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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-29
MEDICAL.
D Oy n n d q IN d = e -
Has beess brought
TO MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES.

TO MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES,
~ ~ ic,ne. On. MAINS A0Uh BALKAN, u
IN estern Country, AMI especially the pat seasoA,
has broughi health and happines into no.- ssssi-
lies than any remedy upca record. The QUESTION
would naturally arts, why ;hisY because Il does,
all IN the shortest time, chs, fever
Ard sgne In its wsrst IN, and In ell cAsrs par
forms spesdy cure Persons residing In slsri0uo
districts using this balssm occasionally during the
.cky season o. have no fears u nm attach Of aqua
II II therefore night rscommrndsd - . snr~ prsvsn
tioai.i ,lnr when Ms ciass Of ds.sas-s prsv.ii.-
For want Of space we can only offer . fsw u NE
~,any evidences In iss favor
Rucyrus, OHIO. FEB. 15Gs, 1853.
DR. MANN 4 GO Cotton, Ohio Csafs we
are At loss to md LANGUAGE su'cient 10 portray 70
the public the greet sstes N IN which your oeistr
Ague BdLsan 10 held Ia this community. The
Is Il fahs 70 I" It's vorst fosms.
~e can sell nothing eise Yours 30.
HOLBkRT TAILOR, Draggists-
CorfnA kt.s Oct 90fA 1865
MEssRs. =. x. MANN 4 co. Gsafs - aviaG
procured supply Of Jour Asus Balssm. and tesstno
It thoroughly IN many severe cA.es Of ions etandina
where AL 81 the popular remedies Of the day had
tate and speedy cure. II 10 just the medicine vs
" ant here Ia the South Respscsfull, yours
JOSEPH BUCHANAN, Drugsist.
Nen YOvk. Fsb 23d, 1851
NESaRS MANI co. Genfs III havo
nj house In st. L"uis, sold your Ague Haissn.
three years and have carefully observed tts e.
fects. md must In candov say. I do not believe u
has an equal In the history ol medicine ftr To my
pcrsopAl knowledge. crvrS permanently every ea.s.
and have known IL used after oil other remedies
bad Jailed, with the ssme happy result ! have NJ
hesitation ~ prononDcing the greatest discovery
made IN Int .TmItteht remedies. And 3 perfect
triumph chills, fever and Axoe
Respectfully, o. WOOD CO.
s. X. MANN h CO., Proprietor. Go
lion, Ohio. Sold by al
good Druggiata
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-29
INSURANCE.
lAveSpeol / LonAon Insurance CO.
Capital, so, oeo, 900.

Aupr~oR's OFFICE, Iowa.
u 10 hereby oertdsdthst the iivefpoc' ard fIosdon
Fire and Life Insurance Company. OF Liverpool,
England has e- IN this ONCE renevsf statsn eni,
IN sc,nrdsnce se~tion.s, chapter IA, laws Of
1851, Oh rcce. approval. 10 therefore re-
new The certincst agency Of Cha Altman,
Esq. for Scott CopDt. which II hereby .ntinued In
full force end effect for the year 1859.
10 n further cert fed that the anne Hed - q true
copy Of the statement % f,sd.
-. witnes 1y hsrd and se.l 81 DesMoines
It's this 10th asv Of Mar. b, 1859
tl wv CATTBI.L. Auditor Of 6ts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-29

-. ~ I"eJ ny.
tshlishsi TWENTY Y0A1S-hsv. saveathoueantr
from the sra,e--snd their work of mercyis nos halt
complste1. Try them, They arr warranted.
HEBkICK 3 BRO.
Practtcsl Chemists, Albany. 7.
Nold 81 Wholesale and retail BY all DTuggtsto tf
Davenport. aud By Dealers everywhere
p. =. ". ". I. II. PALMER, Travelling AGts.
aug22 daw1dpage1yr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-29
RAILROADS


G0110OhA - $500 Ro1Dno1
vVtssesr .1sv4De1eos1S1D, -
IN ard ass@s sansss lSsc. 81 ~ go -
NIharthsr uostce, Sssss vus sssve nocA 1aSao1 49,
sundays eHoYseis - eD'Iovs:
= fre1gha Ss6o2
- night express eMc
fra.ns Hrive . Ansh Islss1 laiiy, osn6uys -
oep1e4, - follows -
1T nlgAt expressss 00A.n.
ID ffeiGht trains as aWr.1'
% msn train ~ Jnp
Al trains this roaA ssssa Asuv1 osassutoa e
Chi,agp with train bsaL shc Michigan SunsS~sn
Hirigsn Cntrai. Pit. sLurx, vost ayue ena Cnaxs.
70 Rail E5sd IL snd tToua Osssoss. IutnH..
cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, p4Assousss.
Dunkirk, B1aslo Niassrs Pals, Albany, Nov YssS.
Yhilsdapas, baltimore aud washiDasoa Aha. q
laSalio ~sth trains Of the nlir0ls CsOsrsl n0aA-
North 70 0alo0s ard south 70 g. I1nls eeA OoBo =
which l.laoea t.kets can b. prvcured0
W. w. Gr,mpsi.r, Tichet Assent.
Agents, u Z. D&pst, n4sA tsisssd.
Passengers Ien,Diei 81 tho sssty - s1vtng
Instinct u The destnatun ~ tAsls bag
S~ar Also procure Ck~ts before tAktno tA0 seAss
III the cate tie conductors collect fares only tn sts.
ons IL. line thr Ohlcs - AAo<k bsiAnd sautasA.
JOHN ,. fRAOY, oav9tnsnAas-
". wHnnAs. Asst 0up't.
aocs isiana. Uec. .. l6ao ldt0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-02
The RaiIwaY

The WASHINGTON CONFERENCE.-The Con-
venton of the representatives of the four great
Eastern Lines, which has been in session at Wash
ingtOn, had some stormy discussions. The North.
ern Lines were charged with violation of the St
Nicholas Hotel agreement; the Central with al
lowing the drayage charges to and from the Hud-
son River Railroad Depot in New York City, and
thereby securing freight contrary to agreement;
and the Erie with allowing drawbacks on through
freight. These points and others created much ex-
citement and disouszioz- Tho Convention finally
adjourned on Saturday, all difficulties being set
tied.
The prominent features discussed were as fol.
lows:
First-Free deliveries of freight in cities which
was agreed to be abandoned.
! SecOnd-The payment of commission to express
companies By all the connections of the Erie Road
1t was agreed that this should be stopped, and II
continued, that the road in question should be cut
off from all business over either IF the four lines
| Third-Agreement as to the manner of chang
| ing rates to avoid change by one road without
notice to others.
FOurth-Agreementa as to the form of handbills
and advertisements, which in future are to be sub
mitted to and appToVedby the umpire, Barlow.
| Fifth-Change of rates so as TO meet the low
rates BY the Ohio River, which have controlled all
the Western and Southern shipments, and by the
means Of which change the Erie and Central Roads
can not get share of the business.
They are to have another meeting in New Yorb
on the 22d of February.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-02


LECTURE on NATURAL HIsToRY.-Prof Kirt-
land yesterday delivered his annual lecture upon
Natural history, to the students of the Cleveland
Medical College. For twenty-one years the speak
er has annually lectured upon this subject at the
College, and among those whom he has Taught in
his classes, are many who now are distinguished in
the ranks ofnaturalists, and men Of scientific at
tainments. He yesterday took up the subject OF
Taxidermy, or stufing of birds. The lecture was
free, and many ladies as well as gentlemen took ad
vantage Of the instruction conveyed in it to learn
the nodas Opsraadi of Transforming the corpse Of
bird into the mounted representation of the liv.
ing and breathing songster.
Taking common quail for his subjectwhich had
been caught and provided for the occasion, Prof
Kirkland went through with the entire process o.
skinning and stufing the bird, explaining every
minutae, and accompanying the operation with
familiar instructionst to beginners, which would en-
able them to proceed without farther teaching il
this accomplishment. When skillfully stuffed thest
birds form the most beautiful ornaments inagina
BILE, and it is a work which may be done equally
well by ladies and gentlemen.
The lectures Of Prof. Kirkland upon various sci
entic subjects are opportunities for gaining knowl
edge which none should lose who can be present
He has devoted his time dattention to the aquis
ton ofscienee and art until there are comparative
lyfewmen living who have such varied knowledge
and such fund of information upon almost all i'm
aginable subjects as he. Through his travelling
tours, his habits ofobservation which allow no OBJ
/ =
departments of science, be has become one of th,
noted men ofthe country. The Medical College
fortunate in having him as one of its lecturers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-02


the latest and rapid steam presses in the
best style short notice. and reasonable rates Par
cular attention paid to blank work Every description
ofBndins done, especially Blank Books Ledgers Journ-
ais Sales Books. Reeeiy1ng Books, sc. sc.
City Council.
full report ofthe Council proceedings last night
being crowded out, we give brief abstract OF bus
mess done.
petition was presented from John E. Cary and
others, asking that Water street may be graded
Immediately. The matter was referred to the
Board of City Improvements.
The Superintendent and Secretary of the Water
Works presented long annual report which was
referred without reading to the Committee on Wa
ter Works
L. Benidict, & Son, and others presented petit
tiOn asking for the erection of hydrants upon Co.
lumbus street and vicinity. Referred to Committee
on Water Works
| The Committee on Markets reported the petition
Of Mrs. Frederick's relative to damages sustained
by her al the new market building, representing
that an important legal question was involved, and
the matter was referred to the Committee on Judi
ciary.
The Board of City improvements recommended
theereetion of four gas lights around the Post Of
fee. The resolution to erect the lamps was
adopted.
The Police Clerk presented a report of doings at
Police Court for January, 1859 Whole number of
cases treated 80.
petition from the citizens of the I'd and 5th
Wards, was presented, asking for the addition of
one to the city night watch who shall be employed
in those Wards, to protect them from thefts, incen-
diarism, &c Referred to the Mayor
Sundry individuals, residents of Cleveland and
doing business upon Superior street and Union
street, presented communication setting forth
that in their opinion the introduction of Street
Railroad would not be detrimental but rather ben.
ehcial, and recommending that the Railroad Ordi-
nance be passed. The petition has the signature
of all doing business upon Superior and Union
streets except Isaac A. Isaacs It was referred to
the Board of City improvements
Daniel Stewart, Weigher of Hay on the West
Side, resigned his Office for the reason that at
won't pay under the present circumstances
Mr.. Rider offered a resolution that three lamp
posts be erected on Michigan street. Referred to
the Board of City IMPROVEMENTS
The ordinance fixing the salaries of city officers
was read the second time, and, wi an amend
ment by Mr.. Thayer, giving to the Council instead
of the Mayor, the power to employ extra counsel
when needed, was laid on the table
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-02
THE well known and justly celebrated
Il Indian Herb Doctor,
R. J. LYONS, FROM SOUTH AMERICA,


Office No. 81 ST. Clair Street.
All who suffering from the alb We uamed diseases or
other complicated complaint of years Standing are IN
foTmea that they can consult the Doctor ~ FREE OF
1t is hoped that viii despair OF cure until thev
kaye given the Indian Herb Doctors Medicine far and
faithful trial
u During the Doctors travels in Europe West Indies
hast Indies, South America and the United States he
been the instrument Gods hand health and
VgOr thousands who up and pronounced incur
able by the most eminent Old School Physicians nav
more thousands who the the grave are
now LIVING MONUMENTS to the Indian Herb Doctors
skill and successful treatment. and daily eEclamng
Blessed be the day when fist saw and partook OF the
Ind an Herb Doctors Medicine -
Remember-ConsultstOna and advice free The poor shall
be literally remembered.
II Take Notice-every Wednesday and Eriday DR. Ly-
ens can be consultt at No 206 Detroit street, West Side
u Office Hours-from A M.to6PM
decIl d&w ly 26l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-02

He could not understand it all at first; but,
as he glanced at the dates. each one made it
clearer and clearer Really he could not have
believed that these little 'stores," laid in, from
time to time, for himself and friend or 50, who
was accustomed to ''drop in," could amount to
so much. Mrs. Cooper did not drink brandy,
or Sherry wine, or smoke cigars, SO the "waste'
lay at his own door after all.
Mrs. Cooper, sitting by the front window. at
twelve o'clock, saw the office boy arrive with a
return dispatch. Itwas very short, but quite to
the point.
"DEAR WFK own up. Sold
Yours truly, G
.-.- MURRAY COoPER"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-02
LINEN GooDs

LINEN GOODS,I
ToW 5,Sh shs people of Cleveland are sati,ssd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-02

The , best sheeting in the city at la
Be9 D. blankets BI the low price of 50 rs a mai,
bed Blankets as good as are in the eitF w.
cheap, - '-'s e''5' F'safy
White harseilIes Quilts at very low prices.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-02
VERY Low PRICES
I DRESS GOODS.
Al OF which win be sold allow PRICES
ALSO:

ALSO:
Rest TaI1 TIfns at shillings, cheap at 50 os,,.
TS PSss Laole Napkins in the CITY at IN sS s1sS T.
AAs eess Linen Handkerchief for TsJ;ss oo- =
O'H' each linen Handkercbief at only 10 "a e...
I-o's oi0th'' from rs cents to the best n.S,.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-02

" HIVES q BRo.ean supply the city with the
Century, and The New York Saturday Press (ths
two family papers,) BallOu's Pictorial, New York
Leader. Mercury, Stars and Stripes, No. of Our
Musical Friend, &C., &c, ad kmitWm.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-02

A MERICAN ALMANACS for 1859.
IA Prices reduced TO IS cents bound copies for 90
Viii be sent by mail postpaid at the above rates
febl J. B. COBB co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-02
& sttroeons.
To ChrOlafc I1lU0Ilels.

ASA OASeO AASCN1OtO
DR. BANNING, Qate of New York, }
IL gives notice that he has located at
No. IA Eaciid Street.
And that having perfected his system of BRACES
SPINAL LEVERS PROPS. BRACE TRUSSES
PILE SPRINGS, CHILDBED GIRDLES
AND SKIRT SUPPORTERS,
He prepared usuay without medicine the fol-
lowing and analogous affections, VIZ:
BRONCHITIS; with irritahe threat and weakness and
h9atsenesS o. VOICE @ ~ s2eskin ne and singing
WEAKNESS OF THE CHEST, with cough, bleeding at
heart.
DERANGE9IENT OF TIE STOMACH: with ipdiges-
on- gcdliy Of collapse faintness dull dragging
pains in the sides and ' gone feeling are az
gTayated on erecting the body
WEAKNESS AND FALLING OF THE BOWELS;
piles.
URINARY WEAKNESSES, with irritable bladder and
neoniInent and painful uriDatiOHS
SEMINAL WEAEN ESSES; which if not arrested so
generally end 10 lnsa1ity AMI physical ruin.
SPINAL DERA NGEAIENTS; with curvature ineuuaii-
ties % the hips and shoulders ungTacefu gait and pain
and Of the back which, II not arrested tend
iheir Increase and To Consumption.
HERNlA radical cure effected ION principle) by
means OF ms new culoinafim Brace Truss.
-DERANGEMtNT OF THE LOWER EXTREME
TIES NHh coldno's numbness, henyinesS and swelling,
Standing
The dropping Of yruag LADIES' with peaked shoulders and
large and sharp shoulder blades aud aness of the chest
which 5e so indicative Of early consumption, pleasantly
SEHT SUPPoRTERsThe attention of ladies is called 20
HI combination bd mna and Spn1i Shoulder and
Skt supporter by which mos of the above affections may
be prevented aud relieved and bearing of The
tho stomach. lnYdlds the CITY should indle hy
letter wfea DR.. may he seen.
The medical profession are nvlted to examine his suTg
cal devices
A Lady in attendance upau Ladies' deoIO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-02

Total. -. -. o.. IL
J. A. CRAw, Cly sexton.
Cleveland Jan. slst. ls59.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-02

SExToE's REPoRT.-There have been ll2 inter.
ments in the several Cemeterys from January LIST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-12

- = l
80 Hon: Jno , .McRae ana iady. MI. Thut-
- NJ Ma Alahany Rssninx JsufSai. a1d
cap. Nae. N. :, !, w 'Ill
1890 York Hs.aif zsbyssS NeEsk e ~ n
nepsslpase ths1 the Nhpls thiux = : hanbuf.
- :. .Iiss ysFss SlemsI6, % Aiss sHp j. 4.
: NeeN Wot Anguyta 6uasdH. an& Is. ~, =.
. WeH letun ffen- chskfoitosn Va. ahdJ -.
ssys e sslt lake, viii H. t1o ehiIdrsr ~
hosn ,ne Indian massacre, are at the Nadoual .
.r,. Nv. in.s ~ ?, Nscsssul q Kswf
ensfsey D. = fsrnhsm, cspfnis 81 "a ~ X
:, M.sas.sr. % bic way 70 eeOfsia IN tisi Sfs &
-. ~ :; Egbst E.rnh.n, the .,pu,eds.sliia,
. 81 $3.50 g ne yaeae WAsdessr, @ Sc ssocess1,i
e.yei9pcytn4 yOyags-rssrhsd fhjs cifx a 81.
y ssay y the c.ssoa{ 9 1esFshaI Rsndss; q New
I. SD tyo sgent e fhs u s. hsssasi a. GsSs~S
-. y. TX, % s.ysnn.s, ffel yhencs : rsqsi}i,
YET Were hs va arfsssrdi Ne is nov a. m.
stSxs{ ~ 81 ia city sed ssy.n..h s 81 Cd
eenPneity IN The Wanderers achievsmeEn.f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-12

RSrHE FAIR GIVEN BY THE Ladies
IadsA sohSo!. IS fhotnf HslL VI sffeSf: betvees6
'egea .urtii. THURSDAY nsTt. bee. i,th. e
fleldS ssd patrons Of tins far are rospectfdy IL
ylkeo.sl.. 49, s. Ga sssgi Af Z f,dh 1o-9
r. 40N16QMERY GUARDS ATrEN-
~ TIUHs-YouAr are herpby pStifed o stfend
ms<tiag ofthe company q thu Coin n6is Annoy
On TU E9DAY, the fSth. Ike attond anco Of evevy
membef e rsenired - busnsss great impoftipes
to .he eSmpsSy WILDE tfaasscteds : !. - -
ds,S s. VIM LANGR AN, Lis.t cons,s.l
IT'D TEE MERcHANTs AND BUsi-
hk.nE rs MN OF W4yhfNgTiyN XNb
EE0y 6GT0Wrl-Amons 1lo .makT dissdT ~
feses m tho var Of uceessfal -trad1 20 the
q oar tvQ cittas npt the least u the Iguk d md
clert beckfng fecfities to meet the wnntg q OR
r1ercheuess and the abasycs o. uch hsa never beSn
nor seloysly feit than dnring the prsScnt fSll,
- The dit 3s5s ~ orr |iast sseSis 81 mseis
SdSfss Md q tSssS dsposso snS cssso e 51ne
econsegsencs. while osher cities are Elessed Win
sese ~ thar money MARKET, the Dist1ok Of CcluH-
bn - nov on the hfinkof q commexo{&i msbehaion.
eelie y,nI tat e!14lk vlth sn@ctepk DspissG fSr
4s bassR ds4 ~ 4ev ne sesfyo ~ fks Sssssfss i}s
0fe f!ce ssties, - lmpesatively demandea 81 tie
rxlgenelss q the un9es ard ~ d1esel or dvsfttke
sv,de.t ssnesneI q Tie Wcnied iltetsIt to eea
III Is. Sssa ssssa ii q SIs5S
8. e 81
mesting Of the merchants aud oth6fs infessstssi
-0han auf6cisnt names thai haze been obtalned
: de y (stntesk IHto1sl 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-12

IHs b1Afnor fouss LEozASD AfNoRSoLK,-
We give from tn fosfstk Argus Of Saturday de
feu6NiR particulars ofthis shochdlx ana ,myysel
rioosaaai1 a1rsaAy snnouhced BY telegraph, only
PesmidnZ 1at the victim w. he opiY child q
sAhsaham p Leonard, The ssenior sditor q that
Psper: .-.s---sss lss..s.-z ..t;'Hs-S !
q Tbs child went 10 the hotel esom schoeIs /.
nttle after O'Clock, ascended the stairs within II
stene& e. the room Of his parents who vere ADJ
sent, ana d. wssseen sitting down Ia The passagel
ssi s n Gs Eusos ssGst half
ssxt g that oseupsd ,by Ms. lsonasdLs and adv
on suep1pnng to enser, found the ehilt Ivfnv q,
ne nseS iudde, bis body .Prvsnisg sgsinst IA
Sogi w hon any ssr Of ifi sksial g..
alarm YVES given, and De. Andesws. fsrmssIv 81
thn clyr aud Dr. b Hnlnses, hoeh os when ~
stopping a. the Eationat, were immedi ately in Al
.sem.neez Bot .9edscsi skiIl were Of ao.avaiiI
efsctaaIIy;j his aaRaef, lo6v and keen. had ben
o. 81, ~ aseply y tee nsck reachiax the pppe}
woaad, sueh a. itwould seem, csuld only b
given 6y some psactised assassin. Strange 20 saU
foun4, " watch - .blarksksss1sa 1iiisiS cdsuld
oe dstccee4s AT u sscloehr - eaas.So the dsrI
deed Of eieod Nd been adfseBverjd. No one Il
able % PLATA she - surlciss snGsis5
ysiy gsSiiss eeaesy, ~ IS, Sa ,a,ss , we
Parshh, add dsafly LIVED oy lssS1 seisii,55,s !"
u tP.S.-fhs following teIegfzphic dispatch indj-
Gates that there was rsaaafksble miscoacspt,o. u
70 the cause Of TIE boys death: =
:, NonSeIf. Va Dec. 1o-The coeope,,s iurv n
the ease Of hebsy lseonafd have rsaSerrd : ~.
~s si 81 h. se Ga =, dssss bg shst from gun
ment Of The verdict gave great rsiIef 70 the ceIs
esaniy-< - .1ssT t4eF 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-12

80 u ne In Hou import 3 Ell
- $ s ssf, ssSs y, : I Sss 5 Re
real 6s.ssswo shat . large ss1kbsr Of people
u.lieved property in man q Be fArcs-tkat he
African e equal 3 . white man-thst he 10 citi-
pstyile9ss cd i0munities - ether eisssas. He
did not fo one Instant charge the Republican
pssty With comPlicity II the aid Of yehn. brqwn-
-: ssss .siae ST. e e Sssa ss ss pssei - "a
esssz n HsRsSs,sse s,sy e e ssss,ssa3
an, ;., ,essss re- 6 As sesss e: ss.eiSd.a
W. 9 Ss sf. ca g s'sss Ssstls
:ss:;S sS = d. "a. Mic iscs 3 :; s's1
~, q. I kEsl,sE q NJ, sss. ~. = nal. per
vielencs 70 my own fSezihgtpsd sense ifdpeis2y
u tdle set = tbs ssfly sppestunisys make an
ana sSSss IS seI - 6 Hiss Y g:
in this hail yestefd.y, which vs. IN oeacs % 10
,,figutty md a beesh d -. dsestss; ana tor
ahich Itsadee, ne, ID MA hodv, ny fsgfsfs asd
rs IsS.s ,s.aa. sl.es va.s i. p..n ,d - !,
my wcn6Y ccllsa gue, concsiysit irdue ffosh
me, 81. pSaI . Ssis hesss Skai, il i yssiefdsS,
In ths sscit,ns.t q dsssts. vieaa.sd say q g
". anistenticnsl On my part AZ 10 dine 40 /
1estre toyiolate The rules o. decornm OF any raf-
Unnecessary BODY aud II hove ma1s NE En- stSe
Bee. ss q g sca rs e 2
! am sctusud ~ 10 othsr feeling than mat Of r..
Eret. u regfet vefy much tie Ache that oceufred
Yesterday, and hope II may have no tsndsncy %
i iSP TIE sel.fiem existing betwssn members Of
: NJ ]. cpchisss. Ana ibis m..issshslos az r.
turning harmony among members Of this Hsusc,
move That We sdjousn.a = 81 - sgss-s9
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