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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18
II. BAXTER. II. D..

CLATg OF SARATOGA, y. -
MOULD respectfully iuio:m the public, that his
u >e-rt in ;Ie uoril. part OF ihe Town oil l,0u
a'a. .i. elst ii tAe Schuoi-Ii1use near Mr.. A. by
r>. G~e ms Professional services ii the Practice Of
&-c.s 81 sly aha u}Sttics can be had.-Jan. .SUtil.
Us. VS..
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18

TThe Philadelphia Ledger''is down"
on Bank Note Detectors. Bank Note Re
porters, DC. It advises that wheneyer it
becomes necessary to resort to such means
10 obtain information Of the value or char
aeter of bank note, it is best to refuse it
altogether, and let it find its way back to
where it came from.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18
For the Herald.
Lsve OF The Beautiful.


OH how love the beautiful
Each flower, and forest tee,
The violet. low, and mountain oait
Are things ofjoy to me
love to stray 'mong woods and flowers,
where streamlets ha5ble by,
And violets, in the bright May hours
Look upward to the sky,
love to climb gray rocks, and hills,
To muse at eve alone,
Where murm'ring winds and singing rllls
Bear music in their tone
There's music in the waterfall,
There's music in the air.
And like a far-off anthems swell,
II chimeth ever here.
dearly love the beautiful;
Ills tremulous with song,
II hath no words, but o! il bears
My raptured soul alon,
II hath wiiber, sweetr sound
Than all Earth's music IRE,
Forever sweeping through my heat,
It's holy muimeiings are.
Aug %.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18
L.. j. NOOEE4EY.
prrrpANrFS.

,Vr,. H. Shsnavsy. Esq-, osvsgo = L r.-.., !
MssI3oner !. HGeoaFt. l. ingalls,. EtaeEs0A' .
80 49,, - N.son Hamilton, \. " Gen =
cross aa6 Sss- Nech Esl-, AaclseAs y
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18
The U. S. Attorney General and the Slaye
Trade

A special Washington despatch to the
New York Herald, dated the 81 saws:
Judge Blacks force in the Attorney
Generals Office are carefully examining al
the laws and decisions relative to the dis
position of Africans taken on board sla
vers. The case reveals positive obliga
ton on the part of the Executive to sem
them back to their native land. The
proposition has been started they we.s
free agents, and as such could elect to re
main or 90 back, as pleased themselves
but case was decided by Judge Harper,
in Louisiana, in July, 1880, which overrul-
ed lhi, point, and left them no agency in
the matter. The act was declared to be
1t is generally matter oil
qualification to people here that the SLAYER
was taken to Southern port, and that
the trial of the crew will take place where
the citizens of slave State can show tn il
both Of the slave trade and
the laws for its suppression.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18
Z. nRINaEANTANN = CO.,

=. CT
NERAL Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
: ts-e-s in Groceries, Hardware, QueensTare, Dry
~ have just opened their large Store and Ware
aud solicit the patronage Of the Citizens OF Grant
5 LASH psidfor all kinds of Produce.
.-'S5'ile, Dee 18th. 1855. 26-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18
Dir. Tlaol,las w. BaltxeIi,

TIAllN, uativ located in Lancaster viii Civ,
II j., undivided attention 10 the practice of his pro
.,.y.. Is lag stefan and surgeon.
.s ul. tl loun4 a all times at the Drug Store-un-
p, .-o.gs,ioasiiy engaged.
-e4elai supply oi Family Drugs and Medicines wi
SAG i4- ss Il ;he old Stand OF Bradshaw * baitLri
-.e,aio. sy ~ s,lf.
DAg.,,er, 4..] 35tn, 1856. 4Sji
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18
T. +. RUMBOLD, NJ. ID.
Nfseen, Physician Il Accoacher.

PLATTEVLLE. WISCONSIN.
az OF Naia Nfesf, aedrlg opposite The Post Qtsce)
II SpNB0L Dhaying associated withnrneHcneachel
= I'll attend 10 ali Surgical At home or abroad
-. fractures and Disloeationst pertormAn
s i2s tho cure of Club Foo Hair Lip. i0naor Snt
Sisaas, foliphus Of the Uterus, Nose or lar.
sill give special attention TO Female Diseases
= lctIstion Of the Uterus, prolspsas or falling Q
teae and all other diseases that are OF a eaTeaoi'
''iS tSacer and Sce4fula included 46-ly
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18
PROTESTANT coRRUPrIoNs uF THE BIBLE

Hazel Green, Wis, Sept. lst, 1858.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-26

7 S hereby given TO Joseph Van Horne, VIII
L liam Van Horne, Joseph Van Iiorna son Of
Simon Van Horne dcceased( }. Elizabeth Ste
plenson and her husband Joshua Stephenson,
Hannah Lawfer and her husband Henry Law
fer, Jane Sawyer and her husband Samuel Saw
yer, Simon Van Horne. Harrison Van Horne,
Henry Van Horne, Solo non Van Horne, and
Harmon Van Horne. heirs at law of Uenry an
Horne. late of Delaware. Delaware county, o.
hic, deceased, that Benjamin Powers, as Execu-
tor of the last viii and testament of the said
Henry Van Horne deceased, has filed his petit
ton with tie Judge of the Probate Court for
the county of Delaware, in the Safe of Ohio,
describing the real estate Of which the said
Henry Van Horne deed. die seized. and show
ing the necessity of the sale thereof, for the
purpose of paying tine legacies directed to be
paid by the viii of the said Henry Van Horne
deceased, and praying that Mary Van Horne,
widow of the said Henry Van Horne deceased.
have II life estate assigned her ii the lands and
tepements of the estate, and that said real es-
tnte describes i'll the petition be soil for tbs
pHrpose of paying the said iegacies. Which
petition the above named heirs arc c.3lsl nPoa
AS defendants to answer. and which will be
heard in the raid Probate Court OH tl:e-i5th day
of April, a. d. 1888, when AID where the suio
defendants may resist HE snlne if they choos'
to do SO. By
POWELL 81 VAN DEMAN,
Attorneys for SAID Ezccutor.
Eth. IG. 1888. fS5i2} %6
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-26
SHERIFF A L

"n- 4 aIFen' AuhuE' * virtue oi an
Geo. W. Coats, ct al. me Id directed
from the Court OF Common Pleas of Delaware
county, Ohio, shall offer at public sale, at the
door Of tfc court hoIse in Delaware,
On Monday the 18th day Of April, 1853,
between the hours of II o'clock u. M. and / o.
clock p. IN. of said day, the following described
real ~estate, to wiz: That certain srrct OF parcel
of land situate in Thompson township, Defa-
ware county. in the State Of Ohio, on the west
side of the Seioto river, beginning ut an ash
and sugar tree and iron wood, the north east
corner of John Hoskins' back lot in the west
line of lot No. Is of u survey made by Joel
Wright for Baum Il Perry; thence south s6 de
grces west one hundred and ffty-nine rods with
said Iiossins' north lilct 70 his northwest cor
ner, dog wood, iron wood and beech trees;
thelc &c north g degrees west with the west line
OF lot No. 81 OF the aforesaid survey made by
joel Wright cishty-siX rods to the corner. hurr
oak, red oak and swamp ash; thence north IS
degrees cast one hundred and eighty hit rods
to corner, two ash and iron wood, in the west
line of lot No. 10; thence south 4 degrees east
with the west line of lot No. Is 20 the place of
neutrality-suspicious. one hundred and one a
cres and hfty-one rods, being part of lot No.
50. Appraised at 500 per ncre.
Also-The following described tract adjoin-
ing the one above described. Beginning at two
ash and iron wood. north west corner of Rob
ertson Whites lot, the west line of lot No. 16 OF
. survey made by Joel Wright for said Baum
& Perry; thence south Sc degrees west lSS rods
to corner, burr oak, red oak ami swamp ash,
the northwest corner of Robertson Whites lot;
thence north 81 degrees west eighty-siS rods to
corner. white oak, beech aud swamp ash, in the
west line Of lot No. 81 Of the aforesaid surrey
| thence north SO degrees east 1910 rods to cor
ner. beech, elm and blackberry, in the west line
of lot No. II; thence with SAID line to tie place
OF Notwithstanding one hundred md one
acres and nineiy-four rods, being part of lota
No. 81 aud So as surveyed by Joel Wright for
Baum Il Perry. Appraised ut SO per acre.
elias. SHERMAN, Sheriff.
March 5. 1855. 15T.5ol is
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-26

The old Thespian Hall building has be-
GONE an iutolerable nuisance. The base
snent is filed with several feet of the most
offensive looking water, in which boards,
rubbish and all manner Of filth are mingled.
1t already emits q pestitlential odor, and on
those residing in the vicinity must be serious
by endangered, if the nuisance be not ab1ted.
We learn the town authorities have ordered
it removed by the middle of April. and it is
10 be hoped they will see that the order i.
obeyed-the order to that effect made some
time since by the county authe rites was Ell.
tirely disregarded.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-26

The annual exhibit OF receipts and expen-
titures OF the Corporation for the past year,
will be found in our advertising columns.-
We think our municipal afairs have been
managed by the present Couacil with sound
Judgment and comtnendab'e ecouomy.-
No expensive works have been projected OF
rntered upon during the last year, and as O
edness has been liquidated, it may reason
ably be hoped that ere long there will be u
sensible diminution in our town taxes
which have for some time past been quite
unerohs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-26
Tnn won1p CAnr1Ep BY A Cour DE NAM.

TaE WORLD CARRIED BY A CoUP DE MAIN
II Gigantic Business PlaB.-In all our news
paper experience VIC have never known any in
ventioD or discovery to SO completely enchaIn
the public attention, and enlist universal conf
denee, ms H~olloway's world-sanctioned rene,
dies. AL nations seem to have received aid
adopted them. The journals of the old world
-sven the leading medical publications. there
,lert from the first their powerful aid to the in
.yentor. Brother Jonathan followed in the wake
of .Iohn Bull, and made such enormous drafts
,uron Professor Holloway's Central Establish
.msnt il London, that he fennd it necessary to
come over, and set up a new manutactory in the
tCommeroial Capital of America. With this
main depot for the New World, he has connect
ed more thsn thirty thousand dependent agenl
eies, in the various States and Territories Of
tho Union. And this is but a fraction OF ms
gigantic distri butiye system He counts DIS
agents by hundreds of thousands, and the maiis
gToan under the weight of his correspondence
He pays the revenue of q petty prince IN post
ages and freight, and we have yet to see tne
man who can point ont u paper, in which Hol,
1sway's name has not been mentioned. AL
this vast system of production, disbursement
dissemination, and publicity is under his Owl
immediate management, and he governs 1t al
easily as n telegraph operatar controls the herJ
4ongue of the lightning. Truly he is a NAL
in whose mental organization the highest an
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-26
Sheriff and Master Commissioners sale
Abner Wing, by admir-. DY virtue of
"a. Id daeratal or5a


Ahner Wing, by Admir-. DY virtue of q
VS.. I'D decretal order
Arson W. Place ct al. of sale to me di-
rected from the Courtof Common Pleas of Del
aware county, Ohio, shall offer at public sale,
at the door of the Court Housein Delaware, :
On Monday the 5th of April 1858,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. N. and 4
o'clock P. m. of said day. the following
described real estate. wit: Being part of School
Lot No.i5( FIVE Section 8, Township "a sew
en-, Range Is, United States Military School
Lands, so called, in the county of Delaware
and State of Ohio, bounded and described as
follows, to Wit: beginning at the north east
corner Of said Lot No. 8; thence west along
She north line Of said lot III rods; thence a
southeast direction IS rods to the center of the
Mansfield road, where said road now lies;
thence q north cast direction along the center
of said road Is rods to the section line of said
lot 5; thence north along said line to the place
CT BEGINNING. Appraised st 5000.
CHAS. SHERMAN. Sheriff
asd Speeisi Master Commissioner.
March =. 1859. (s3.55} IS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-26
COMMUNICATED
Massachusetts Enigma.

1 am composed o II letters.
Ny 9 II 2s 40 is the name of a United
States Senator.
instrument.
NY IS % I6 8 is the name of a kind Of
grain
Ny 45 20 isthe name of an aFacle
Of household furniture.
My / II Is 6 10 % is the name Of q dis
tinguishea American Officer who fell
in the "struggle for Liberty"
Ny 81 IS 10 50 l9 is the name of Sa-
cred historian.
BY 40 II 80 80 Is I9 is the name of the
Greek word for wise.
BY &c IL 3G6is the name of an express
ideut of the United States.
Ny 40 II II 6 ii i 81 10 is the name of
an ancient Grecian PhiIos opher.
My J 46 40 Is IL Z 10 Is 23 is the name
of one of the United States.
My Is % 7 IS l6 20 38 10 Is the fame o;
the Latin word for innocent.
Ny 2 s Al II IL 2g IS 81 &c is the name
OF a division in Grammar.
Mr. 81 Is SO 10 6 AZ 81 is the name of
one OF lbe twelve Heathen Denies.
My j is Is IL l9 IL 50 is the name OF a
modern historian.
, Ny IA % 2 30 "a is the name of a beauti-
full color.
BY 80 IL 90 As "a is the name Of a grave
robbing animal.
Ny whole is the name and location of 4
Theological Institution.
ATKINSON.
Answer next week.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-26
Artists Materials.
C~OncOrIance
Cold Pens and Pencils,

CRCDEE's and Browns Concordances o. tho Holy
" Scriptures, sold by
Jan. q, ls58. &. DICKINSON son.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-26

MAYORS OFFICE. Delaware, o.
March Is, 1855.
TIME qualified Electors Of the Corporation of
l. Delaware are hereby notified to in0et at the
Council Chamber, in said town, on Monday the
9Th day of April next, lbeing the first Monday
thereby between the hour- OF 8 O'Clock a. m
and 6 O'Clock P m, Of said day, then and thers
to elect one Mayor, one Recorder, aud Eve Trus-
tees, together comprising the Council Of said
town, and also one Marshal of said town, to
serve during the coming year.
Given under MY hand and the seal Of the
said town, at Delaware, o., the day and year
first above written.
Il. BURR, May2r-
March 1e, 1s58-tc
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-26

The revival spirit seems to be UNUSUALLY
prevalent throughout the entire country, and
especially in the cities and larger towns
In New York daily prayer meetings have for
some time past been held in nearly all the
protestsnt churches, with the most happy re-
suits; and we notice that Bur'osn,a Theatre,
in Chambers street, adjoining the Park, has
been leased, and cenverted into a house oil
worship, where daily and nightly vast audi
ences congregate for prayer, A Union
Prayer Meeting was inaugurated Monday
morning last in this place, which is hele
every morning and evening in Evans BricI
block,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-26
FITSSi p FITSI!
uANGE'S VEGETABLE EXFRAC1
EPILEPTIC PILLS,

EPILEPTIC PILLS,
For the Cure of Fits. Spasms, Cramps. ard all
Nervous and Constitutional Diseases.
DzRsGNs WHO are laba:ing under this Distressing tnaia-
Z dy viii f1d HAECES VEGETABLE EPILEPTIC
Pills TO be the only remedy ever discovered for curing
Epilepsy or Failing Fits.
These pills posses.a specific action on the nervous sys-
TEN; and, 1luIouGhthey are prepared especially for the pur'
pose of curing Fits, they VIII be found of especial benefit
for ali persons afflicted with weak nerves. or whose nervous
system has been pros,rated or shattered from any cause
whatever. In Chronic complaints, or diseases ofioigstand'
ing, superinduced by nervousness, they are exceedingly
| beneficial.
D Price So perboz, sr two boxcsGo SIS. Persons out OF thu
city, enclosing a remittance, Wilt have the pills sent then
through the mail, Tree Of postage. For sale by SETH 3
lance No. los b GrIMORE STREET, Baltimore, Md.
to whom ordersf from allparts ofthe Union must be address
I'D, postpaid. June 26-4T
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-26

The ATLANTIC MONTHLY for April is re-
ceiyed. The following list comprises its ia
bic Of contents: "The Hundred Days; My
Journal to my Cuusin Mary; Amours de
Voyage; The Catacombs of Rom 6; Happi
ness; The Pure Pearl of Divers Bay; The
Story of Karin; The Able de l'Epee; Who
Is the Thief; Telling the Bees; Persian
Poetry; The Autocrat or tine Breakfnst-Ta
Bile; Sandalphon; Mr.. Buchanan's Admins
tration; Literary Notices.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-26
SEFE
y Iir.c-s,{ trDn Tho IL

IS ~ fBirecird from the court of Com
Hiram Heckley. mon Pleas of Delaware chHnty,
Ohio, 1 viii oner for sale at the door of the court house. nj
the town ct delaware, in SAID cQanty, III Monday. A prl
5h, io5S- between The hours of 10 O'Clock a. IA and !
0'ciockp m the following described real estate, to-wit:
Situated in Delaware county, Ohio, Lot. No IL, Range 20,
Township 4, Section l, contain ng loo acres, be the saule
more or less, bounded as follows: on the suuIh and west Ivy
landz of Hiram beckicy; on thenorth by lands belonging 10
The Estate Of John Beckiey: and on the east by lands be-
ionging 10 benjamin thoinas; and being the same lands
which albert christie and wife Conveyed 10 Hiram Beck lev
on the 31th day of \ pm, 1850 Arpf-alsed I'll SIG per acre.
AIso~lh the following described tract of land: si9 uatei in the
cannty of Delaware and state OF chic, aud in Tie Township
of Radnnr, and described as follows, to vii: tie ncr h hall
OF In. Lot No. GO thirty, THAT is two and j half Tuois wide by
sight rods long, in the town Of Delhi, 6 marked and de-
s7gHared on tie plat OF said town. Appraised AZ Sgu.
CHARLES SiERMAN, Sheriff.
Nfsr4h 1888. $50
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-26
The STATE of osio, Defauare Co. SIS.

kiSHAED RHoilEs. Il-lntiG J De!swsre Common Pleaa
STEPHEN NAnANY DefV- neat.
Y'HF nefrnisat, = non-resldeu; o. said State, willtake no
L iee, tAaI The fI4iniI, Gu he 81 I5y Of Ianlary, 4 IL,
lSS, filed IL the Clerk 11lce of s&id Conrt Ais petition a.
gaHEst You, alleging INT soE arH Indebted to him on three
2raanisorS zoe exrca e1iy .ni. ga The ID day of Iice,iT
ecr- 4 II. / 5, e1Vit c~5!alS for The sam 81 one h 5isdre1
dollars 1Ee En- he Is, as OF Atrea, ISIS, 1888 Aad list,
respectively, with t-te-c~t iroaa dafe-payapie 10 iiiram
Lvnu, AMI by sa.i i.yoH. assigned 70 pI4Iai1; and alleging
Ia tie d'i-ndant hMt e9nSee al hs property with he @,u-
latent intent Of hinder IL and delaying . 5 creditors ia he
cailPclon u their siebts- The eA5ec. sad ireyrr ~ said pc
l-iofi s, 10 obtain Az arier Of s;tachnrnl- aid a Judgment
against -cI. lua sad 40 Is, wheE tiet 6rcoAle GGc, fr The
seger%l ainOan.s thereof, with interest irs.f the "a dAy of
december \. L. lS6L. "A order OF attachment lns teeI
aEouei by hon. $. inch, Judge u said Court, Aia said
order lsss Seeu duly Issued anu served Sod. are hereby
notified &c answer said petition On ~ before the 81 day of
AprE4, \ ISIS
RICHARD HODEs.
PcvsLL & Wax nEs4St
Attorneys tuc Plaintiff.
reh. 5 IsA SO tgf eft
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-26
E,T6TE on JaspFR pICKgpMANs

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned h"Te nee"
N appointed and qualified as sdmin.s'r='"|S Of ny tSlN .
a. Jasper Dickerman, decd, late III bel aware o. nYn
An pc. sons Interested will govern themselves accordingly
EINiCE nITKEkNAH.
March l. I5S-3t. FLETCHER W. DhEtCt ANN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-26


OrR NATIONAL DEsoEDEn. = Or. RoJaeks
CareS.-Thn America, stomach IS a tor:uenting
organ. It is generally "-tt OF order. The rea-
son Is obvious. The driving man of business
has.not time, or will not takc time, property to
mastieate hio food. lie bolts it, anil as bad
habits are catching, all classes follow his exam
pie. Hence Dyspepsia, with al its colnpiica-
-tions-hcnce Indigestion. Lieef complaint. and
Disorders OF tho Bowels, in all their various
phases. Against these and q hundred other
omplaints. DIR. Ifobac5 is waging an extermi-
mating warfare. His weapons are the celebra-
ted Blood Pills and Blood Purifier, and they are
irresistible. The success of these Medicines haze
been astonishing. even in an age of scientific
miracles. They do not dl3eriats, they extiaqais*
q disordef. The agony, tho lever, the debility,
the dependency, which characterize Affections
I of the digestive and secretlve organs, vanish
under the Influence of these preparations. The
constitution itself seems to acquire new energy
Under their operation. We say to the sick, ev-
crywhere. read DR.. Roback's advertisements,
and give the Blood Pills and Blood Purifier a
far triai. tssr 5-im
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-26

SUPERIOR PEACH TREEs.--Mr. H. P.
HcMAs Ell, residing in Brown township, Il
miles north of Eden, has Cor sale from 700
to o very superior Peach trees, of his
own raising, oil budded from the very best
standard varieties. of thrifty growth, fine
size and extra quality. They will be sold
at from 70 to Is cents, depending upon the
quantity taken. Persons desiring good trees
from a reliable source should g'se him q
call.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-03-26
. Essc fsstiseoA;aLs gipsn bela.D zaontklJ.


~ Esao tssti:aoSidls green 5szoD monthly.
Fer c9nsn3'stion upon Al diseases Of the Throat, Lungs,
Dropsy, travel, RhsulaAtisrh. Nervousness, Debility, nys-
Of the Blooi, EruFticns, Caneers, Ulcers, and al oihcr va
-ie les Of long stsnding coEnP!uints, DO h external and inter
Far some ten years nr. T. has devoted his entire ti1ae %
snEonic diseases. tTeating taeasaiids ann.4ally, mahy Of
In 20 ease are minerals : other poison employed. uer does
Patients may remain At home. sni continue wi h ~pru6slce
taeir ordinary tiet and ex reisr. Many have recovered IN
al. nope. t+e indrSPH able evidence Of which car a ways he
i.vifej . cal, ana ma he assured tEGt ~ encourLg Hient
viii sc given, or expense Incurred, witioui 4 cerriSgonI-
lag prospeetof recovery.
Ne commend the 20 lowing unparalleled eur. = r.cers.
on II the rt-h lang. involving t'Ih eess b slss-a, : (
Ai-eaitve teresSl"i seas 4tnptSes Inc nc ce.-4cf "+ the
sN2 iss seasons hos FrDdncc% ~ aicas+utI col i, 81: rcvi-
iican says: MIR. More Is We'll Sncwu Q US Isl u " gs4.ty
has AteIAe1' is enu,4ed 70 Al cpl5 caee-
CSioN Tow;ssnrr, Ipzau % Chic. FEB. 1887.
Or. TJ5ES-fsear SIR When rs " yon in Iu;y ls<t, l was
the eight n:oaIhs previous. gre En7stied ny fhe dikc1ai &C. "a
enoHt'pas au n tt,es nfao r' tn tter sgrha :sne@ f-""' an
an enisrrt-ix,r tx.rnsrvs ~ rs a. sic. - n
a csss gro { n - ) 81 HotNer ~ a. 5" p=atdse IS Eeasls 10
her c>pvrlsrsin : n * frre3y. ssee!lirs wou.a-aEsid-.
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