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NARPETlNG, FLOOR OIL-CL0TH, RUGS, MAT
tngs ruggets Curtain Materials and Housefurnishng Dry

Goods, such as glUt..
Velvet tapestry carpeings, new designs fH
Brussels do In great variety
styles Brussels do super quality
Extra heavy 3ply do very rich
Extra Ingram do new patterns I'd
Very heavy l-wool Dutch carpctings r..
Tulled yentiap carpeting for halls and steps
Velvet and Brussels do do do
and rich hoor ocloths cut to ~
any size shape room, ball, or passage
Mosaic, velve ct, and tufcd rugs and mats
and Canton matings
l24, IA, 1914 drugget crumb cloths
English druggcts, all widths, by the yard @1Hsa.#
Very richly embroidered lace curtains
Satin anes, brocatels, and reps for curtains .
White, buff, blue, and green shade linens
Stair rods, curtain fixtures, &c
Having attended co IS Carpet Auction which took
place the 4th and 9th ns prepared TO
than be Afforded under ordinary ccum
Purchasers respectfully invited to examination
stock. HUE BKO! a W.
Aug 1S-dn sS.
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WASHINGTON ISFIRMARY.

WASHINGTON lNFIRMARY +
Clinical Department Of the National Medical College
During clinical lectures delivered Dy the Fro
OF Medicine and OF Surgery and operations
During the period Of the
delivered by the other professors ur the
Of tho approaching these lectures VIII be de-
daily commencing at Az Students residing IN the city
lectures free Of charge Persons from
distance who resident students must address the
rator who of the and register their names
vacancies W. 4, JoHNSloN, ND, All
Auc 1o-2awt1sNov Curator
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WAR DEpARlasNT,
Adjutant Generals Office, Oct. 8, 1858.

The President having determined, in consequence Of
the increase of the militia, and other circumstances
which in his opinion render 1t necessary under the act
OF Congress Of March g. l803 to lay of the militia OF
the District of Columbia into additional division brigade,
regiment and company districts the following officers viz
Brevet Major General I. s. Jesup, Quarermaster Gen
era Brcyet Major j. H. Lee Judge Advocate and Brc-
vet Lieutenant Colonel B. S. Roberts, Captain of Mount
ed Rifles Of the army and Brgadicr General r. Q.
Weightman, Col w. B. Randolph, and Col. VIM.
Hickey commanding the volunteers, Will form board
TO assemble in this city on the 18th inst,
thereafter as practicable for the purpose Of taking into
consideration the whole subject and details necessary to
carry out this reorganization according to law and the
regulations of the service and to make report thereon
to the War Department, without delay.
BY order Of the Secretary Of War:
f. d. TOWNSEND
Assistant Adjutant General.
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Rev. Mn. KFRsuAw, who recently left this city to ac
cept the rectorshp Of Trinity church, in Upper Mrbo
rough, Nd has entered upon the discharge of his duties
in that place The Planters Advocate says he preached
his first since his call Sunday last to large
and attentive congregation Mr. Keshaw is very pleas
ant and forcblc speaker and his minstraons promise
to be eminently successful
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n,o NATIVES OF THE NORTHERN AND EAST

THO NATIVES OF THE NORTHERN AND EAST
States who annually call for white Shaker nanncl
grey lambwoo half hoscv sa
ke shirts drnwers win stock full and ample
I'LL with comprehensive OF
and European abrcs adapted for general
and family wants. #t99
northern correspondents supplies
daily.
price only marked plain figures hence purchaser
ceived, s#4ie
establishment from strangers solicited
II incurs obligation to purchase. s@54EB
We accounts all bills presented monthly
for payment In cash.
Good articles low prices and dealing may on in all
PERRY BROTHER,
"Ccntra Stores, building,
Sep Colour opposite Market.
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NEW GOODS AND FASHIONS &
IN BRO Merchant Tors have the pleasure OF announcing
friends and they receipt Of their
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
designs winter fashions
They prepared garments order their
usual style of elegance fashion,
Sept 21--stawswf DUvAII. 4 BRO
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kaJa AT THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING THE
Columbia typographical Society held the ID instant the following
resolution was unanimously adopted
Resolved That tender TO the pascrers strike
advance OF cordial sympathy and best wishes for their
success"
Ordered That the above resolution BIO signed by tho officers
society and published in tho papers OF this city.
JOHN II. THORN, President
Attest; II. s. Bowen, Recording Secretary.
OctT-lts NJ 4.
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A MOTHER !. BATCH OF NEW NEW. BOOKS \, AT

A MOTHER BATCH OF NEW BOOKS AT
IN PPSThe Household Book Of Poetry, collected and edit
by Charles A. Dana. IS So ...s.i5a
Eoquence Collection Speeches and Addresses by
with Bog aphcai Sketches
Illustrative Frank Moore Illustrated with fourteen portraits
engraved on steel 2 vols. 50. #.5
Delhi by way Of Rio de Janeiro, Australia and
China. BY Robert b. Mihtorn, jr. 81 25.
Rational Cosmology; or Principles Necessary
Universe BY aurens r. Ikok d. d. Union College
81 u.s.
ectron or Tho Franks Of Puck Telcgaphc Epic
for the Times. VIM. G. Richards. 90 cent?.
yegs the Spirit. History Man by s. Dunlap, member
OF the American Oriental Society, New Haven. 80 80.
Laying Telegaphc Cable, with all its Incidents and
ecotes by John Mu official historian OF tho memorable
dons, abundaHuy Illustrated authentic History for tho People
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ID ii. GlLLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
HE his Office TO his Franklin Row, Of and
his attention principal
ly TO in the United States Supreme Court
Oct 2S--du
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MISS BROOKES ENGLISH AND FRENCH
Boarding school, Seven Buildings No. l3s Ponnsy
yanla avenue Washington Tho duties OF this establishment
Monday September 13 1888 Circulars to be OBJ
tanned of the Principal, and at the bookstores.
July tawtfTuesThurs&Sat
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AUCTION SALES.
J. @. MCGUIRE a CO., Auctioneers.

BY JAS. q. MCGUIRE az Cos AuCtohoers
HANDSOME IMPROVED PROPERTY In THE
second Public Auconon Tuesday afternoon, Dc
lbcr IL al the shall sell parts OF lots Nos
aud In square 3l7 fronting 20 feet north between ilh
18th together with the Improvements consisting
nearly new house. with basement and two story
building containing twelve rooms Gas nxues nrooshoa,
and bathroom vault under Tho Tor WOO" aha
coal :. -
The house IA built in manner with IA inch walls
throughout delightfully."- situated fronting on street an ave
nue., public reservation Title indisputaoe -,
fourth cash the residue In D i2 ie ana - mohs
secured by deed in trust on the premises co
na7d Auctioneers.
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CHANGE HouRs Hereafter the train Of cars which
left this city at thirty Ave minutes past o'clock will
leave at fifteen minutes past o'clock
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Assistant Adjutant General.

THE METROPOLITAN CHuRcn This enterprise which was
commenced some years ago by the general assembly Of
the Old School Presbyterian church, has been gradually
progressing until this time and the prospects
favorable for its successful completion The ground and
the parsonage costing about thirty thousand dollars,
have been paid for within very small amount 1t is
contemplated at early day to commence the church
edce which is to be of very substantial and beautiful
character and will indeed be ornament to city
The reports from the collecting agents very
aging and it is hoped that by the time Of the meeting of
the gerorel assembly in May next the required to
complete the building will be fully made up. We mem
toned few days since that the Second Presbyterian
church in this city, in view of the departure Of their pas
tor Rev. Mr.. Eckard for another field of labor, had de-
termined to invite Rev. Moses d. Hoge, of Richmond
Virginia. become their pastor. Should he accept this
invitation and OF future period take charge Of the
Metropolitan church enterprise, there can be doubt
but that the new edice will be thronged Immediately
its completion In connection with this subject,
informed that there weekly applications for pews at
street Presbyterian church which cannot be answered.
all the pows being rented There is probability that
that society may make further enlargement Of their
edifce at an early period.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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C,0PLANDS PHOTOGRAPHY FOR THE MANY.
~ London. 10 cents
Hunts Manual Of Photography London. VI 90
Dclamotte's Practice Of Photography. London sl 90
Cookes waxed Paper Photography london rs cents
Delcsire-Annuaire la Photographic. Paris 1858 81 20
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Prices Photographic Manipulatons. London - o
Oct fRANCk 1AhlOh
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ry,HE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
i or NEW YORK
bonds and mortgages Of FIRST class.
Frederick Winston, president Isago Abbott secretary.
Garnctt ~, examining physician, 465 Ninth street
Pamphlets further information be obtained the office
CHARLES DE sEI.DEN, Agent,
June 22-dGms No 5o7 Seventh street.
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VISITORS TO WASHINGTON will find at PHILIPS

VISITORS TO WASHINGTON will find at Philips
book stationery all tho elements
adjustment Tho stock with novelty Includes choice
lection standard other English
hc hitter fine qualities usually kclt)
connected with the trade In addition, there fine gallery
the store containing varied collection panngs
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Wings the inspection Of which Is respectfully invited
Visiting cards engraved and printed oxpediiousy.
Daily parcels received from the northern cities,
Weekly parcels from Europe.
All the French novels medical and scientific
publication FRANKLIN PHILIP
bookseller staioner,
oct6 $50 Penn. avenue, between 9th 10th sts.
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THE MAnYLA:,o STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY AND THE
MARYLAND ISsTITUls-We have received from Mr.. Jno
Merryman, president of the Maryland State Agricultural
Society invitation to attend the eleventh annual
hibition which will take place at Baltimore the 10th,
20th 2lst and ed inst 1t is expected that the coming
exhibition will be much interesting than its prede-
cessors we arc certain Of thing, and that u.s. that
those who have had the management of the preparations
have spared pains to make 1t what it should be- in
view Of the responsibility of the society and the progress
which has been made in agriculture since its organization
Among the attractive features will be the exhibition
of cattle
We have also received from Mr.. Samuel Sands presi
dent of the Maryland Institute, invitation to attend
its annual exhibition in progress at Baltimore This
institution established in ls4T and since that time
has made rapid progress in the promotion of the mechan
&c arts The exhibition will be continued until the I'd Of
November.
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rHARLEs KINGsLEY's NEW BOOK.--sir Wal


0HARLES KINGSLEYS NEW B0OK.--Sir Wal
~ Raleigh and other papers by Charles Kingsley author OF
"Amyas Leigh "Hypata, = NC. sc. vol, l2moi u 20
Journey Due North being Notes Of Residence IN Russia by
George Augustus Saa / VOL, l6Ino.; 81
Since Eothen We have had nothing compare with thus Dr
liant book OF Russian travel In point OF interest and sparkling style
The readers Of ckns Household Words viii recognise the hand
that often employed in its pages.
being the October OF the Illustrated Household
waverIy Novels In portable size, lono, form.
Just published, and for sale at
-t PHILIPS New Bookstore,
OctT--1t 332 Penn avenue, between 9th and 10th sts
INRENCHS History of the Iron Trade of the Uni
IL ted States from 1921 10 1857 i volume, 81.
Oyerman ont Manufacture Of Iron. volume, IS,
Byrnes Practical Workers Assistant volume 81.
Tables for Ascertaning Weight OF Iron volume 81 25
The Manufacture Of Iron. rs cents.
scoaerns Metals and their Alloys. volume, London
50 rs.
phillips Darngton Records Of Mining and Meiaurgy lvol
London 50 37s
Companion the Iron Trade volume London IS 70
Muhct on Iron an Steel volume, Svo. London, IS 30.
Strength Of Cast Iron lvolume London S3 rs
Hodgkinson Strength OF Cast Iron volume, London
90 10.
II ,lips's Metallurgy. volume London, 81 80.
Grauham for Ship building volume, London " 20
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plates, London, IS u.s.
Oct 8 FRANch TAfLot
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Miss MAGGIE MTu ILL appeared more bewtching than
ever last night in the thrilling drama Of 'sThc French
Spy" which written for the celebrated artistic Ce-
este but which is admirably adapted to the powers Of
charming countrywoman. She possesses the great
requisites Of youth and beauty, which Celeste had not
at least when she visited this country and in the natu
ralness Of her acting Miss Mitchell will compare favoraby
with almost any who have undertaken that difficult
role She also appeared in the character of 'Ay, the
Maid with the Milking PAIL in that wel-known farce
Tonight great bill is offered, consisting of THE Pet Of
the Pctticoats' and "1he -Four Sisters in which Miss
Mitchell will appear and also that popular comedian
Mr.. S. W. eileen, who was so fayoraby received on his
first appearance
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4 GORGE w BRADFIELD, Attorney-at-Iaw tbe
states building, corner Of 7h streets washington
f WI paeuee IN all The courts Of the district Including the Court
Sep 23-3n e'
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cyprENDID SCHEMES FOR OCTOBER, 1885,
- cRFGORY a MAURY Managers, Wilmington, Delaware To
B. under the superintendent commissioners appointed BY
tho governor 3s.N aasI
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-09-29
Sheriff. Sale.

State Of Wisconsin, Wood County-ss.
Hiram Davis, Plaintiff, against James H. Cor
nell Defendant.
DI virtue of all Execution issued out Of the
ID Circuit Court of Wood County, to me di-
rected and delivered, against the goods, chat
tells and real estate Of James Il. Cornell, have
levied on al the right, title and interest which
the said James H. Cornell had on the Eigll-
tcenth (lS) day of June, A. D. 1853, or at any
time thereafter, in and to the following de-
scribed Real Estate, to wit the South half of
the south east quarter, Section thirty-fvc $50
township twenty-three (23) range four a. east;
containing Eighty Acres according to the Gov
eminent survey, situated and being in the Town
OF Hemlock, County of Wood and State Of Wis
consin; which | shall expose for sale and sell, at
Public Auction to the highest bidder for cash,
at the Court House, in the village Of Grand
Rapids, in said county aforesaid, on Saturday
the 18th DAY of November \. D. 1858, at one
O'clock in the afternoon of said day, to satisfy
said Execution and costs as the law directs.
Dated Shcrff's Office, Grand Rapids, Wood
County, this 9th day Of September, 1853.
3. BUCK, Sheriff
f3-6w BY ". KLINE, Under Sheriff.
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pr Ct;cago-Steamer Trarell,a, leaves cvcry
morning, excepting Sundays,) from Johnson &
olmsted's Dock, at o'clock.
For Trio RireySlrh" Gamer C,crc'aadlcaves
every morning excepting Sunday at o'clock,
from same place, for Two Rivers, stopping 1t
Port Washington Sheboygan and Mantowoc.
For Green BaY-rhe steamer A1et'c leaves
for Green Bay, from Johnson 4 0lmsted's dock,
every Wednesday, at o'clock P. Il.
For B,falo-A line of propelIers run to an'
from Ruffllo one Of which leaves this city daily.
For CoHiag,cood "A tri-woekly line Of pro
pelers run to Collingwood, stopping at inter
mediate ports and leaving this city on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday of each week
F1r OT{cnsbaug.-A similar line runs to O%-
d 'nsburg leaving This city on
GrlIia & Burns at the foot of East Water
street, arc the Ticket Agents for the various
propeIler lines.
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Milwaukee Ira 7eler's Directory.
RAII.-R ROADS.

MILWAUKEE, AND CHICAGO RAILROAD.
1st Train, leaves 8:4j A NJ; arrives I:35 Pm
% 9 3:15 pm; {" 7:35 p. N.
MILWAUKEE, AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD.
l5t Train, leaves 1870 NJ; arrives 240 PM.
ID q BIS PM; S:o8 AN.
I'd " q 600 An; " $50 P.M
MILWAUKEE, AND WATERFOWL RAILROAD.
Is. Train, leaves AS PM. arrives ll:lO y. VI.
la CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE, RAILROAD.
i Train, leaves TOO An; arrives 1875 AN.
"a " 500 PM; " 900 Pm.
MILWAUKEE, AND HORIZON RAILROAD.
18t Train, leaves 200 AN; arrives 1888 N.
81 q 3.gS PM; q" 900 Pm.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-09-29

DIR MORSE7S
INDIAN ROOT PILLS.

HR MORSE, the inventor Of MORSE'S IN
~ DIAN ROOT PILLS, has spent the great
er part of his life in travelling, has visited Eu-
rope, Asia, and Africa, as well as North Amer
ica-has spent three years among the Indians
OF the Western country-it was in this way
that the Indian Root Pills were first discovered
DR.. Morse was the first man to establish the
fact that all diseases arise from IMPURITY OF
THE BLOOD-that our strength, health and
life depended upon this vital fluid.
When the various passages become cloggcd,
and do not act in perfect harmony with the diff
tcrcnt functions Of the body, the blood loses its
action becomes thick, corrupted and diseased
thus causing all pains, sickness ard distress Of
every name; our strength is exhausted, our
health We are deprived of, and if nature IS not
assisted in throwing off the stagnant humors,
the blood viii become choked and cease 10 act
and thus our light of life will be forever blown
out. How important then that We should keep
the various passages Of the body free and open.
And how pleasant TO Us that we have it in orr
power TO put a medicine in your reach namely
Morses Indian Root Pills. manufactured from
plants and roots which grow around the noun
famous cliffs in NatIre'9 garden, for the health
and recovery Of diseased men. One of the roots
from which these Pills are made is SudoIifc,
which opens the pores of the skin, AMI assists
Nature in throwing out the finer parts Of the
corruption wilhin. The second is plant which
is an Expcctorant, that opens and unclogs the
passage to the lungs, and thus, in soothing
manner, performs its duty by throwing off
phlcgm and other humors from the lungs by
copi0us splitting. The third is Diuretic, which
gives ease and double strength to the Kidneys;
thus encouraged, they draw large amounts Of
impuritv from the blood, which is then thrown
out bountiluIly by the urinary or water passage,
aud which could not have been discharged in
any other gay. The fourth is a Cathar,ic, and
accompanies the other properties Of the Pills
while engaged in purifying the blood; the coars-
er particles Of impurity which cannot pass by
the other outlets, are thus taken up and con-
viewed oil in great quantities by the bowels
From the above it is shown that DR.. Morse's
Indian Root Pills not only enter the stomach,
but become united with the blood, for they find
way to every part, and completely rout out and
cleanse thc system from all impuritv, and the
life Of the body, which is the blood becomes
perfectly healthy; consequently all sickness
aud pain is driven from the system, for they
cannot remain when the body becomes so pure
and clear
CAurIoT-Ecwarc Of counterfeit signed 4
T. -uoore. All genuine have the name of 4
J. WHITE Co. on each box. Also the Siqna-
t,uc Of +. j. D'hte d, To. All others are spu-
ri,
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Sherltf's Sale-Mortgage Foreclosure

'State Of Wisconsin, Wool Cou.t,-ss,
Morgan /. Martin against Qyegtcs Carrn,oa
M!,iiam l.. Jackson, {olney krcmcr ana
William n. Case.
X virtue q judgment Q; foreclosure ard
~ sale MADE IN the above entitled action nv
the circuit Court Of the Seventh Jrdrciat Or
cut OF the State Of Wisconsin, at the April
term, held at the Court House in Grand Eands
m the county Of Wood on the twenty-uin !,
day 81 ApilL 4. ID. 1855 shall EXPOSE for sale
ana sell at public auction to the highest idder
~ me court House in Grand Rapids. in the
IouhtF OF God, and State Of Wisconsin. on
lhursday the eleventh IN day of December
A. y. 1898, ut one o'clock in the afternoon Of
oaid day, the following described real estate,
situate, lying and being in township number
twenty-five l22), north of range number siy (sl
cas-, OF 'he fourth principal meridian. situated
III me tolhty OF " God and State of Wisconsin.
30 -" :--Lo'a number ono ~, two ~, three
lo), tour ~ and nine (9,) in section eight (sl
ahG !ots number four ~, FIVE 81, six (6l, and
seven ~, IN section five 81, all in township
nuhEer t"cnty-two (22), north Of range nura-
per SIX ~ east OF the fourth principal mel i'd,
an, situated in the land district subject to sale
III stevens Point, State Of Wisconsin, contain
ing three hundred and twcntv.three 1881 acres
more or less, according to government, SUI wy.
oven under my hand 81 Graz Il RI pds, this
goth DAY Of May, A. D. 1858.
Il. BUCK, Sheriff
ny y. hlINE, Under Aerif.
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emitted states Marshall sake,

In h1> Ot1cI .St@tes Uistrirt Curt far tie Dis
h'ict Of Wisconsin
James Pattce and John McFarlanc rs. Herman
". Mitchell and John r. Mitch, H.
DT v;rtue Of writ of Fieri Facias fssIcd out
ID OF and under the seal Of the District Court
Of the United States for the Distric. Of Wis
consiH in the above EMIT tied cause tested on the
t"entr-a.zth (26th) day CT July, 4. D. 1883, to
nc directed, Commanding me Of the gocds and
chJ.:e!a, lands and tensnez;s 81 John r .atJ.h-
81 ard IEeErlzs ": Mitchell TO cause 10 be
made certain sun therein specified, have
levied upon and shall sell at public auction to
the highest bidder on SATURDAY the o3. dav of
October, 1888, at two o'clock T. NJ, at the Of
nee OF Park Il Van Myers. N the CITY Of Ste
vens Point Wisconsin. al the right, title and
interest which the said defendants had on the
twelfth d4F o. November, 1853, or have since
acquiredin and to he following described prop
erty, viz: Tie northwest quarter a of north
east quarter a, and The vest fractional half
u Of section eighteen ISL and the south half
~ OF tie northwest quarter q of section sew
en- ~, al n township Number twenty-five to-,
north Of Range two III east, n he County Of
Wood State Of WISCONSIN,.
August 31st, 1853.
". j. JFoTAs. Narstol'
4O-6w b GlEE5ar :. Pay, Degatv