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Smyrna times., 1858-05-27
New Aspects of the India Rebellion.


The rebellion against British authority in In
dIa is not over by good deal, nor so near over
as recent reve-ses of the rebels have made many
IN Eng land as well as here, to believe. Ii is
true' the Sepoys are beaten by the Christians
whenever or wherever there is stand up
hght' but the natives are beginning to under
stand the philosophy of their infer.oriiy to the
Europeans. and so, instead of meeting them in
urawh battle, their tacrics now appear 10 be to
weary out the enemy by forced marches from
one place 10 another, and to exhaust their en-
ergIes as much as possible by desultory assaults.
Hence, no sooner is an insurrection suppressed
IN one place, than straightway the confagra-
ton breaks out in another. 1t was thought ihat
when Lucknow was reduced the rebels, driven
from the most formidable strongholds, would be
SO dlsheartened as to dispose them to open the
door to peace aud reconciliation. But that an
LIcIpaton, it is clear is not to be mmedately
realized. Districts that have hitherto been
tranquil are now up in arms. Ghoruckpore,
AZlnghln, JuanpOre and the entire eastern shore
Of the Ganges Valley swarm with mutineers
to meet whom, Sir Colin Campbell, being oblig-
ed to leave a strong garrison in every place
that is captured, has few or no troops to spare.
Fresh relnforcements from home have not been
called for as yet, but, under these circumstan-
ces, there is every probability that a call will
be made soon. In the fighting of the last few
months, the British loss, though not SEVERE
considering the brilliant succession of victories
which has been its fruits-is nevertheless, SUI. |
hclently severe to demand fresh levies, espec- |
ally as the hot weather is likely to add largely
to the sick list from the unacclimated, who only
departed from England last winter.
1t is now some months since the London
Times announced that, with the fall of Delhi
hc " neck ofthe rebellion was broken" But an |
survey Of the field, to-day, goes 10
how that the serpent has been scotched only,
lot killed. Ii still lives. A country contain
ng one hundred and seventy-oue millions OF
population nearly fourteen times
S dense as that Of the United States we
hus see' is not so easily put down when it has
mind TO rl'e up to strike; and all things con-
.dered, the wonder is that the mere handful
i British troops, as 1t were, have already been
bic to do so much, in the face of odds SO over
'hcIInlngly dlsproportioned. As it is. we con- A
ludc that it will be time enough twelvenonth n
ence to begin to talk, with some degree of ra-
onallty, about the broken neck of the REBEL.
IN.
Smyrna times., 1858-05-27
A NEW FEATURE IN BUSINESS.
EUerv Nan his Owu ,S0{cs

WnITE TEETH, Perfumcd Breath and Beau
tIul Complexion, can be acquired by using the
"BALM or A THOUSAND FLOWERS." What
lady or gentleman would remain under the curse of n
nisagrecabe breath, when by using the Balm of a
Thousand Flowers as dentriiice, would not ONLY
render 1t sweet. bui leave the teeth as White as ala
haSer' Many persons do not knew their breath is
bad' and the subject delicate their friends will
never mention 1t. Beware of cOunterleils. BE sure
the bottle is signed. FErRIDGE u co. \, Y
For sale by all Druggists
Smyrna times., 1858-05-27
New Livery Stable

The undersigned has taken Livery ST..
short distance from the Delaware uo"otee uu,oo,e
IN SN lRNA, and will he ready, At any o,ee use
TO HIRE HORSES and CARRIAGES =, ,'ine, me-
Lowest kaieS-tor cash only. NJ lie a. .,i1i rHE
also convey Passengers to and from The Re-, VIZ ir
desired. 0EF Please leave Orders al eiiSar' 81 y
me llo'els' or Post Office or at his residence on
May 6, '5s-9m. HENRY RATrcu1rv
Smyrna times., 1858-05-27

AN EXAMINATION OF THE UrAH NEws.-We
have at last something approaching an intelli-
glble statement of the circumstances attending
the entrance into Salt Lake City of the U. S.
Governor (Cummng), from which it would ap-
pear that Brigham Young has actually made to
that officinl sort of pro JormG submission,
doubtless superinduced by the near approach of
some two thousand five hundred Federal bayo-
nets, under Col. Johnson. The further report
is, that the Governors authority had been
recognized by all the Mormon officials, and that
the great ma or.ty of the inhabitants had emi-
grated Southward, - some say 20 Sonora,
Mexico. The hegira of Brigham himself does
not appear to be confirmed, though we are told
his woman and children have been sent off.
This news comes to US on the authority of
Mr.. Gerrish, at st. Louis, just arrived from
Utah 1t is difficult TO reconcile its allegations,
as to the readiness of the Mormons to make
peace, with the statement that Lieut.. Kane.
who was dispatched by way of California to
Salt Lake City by the President, on mission
Of peace to Brigham Young, had not been
dUIG ~ eHcCt any VlHluB Uul as LJ. Lane iltn-
self is now en- route for Washington, he will
soon be in position to speak for himself
0(F BY the arrival at New York, Sunday, Of
the steamship City of Washington, from Liver
pool, we have news from Europe three DAYS
later than previous advces. Resolutions had
been introduced into both Houses Of the British
Parliament censurlngsthe ministry for the pub
lIcaton of their despatch to the Governor Cen
"ral OF India in regard to his first proclamation
to the people Of Dude. Lord Ellenborouoh as
>uned the responsibility of the act, and resigned
his post IN the mlnlstery, which was accepted.
The House of Commons had disagreed to the
amendments OF the House OF Lords to the Jew
lsh bill, and admitted Baron Rothschild. The |.
resolutions OF censure had not been acted upon, I
but would be supported by the whole liberal |
party, and speculatlons were rife as to the pro-
Dable course of the ministry in the event OF
heir passage. Later advices from India say
hat hot weather campaign in Rohiicund was
Inevitable. Another legislative election had
Ieen held in Paris. which resulted in the Sue
:ess of the opposition candidate. The Paris
conference has been further postponed for
ew days.
Smyrna times., 1858-05-27

GT The aggressions on our commerce BY
British cruisers brought out Resolution on
Monday from Judge Douglas, proposing to give
the President the necessary force to procure
prompt redress, in cases where delay is incom-
pntible with the honor and dignity of The coun.
tsy.
Smyrna times., 1858-05-27


4. " AT late regular meeting of the |. O.
W. NJ, Shawnee Tribe, No. 3, Smyrna, Del,
the following Preamble aud Resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Great Spirit,
III the order OF HIS allwise providence, to call
our w. p. s CHARLES KELLO, from the hunt.
Ihg-ground of his fathers; Therefore, be it
ReSnlred, That III the decease of our brother,
the Tribe sustalns the loss Of one of its devo-
ted members and an ardent and atiectonate bro
ther.
ReSOlred, That in his death another link in
the chain Of our membership has been severed.
and while we a tribe bow under this sad be-
reavement, we are taught that in the midst Of
lie we are in death.
RcSOlred, That we participate in the sorrows
md sincerely synpathIsG with the family of our
deceased brother, trusting that the Great Spirit
s too wise to err and too good to be unklnd,
md that the same hand that has afflicted will
llSO comfort and sustain.
ReSOired, That as a mark OF respect to the
memory of our deceased brother, that our wands
of office and Hall be drupcd in mourning for
the space Of three moons.
Resolued, That copy of these resolutions
be sent to the bereavcd family of our deceased
brother, and also to be published in the Smyrna
Times.
john L. MOUNT
Smyrna times., 1858-05-27
Read and be Profted.

The subscriber invites the attention OF his
customers aud The public generally, to his
large'and handsome assortment of New Goods
just opened at his old staud. The attention of
the Ladies is particularly called to his beauti-
ful Slks-Derage, ChallIes and Lawn Robes.
with great variety OF other dress goods, all Of
which will be sold very cheap.
Call and examine for yourselves.
THOS. CARROW.
May 18Th. '!s-l mo.
Smyrna times., 1858-05-27
miscellaneous Advertisements.
nj Il n |

;, liE board Of Examiners of tho Medical
facuIty, OF the State of Delaware, will meet
IN LOVER, on TUESDAY, the 6th of June
next, at II o'clock, m, for the purpose of grant
ing Licenses to practice Medicine and Surgery
III 'hlS state. f.. ID. DALEY,
may 20 59 2w Sec'y Board Examiners.
Del Republican, Gazette, News and S. Messen-
ger COPY I. m.
Smyrna times., 1858-05-27

OF iona. Catlin, of this town, is preparing
for the approaching harvest-in the way OF
labor-saving machines. lie has on hand, aud
is ready to furnish all in need with Atkins
AutOmaton, SelERakng Reaper; also, McCor.
mick's and Aliens Reapers, Threshers, Horse.
powers, Drills, &c.
Smyrna times., 1858-05-27

TIE "TIMES" is published EUery Inusday. by
RoBr. D. HOFFEcKER, Editor and Proprietor, al The
Temperance Hall. Smyrna, Del.
RXS-SUBsCRIPTION.-One year. 81 so in adrance
Or $500 # not paid till end Of the year. No taper
discontinued nnfH all arrears paid-OnIy qfthe
option Of The Publisher.
ApyERrlsIXG-FOr erery square Of IL lines less first
assertion, SO cts; each subsequent insertion 25 cts-
Lbsrdi arrangements made with yearLy and hqlE
yearly edcertisers.
Smyrna times., 1858-05-27
PAINTS ! PAINTSI

TIE Snbs,rher, .aving connected with the Dru1
and Prescription business PAINTS, OILS VARNI$II.
rs, ERR SIZES, GLASS. DYE-STUFFS &c is now
prepared To furnish all IN that line who NAV favor
HIM with a call lie would also llke this opportunity
"i returning 1" the puhIc his sincere thanks for The
liberal patronage they have shown him and hone.
by slrIcl attention and Industry TO merit a conln,u
anCe OF The same. JAS u IIOLELrEEn
Commerce ST., door below Eliason's Corner
may 2U-'J5 S,n,,r,a ir
Smyrna times., 1858-05-27
Smyrna Prices Current.

OUTTGCIeU EFtFhLY'
Wheat continues quiet at $l.00 for white,
and 95c. for red.
Corn 65c. per bushel.
Flour $3.50 per bbl.
Meal 75c. per bush.
Rye quiet at 6Oc.
Outs steady at 33c.
Beans $l.00.
Seeds-Clover is selling at $500, Timothy
s3 25, Milett nominal at 81. 80, and FlaXseed
Tl.l0 per bushel.
Hay is selling at SIG to $ls peEton, for both
timothy and clover.
StaUes-cooper stuff $500 per thousand.
WOod-Ilickory $3.50; best Oak $3.50 /;
common Oak 1925; Maple 1925, and mixed
and rough Oak S2.00 per cord.
Smyrna times., 1858-05-27
Store Removed.

WE have REMOVED to that laroa ord
beautiful Store on the Southwest CGrner nf
Main and Commerce Street, (long known to the
puDl,c as the place to get the Best Prices for
all Kinds OF Produce,) where we wllkAove more
room room and greater facilities for our business -
w e have now on hand, and intend keening
COMPLETE STOCK of ALL KINDS or
uOODS Common to country store. and for tho
c%sh G.; Will sell little CHEAPER than any other
Store in Town. O''''4
Thankful for past favors from generous ppb.
IIc' we hope by application to business, to m..r;t
continuance OF the same,
SUTTON g. SAVIN.
Smyrna, Jan. 2s, SO.
Smyrna times., 1858-05-27

OF The British have arrested and boarded
twenty-one American vessels on the high seas,
during the past few weeks.
Smyrna times., 1858-05-27
The Smyrna Academy

WIlI commence the Summer Session MonsJ
May Sd. monday,
TUITION per Term of Eleven w..
Eng. Branches, $500 Fr,h..;, " eeAs:
Greek Lntn. French S;TInoUuery' S;In Uy' Gold,
German each 200 ! r. Iench. each 8 co
Bookkeeping. 500 r,H '1reeian and
PCnul Draw ing, 300 | roo,ii,k Ineu wofk' each 800
NOnnchrOmalc Draw. W. Tk' W"Fk' 800
ing AID Painting, SEQ Wa1 rIo,r. a0ec
Water-coior Painting 500 AoOf
Urinary Scholars will he token This term, nj q
o: N. BASS, A. B.,
Mrs. 0. N. BASS, reach -
Smyrna, 1853 ao6
Smyrna times., 1858-05-27

0%F WIN. Penn Ohley, of this town, has
opened Drug Store in Frederick. Mr. o. is
we'll skilled in Pharmaceutical Arts, and will
no doubt soon command an extensive run of
custom.
Smyrna times., 1858-05-27
WILLIAM STUBBS.
House and SianPainto,

..'1.1"'I'N IT "'I'N' FAFLR HANGER, &C.
pegs |" ahl"hnCe (" his tIn ntS and ,ubI, - .,
VI 9inSIha ana surrounding country Ih.I h., ba
"oNe" II 'hl i GEORGE : sad uCapi Inns, /, m = &c
m'f'' S'!c't Smy rnu where he w,U IN H. oH , III
ms business. and hrgs most lr>ncCtG
S''l' inc patronage and support OF The nn 10
20 ''''S "Ni an" country, assuring Them 1La,
"'"N VII" sirIcI regard 10 ouomv neans and I
~ o' us eNierieh'e 0i more am thirty years oi,
i ~ "Iat 'i"eIll in SIaic thai he can exrc,Ia al
"H'licS "' House PhIniIHs and Interior DecnroIi -.
me satisfaction OF all who may please to cn,r,1I 10
vii" ''er orders Tho most rcspct table Rofso, nun
sHrm' % %d al, Orders rnncualIy attended to-
~ lhilIAIiONS OF WOOD Ann M,pp,r
BRoAIlNG, GLIDING, &c: oJso. Fn,1, MA W. hbLE,
ci'"gS Painted IN superior China Glass C",oru "S ana
w. SmVrDa March y -
Smyrna times., 1858-05-27

0T Our town commissioners are at work on
the streets cutting down, filling up, &c.,
which, when completed, will doubtless be in
" perfect state''
Smyrna times., 1858-05-27
JOHN L. MOUNT, }
WM. MCFARLANE,

IowA-GOH MineS.-Iowa. just now, is q
subject of much talk. Its fields are ovcrrun
with countless millions of destructive grass.
hOppers or lOcusts, which are eating up the
cereals so that great fears are entertained for
the crops. Then the gold fever has broken out
simultaneously in many counties where the
hin'ng dust has been discovered, SO that Iowa
IS fairly in for the epidemic. The speculative
mania has been so long chronic affection, out
there, as to be considered natural tendency of
things. The recent discoveries of gold have
been in regions of the Des Moines and Grand
rivers and their headwaters, but so widely scat
tered as to be truly remarkable, beginning at
the mouth Of the Des Mones river, on the Mis-
sisspp, and stretching away off into the heart
Of Iowa. Though at first inclined to doubt the
published reports, we see no reason to do go
now, as the statements are too circumstantial
and come from too many different sources to be
false. The existence of the placers is beyond
suspicion, though whether they can be worked
remuneratively remains to be tested.
o. At a meeting of the New Jersey State
Editorial Association, held at New Brunswick
on the 18th inst, S. NJ. Pettengill g. Co., New
York, and Joy, Coe g. Co., Philadelphia, were
appointed agents for the newspaper press of
New Jersey.
Smyrna times., 1858-05-27

RELIGIoUs.-T next annual Convention
of the Protestant Episcopal Church, of this bio.
cese, will be held in st. Peters Church, in this
town, on Wednesday next-June I'd. The
Rev. DR.. &. D. Cummins, Of Washington city,
by Divine permission, will preach the opening
sermon. The Convention will organize at 0
o'clock, A. NJ, for business, and service CON-
mence at 10 o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1858-05-27
DEVEDE}Ssp

nm, ~, BANK OF SMYRNA, MAY 9Th 1888
4hE' directors Of Tins Institution have tLis O..
declared Di| lDEND OF FOUR PER CEN'T on u'y 'S.
PIoS OF e last NN mouths, payable To The S,ocIIoi
efS or Their legal Representatives ON or I
INST. lSv ureer va VI a''cE Ihe 18th
ml3.lm ~ NJ pr,,
Smyrna times., 1858-05-27
For Sale,

superior AWNING, nearly new,--sizc %
ieet long and II feet wide,--very cheap. viii
be sold for want Of USE
?. nISo' h,S superior rCORNSliELLER, Bowman
Il Eilott's moke,) which will be sold yery Iow
or exchanged fos Corn or o.her saleoblc frado
at J. K. WILLIAMSON'S
,;,oo.-,, Great Bargain Store,
April 29,'5S) West Commerce st., Smyrpa.
Smyrna times., 1858-05-27

ET VIM. DouSherty, sr, and VIM. Dough.
erty, jr., charged with the murder of Marietta
Hurt, Wilmington, on the 23d of March last
were convicted of mansaughter at New Castle
last Thursday. Martin O'Neil, George Camp
bell, james Cusick and Edward Brady, indicted
for the murder of Jesse Jones (n) in Whining
ton, on the 25th of February last, were tried
at New Castle on Friday last and a verdict
returned OF murder in the second degree against
ONell and Brady, and manslaughter against
Campbell. Cusick was acquitted.
The DELAWARE COLLEGE IIoMIcIpE.-Tbt
trial OF Weaver, for the murder of young Roach.
at Delaware College, resulted in verdict Of
acqulttal, as was generally expected, notwlth.
standing all the facts in the case that could be-
adduced tended to fix the commission of the
deed upon him. There was no dircct proof, a,
no one saw the blow struck. The evidence was
much the same as given before Judge Gilpin
several weeks ago, and therefore familiar to our
readers.
Smyrna times., 1858-05-27

EoUALITY to All !-Uniformiiy of Prices =
new Feature in Business-Everyone his owr
Salesman!
JONES 4 CO., OF the Crescent One Price Cloth.
ing Store No. 200 Market street, above Sixth,
FHfLADELPHIA, i'll addition To he wing the largest,
most varied and fashionable stock of CLOTHING in
l'hadeIl'la. made expressly for retail sales. have
constituted every one hIs salesman, by having
marked IN fSHreS on each article, the verv lowest
price II can be sold for thoy possibly vary
all must buy alike.
The goods all we'll spOnged and prepared and
great pains taken NTH the making, that uiI can buy
with the full assurance OF getting good article at the
very lowest price.
Remember the Crescent, in Market above Sixth,
w. ZOO' julyS-ly
A NEW FEATURE IN BUSINESS.
EUery Nan his OUn Statesman.
LlPPlNCOTT d CO., One Price Clothing Store
No 4Ol Market street, Sd door above /tl stree l. Pua
delphia would solicit call from those in yaiIl of
CLOTHING, before purchasing elsewhere-.as ali
our goods are made up expressly for retail sales AMI
every article is marked IN PLAN figures so mai all
mHSt bny alike. All goods used in tins store are
spnnged before making up, and all articles sold wifi
DC guaranteed tU be cut and ma, i'll the best lnul.r
Remember
} 404 Market street
Philadelphia.
se3O. SLY
Smyrna times., 1858-05-27

EARLY PoTAToEs.-Jonathan Brown, Esq l..
lett at our Office, few days since, lot of early
Potatoes,-that is, this years rowth,--nearly
as large guinea eggs. The sight of tlem
completely took US aback, for we had not even
as yet thought of such delicious esculents,-
they being associated in our mind with the sui
try days of July. But here they were never.
lheless, Notwithstanding overcoats aud buffalo
robes are still articles of comfort. MIR. b.
stands this season without competition, if we
except the inhabitants of the tropical regions
We were not made acquainted with his secret
OF suceess-llke the sharp Yankee, or other
wise Brother Jonathan" as the English have
IT. he keeps his own secrets TO profit thereby
with all.
Smyrna times., 1858-05-27

the same character but our space necessarily
restricts us 10 mention of the most prominent.
as 10 the stores and business ediiices of this
thriving town. they are in the main as spacious
and wei stocked as those of many cities whose
pretenslons are much greater The principal
business thoroughiure is as busy and bustlng
as even the Wilmngtonians could desire.
Smyrna times., 1858-05-27
FAMILY PRODUCE.

SHAWLS-superior lot, at Philadelphia Prices by
- LATrOMUS y EATON
Smyrna times., 1858-05-27

MAGAZINEs.-We have received for the
month of June, IIarper's Iagazine-fnely il.
lustrated. Blackwood, as dignifed and learned
as old Ebony" is ever wont to be. The At
antic Monthly, sparkling as ever with corrus-
cations of wit and sentiment. The Ladies'
Repository, the charming companion of the
heartside. Godcy's Lady's Book and Arthur 5
Home Magazine, the heralds of the fashions,
iancles. &C., in upper lfe-all excellent in the
various literary channels in which they run.
ADMISSION OF ANOTHER NEW SrArE.-The
Senate, last week, SO far as that body is con.
ccrned, added another State to the American
Union, by the passage Of the bill for the adlnis.
sion ofOregon. The vote stood ayes 30, nays
Il. The bill has yet TO receive the assent Of
the House. This is the third bill for the ad.
mission of Territories as States which has pa ss
ed the Senate at the present session, namely ::
Kansas, Minnesota and Oregon. The two first
named have also passed the House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03
The Joseph walker Case Again.
at.rpp.sI rOtrT GENERAL, TERN

Before Judges Davies Sutherland and Iiogcboom.
Sur 3o-To day appeal was taken from decision
of Judge Davies special term, in the case Of Juns
Lewis against Daniel Dodge AMI Charles v Rarnes, giving
the proceeds of cargo % grain, provisions and cotton
which was on board tho ship Joseph Walker 10 Lewis,
which was partially burned on the night q the 25th
December, 1853
Tho owners cf the ship abandoned her 10 tho nm.
dcrwrters and they accepted the proposals Of Thomas
Bell 10 raise her for seventy five per cent Of the proceeds
az All no should raise Bell Lewis, after various abor
tive ATTEMPTS abandoned the work and the work he
came nuisance the Mayor, Fernando Wood, made
tract with Walter X Jones by which the latter agreed TO
remove the wreck and cargo for s3 600 On the 9th 81
May 1854, Dodge Barnes entered into contract with
Homes 10 raise the ship aud cargo within seventy days for
INV per cent Of the proceeds Of the sale OF the Ship
and sixty two and half per cent Of the proceeds ~ the
cargo Dodge Barnes succeeded IN raising The chip,
after an expenditure In work and labor u 5000 The
shin vas then hbecd for wharfage sold, and the
proceeds paid into the United States District Court and
The plaintiff Lewis now claims the whole proceeds Of the
bp and cargo The Court at special term gave Judgment
thai the palntn together with Bell Benson, WAS en-
titled 10 seventy FIVE per cent of the ship and cargo, and
the whole 81 the proceeds subject 70 adjustment With
the owners of the ship and cargo Inc appeal wss A.
gued, and no DECISION rendered.
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BUCHANAN AND THE JEWS.
Tie Milwaukee Wisconsin, SsHttnei of Wednes
day lac, says:-Exccpuon having been thkcn by
some members q the Jewish persuasion 70 one
particular paragraph in the teographo despatch sent
W President Buchanan a. Queen Victoria, Dr. Isd0r ka
isch rabh q tho lne Jhurun congregation IN this city,
wrote 20 The President for explanation Yesterday Dr.
kasch called upon " read the Presidents reply and
Request ts publication IN the SHiinei II follows
WASHINGTON CRY, Sept n, 1858.
Ihave received your favor ~ he 9th instant and per-
10 say that IN the my to
The Queen think you somewhat hypercrcsl. Most
Certainly never intended by using the expression. All
the nations oi chrstendOn," - reflection upon
tho Jews. Such idea entered my mind. Both
a. President of the United States aud individual
have ever the advocate of religious liberty and tho
perfect freedom OF conscience For q your per.
suasion entertain the highest personal regard, and
would be the last man IN the world either IN an Official
document or private letter 20 any expression dero
ragory TO their character calculated 20 wound their
fceInge. JAMES BUCHANAN.
Rev IupoR KALscH, Milwaukee.
Mr.. BUCHANAN And THE IsEBRTATE ASYLUM
The President 81 the United States sent Or Turner the fol
lowing letter In sswer 10 invitation 70 be present al
The lay ing Of the corner stone -
WASHINGTON Crr, sept "a 1853.
NY recent brief vist my home IN Pennsylvania has
prevented me from acknowledging your very Kind
invitation On behalf N the Trustees ~ the New York
Tnebrae Asylum 20 be present this day at the laying u
the ~ building for that noble institution
This undertaking commends itself 10 the warm approba
ton ~ every freud humanity and every lover Of his
country and would cordially Wish u all the success
JAMES BUCHANAN.