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Nevada national., 1859-11-12
Sherfm $ sale.

DY vitue of a Decree Foreclosure 10 me d.
ID ected, issued. out of the District Court Of the
14th Judicial District, in and for Nevada County
State Of California, on Judgment rendered in said
Court the lith day Of July. A. H. 1889. In IA
vor Of MICHAEL McAULiFFE, ind against the WIS
CONsiN QUARTZ COMPANY for the sum Of sixteen
Hundred and Thirty four Dollars and Ninety four
Cents, principal Debt, together with Interest
sl31S g., al the rate Of Two per cent per month,
from June 10th, 1852 until paid, together with all
Gusts of suit for the sale Of the following described
Property, to Wit -
All the Corporate Property Of the Wisconsin
Quartz Mining Company. situated in Grass Valley
Township, Nevada County and state OF California,
including the quartz Mill at Grass Valley aforesaid
with the lot which IL stands and the other build
ings belonging TO the Company adjacent thereto al
40, the Machinery in said Mill includng Engine,
Pump. Boiler, Wood, &c, all the Quartz Claims Of
the Company, known ss the Wisconsin Lead" con
tanning 3, 400 feet, with the dips md angles; also
the tools in use in said mill, with the rock thsre
lying aud being quicksilver and other appurtenan-
ces.
Notice is hereby given that will expose to Pub
iie sale, aS the above described property to the
highest bidder for Cash In front OF the Court House
door In Nevada City. ON TUESDAY, the end day OF
November, A. d., 1853, between the hours Of o o.
clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock. p. n.
Given under my band this a7th day Of October,
JH vAS HA6As, zsssis Nevada Co
Nevada national., 1859-11-12

SUDDEN DEIrH.-A person, whose name
could not be ascertained, arrived at the
Colder Gate" en- the Marysville stage. on
Thursday evening last. and requested bed,
stating that he felt unwell. Mr.. Hornbrook,
the proprietor. showed him room, and judg-
ing from the mans appearance that he need
ed physician, be Immediately sent and pro-
cured one. The docter administered some
medicine which appeared to relieve him, but
he subsequently got worse, and expired
about O'Clock on Friday morning.
Judge Richardson commenced an inquest.
but upon the arrival Of the Coroner resigned
his duties to the proper functionary. when it
was ascertained that his disease was the pleu.
risy. He hsd lived on Bear river, and was
on bis way to the County hospital, but being
too weak to proceed further, he stopped here
70 die.
Nevada national., 1859-11-12

AN OBsERvAroRY.-A movement has bee n
started in San Francisco for the establish
ment of an Astronomical Observatory. The
idea Is most excellent one. An institution
Of this kind is greatly needed on the Pacific
coast, and It is to be hoped that the citizens
OF California may soon be able to point to
an Observatory, fully equal in its equip
ments, to any institution Of the kind on the
continent. The meeting held for the pur-
use, were very generally in favor Of loca-
ting II at some elevated place in the inte-
rior. The purity and transparency OF the
atmosphere Of the Sierra Nevada, is not
surpassed by any country in the world. and
is peculiarly adapted for astronomical OBJ.
servations.
In this connection, perhaps il may be not
be considered out Of place to call attention
to Grass Valley as very proper location
for such work. We have no doubt but
that our citizens would subscribe literally
for It's erection. It's location is at proper
altitude, and the hills by which our town is
surrounded afford choice from great num-
Der Of excellent sites. But by all means
give US an observatory, let 1t be located
where II may. on the broad acres Of Califor-
mia soil.
Nevada national., 1859-11-12
CONSTABLES' SALE.
State Of California, County of Nevada. So.

Df VIRTUE Of an Execution TO me delivered issu
ID ed from the Court Of 5. &. RICHARDSON t,sq. an
acting Justice % the Peace in and for the County
aforesaid bearing date October Il 1859 10 satisfy \
Judgment rendered by the Aforesaid Justice of the
Peace on the 18th day Of Oct, l. d. 1889 in favor Of
MARTIN MURBAR. and against =. ". wALSTON. for
the sum Of s55i1 Debt. Interest Damages and Costs
Of Suit
have taken In Execution. aud will sell to the
highest bidder Tor Cash. on the premises In Grass
Valley Township. on the West side Of Church IIll
~. -. ,,--s----. ~ .ta--.ii r
Walston in and to the following described property
TO wit ;-One Quartz Claim. together with all ap-
Purtenances thereto belonging. also certain por-
tion OF slucing ground. situaied near said quartz
claim also the Ditch convey ing water To the said
claims
TN saturday. the Goth day Of November. a. r. 1883
between the hours Of Q O'Clock. \ ". and ) O'Clock
=. NJ, taken ss the property Of tP. ST. walsion to
satisfy the above demands aud accruing Costs.
G. G. TOWNSEND. Constable.
Nevada national., 1859-11-12

~ Social PARTY.-Madam Pique in
tends giving party at Hamilton Theatre
on the evening Of Tuesday next. The price
of admission is fixed at three dollars, which
includes refreshments. Quite a social and
pleasant time is expected. and those who at
tend, who are not scholars, will have an op-
portunity of judging of Madam Pique's
merits as q teacher in dancing
Nevada national., 1859-11-12

rs-we are indebted 10 Mr.. Morse, the
agent Of the '.California Culturist, for CO.
nv Of this excellent magazine. for Novem-
Der. 1t contains many good articles, as well
as full sized representation of the yam
dervere" apple.
Nevada national., 1859-11-12
Constable's Sale.
Eureka Township. Nevada County


ny VIRTUE Of an Execution issued out OF Jus
,;.s W. w. CAPERTN'S Court, Of Eureka Town
.h;n ceunty Of Nevada, to directed, In favor of
n RASsOM 4 against A. II. MCDONALD, Ihave sell
"a and viii expose for sale. at Public Auction, at
o,eiork. ON FRIDAY. the 18th Of November, A.
d. 1859. at Noores Flat the following described
Al the right title and interest Of the above nam
"A deleudsnt In and to the Mining Claims situated
IN uoors FLAT, and known the Buckeye shaft
c.mparvs Claims said interest being one-twelfth
~ IA claim. and all appurtenances thereunto be
lcrripg 10 satisfy the above Execution. which was
issued In pursuance of Judgment rendered on the
an d.v nf October, A. D.. 1889, for the sum OF
Eighty three Dollars and Nine Cents and secruing
nnted the cath day of October, A, D., 1850.
ia, J. VI. GRAY, Constable.
Nevada national., 1859-11-12
Constable's Sale.
Township of Grass Valley. Nevada Co.

ny VIRTUE Of an Execution 10 me delivered is
sued out OF the Court of :. C. RICHARDSON, ESQ .
acting Justice of the Peace in and for the Coun
ty Aforesaid bearing date October 22nd, A d., 1889
TO satisfy a Judgment rendered BY the aforesaid
Justice of the Peace on the 2lst day Of Oct uber,
4. D.. 1859, in favor OF N. Berwin. and against
Richard Harvey, for the sum of 81 30. Debt Inter
est. Damages and Costs OF Suit. have taken in
Execution and will sell to the highest bidder, for
Cash, on the premises, in Grass Valley Township
all the Right Title and Interest OF the said Richard
Harvey in and TO TIE following described property
10 wit - Tunnel running into 1lta HILL and all
the Tools belonging to the same. The said tunne
starts in at the foot of the Slide, and North
wardly into the hill
On SATURDAY., the 10Th day Of November 4 n
1859. between the hours Of q clock 4. NJ, and s.
clock, y. n. Taken rs the property Of Richard Har
vey TO satisfy the above demands and accruing
C. c. TOWNSEND, Constable.
Nevada national., 1859-11-12

Gs-The Pacific Expositor" for Ncvem-
ber, edited by Rev. DR.. Scott, has been re-
ceived.' 1t contains two able sermons, as
well as fund OF other interesting religious
matter
Nevada national., 1859-11-12

IrQuincy Hall, San Francisco. il geo.
grapu'ca''y. r'saateu IA lhe very heart of the
city. 1t is located on Washington street,
No. l49 and Isl, with premises 100 feet
front. running back so feet. 1t has proved
n perfect success. owing to the superior quail
ity and low rates at which they sell goods.
Nevada national., 1859-11-12
SP CIAL NOTC ESI
I. o. o. z
7. .. of K.

rcMOCIIICHI CAMP. No. %, ]. o. OF x. meets
at Masonic and Odd Fellows Hall, on MIL Street
every MONDAY Evening
j. w.NYE, C.E.
Grass Valley, Feb. 10, ls59-2a-tf
o. Fire Fire Fire Look to your safcs-see
thaty have Que Of Tilton & MeFarland's Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes.
Nevada national., 1859-11-12
The Mighty Healer -!
world known and World Tried
HOLLOwAY'S OINTMENT.

Ths free admissions Of all Nations. a. we'll The
verdict ~ the leading Hospitals Of the Od a. well ~
the New World, s.amp th- powerful remedial Agent
as the greaiesi healing preparation made know
to suffering men. Its rEsnRAnyE orItiTIE are
ore than MARVELLOUS, through the external ori6ecs
Of tho skin, invisible to the naked eye It rssehe.
the seat Of the external disease and in all external
affections Its antinnanmatory and healing virtues
'urpass anything else record, and !. Natures
great ally.
Nevada national., 1859-11-12
QUI INCH HALE L..
li9 4 Isl Washington ST., San Francisco.
DAVIS q BOWERS
i2-aln
Owner Wanted.

In owner :s wanted for smsll sire. GRAY ar
Colt. about four ysprs old. Smooth Sbod trots .ii
unier the saddle. = BRANDED & on left hip. Tax
sion Of duncan Nc Crae also one spanish saddle
with an old '.machere.n aud an old Bridle
rhe owner is requested prove title and take the
p-operty ray. Call at the sheriff s once Nevada.
}. r. Van Hagan. Sheriff Nevada Co.
Nevada national., 1859-11-12
sRUPTroSs ON THE SKIM.

Arising from bad state Of the blood or chfonia
disease are eradeated, and clear and transparent
surface regained by the restorative action uf this
Ointment. II surpasses many Of the cosmetics sLd
oif toilet appliances in its power to dispel rashes
and other dl.iguremenis Of the farr
Nevada national., 1859-11-12
Had Legs, Old Sores and Ulcers.

Cases of many years standing tina; have pcriina cio
nsy refused 10 yield to any other remedy or IL. a.,
ment. have invariably sueeoIabed to a lev applica
isns Of this powerful unguent.
Nevada national., 1859-11-12

~ -ss.l.as' Blanks Q. L7sry rasssiFsss fs-
sals 4, tnis chco
Nevada national., 1859-11-12
NOTICE.

State Of California. County Of Nevada
NOTICE is hereby given all persons interested in
the Estate Of JAMES II. McMURTRi, deceased, To be
aud appear before the Probate Court OF said Coun
tv at the regular term thereof. to be held at the
Court House in the City Of Nevada. on Monday, the
2sth day Of November. 4 u. 1859. at 10 O'Clock, 4.
~, Of said day. and show cause why the Petition oi
W. s Ne,fur,rv. Administrator Of said Estate pray
ing the sale Of the Real Estate Of the said deceased
therein described. should not be granted aud the
same be sold in accordance with said petition.
by order of the Court. .
JOHN $ LAMBERT, Clerk.
l2-taf Per Jos. VI. Levey, nep.
Nevada national., 1859-11-12

A GRAND BALL
VIII be Given at Hamilton Hall.
On Friday Evening, Nov. 25, 1859.
For the Benefit Of
The Catholic Church OF Grass Valley.
COMMITTEE oY INVITA- COMMITTEE or AKRANc.
TAuoN. aENrs
Col. s. c. Richardson. JR Rusb
l.. W Haywood. ESQ, William Watt
A. d. Hbble, Esq. VIM. ISutzenheiser
II. ID. Cady, Frank Humiston
Harry Thomas, James Barry.
y. Mclaughlin, James r. Byrne
William Mitchell. C. F. Carroll
Samn. Iiornhrook, Charles r. Edwards
II. c. Howard. 7. NJ. Wood
Con. Riley, Il. Dowd.
2. English.
MANAGING COMMITTEE
Boston Raviue, Nevada.
John Judd. Hon Niles searls
Joseph kcefe. H. Meredith, Esq.
VI. Ford, u. Collins
H. Cloonen. VIM. =. Anderson,
Wolf Greek. David Carty,
John Teirny John Colley.
Solomon Crown, Allison Ranch.
Eureka. N. Colbert,
John Hughes. timothy tie'ds,
Rough & Ready. p,-.,.-,,,.
p. Powers. -, hteh'ihe'
Sam'i Gillian. w. oassen'
Nonteznma Hill. San Juan.
VI Fox, + Murphy.
John Eagan. James Cosgrovc.
James Malone. Orleans Flat.
Cherokee. ". Comfy,
John Ryan Jeremiah Donoy.n
Frederick Wilder.
FDooR COMMITTEE.
Col. 8. c. Richardson, J. Wilcox.
=. W. Haywood, Esq. 7. Galloway
Robert Watt. James Findley.
Frank Cleveland, James Pounding,
r. Corbeit. Goldsmith
T. $. Smith, P. Noonen.
Nevada national., 1859-11-12
PILES AND PEsTylA.

Every form and feature Of these prevalent and
stubborn disorders is eradeatcd locally and entirely
by the use Of this emolient warm iomentaiion.
should preeede its ~ plieation lts healing qualities
will be found to be thorough and invauable.
Nevada national., 1859-11-12
DECLARATION.

l. NOW ALL MEN ny THESE PRESENTS tina {
IN SARAH CRANE, wife Of Thomas J. Crane. now
OF the Township of Grass Valley. County Of Nevada
and State Of California do hereby declare and pub
lish my intention from and after this date to carry
business in my name and for my own benefit
TO wit That Of keeping Day and Boarding
School Farming and Ranching. in all its branches,
keeping dairy buying and selling Of Cattle and 9th
stock buying and selling Real Estate sing and
Renting the same including all matters Of Business,
that may legitimately Appertain thereto.
Ind do further declare that the sum invested by
me in the above business does not exceed the Of
Five Thousand Dollars.
Witness my hand, the 10th DAY Of October. I. y.
1859. SARAH CRANE
Signed in the presence Of :. C. RICHARDSON.
Nevada national., 1859-11-12
State Of california. Nevada County. / :

State Of California. Nevada County. lsc
Township Of Grass Valley.
Before me. :. c. Richardson. acting Justice Of
the peace in and for said County this day personal
~ appeared Sarah Crane, wife OF Thomas 2. Crane
personally known to me, 10 be the person whose sig
nature Is affixed to the foregoing Declaration, and
who is described therein, who upon examination by
me had. separate and apart from and without the
hearing Of her said husband. and the contents OF
the said Instrument having been by me explained
and made knosn 20 her, acknowledged 10 that
she executed the freely and Voluntarily for the
use aud purposes therein expressed, without fear
from undue influence or compulsion upon the pait
Of her said husband, aud that she has desire to
rc,ract the execution of the
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand
ais. the 10th day OF October. A. n.1s5a.
:. 4 RICHARDSON.
IS J. 7. Grass Valley Township.
Nevada national., 1859-11-12
ERYsIPELAs AND SALT RHEuu

Are two u the most common aud virulen disorder
prevalent on this continent. TO these the 'Ointmen
a. especially antAgoni.tie its .. nsodns operrndi 10
hrst To eradicate the and thea complets
the cure.
Nevada national., 1859-11-12
usedin the foRoping case.

es- CAUTION None are geuine unless th.
words =. Holloway Ne,r FORK aud Loiiden ar.
discernibe lldfer. mari IN every leaf Of the
book of direction around each pot or box the same
may be plainly seen by holding the legf 10 ne light
a handsome reward will be given to any one render
ing such information may lead to the detection Of
any party or parties eounerfeiting the medicine
vending the same knowing them 10 be spurious.
- Sold at the Manufactures OF Professor IoiIn-
WAY. 50 Maiden Lane. New lork, and by all respec-
table Druggist and Dealers in Medicine throughout
the United States aud the civilized world in boxes
At IS cents, 90 cents, and 81 each
rs- There is considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes.
y. y directions for the guidance Of patients in
very disorder affixed to each box
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-22
A IlAppY MAN.

George Wilkins Kendall, formerly
editor of the New Orleans Picayune,
but who, for a number of years past
has lived upon his farm, near Braun
fcls, Texas, writes thus glowingly to a
friend in Boston:
81 have now about five thousand
sheep, and all fine stock. realized
over seventy.five per cent. profit per
ar nm on the investment since have
49, ., which will do for hard
IL ks are now in healthier
d lrr ondition than ever. My
60 u Az has now lasted three year.
Ell ...arI'nission. went to New
Or last Chrislmas time, with m!
wi .snd oldest girl; Was gone 81,
VIZ which was qHlt6 long enough
W. Gull live in Siiyp y6h woult
five. M re. am iurShti Jtnjotlnenl
Of the ! hest health, 'audaa ausw
~ kents younger than | wes m [sEo8f1
ago,-spf2O years gained in fhs u AIS I
or s'msn passed the middle ass q
scsntl0ng worth the while.
Nmsnjb country as this for children
~ ,the lacsof the earth. IT'S never
kck herc-never cold, always pleas
2 91{ e bave set of good neighbors,
2o2 d.jl soon have the b. st kind OF
'society around me.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-22
Number 81.
PEN AND SCISSORS.

Scandal, like the Nile, is fed by in.
Vulnerable streams; but is extremely
difficult to trace it to Its source. .--Er.
But when you do trace 1t to It's
source, you are certain to find that
source quite filthy and upinviting.
Eb 7
1t Is computed that from seven to
ten thousand Americans visit Europe
annually and expcnd there as much
as ten millions of dollars. Er.
Wonder if any editors ever go there
and spend millions! Don't laugh at
our query, for we are in "dead ear.
nest"
Many a W man who knowwho, to
dress herself, knows very Ii tie a out
dressing dinner,-Er.
Well, it is, nine times out of ten their
mothers fault. Why don't they make
their daughters learn how to dress
dinners, cook nice beef steaks, bake
light bread, ETC., instead of staying
themselves in the kitchen and allow
ing those daughters to tramp about
from one place to another and airt
with fancy young men. Such girls
will one day have to do what their
mothers arc now doing for them, mark
what we say, if we are a bache lor.
Hoops,--We notice in one of our
New York exchanges, the arrival of
great big ship load-seven hundred
tons burthen-ofh hoops, Partisan man.
utacture. Let the girls prepare 10
spread themselves. -Er.
They already spread themselves
enough. We don't want quite such
extensive hoops that they will knock
against our legs every step we take
in gaIlanting the girls to and from
church. and other places. It's disa-
greeablc, and we hope the girls will
have more regard for the young men
than to wear too big hoops.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-22

KEEP Coop CoMpANy.-Intercourse
with persons of decided virtue and ex.
ce|lence is Of great importance to the
formation Of a good character. The
force of example is powerful; we are
creatures Of imitation, and by a nee.
essary influence, our habits and tenn.
pcrs are very much formed on the
model of those with whom we famil-
iarIy associate. Now, this is good
advice, if it is stuck in here with lit
tie bits of nonsense, and we advise
our friends, especially young folks
like oursclf, te follow what we have
said.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-22
0 Corn pLANrERS.-Wa find the 70

Conn pLANrERs.-We nd the fol.
lowing paragraph going the rounds Of
tho papers. We are not farmer e.
nough to say whether there is anything
in it or not; but as il would cost moth.
ing but little trouble to try it, we com.
mend it TO the attention Of those aged
in the production of that great staple
cereal:
William L. Morgon, Of Pousville,
Warren county, Indiana, says that seed
from the butt end of an ear Of corn will
rlpen its product at the same time, and
some three weeks sooner than from the
little end OF the same ear. He recon.
monds farmers always to break their seed
corn cars in two in the middle, and use
tho butt ends only for seed
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-22

What do you mean, rascal?" ex-
claimed an individual to an impudent
youth who had seized him by the nose
in the street.
"Oh, nothing, only am going to
seek my fortune, and father told me
to be sure to seize hold of the first
thing that turned up.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-22

"Mike, why don't you fire at those
ducks?--don't you see you have got
the whole flock before your gun!
know ! had, but you see, when | gets
n good aim at one, two or three 9th.
ers will swim right 'twixt it and me"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-22

Life exhibits little more than fu.
neral procession, where friend follows
friend; weeping to-day, and wept for
tomorrow.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-22

Many run about after felicity, like
an absent, minded ms n hunting after
his hat, while it is on his head or in
his hand.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-22

Superabundance is trouble; want
misery. and an exalted station a
great burden; but competency is true
happiness.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-22

A AfeIIow who lives at boarding
house. where they gave toughest Of
tough beestakes, staggered his land.
lady the other day by handing his
plate, and asking, in q very loud voice
ios Q little more Of his daily board.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-22

The road to wealth is generally so
dirty, that the most cautious traveller
is in danger of being bespattered with
mud.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-22

When the ceremonies Of religion
are scoaed at it will not be long be-
fore its principles will be detested.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-22

E15- Subscriptions for shorter time
than ono year must be paid in advance.
Etay Hereafter no club subscriptions
at less than tho regular price ($2) will
be received. However, when club OF
five subscribers is sent us, we will allow
an extra copy gratis TO the gettcr.up Of
the club.
gB" Single copies sold at 10 cents.
EJr When credit for the paper is Civ.
en- TO the end of the year three dollars
will be invariaJly charged.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-19
From, New York.

NEw York, Jan. 1s.-New counterfeit
fives on the Shoe and Leather Bank Of this
city were put in circalation last night.
Mr.. Kennedy. who. IS he alleges, was ship.
wrecked on the Margaret Tyson, is recog-
nized by the shipping master as the boy
whose name was entered on the shipping
articles of the Tyson as Patrick Kennedy.
A large building. No. 6s Duane st., was
burned last night. 1t was occupied by some
dozen of manufacturing mechanics. all Of
whom lost their stock and tools. Loss about
$4,000. The heaviest losses we're on the
steam laundry Of X. Jones and the silver
plating establishment Of Virgil Price.
The new steam fire engine was operated
very successfully.
The ship Manhattan arrived here and
brought in the crew Of the bark Franklin,
Capt Young. Of Liverpool, wrecked at sea.
The captain. his wife aud son were lost. The
Franklin was from Pensacola bound to
Queenstown.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-19
From w ashIngtOn.

NEw YORK, Jan. 1S.-Iribmne Washington
Correspondence House military com.
m'ttee unanimously agreed to report bill
paying Massachusetts a long pending claim
due for money advanced during the war
Of 1872.
Times Correspondence. The House com.
mittee on the Pacific Railroad to day voted
oil propositions looking to it's construction.
leaving it TO be acted upon by the commit
tee only. Mr.. Stephens resolution is that
it is impoltic to embark in the construction
Of any road at this time.
HeraM Correspondence The Secretary
OF War has telegraphed to Col Sumner,
who has command Of the department West,
to proceed Immediately to Fort Leaven-
worth and hold himself in readiness to aid
the civil authorities againat the Montgomery
invaders.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-19
a CAR y.

The uniersisned, herewith m"st respectfully he's
leave 10 return their h-srfl tn .nss "a thar friends
oftt' city. the Rock Island printers snd the public
generally for the kind ASST received at their
hands 10 the celebration Of the anniversary OF the
Birthday Of Rar ,smin Fraukn, and also To the city
Press Of Davenport AMI Rock Ilsnd, for their gener
oss notices they freely bestowed upon the o;ca-
sion. We also wish 10 stats thst the PROFITS have
been donated ~ one o. our brothec typos, who has
for some lin be-n prcs.rsted upon hts .iek bed
Yours, re zee fully.
FRsD KooPs, EW BUnp,rr
w. u FLINT JoHS Il. WOOpioCK.
A. l. AossnAN. Gsu. NJ CRAhs.