City Council VI said city for PAW ING
SIDE WALKS In front Of said lots - Designated
in the above list, and unIess payment be made
~ day Of Novsn Der, D. 1857 tbs said lots, or 10
much thereof ~ shall be necessary 70 discharge
ssid tax and costs, will bs sold on the day afors
said, At the Mayors Ofico in said city, between
the hours VI clock m. and o. lock .. m.
g. G. STEVENS
Collsctorof theCity Of keokak.
Oct. 10, 1S57-dtd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-17
Prairie state stoves.

ITishardly necessary for asto recur' 70 M s.e,.
l ,ha cb.,,ct,r of vhtoLis 30 we'll and fayorably
known throug u he interior oil tins ana .ht 40
JOHNS states. Although patented sons.en yeAs
ago, II possesses every real improvement wa.
ever been made upon the deseehaih 'nue s'o,,
the. sme time II has stood the nostsesefs tstts
any Cook stove now n use. Our contdehce In rs
$500 800. sale Rooms II hain-st
pA. CoMsTuCk BRO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-17

HA walls AND CLOAKH.
GONE splendid Chinslle Shawn, BSoche, Long
- and Square Shawls, and all kinds Of Wool
shawl, from the very best quality down the
latest styles Of Cioaks and AantillAs, cheap u
ssp2vd PERINE's.
A LII CLASSES, big and little, old and young, rich
n and poor, can rave from 10 to IS per cont. BY
making their purchascy tlom the Immense variety
Of goods displayed at WV. PENNIES
sep99d Chsap Cash Store.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-17

tICol. Benton 10 rapidly improving and
hopes in few days TO Be sbls to leave bis
room. He i reduced from corpulency 70 .
more skslston.--(N. Y. Miraor, Friday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-17
IlnMk-Eye state.

A STOVE with great capacity Tor both eookinf
n And Heating We make three sizes Of tksst,
and 10 every person with large families and coio
houses we woul dr. . co III mend his article.
CuMsTuGk = kko.,
.n,aa II Main-st
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-17

On and after this date all psrsoss receiving
frsights must come 70 the Leyee and pay charges
before taking II away, ~ the currency heretofore
taken By ~ will not be received BY this boAts. No
exception 10 the shove. BROWN i TAYLOR.
Oct. le-d3t TON. HEAIGHT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-17
n. A. HOANTON's tMFhoSI
YENTILATlNG AND SELF-CLEAKlN
FURNACE.
Fiv = re -.
As 90 1kEI

- oe"eo nsy .n,,sl
'hlo u,nAes - . "las' . = -. gs,a
1 paftis mars from any 'nins sNs' 's.e''
20 me Puonc. !, .e..,;x. ,.di.,
~ presents - eal !. :. -, .an,s,,
sng SUITES VA ~ a,h.r uaa,s, No. in tbs
win tne nteJ tnsn s"' V.ae, .s..., -. 49,,
maAet, ohe enshety - .artaes -
- the auun'on % ~ - go - s.ns hitch
tachsu " tine nrs POI, IN 'ne ~. :. 80
aaos very mueh ~ wy =. ~ 80 ~. MOI.
Ptsnehs.ue ~. -. .s.s $50 ,.ai.ttv
Ane consnusuo a.ao y. - i, .6..,a.liy a.
IN I'm .., a. ..L;.t,r
NiAtes tne nNssANy - - go H.
Itself snS'i .h, Az. 49, a;.t,,hntin.
connee.sI go 1919 s,o,n M 90, - Tie
PiPes, "n.sA, $3.50 - 80, ~ a. 4. h,n..h In
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-17

PLATTER RARIU.
M 1BL6. Plaster Paris % eeaeiermsrt and
xUO tor sale. This Plaster havinS Asen tested
~ 800 Of the plasterers Of this city ~ subscri-
~ fssls jastiA a In e = I'll thoss
nssdiag The asttsle snd fslsrs 80 Wn Drewn asshl.
tect. y. WILLIAAB,
aug3ld Jehnson-tt., bet. I'd 4 4th.