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EAroN's REDUCTI0X OF PRICES.

In order to hl my epacious Hall With s'ude tst
ard crafty many young who have said "I wan
so large" shall reduce my price just ONE HALF to
all those who book their within week of this
Worcester daily spy., 1858-10-26

slate for ROOfs.-The subscriber is prepared To
taLnsh slate for Roofs, of superior quality and law
Desl manner, on the most satisfactory terms SAM
pies may be seen at the yard on Grove street N-'4'
SpAo at John RARNAun
Worcester daily spy., 1858-10-26

N classes and time spe,aed the student is to re
main unil he s competent perform the duties Of the
Counting Room df u2I
Worcester daily spy., 1858-10-26

Mr. x ESN &DF, oi Roxoury, mas discovered in
ne Of our common pasture weeds remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,
Worcester daily spy., 1858-10-26


ard crafty many young who have said 'I wan
above all things 90 Ea,ons but can his prices
so large" shall reduce my price just ONE HALE to
all those who book their names within week of this
notice.
Present Tsrgs Reduced Terms
Book keeping. $500
Commercial Arithmetc..... ESQ
Commercial Penmanst ip.... ESQ
Commercial Correspnn1eGc'. ESQ
English Grammar.......... 25U
N classes, and time speaed the student to re
main un he is competent TO perform the duties Of the
Counting Room. df u2I
Mr.. Eaton Of gssc Commercial College,
has opened beautiful Room adjoining his Book ng
Room, which he intends to school for boys and
girls, where they pursu under thorough iHstrUo
ton, Reading Writing. Spelling Grammar, Ge0g
TdP6y, and ATlthmstic Terms per quarter, So. Num-
Der limited to twenty. d6t o20
Hafr + EesGOrnt5ye.-Egery one, we tblok, agrees
with n the opinion that the hunsn hsr is the greatest
natural ornament that is possessed ethr by gentleman
or lady. Just apparently good looking for
instance in the street, YOu admire his features whiskers
and general bearing; low he lifts his hat recogni-
ton Of yonr bow anil the has vanished, Tcha-
bod is grten his bald head and the glory has de.
parted with the wing locks that ouri he'd luxu-
rously there ln the case Of atty the matter ie if pos
sible worse such cases reminding Of the circum
stance on which the following epiuam is founded:
'O' give me fair Emma a Jock of your hair"
bashfu young lover took courage and sighed;
"'Hga \ sin to refuse such modest request
So take the iDhoLs Bg )" the dear creature replied.
Now, to prevt such catastrophe is within he power
OF every lady AMI gentemen for by using Prof ood's
Hair Restorative hS Is mt only prevented from falling
of or turning gray, bat the article Will hair in
bald paces, and If it IS changed color and become
gray it will bring back t its pristine beauty luxu-
rapce Those who scqu tir ted with the anatomy
histology and pathology Of the haI b. well aware
that certain sub ta have specific action npon it
1t is by iu ciuus combustion of these Pro Wood
has succeeded in componndng uxtyre possess Of re-
mar able viz - RGueriey Magazine and Literary
Gdzctte
For sale by GEORGE SPCRR. and by all respect
able Druggists dSw2w
Mr. MNNMDY,ol o. Ftoxoary, has dIseovered in
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SMALL, a. COGsW ELL,
o Y Il ORS r l. A W,
Michigan street, ,..".... .Milwaukle, Wisconsin.
HAkoh ~ SMALL, JOHN u. D, ooaswRLL
Worcester daily spy., 1858-10-26

For sale by GEORGE sPCRR and by all respect
able Druggists iFw2w
Worcester daily spy., 1858-10-26

TIE WORST SCROFULA DOWN TO A COMMON PIMPIH.
Two bottles warranted TO nursing mouth
One to three bottles will cure the kind pimples
Worcester daily spy., 1858-10-26
nol Or; Conyer's invigorniiua Cordial,

DR.. :. FOSTER HAVEN.
Foster's Block, Pearl street. Worcester
Special attention given to Diseases Of the Eye
Al3 deod&wtf
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-30

Union. thus preventing any faetious ress-
tance 10 her admission, or any compromises
as conditions Of admission
The Senate discussed the Volunteer Army
bill.
On Mr.. Hunters motion the number of
regiments provided for was reduced from
to q, one of them being for the protection
OF the Texas frontiers The bill thus
amended and slightly altered in other re-
spects. was finally passed by vote of Al to
10.
Pending this discussion the Kansas bill
came back from the House. Subsequently
MIR. Green moved that Mr.. Montgomery s
amendment be disagreed to, and the SEN
ate reseinded the resolution to adjourn over
till the 9th inst, with the view Of voting
on the "a for Kansas.
In the Senate the Committee on Terrific.
ries have refused to unanimously repor,
the bill for the organization of Arizona
A contract has been entered into for an
immediate weekly mail to Salt Lake, aud
a semi-monthly mail to Sacramento, with
the right, on the part of the Postmaster
General, to make tn, latter weekly at hi:
pleasure.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-30

TEANKs.-We owe unnumhered thanks to
George Lyman. of Wells Il Fargo's Express.
for the prompt delivery of papers. lie is
very attentive aud very obligiug.
GREAr DISTRACTION OF LIoNs--Mr. C.
W. Durkee, Of North Fork. says that q party
Of i've, including himself. attacked and
killed three California liens on the 18th.
near Osoorne's Diggings. The fght lasted
forty minutes, but with good dog to keep
the "varmints' at bay. She party went with.
in twenty feet Of cue of them aud fired five
shots. all Of which took effect. Afterwards
two others were captured The length of
the beasts was from six to seven feet. and
weight from 50 to 100 pounds TRINITY
Jonra0l.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-30

STAGES The California cOmpany.s sta.
ges are now running regularly every dav
between Marysviile aud Sacramento. Bv
the lst OF May a continuous line will be es.
li-hed from Sacramento to weavervilie. in
shasts county To attain this latter place,
the stages have to crOss Trinity mountaio.
nsveryet crossed by coach. The stage CON-
psny exhibit great enterprise and energy.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-30

Two MoDEL APPoINTgEs MIR. Mob Bill
Lee has been appointed Supreme Court lie.
porter, aud will Hicks Rstel McCauley Gra.
ham has received the appointment Of Sealer
of Weights and Measures for Sag Francisco
aud other counties. The Governor ami
Secretary Of State have shown ia,,r ense dis
elimination in their selection of these two
worthy, quiet aud amiable gen;ltnen from
out the rude masses of the Demosfacy We
wonder if this isn't the best they can doi
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-30

THEATRE BuILDING,--w. Ashford, hav-
Ing pur chased the stock and trade Of l.. Van
Norden, in the wholesale and retail gro
eery aud provision business. is prepared to
accommodate the public with everything In
his line at rates as reasonable as can be ob
ts'ned elsewhere. His advertisement sets
forth more fully the advantages Of calling
at Theatre Building.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-30

The STEAMER NEws Tho arrival OF
the Sonora brings the gratifying intelli-
gence Of the defeat Of the Lecompton swim.
die. After aprolonged and excited strug.
gle, the House have decidedly sustained the
Democratic doctrine Of popular sovereignty.
We are Indebted to Bob 0Neal, Esq, aud
also to Henry Keefer. ESQ. for copies OF
the California Express, Extra. We thank
them for their courteous remembrance Of
our wants. They beat the Telegraph.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-30
(COmmunicated.D

Ma. EDITOR IL am credibly Informed
that an impression is entertained by large
number of our citizens, that | counseled or
advised the amendment Of the original Rail
Road bill which was under advisement in
this town some few weeks since. The i'm
preston arose, apprehend, from the fact
that took part in drafting, and arranging
the original bill. Being desrous Of disabu.
sing the public mind in regard to the mat
ter, | will avail myself of the columns
of your paper. through which briefly, to de-
fine my position on Senate bill No 280 as it
appears upon its face 10 yesterdays Union.
That am in favor of having the county Of
Butte issue her bonds under certain condi
tions to any company that will proceed i'm
mediately, and prosecute the construction OF
Rail Road either from Marysville or Fol-
to most Of our citizens-the construction Of
a road would be of immense profit to this
County at large, is also a fact that any
thinking man who has true welfare at heart
will not deny But when we come to be
driven into the support of a bill which has
already been ignored. and is obnoxious to O
large majority of our people, before they
shall be allowed to say whether the county
shall lend a helping hand in the construc.
ton Of Rail Road to her County Seat. is
simply ridiculous. for one am down on that
nd Of 1icto md al al Iln- .
Pill If understand the English language:
from the present reading Of the bill. we are
compelled to vote for an appropriation to
build certain wagon roads leading to AMI
from certain points as directed in the bill, be-
fore we are or can be allowed to say whether
we will assist in building Rail Road.
cannot see the propriety, of embarrassing
the adoption of the Rail Road proposition, by
encumbering 1t with q wagon road appro.
priation. Why is it. that in every attempt
of Internal improvements, in the shape of
the passage of bills for appropriations from
the comfy Of Butte, some scheming, pri.
vate speculation can be read with the naked
eye upon their face; l will not stop at the
present time Mr. Elitor, to discuss the mer.
its, or dement's. of the wagon and rail road
appropriation bill, it will suffice for the pres
ent to say, that deny having anything to
do with applying the bills as they now ap-
pear before the public, and that appreheud
the people will not hesitate to consign the
same to the shades Of oblivion in September
next ! will sir, in due time, take occasion
to call the attention of our people, to the
provisions of the present consolidated ,cag.
on road arrangement, and until then the
thing can slumber, and its friends prepare
for the "ResurrectiOn Day" when past acts
are to be accounted for, aud those of the fu-
ture hope, better guarded.
am &c, NJ II FARLEY.
Oroville, 18th April, 1868.
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s. before the Adjournment of H..
"'and jury a committee OF five was appointed ia
examine The subject of Licenses with instructions f.,
report 10 The Jury on the 9th day of MAY. the names
OF all persons and firms doing business, O, h,xinc
within the past year done business without nr,par
licenses to the end that they be then prosecuted f,r
delinquency: '''
IT, u. LAfiIRoP, Foreman of Grand linz
Grand Jury Room, April 24th. ISIS
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Ths MESTiNo ro.NfGur --Romemher
Dem crate, that yoo are 20 meet to night TO
take action upon the nominations made bx
your committee. Let there b. full turn
out The meesiag will be held at the Court
House. Go early. aud make sure ef good
ticket
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-30

isskiPs.-By sen,lemea who yesterday
came down from lnskips. we learn tha, the
snow has almost ell disappeared aud that the
miners on inskip Greek are doing remarka.
bly, we'll; making from eight to twelve dol.
lars per day. 2r&
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Preparing Bolt.

By an article in the State Journal Of Wed.
nesday. it Is plainly intimated that il the
Douglas party carries the consolidation con-
vention that the Lecomptonites will bolt
The Journal prates about "Black Republi.
can influences" says in italics that the Dou.
glas delegates "must be rejected" and what
10 more terrible than anything else, claims
that the Popular Sovereignty Democrats
"forced the issue" Perhaps they did ; let
us see.
We have it from indisputable authority.
that early in the day upon which the prim.
AIRY election in Sacramento was beld, that
scores Of Custom House attaches and bumm.
ers were busy about the polls, busy in circu
lsting Federal gold, and busy in circulating &
Federal lies abIu Mr. Dyer and the Popu
lar Sovereignty Democrats. We also learn
from the same authentic source that the
"Expcdiency" members OF the Senate and
House. were each levied upon and pursuaded
to subscribe their mites toward securing the
election of administration delegates We
likewise learn that certain State officers
were busily employed during the day in
electioneering for the same side We furth.
ermore learn that a large majority il not al
Of the Lecompton Senators and Assembly
men voted at this primary election, 10 which
they had no other than n mere nominal
right to participate.
But perhaps this is what the Journal
means by "forcing the ISSUE" 1t certainly
looks like it. There seems to be no ordna.
ry force at work when the hosts OF the Gus
tom House are despatched TO Sacramento
to work and lavish gold among the "doubt.
full" and when the Legislators and State Of.
fcers spend their money and time to carry
an election in which they had no right &c
take part. These things are apt to "force
an issue" and undoubtedly did It,
But We were prepared for this Lccomptou
threat-this boiling avowal. It is precise j
such a one rs 10 uttered daily in the halls o
Congress by sectional Fire Eaters II sounds
just like the hackncyed cry Of "disunion'
and secession" The great difference. how
ever, between the threat Of "bolt" and tn
threat to dissolve the Union is. that, In al
probability. the Lecomp,onites in Sacramen
to toiH desert the Democratic ticket il tn
representatives Of their own peculiar view
are not nominated (the class of politician
who compose tho Lecompson party, general
ly do bolt conventions and nominations owe
which they have not entire control) Will
the cry OF "disunion' Is as empty as the hol
low hearts that conceive such an alternativ,
or tho hollow heads that give il uttcrance.
Suppose these blatant Lecomptonites O
sacramento do bolt. What will they Dol
from Will they bolt because the Democrat
Of Sacramento could not all DO bought wit
Federal gold Or will they bolt becaus
they know that Mayor Dyer stands firm up
Oh the Popular Sovereignty plank of tn
Cincinnati Platform
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-30

WAeaoAD RAiLoS Acr,-Mr. Farley. in
another column defines his position on this
subject, He has been q warm advocate of
the railroad portion of the measure. but
denies having attached the ox.wagon to the
steam engine.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-30

PERSONAL Our Senator, Mr.. Hart, and
our Representative. Mr.. Kitchens, have re.
tnrned to their homo, both glad that their
official lsbOrs have ended for the season -
John H. McGee, Esq, of Plumas, was also
in town yesterday. lie looks in rObus,
health, and reports the Democracy Of his
county all right on the Kansas question
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-30
information Wanted

q RnSS R'osS MAN BY THE NAME or BRADLEY
forS State eish, years ago, and rsrI 10 20; New
Tha I.s - Is nOne 81 san Francisco for four wears
any ms S s on1 years we have not beard from him
him i, woaIt yse me any informal ioa concerning
Eixs NJ. " gratefully received by his moiher
h'i1A = Mains Trenton, Oneida Co, New Yor%
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-30
SHERrFF'S SALE.
INV WRITE OF An ExECJrTInN


ID issued ont OF the District Court of the Fifteenth
Judicial District in and for the County of Butte and
State of California. commanding me 10 make the
sum Of one thousand and ffty four nine'y.s ven
hunfredths dollars. with interest thereon at the
rate of ten per cent. per annun, until paid, together
with the further sum Ot forty tour and forty
huBdredths dollars costs Of snit. AMI all accruing
costs by said writ. wherein e. II. Hedges and VI.
Harmon paint is and f. s. Barnes IS defendant.
have levied upon ard will expose at public sale the
highest bidder for cash, 1T the Court House door, in
the Town Of Orove. County OF Butte, State a'ore-
said, on Saturday the Twenty-Sceo ond
day or May, A. ID. 1858, at Two o'clock, P.
VI. of sad day all "t the right de and interest of
the nbove named defendant, in and " the following
described property. to W.T.
! That certain piece parcel Of la'.d sua' ei
| at UianOndv,lle. kimshew Township Butte CUInty,
California and described follows, to viii bounded
on the north by the site formerly occupied by
vas st1rehouse, owned by - May. and running
south along the eas, ue of Mnin street about two
hundred and flty feet, more or less the place for
merly occupied by u blacksmith shop; thence mt
right angles IN an easterly diref,On le the Diamond
willie Ditch Company's ditch thence along the said
ditch ani mp the same about two hnuirei ieet more
or lcss thence in westerly direction To the place
Of beginung, together with the storehouse occupied
by the said dsfenian, anl other oui-buliiigs there
oa: As) nil and sing mar the tenr uents hcrrita-
ments and apper,rnan:es thoreunlJ he.oHsing or in
| anywise appcraining.
" n PLU.H, Sheriff Butte County.
Dated OrOyle, April 30lh, lSjS
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Channel Rock.

All shares In the Chlnnel Rock Mining Conn,nv
os which assessments ROW due, remain due ami nm
paid until the ooh day OF May, ls5s. will then he
'''u at inc Court House door al O'Clock p NJ. to
pay such assessments.
by order of the Trustees.
TupS WELLS,
sec'y and Treas. Channel Rock Mining Co.
April 26, lsjS.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-30

AcouirKp - Gleuu, indicted for the mpy.
der Of Brabaker OF Stockton, has been tired
and acquitted
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-30

PsoPLE's CoNNENrIoN.--The People"
met at the Court House last evening, and
nominated candidates for Trustees. The fol.
lowing is list Of the nominations:
TRUsrEEs-Seneca Ever, J. W. Buffum,
I Fogg, Bordwell, J. NJ. Clark
TREAsURER--J. NJ Brock.
MARsHAL--S. W. Gambrel.
AssEsseR--J. w. Miller.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-30
Notice..

NOIECC.
A'a meeting held by the Boarl OF Trustees Of the
Town ot orovile' on the 26lh day of April 1858, it
was oriered that Municipal Election shall be held
'h Monday the Sd day of May 1859, for the purpose
oil .ieeong The following officers: Five Trustees an
Assessor Treasurer, and Marshal. for said Town
Inc following gentlemen were appointed officers of
sad election: Robert Richey As Inspector. md NJ
H. Farley and Philid Waterman as Judges
AUG. LEOVY. President
Attest. c. A. SMITH. Clerk
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-30
O u " . !

4 PROMISSORY NOTE-For The - -
y hundred mud eigaty seven dohaIs 'isSs
three cents, lS4S7 a5) daled March 5e.n ~ !
owner can obtain the same B. applying -
Aud paying for Ihis ADJ eriisepca'. -
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-30

10 Mr.. John III. Liflard is authorized TO
receive Subscriptions and cellecs moneys for the
Daily and Th. Weekly Butte Record. Persons living
at distance obtain the paper by furnishing him
with their names.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-30

4 ARD, ILNSEED, NEATSFooT, foS
i sperm Oil--ror sale py .nrEyll
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-30
On Wednesday,, May 9th, 1853

Ar O'CLOCK, \. NJ, PUvoruALLY.
Passengers by the p. NJ 5 Co.'s Line are landed
on their arrival at Panama, upon the Wharf at the
Rail Roal Terminus, by the Company's Steam Ferry
Boa. and are transported,
by the Panama Railroad Company,
Immediately Across the ISriIMUS TO AsPlNWALL,
where the steamers Of tho U. =. Mail 5 Co are al
ways in readiness 10 convey them 70 Now York or
New Orleans.
The Panama Railrond Company. and the U. $. Mail
Steamship Company have authorized agents TO sell
their Tickets II desired by holsrs of Pacific Tickets
Passengers ore notified that all tickets for the sea-
mers of the U. :. Mail \ j. ca, must be presented
to their agent at Aspnwall,for registry and exchapge
rs they will not otherwise be available.
Treasury shipment will be received ON boord
the steamer until II O'Clock, midnight, May 4th
No merchandise freight viii be received ON hoard
after 3 O'Clock P. VI May 4,h, and wrrten order
must be procured a, the office for its shipment.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
FORBES & BABCOCK.
Corner Of Sacramento and Leidesdorr streets
san Francisco.
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GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
BooKsH

rJ,HE following is SCHEDULE Of Property which
will he given 10 Purchasers Of Books at the time
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W. II. CzHsz4DS a. CO.'S
PA TENT
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.

THE undersigned purchased the State Right for
Tennessee Of the above patent about one year
and has since introduced il extensively various
portions Of the State asks the attention Of build
ers and the public generally, to examine its superior
ity over other modes of Roofing.
The material forms a hard and smooth surface. 1t
is impeTvous to water elastic and flexible: il will
cheaper thai any roof of tue old style, and
it will give better satisfaction its durability there
is no question. is the best thing invented for
painting of old leaky tin roofs
Es- The Cement will be furnished 10 those at dis
lance with directions for using.
re- COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE
BS- Orders sent TO the Undersigned, through the
Post Office will be promptly attended 10.
would respectfully refer to the following gentle
men Tor whom have covered buildings with the Ce
ment, and many others whose names are not here
mentioned.
Mai. A. HERMAN,
Messrs. HUGHES K SMITH.
COLEMAN x SPAIN,
WA. STOCBELL,
Mr.. II. NJ .iKEROYD.
WARREN x MOORE,
HoUGH X MCCULLOUGH,
| j. R. MCCAIN,
Col. l. ANDERSON, s NJ Co.,
Rev. y. ELLIOTT,
d. +. WIIKlN,
R J. sMEIGS,
ENOCH ENSIEY,
SLAUGHTER 4 HEREFORD,
] y. WILLARD,
A. V. =. LINT'SI Fly,
Gen. WASH. BARROW,
W. II. GORDON x co
JAS. II. KENDRICK,
Rector F. G.. SMITH, Columbia.
Maj A. J. D0NELSoN, Davidson county
Col. A. J. POLK. Maury county.
aS- The Nashville 4 Chattanooga Railroad c. mpa-
ny have adopted this Cement for the covering their
cars and other work.
ss- Certificates and testimonials from Cincinnati
and elsewhere, where the Cement has been general
use for several years. can be exhibited.
The undersigned has been engaged in various modes
OF Cement roofing for many years and fatters himself
that he has gained some experience and knowledge
during that time.
have made arrangements TO receive a superior
imported article of Roofing Felt from JOHNSTON Bro
THEIRS, New York.
Samples of Roofing to be at Office.
J. I. NATHURST,
Office No. Is Deaderick street,
may15-sm NASHVILLE. Tenn
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tAone Again!

Nj &. bsAt&au VI IL ~ =-csircs to sotofm his
VI asrn1s te Psibiis generally that lac has
snra fral his Northern toat, aed is reaay - open
80 tall cam aign,
faliy psslssa Ia al recent improvement IN Photo
raphle Malipu laton-Ssty ms a. hsfetotre solely
,pan As aseftfs OF has iftures, ana SsteFnined W
.,,rs no eH0ft pessa, be eonfdseIiy those
,.ho have eeveF gwen Eita a falf usli. 20 40 so
Ia.ltes ~iii flli his s,ressnt abs
s.atis ant iileasahtly i0csied ct any Ia The City
csefry street, e0sHsr VI Uasns ssgs2i-1
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Valuable Free-Soil Property
FOR SALE

WILL sell the house and iss a. prssent occupies
i and oxned BY Vim. I. aashy. Situated GA tiiEk
street south Nashville. Treating sixty feet. and
Ming back hundred rlie hsa<e i q brtck, uith
All her necessary out bnildtlEs, al god FcEair
Also sss frontiDK High STREET thiEsy
feet ss1d running back "a fees good i1.c.sH is.r
hnadsnx sise. Tfis . desirable prosperity szeze
ushis "a Get rid of the fisst IN
posed ur.on prossFty hslteFs and zpasd e1FuezIly
snxs tkaes pfshng u insezz 10 zeal ~ ezssf
tbs pftIersf. f5s& ttHAA
rsxxs - saan-A credit q enc. s~a ana thsee
rear< ash Interest frfna aslr-
r. For FaFtAer pzrttralsEs call -
r K GfAscocK
81. RAi fsss<s AsssL
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TO ExchanEe or Sale.

4 LIKELY Negro Woman, - years nias AHd hrf
hse chlliren the oldest by l., the eekt Ktii
ans y doen a. uftnt. al b. s4sia -
lsased fsF ether NeEroes - sae enc ~ ne N lhe
.untrs ana that ihetn for Their uxe, and
i q FIR ssncassfleH. Apfsiyts
ausIl-f WILL = BOYD.