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FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Aug 80
Com. Stewart is nov in this city, his advice hav-
ing been required by the Administration with re-
speet TO the Paraguay Expedition.
The Washington correspondent OF the New York
Herald states that HOa VIM. L. Yancey, Of La has
written for publication letter nwhieh he charges
Mr.. Pryor. editor Of the Richmond South, with
having betrayed the Southern Division Party, and
violated certain conditions with regard TO the pro-
posed disuniOn.
1t appears a disuniOn league was formed, of
which Mr.. Pryor was member. The understand
ing was that the league should appoint commis-
siOner TO negotiate certain arrangements with Eng
land in the way Of pTOtectOrate, free trade, &c,
and after perfecting their arrangements, disuniOn
was Immediately 10 follow. The part assigned in
the programme TO Mr. Pryor was to make al first q
hypOcritcal show OF preference for the North, and
after a little dodgng to carry Yirgnia in favor OF
the dsunion urOpramme
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-01

Ist. Cotton is used as it is purchased-On spOOls
without rs-Winding saving time, trouble and
waste.
I'd. The trouble and psrplexity Of filing shut
tie, las in ether maebines) is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. It is very simple yet strong in construction,
easily learned and kept in order, and does not
uuirs TO be taken apart to be oiled.
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
uIar, and will not rip though every fourth stitch
be cut
5th. The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
4 This Machine embroiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving Of
labor are invited to call at the salssrOom Of the
subscriber and examine for themselves. The
above machines are freely shown and samples Of
work given at all times.
The services of lady and the use Of amachins
can be obtained by the day in families. by calling
at the room of Mr.. Hopkins. Terms 81 so per day
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
Eorthrop 4 Spsngler's Block,
mh30d6m:19S Superior ST.. up stairs
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standing water-but would not advise doing it
at present. Received and filed-Of Judi
ciary Committee on communication Of Beni
WHEELER, that he has 4 right to demand pay
ments for property belonging to him that NAV
be appropriated by law. Received and filed
OF Geo. W. Girty giving statement of Wa
ter rent for August, 1858. Received and filed
or same, showing the Receipts aud Dis.
bursemeEts Of money received for water for Au. .
gust, 1858. Received and filed.-Of same,
showing Disbursements Of money received for
water for August, 1853, for running expenses
and repairs. Received and filed-Of Board
of CityImprovements, that they have made con-
tract with Thos. Manning for fence around
the fountain, West side, for 5000 Received
and fled--0f Judiciary Committee against
paying claim Of S. B. & F. J. Prentiss Re
ceived and iled-0f Committee on Fire and
Water, adverse to admitting the Independent
Hook and Ladder Co into the City Fire De-
partment. Report adopted-Of Judiciary
Committee, that they know of no damages ac-
cruing to Jas. Church by grading, on Market
grounds. Report accepted.
OF Board Of Education, that the salary Of
$50 fixed by Council To be paid Secretary of
said BOARD, is not sufficient. Referred to Com.
on Schools
ORDNANcEs.-TO assess special tax on real
estate bounding and abutting on Vestry street,
between Pearl and York streets. Passed.
To levy and assess a special tax on real estate
bounding and abutting on Meadow street, be-
tween Lighthouse and Front SITS. Referred to
Com. on Ordinances.
To amend the second section of an 0rdin-
ance entitled an Ordinance tOregulate the prac-
tice of the Police Court. Referred to Com on
Ordinances.
Ordinance to assess a special tax on all real
estate bounding and abutting on st. Clair st +,
between Erie St and Case Avenue. Read the
second time and laid on the table
Ordinance to establish and lay out Long St
Passed.
Adiourned
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NEw YoRK. Aug. 81.

By the arrival at this port of the steamship BOr-
russia and North Star, both via Southampton, on
the 18th, we have London advices TO the evening
of that date but there is scarcely item to add TO
that which has already been received.
A great excitement has been created in Sardinia,
by the assassination in Switzerland Of one Casmir
Parodi, man who was implicated in the insurrec-
tiOn last summer, at Genoa, but who subsequently
turned Kings evidence. Tie is believed 10 have
been killed by an agent Of the Mazzinian faction
who had tracked him to his retreat TO SocamO.-
ParCdi was about to Cmigrate to America. haz
zini has issued another characteristic proclamation
10 his followers
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G0n1ational.
/ SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

A SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
eubran1ns all the elamfnis of solt and useful Ed
uc1fan will be opened IN The Sunday School Room the
r.r n riuiv Church SupeF1lr sreef. Of Sep
tenber under the Of the Msses NARIAN. and the
general u-erntendence OF Rev A NAhiAN as Rector Of
the School -
Al snv time durinE the course Of the School term
Prospectus setting forth Terms. &c can be had
pafi0n the Rector either d the Rev sent leuen
xxisif9rs OF The School DR. CLAXTON,
.DR. BOLLES,
ru3 I'm los REV. L CARTER
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-01

REyr1NG.-The streets presented busy scene
yesterday. The cessation of the rain called on;
all those who had been imprisoned by it for the
past few days, and pedestrians thronged the
sidewalks, while the streets were filed with
wagons and carriages of all descriptions. On
the docks too, and among the river craft, new
life seemed to be infused into the dropping
trade. We have seldom seen the river so full
Of proPelIers, schoOners, scOws, &c, as it was
yesterday afternoon
We can pretty certainly promise ourselves
some fine weather now, as we fancy the mate
rial for rain must be nearly used up by this
time All hail to the sun which in triumph
advances"
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
CABLE CELEBRATION


CABLE CELEBRATION
NEW YoEK, Aug. 30.
The American Telegraph Company have made
arrangements with the Lelands ofthe Metropolitan
Hotel, TO have a Telegraph instrument in the ban
quet during the great Telegraph Dinner, TO send
dispatches to all parts Of the world.
The following are the two Odes by Mrs. Ann ;.
Stephens for the celebration TO morrow;
The Gable.
AIE-STAR SPASGLED Banner
oh sav not the old times were brighter thtn these.
When iruners were from the F1rrors that boro Them;
Oh say the Orean- the som. and ihe breeze
Are reosf pruudest ien war tlurders DER "a n
Fur the lafe's red light grows pale 10 Inc sisht,
when The pen Wiells Is power or thought ieels l2 N
a ~ rsfnI siss tr uuuh ant where slaughter beeu
OH Cd bless our r. esideni-God save tho Queen
Let the 10y Of tho world in ricl, harmony rise;
Lei the sword keep sheath and the cannon thunder;
Noe nteIlec. rcisueh fToli the earth 70 the sklcG.
And sri-ure links nations that shall not sundrrs
Where tue msrmads sill weep, a. d te PEARLS ne Hseept
Now mind relrus triumphant there siHuehfcr las hceni
on I'D bless our Pfosideut-Ciod save our Qaeen-
When the sunset Of veEtsrlay a00ded the west,
Our Old mother country lay far in the Distance
Bat the lightning struck cOsu % ar breast,
That beautiful land which inst gave Us eX cnce,
AMI We feel with san the qaioS pulse Of lho heart
And the mother and child are no longer apart
For mud relEus triumphant where slaughter has been
Oh God bless the Presidsni-God save the Queen
he blool that kindred thrJs proudly once more,
And the glow uf JOY nils the deeps Of the urnn'
II thris through the waves, aud Il sings GA the shnrss
TIL the globe 10 It's poles feels the holy comniotin
LIT Us som might, and b. earnest for hight
Where inc Saxon boad burs let Il strive fr he right;
E1T mind rrigns triumphant whero slaushcr has BEEN
oh God bless the PresideHt-GOd ssve the Queen
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-01
EVERY FEMALE SHOULD READ
The FEMALE MEDICAL PRECEPT0R
Or, Thirty Years Study and Experience,
ESPECIALLY DEVOTED To
DISEASES OF WOMEN;
By Cornelius L. ChcesmaB, VI D.
NEW NnEL lIIA

BE Cornelius L. Nheeemans VI d
NEW YORK CITY.
AN INSTRUCTOR, GUIDE, AND A PHYSICIAN
In which is embodied a fun ahd ohasie deseripiioa
knowledge necessary TO the welfare Of those married
about be married process OF
and delivery, their pains and dangers, well the
methods by which many OF the latter he oviated, aud
teaching how the system may be iHsisoed and restored
to is proper tone amer having been pnosraied by COM
plants Incidental 10 tie humsn frame. Also, much
PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION. which Will obyiaie
the necessity ofHy great amount OF sickness and enable
the oervaut reader be- great extent, her ply
sieian. - -
This hook IS more available to the understanding OF the
non-pr5fsssoaal reader and sklf1lly elaborated.
paus.d arranged and earned cut, than any work OF its
lind lfore the pubic. while II gives wholesome
pAItcuaTs ane respects siUs information uion
some ufthe mo de Affairs connected with the female
system 1t should be Tcel in the hands Of every female,
PRICE s. CENTS.
This work also prei used by the doctor
his practice for the positive Of ScroialoHs ET-
to4s-Fsrer and sgus-SeueTe C0ugss end COidsRhsEu-
Dgp-psia-FaIlg Of of fas Hsr, Sc So. &, any
which prelraions mas rose OF great value TO The
This box viii he sent by mail free Of portage the
eoeption nj it, pTce, which NAV BE- sent her ~ niouey o
uSfage stamus All orders should BE- addressed 10
-, r Ec8.i B ilUTcHlNGSS; .5i-l!S y -,,r
). b. Barnes a Co, PrOprietOrs of the CIev,
aai PiuHliae WORKS, Atwaier Block prepare,
via arse force of experienced workmen doing even
es.ria tol OF Plu nins The thorough manner
he mos scientific plans On reasonable terms and On shor
notice Large stocks o Fountains OF different STYLES an'
izes, Bathing Tubs Of cast iron and wood lined viii
innedcopper steam heaters lead and galvanized rui
sf Brass and Pistad Cocks. Including the Paen Secl
ng Co-ks Teceatiy lntIodu' N1sI BlNls' al ~ ~
fWater WORKS Fixtures keps constantly on han1 A
WORK warranted m-s-dSNii-
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NEWS FROM THE WEST.

WASHINGTON, Aug 81
Gov. McMulen of Washington Territory has ar
rived here. He represents that when he left the
Territory month ago, the Indians Of the Cascade
Mountains were disposed TO be friendly, but iears
were entertained that they might be Influenced by
those residing east Of the mountains, who defeated
Col SteptOe. 4 vigorous campaign against them
and severe ehastisement will however probably
have an effect in producing general peace among
the sayages, who most senSibly feel the power OF
the Government. lie says the Indians frcm the
British and Russian Possessions, who are extreme
ly formidable aud shreWd are in the habit Of plum.
dering andkillilg the settlers in the most exposed
portions Of the Territory.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-01
FROM HOsTON.

DUsIONf mug. oI-
The trial Of steam fire engines came on on the
Common to-day The result and awards will pIob-
ably not officially be made known until tomorrow
A Philadelphia and . Boston machine had trial
and Lawrence machine after firing up was with
dawn The trial was then re-adjourned till 2 T. NJ
Wb,'u 1t commenced again, and lasted until 2 NJ.
Can't Dsyman, Lieuis- Mitchell and Butler, Dr.
Gimbleif and Paymsster Roberts Of Her Majesty
Steamer GorgOn, and several officers Of Her Ma
iesty's Ship Indus will arrive here this evening
and proceed Immediately to New York via Fal
River
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-01

MAsIc.-Seeing crowd of sailors gathered
into knot on board schooner yesterday, we,
Of course, rushed madly in amongst them TO
make sure of any item of interest, and found in
the center, middle aged man, astonishing the
crowd by feats of slightof-hand which would
ously appeared and disapPeared-were sent
from one handkerchief to another ten feet off
knots united by unseen agency, &c. We left
him with an admiring audience doing homage
to his tricks of darkness and passed on in search
Of other excitement.
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ALBANY. Aug. 81.

The city is all excitement in anticipation OF the
great Jubilee tomorrow. Everybody IS preparing
10 honor the day. The buildings On al the prin-
cpaI avenues are already in readiness for iumina-
tions, banners. flags and mOttos, are everywhere
displayed, and everything indicates that this dis
play will be far the most magnificent ever witness
cd in this city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-01

Y Plain and Ornamental Printing OF every descrpiio
dOno at the Printing Establishment Of the Leadr Odce,
the latest mpT we'd and mltra9d steam presses IN the
best style shou notice, and reasonable Par
icalar paid to blank work Every description
ndng done, especially Blank Books Ledgers Journ-
as, sales Balks. Reeeivng Books. SC. 9c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-01

IHPORTANr ARREsT.-Jacobi, the man who
murdered his wife in Pittsburgh in July last,
has, after nearly two months of watching and
working, been arrested at Danville, Ill. lie was
taken to Pittsburgh on Monday last.
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GOLD EXCITEMENT IN KANSAS

LEAvENwORrH, Aug. 90, via st. Louis 30.
Considerable excitement exists in Lawrence and
Kansas City in consequence Ofreceut arrivals from
tbs pold regions Of Pike Peak confirming the eX-
iste1ee of ore in abundance in that vicinity The
company which went from Lawrence in June last
had met with good success. The gold found 1
similar to that of Frazer River aud California
Mr.. Richards arrived at Kansas City on the 2sth
and reports that with very limited prospecting sat
isfactory results were obtained. Two men with
inferior implements washed out six hundred dol
lars ia one week in a small stream 50 miles from
Pixies Peak. A second Frazer River excitement
il apprehended.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported by the Uuian Telegraph
oVyIcE, WARNINGS BLOCK, coRsEK or BANK AND
ST CLAIR sTREETs
YESTERDAYAFTERNOONS REPORT
FROM NEBRASKA.
LEAvENwoRTH, Aug


Gov Richardson, of Nebraska, has called a
special session Of the Legislature, 10 convene on
the 2lst of September for the purpose Of remodel
ing the laws OF the Territory, many OF which he al
leges conflict with each other, and don afford Sc
curity to life aud property.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-01

HoRsE FAIR.-From Detroit papers we learn
at COIdwater Mich, to continue four days.
Over one thousand dollars are offered in pre-
miums
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-01

u E. Rufiini will sell off his stock of Hats
and Caps at lower prices than any other estab'
lishment in Cleveland. Remember 81 Superior
street 2w
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-01

THANKs-The U. S. Express Company for
st. Louis and Springfield papers of Monday, in
aivance of the mail
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~ John X. Bingham, of this city, yesterday
received dispatch from the Coroner at Long
Branch, New York, stating that Mr.. BIS broth
er, James Bingham, died at that place on yes
terday, very suddenly. Mr.. b. left immediate
ly for New York-Hcrald
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For Washing Infants and Children.

Mothers and Nurses will fnI ..FONTAINE'S CREAM
OF WILD FLOWI RS" superior to al spirits, soaps
lOions. Is neh medeaed laher penetrating the skin,
prevents ehang and erupon and pr0ml;es that health,
delica-y and sweetness pleasing in children
FO-. REMOVING FRECKLES, ERUPTIONs, sc -
few applications viii produce the most agreeable results
in imparting whit ness cearnesS and beauty the
plerion. r. C. FONTAINE CO. IS Broadway, and
No Asi0r House, NeW York. Sold by all Druggists.
-uHQ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-01

GU1TAE.-J. II. THoNas, Teacher Of the Cult
ar, Rooms at No. 3 Euclid street. Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. If.
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All Hail!


ArR-GoD SAVE THE QUEEN
All hans across the maiL
Thought thrills our cable chIlui
Hear. nations, hear
Mind ls VICTORIOUS
C1lumbIa'G made glorious,
While God watches over ~,
Hear. uaiions, hearl
No ,taruis the cable shlil brsaf,
Nafisus our gifeiinEs tAks
Hear low 0ur Lplii
Peace spsaks from sh1ip % shore
Cd will he eveTmure;
While this work W. adore,
Praise God for all
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Vim. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.

THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE WORLD
Ali others imtaiions and should be avoided #
you wish TO escape Tidicule.
GRAY, RED. OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly 10 4
beautiful and Hatura Br5y Black without the least
injury Hair skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have heen
awarded town. Bachelor since IS3s ard $4,000
applications have mlde the Hair 81 his paons Of
his famous Dye.
VIVA BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE produces color
he distinguished from naiurs, and Is WARRANTED
njureiH the least however long T. he coua-
ued, aa the in effects OF Bli Dyes reiied; the Hair in
vig0rated for life by this spleulid Dye.
Made sold applied (n private rooms al the Wig Fac
l33 Broadway, n. Y.
q The Genuine has the and address upon steel
engraving four sides Of each Box, Of
WILLIAM A BATCHELOR
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PLAIN Am nRNAnIFNrAI- PRINrING

u For late City News, see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, seefourth
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
NEW ADVERTIsEoIENTS

s. Raymond CO-New Carpets.
Hayward CO.-Siucco-
Grand United order Of o. F.-Route Of Procession
Chamberlain, CrawfOrd & Color ogleHsburgh.
". WaITen-Fail Dry Goods
Deton's Intelligence OAice-German Girls for Hire.
Hawks BroihOT-September Publications &c.
J. d. Johnsoa-$lO.O0O-CoalL Land Wanted
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MAY sHOT.

RlcHNoSD, Aug. 80.
On Friday Mr. H NJ Boyer walked into the
Farmers Bank at Fincastle, and deliberately shot
is President, Mr. jas. Mcdowell, Sr, who had Sc
Guced the caughter Of Boyer.
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n. II. sOLOMONSON.

Practical AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
the largest OF the approved kinds Of
PEcT4CLES Allhis glasses, whether for OF far
lighted, ground under his inspection by machine
Of construction, with the greatest as to
suit the eyes al cases. cung Weakness, Dzziaess
IRsanaiioa Of the Eyes and impaTng strength OT lohg
reading fne sewing.
" N. H. SolomoasOn would here inform the public
tina; he employs any the sale Of h lenses
u Also, splendid Assortment Of SPY GLASSES. MI
CRoSCOPES, COAIPASSES. &c, keyt on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, perfect natural
CROoe 35 Superior under the American Hotel.
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NKw YoRE. Aug. 81.

HEw YoRK, Aug. 81.
The Montreal Artillery arrived this morning on
the Boston boat and were received by the National
Guards and escorted 10 the Stevens House They
visited Blackwells Island this p. NJ. in company
with the Guards.
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Mns poBTNsoN'S cERTIFICATE.

VERNOS Trumbull Co, May Isl, ls58.
This eerties that have been in health Tor
years found little relief aitsr emplosins nu
III PhFsiciaus Nv disease FrolapSls Ute n had
been rein b. that and Flouor Ahus until bad become
ulcerated considerable extent By the adNlce OF Dr
q W Bushnell procured and too bottles OF haTshafs
Uterine tatolic0n Whch enabled 10 attend 20 nv us-
his llst sickness until he oed which was aout
year have taken three bottles stnce MS d. af
xhieh msde able % labor and support my family Of
three children The Cath0cnn has nearly restored me- 70
health the only thing that has mi ated my suffer
- MARY E ROBINSON.
The CATHOLICON is for sale BY City Druggists and BY
Medicine dealers generally Iull2
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0F AMERI0AN MO,

MEN From tse ". Y D1ily Nelrs (Esitoriai
desire call attention 10 letter from DR. Joshua
cnlumn- He treats the subject m an eoe manner ana
his skill and medical judgment NAV he relied upon"
FFgl ths Albany Morning. EEBress.
sAIarshas Uterine Caiuucon has proved 10 De tuy as
valuable II claimed TO be m tests made
medical gentlemen and others Dr. Bridge Is regular
hvsician Of very ne aitsinments Of great judgment
ttioner. all diseases especially those OF women and
children"
.AIasslalVs Uterine Cah0licon will certainly all
the diseases for which Il j. recommends ~
There Is medicine like II IN this county,
In the 1 have ever met with Marshall's
Uterine CathOllcunis Is a eeri ain and safe remedy
MARSHALI.S UTERINE CATHOLICON
Is Isunhesifaingly oered relile remedy for al those
complaints when liable. and which grad
uay affect the mind well as the body that 10 hl <,
possibility Among the complains for which the Catholl-
Is reuely Falling q the Womb, Whites. Sup
hammaii1ns aud Diseases Of the Kidneys Urinary Or
Retention inGoutlnenue OF lIine Heartburn, Co
treness, Nervousness Fantings Papitarions, Cramps,
DISTURBED Sleep aud all troubles organic Or atnetc
connected with the uterine organs
Ladies who troubled with any Of the above symptoms
with spine liver lung complaints are invited TO a-
fnd relief harshals Uterine Cathohcon = not quaeA
medicine but is ingredients have been made known 70 the
Medical CoieEes and they ere al the service OF any Ie
spectacle physcian IN the country
The price o. MARSHA LIS UTERINEi CATHOLE
CON IS One Dollar Gnd a Hltfper siHgie bottle.
WEST BEDFORD, Coshocton Co. Nav H. 1857.
cine OF tho Granners Company for the last ten years ana
have invariably found them 10 good satsiaetion ans
the pals have sold 10 great many families regularly
hortea and coffee and with trade n y have becoi
aple article Marshalis Uterine Ca holicOn y me
cine thai done eat amount II good IN female dIse
- one lady - 3. ~ told she had received moro
medical treatment By the most skillful phyycians
Yours truly, JAMES WILSON