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3uiammen3cictter Sprup ern WitbtriAen
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au8etprtentttd tefGnnt MAIDEN, ais iem0ls cine uteter9e ftrte.
zen muroe. SIN Iegten SFtDber bate Id Gins totfe Nruitcr.
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Hhe &'fer ouswHFIsn' I'eth &Iesnl t0nntS oGr@ ee Sna8en
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fear ~ttnfaGiB, 70 paG meme Msr!te nue 6pdRuua e~pfeabeu
uue meme 8fautbet anBer Gem Sereib ron Uiepfyin tiefttr.
Jn eiefeqt etenoen 3ufanb btte6 th etne LANCE 3ett, tts i'd su
ttacm @sripre a6genagert mor, nnp @ur mid ode 5oTuung
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mad Baltimore, uno f1 milf BEN @tbraub berteiben an. gu
1etuenr erDfeu @rfaGncn unb sur 6rcuoe meirsr }amiIie,
inQ BE Gsfnur8 III her 0uuQe an su beien, metn out5n
u09n al uno ais TO js9n Soften 0ebraHGt ha!te, mar i'd vbl'
l8 mte6tr sefunb.
lleber Jam Sabre 1ho pcrRcHcn prb sod Sin. i'd Elm gefnn>
Der M0nn lie auT 0ieten &ag, ben 2. J"Ni 1856. SD bin IN
0Gn tG&ten IS Mrn1ttu utnt ttnGn : dg frauf Beptfen rne bes
ienne, FaB t9 &uS srNBeN Canf idulota bin. 9@tun85SOA
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SD ttraGte feline 28teperberfelung ian ME Elm Q0anter.
" IL en ~Wurei8es Itjt8leb pr @efeaibaft.
JamE@ 81. OurhDrpn,
gofpr tts 8eritner &rstie8 Ger Baltimore gonflreu3.
a~ Q8er fam Die @elbarfst tr Nusjsbrun9 beSpeifsla,
aadpen sr sin 3ea6FtB ME pas Obioe 9eteieu bat.
" gtbt nur cine s~uDeflGbi5s 3u5erettunA ppu QGiIbiirfAef,
IND tie etn5i9t bic pcn eInGrn preentliher Nr3te 3u5ertttct
nurbe, II Or: & Names D3aiammengeieBter iSgrup pen
III ccirfden."
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srta4hl'4t3n 6pi8ea arS fe1en @ftrauGe lid 5eiGten, mame
I'D - 2anfn, grt5ltnaaen, Nus3c3rung, 9ron@itis. eng
brr9iltelt, tl1rer 6uHeu, 8iuffvettn, 6stferfCit, f6made
Gtirme. &sttgnte4.u ptcr 8ru1Thnerien oeI6padte Gpn.
III utbR (ne8en MtFbrduG NCn Gaipmel unD dnferen urids
tten9 9er5flHPlea pter Perjtrnnttett. ftte!npe 9e)un8 posr
beretlern ub rejnJasn pa8 Slut, u4b u~nttrtatteu bic Strait,
no Der &pp1't Ts4IF. N4eaigFr g2rfsrtt3er-
CT. g m1Nue uuo Sp1n
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osoenaber ben @Gtam,6ruie, Baltimore, GRb., wisber %erDTuet.
. = Danfenb fir bic au69ebreitete @6nucrfhaFt weIde Eer fri.
beren Gtrma wibrepb Der leeten IS Sabre ju IttI puybe,
b6 er Ttt benz 8pne o6 etren Theilta6er8, @rn. 6eurp@Gble,
bur5 psfen 3pb Die &pmpa8nte gelDf wpr6rn mar, ben 9ln5en
bebeutenpeu 0prrGtb Der NOD unpDaenbeten Ytaup's, pplt ute
auoerem pr1partrten Material faaFiG an fb 9ebrd6t bat. Gr
wtrb besbalb Dns Sef6dft in bem alien Stse in benz frabf'
rem g efddftalOfal frrtbetrsiben un6 es I'D cur NHf9abe me-
tben, 0Gs ptGrp thinner mePF IN letReF SpuenoHHg )" 0s'0t''
Srser letren often Observation-Disclosures un6 Der SGbrlf fn Gu
~;1rgroEe. rabe Baltimore, BAT CT zine neue grDBe GabltE IN
STbsGrt nitrate. MT Scr Trpnte mad Wettfrdbe errtdtet, In
pelAer er cine 1rpBe NnSabt ter betten Nrbetier tei3ait9tr.
9n bie1er Jabrtf weToen pttanp9 nog einer neuen StaIa Sc"
;er{n 5Tr N,eIte er bet btr Mu8neuuna i'm Dldrnlants SaTts
M mo Bic bPfen cnframentenmdGer aug Bpftsn, Slew gprf
rms ga ttnore IA 9ianOs d~N8ge1tat batten, biz 3 ) d & c
y Ser SlG Insfsrnd bea SnaitutS wurte fur, lna6ter EturS bic
1r6@frie. g~lusits1ua8 gn 8iGmOnb, ga.g~ teaGttst, pp Tim
benfll5 tas g te = : m I u m ertpetlt nur6e.
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aGe Nuftrdge, nit weliben ~ beebrt iptrc. auf's yrpmpt6fe
IGe In 6iefer Eab4tf gssau!eu gtanps rabcn soue eterne
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9e1 8lima ptberiteDcn.
0iano8 auf 8eteuuna
un6 Urn ieter 6ol;s unb 8audrt rertet ~seIietert.
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wa9l her Wlatert1Iifn S%st:penoet nnb ct fam baper fur leOes
aug c nem @tGtttfement terDpt9sbenbe Snftrurent bic Gar
aGtte uterne&meu, taB es ace Gt9eni@afttn zines 9uten Ytd'
up6 tefee.
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8eirnbere Nufnertianfet wtrp df Die Auspapl S9n Sr'
ben, perwenbei uab eth @orredt bee llmtaui@es %tnnerbalb +
YGptdter som 0erfoutetu9e an, miro gcfattet, fDute Gin Sg"
frunen: ridt p~eabdHSig beirteci8en.
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AIget1einer
2Grbcit' Sr6nfcu Observation-Disclosures.
0te %37jtaIieFes eoi9ea @eTslns nerpea eiuAf. Di.nfa5 0tn
u. ,. @tts. !ae @gntfals9'riamm.uN9 rsat ja0trst& ~ sys
ttetnen, ia he FRI una 98tit Der unterbHBanJ Der 4Bja9gn
uH6 g8atten beratpea 70 rrtH loa.
SM $. Mltnnlnf Z Eifr.
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NrOSpect29S.
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Gie Gdnle be5 2sDlfs,
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gum tbecreal6en uno praftti6en Stlbltuuter>
ridt in NiI'enld. item uhr SiinIten, riiblib i'm
9rmobnlideu Qeten unp lei ieoer Qrt pom Ges
per6tn &C., unterH1lteno uno belebrenp fir 2lQe,
meldee Senntnt }l erlangeu Diin}hen.
Dtsl. gDpttaiQEtft wtgt iUfsrno Eifb -~fctQenae Jabtr sAan.
o'ln; Watbeinattt, Ndturtehre. gatut 1'fAtbte 5ecBrapbte,
9cfbtGte. &nt1rOppip8te, Nnatcmte. QSestp ge, Dtptrdlogtg,
Uu6tHtrun @rSlebun 8. umb Wefunobfts~ Qstre, Nr0 fWs
iur, Nie9aftt, BilStduerei, Naierei, 0iu1t. agrtfuttur. @ur.
'snbau, AnltuHn8 3u 6emtf6en ue pbg fdit;den &rpertmeEs
ten, eN9ltfbe unb eeutfte SprGAlebre Bolts tyltI I, Gb1raf.
mart, @r5dbiungen, Mnef. pt.n &c
Sepe SteIerun8 nit crt(prfdsnben 9GuHrnttpnea, 6pGS.
lDnttten, otabi tAen. Rart II &c lbe9tettst; Is 40 5latttr
C3G-40 Setenl Quart- 5pruat.
Sts'e @sgsnt"Gre weroen falnttti6 III peg brltf@ca wte
IN Der en- ltt3eH Gu88pRe nit gtetGer W~snautstst rnb Spr9s
fdlt pom futNttB'n aaler,fInti1en uuo reutlAen Gad- @elsbrs
ten betanotlt wereen.
Snlalt Ger /. 81 ferun9
GtaIeitnWg$
Der &GaroEtsr Der 0aturuifenf Aaftsn berea @jnFu5 ouf
Der @tif Der Natur Glectrpmaenett6mu5 fgr. prganfI9ea
Hr9 @ntfsaati@eH NatHr GtstG. tIeng tsr Rtieni4aft pas
} iGmmehRangeH BET pcrlhieDensn !3p9tae perjelben mad IT,
rr e bthtel3 NatErs pbilDiUpb!e.
l.. - 8. retuon; Nhtarteprt; @rAit6un3stebrf Gbara'~
fer,fHt lF1lpn8 enFi uateenat;t &ebnen
SHbait DER ,. GteferHu9
4 . 4 Eett'on: MettentattF; Germetrte; 8ubfG9ru q;
VepgFapftt; @tptc9tf; &bdlG tey,htf Jtfe2irn's.
INT roolttn6e@ Der 9tlgtr Der Q0tlon Is jaufrnttcneu.
SnDlcriptton3 pre 81 per 4a0r 1T GorausboabIung.
Nbenn'miRt3. gtittbe1lunaen &c. Gnre man oef6QtoR unler
Mprfs """ 80 """'
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Ar5eit 93ad)iucifmngS 8mrcam,
administrators y1N. ;.

Infer NuftAt . +, Dentihen @efe4tGaf.."
Aqe DtjsHi91u, pei&e oeufae 6aaoDerfer. Wtssitsr Ster
oifa itet9n 81 b~HdGftIGeH %puaIben, tcrte ale teEtfAen &r
On Dsn Neenten ers GeisGi&aTt. 5ru. 3. 3. @ttliug.
Goff 70. 81 &bamesis, meRoea, tOetaet unentselHtdt
Nurlanft ertaelen wtrh.
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Daspn TT nt;u3teben ME fcf0t,
namljd - 8strdg an Depot
tOrsn du59esatlt n6trsno 1857,
Gumnf GinfG,lu6 Urn Stamm.
&arital une Sntereifen -
Betrng b 3dblt tiir Nusgaten -
8etre9 beSaptt fur Steuern
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as D2grwwAin.

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stnSuBablen. ratnit RE ctQ5 nt3t Gem GpQettog ~ubtrBeben NET"
ben turfsn. Nu3 molten flo bic @iir8tetes ttre I;ts!ieos'
tar!en pch Ntnaut'S etrerGr 0eVen laTen, ia Ubne bteietben
ttin 3utritF gu Dem 3te4tsT pnb &r6r54ea 8eiattst ~ r:en
{ ma. &. . a q r.. prt (; IL.
&critbt ocr Same ~ Commerce,
ga!Hn- Je, &Foatu8 ben 5auaar 1855. }
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Git93er'8 oerGeTerte gGGbmnf5ite.
0ttie Welbtne murbe nah eiIen unportbettf6er IerC;d,
aUf perporifer T@sfeIun8 nit Dem bEAten pr&minm GefcEnt.
81 If n]nn0ttt9, Son zen 9erbirniten VI ipre@en, Ia beren
@tr3ugIt6tett 92r 9uer 1nocren fdbur1 b%inlGaQltG Geieu1t
witb, baB cine grR6ere Nn5att rrn Oenlelben In Ge6ronG h
r@ tetndhe egn easn onoeren 5ulanlnen 4eucnlnen. gDjr er.
(duben unS. JHbrttahten, 9flnnSr un6 & a NJ fIten
duf bic 8bdtlnde oAfmertiant iu maden ohF bic fTu(ihcnoes
.bro6ten @erhe0erRngen bic Wfaidine in.,ptefen 8e;ieGunoeu
Seretntd6t boben. sic lteFert Jest pOppelf 10 Wei Qrbeit 1fg
fruDer uto 1T bic ftnjt9e @~tGidtue, bic feline qnb arpte fobris
fate, entcaeer ut feinpano pber 0eoer, nGten fam, ais menn
tau untcrfdte6 i'm 0iateriol mare. 4Qe limb init Ser orGttrn
)Sprgfait ub eduerhaft gebatt.
9Gtr fnb IN Zen StanO 8eleBt, un5ere 0fa Omen untcr nfas
raleu SeoinBun8en 6e8en Glte 9Dn tr9euo etner Wrt ynfi5t,n.
ften. gtrtrnGn, tte nater9err1nerere Wafbiren unfsr rer,
GVrmanbe Der Bi0t9fttt 9efauft baGcu werpelt einen T,(%Tn
IauiG ietr p9%rtttitbaft fuceu. ">>"
Mustunft ptrO nit benz 8rbBten0erouUoen IN ,ttfercr ~F4.
Gar. 1O5 Blltinprefra 0ultiucre.
ertbe!t s. 81. elmer r. g.
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9abaanA scr Gceam 0nmtpfcr

US @u9en Sdpntng's ou5ge3eids
reten 66mebtf6 Bitter, ,u6eretlet aus G63inSSrin5,
Elm nntFag,i6so @ittel as8sn estsreefdmsroen. @sIbiaa
f%ranfbefen une daen aus einern In u~norbnuuo oetotben :
@la9rn s%ntnehsn6en Srauttetten, iflBu;5OiGsnts Siss,}ief8e. n
,s.gsEfe= tn Der SIFee bee Wefers.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-03-18
spetiaI alotitss.
Ladies'. Read rhis
Frsn Physciaa who has pracsised since since lssoe
well known Tor comments

hdclos, fN0ad This
frsm Physicsa who has pracsised since snce lss-oe
well known for comments
Prof. De Grstk, Phsdslphia:--sir-At ntsrvss during
trv years past my wife has susct 70 rhsuna
oi the iost violent csstssy fonr times
80 severe &sto make il 10 RE osss
81 ihs tnstpts Of gaiseum and morpha her
&e q IA iargs rocking chair, Induce any
pore Having frequent correspondence with my soil (No
iss ohssnai street, Of your city, informed him
TACK sue rad about the middle OF uouth-Jsnusry-
which Of such severity as to compatey ssr.i,se .@
system h. IN his anxiety his mothers we.aTa SEN,
.9ss,s 81 your nseirie OH but ~ OF the
onsfs OF sfieine here, not proseyte TO nv
Kind OF patent medicine did hesitate 10 I've n trial
nowsver, on rsrseton Iconcuded TO try IT, which did.
Psr"od directly up 10 the letter. and after the third or
fourth application she became quite psssiye and h.for
one tnrd 81 the bottle used not single yc,es 81 ts
.sase remained in tbs system, and abe s continues
weii although abe rsdc ista IL miles without
renewal Of any OF the symptoms therefore feel %
gay Ion the sake OF suffering humanity and also
:. anSs all circumstances, should be awarded
forward TINS testimonial am yours, truly,
JOSEPH l.. ELk1N0ToS, n. ID.
Sev eretna p. o., Burlington County, n. j.
f-s--Apy communication for me will be received BY
addressing to ths ofny No lO3 Chest
nut street.
Observation-Disclosures wonderful cure va, that Of Mr.,
Montgomery, efFeasrz street and Lox lane who
was anoss, bent double" Everybody in the Whole neigh
eerhosd kse~s her tsr many years past
rssfurthsr evidence OF the magic and ain srt mira
culon power OF De Grsth Co.'S KIectric Oil may be seer
in the case Of Harvey Mead Rheers street. Caadsn VIII
was mach afflicted, and now he says he much
work spcs u'ing the OIL than for many years psviou
Ask Q. Sexton, Esq. sx mayor OF CamdeE.
Dsaines'For this complaint, also, gathering in tn,
head and ache nothing surpass the Electric Oil
As demons trated In hundreds Of Instances.
Principal ucs, 50 Right Street phdephia tbres
doors below chesnGt near the great Masonic Temple
san ss had Of the sgesis herssee asTsrtisenent.
another eslsns. ts
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-03-18

LECoMPToN AT WAsHINGToN.--T
Washington correspondent ofthe N. Y.
Courier, writes in regard to the pros
poets of the Leeompton Swindle
The Administration members caleu-
late upon ten majority, aud undoubtedly
have their men labeled. Niblack of Ind.
who voted with us on the Sth of Fen,
has rated back to Leeompton. Horace
+. Clark win go with the Administers
ton. Its triumph is certain by ten Oh
twelve majority.
Mr.. Green, a messenger from Kansas.
arrived on Saturday, with the testimony
on the frauds taken ,by the Commits.
sioners appointed by the Legislature for
theirexposure. He has satisfied himself
of the adoption of the Leeompton trick
here, and says the people are getting
in readiness to fight. td
Calhoun, it is alleged, has come to the
determination to reject the Delaware
Crossing returns, and to throw out zoe
votes cast at Leayenworth City. This
will give the Lecomptonites possession
OF the proposed new State government
In all its branches. H9
The contamination of this Lecompten
lniquity at Washington will be the sig
nal for an uprising among the FREEMEN
of Kansas, akin to that of our Revolu.
tionsry Forefathers when they heard
the tidings from LEXINGTON and Con
CORD. They will resist and ought to
resist, to the death, if need be, this in
famous attempt of the Democratic Ma
tional Administration to fasten Pro.
Slavery yoke about their necks.
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Pre,nin,s pictures.

SOMETHING NEw AND BEAUTIFuL.-Mr JosLYN
Is fast proving his superior merits as an Artist OF
unequaled sal. His colorcd Photographs, which
can be seen at his Rooms excel those produced even
in New York or Philadelphia 1t is useless for us
to attempt correct description, and do justice to
his work Go and see for yourselves
His Ambrotypss, Mslanotypes Sphersotype.
Daguerrcotypes, Iron Pictures or sny style of Pic
lures in his line Of :business not exceed either
IN or out of the State. We feel confident that we
are not exaggerting in the last, bu. sinply doing
justice to the community at large, in writing this II
tcle. In these lard times, the Beat and Cheapest
that can be had for tlemoney is what we all desire
Mr.. Us Gallery is opposite J. Wales Bakery.
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subject as / do, could wish 10 {. lie or
delay the trial. BY delays we could on
ly extend Slavery at the most through
out the Atlantic regions Of the Cont
nent. The Pacific slope i free, and it
always must andwlll be free. The noun
tain Barriers that seperate Us from that
portlon Of cur Empire, are quite enough
90 dividcus too widelygpossibly to alien
ate rs too soon. Let us only become
a. 1ayeholding States on this side of
those barriers, while only Free States
are uorganizsd and perpetaated On the
other side, and then indeed there will
become division of the great Ameri-
can family into two nations, equally am
bilious for complete control over the
Continent, and . conflict between them,
Bovers which the world will mourn, as the
greatest and last to be retrieved of all
the calamities that have ever befallen
the human race. wa4 ~
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cHiitfal building and wings. The old
dome is being raised Vt the preseut time.
When completed it I'm be of maon;ti.
cent proportions, full Is large as that Of
SAINT Pau London, and not much infe-
FLOR to that Of Saint Peters Rome. It
viii be 500 feet in height from the nave
ment. One of the most perfect l,u;ld.
ings in the world, at the present day. i
the Pantheon at Rome-erected sofono
ago that history has not perpetuated the
name of its architect nor the ape il W.. :
erected. Michael Angeio-when he con.
ceiyed the design OF Saint Peters. said he
would raise the Pantheon in the air. Z
This hevirtually did and an the ciyiIiz.
ed eyes of tbs world since that period
have copied from it.
In the rotunda, in the panels over the
four doors that lead from it. there are
some historical scenes sculptured in bas
relief. These were executed by Italian
artists soon after the building of the
capitol. One is q Representations of 5
hand to hand conflict between Daniel
Boon and some Indians Another req.
fesents the treaty of Penn With the m.
dians, a third that of the landing of the
Pilgrims, and the fourth, scene IN the
early history of Virginia in which Poca
hontas save the life of Captain Smith.
There are several paintings. all histor-
teal as they should be, in panels around
the rotunda high enough only to be sse,
to advantage, in which all Visitors pos
sessed of taste for such things. take q
deep interest Among them are fom
painted by Trunbull. They are the
declaration of Independence, so often
copied, the surrender Of Gen. Burooyns
the surrender of Lord Cormwallis. and
the resignation of his commission by
Washington, at Annapolis. Besides
these there are four other large one,
filling as many different panels, to wit:
the baptism of Pocahontas, the embark
alton of the May Flower, the landing
OF Columbus and the discovery Of Mis-.
sisissippi by De Soto. These paintings
cannot be appreciated even BY good
Judges ofpaintings short of examinatio,
and study. They have superior merit
and reflect great credit upon America
art. Had ! time | would like to describe
them, but space win not allow me and
Reluctantly bring this letter to close
II IN
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Disease in its incpisnt stat. is easily man,red whos
the aid Of the faculty 1t b.hoov.s The wise man to Tot,
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T He CITY 3 A NJ K
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One ofhs first organized under the General Banking La
ofthe State.
VIII give Immediate attention to al ections and bus,
entrusted to Reiitsnees ade for Colecsisns on
day Of payment.
Land Warrants, Gold and slrs, Unssrrsns Notes
soEght and sold.
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Britain France Germany, Holland Switzerland Nor
way, Sweden, &c.
Interest paid Special Deposits
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kzxoszA Sept. lst, 1851.
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DAVID II. LAM announces himself as an Independent
Candidate for City Marshal the ensuing charter election
and respectfully solicits the of his fellow citizens
Should he be elected he pledges himself perform The
ties Of the Office to the very best Of his abilities promptly
and mpartially.
Kenosha. March 4, 1858.
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az Look here, MAP said q Young
lady just commencing to take lessons in
painting, '.iuss look at my painting
Can you tell me what is ?" Ma, after
looking at it some time, answered, wv ell
it is either COW or rosebud, IN sure
[ can't tell which," -