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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-25

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know other medicine "A share pubir
tdcuc, short time this has done 1t has been
than first heard %
r head Of all remedies TIE kind We have
# it ourselves having had no ucrlsnu
lry only retains is original color but
Of friends have, ~ meyer kno,,nit
la. ng the hair original color ""
aEl becoming prrnanrly The "Rr,tr
tNr tritl-- 6htStfr iHiadjs1 Hrdid
Su.d hY Al, good Druggists FL \.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-25

LYNcHBuRG February 2Srl, 1859.
Col. Thomas II. FLOOD:
Dear SRI was in the Wing meeting at Camp
bell Court House on last Court day called 10
nominate candidate for the county. in coniunr.
ton with Robert J. Davis, Esq, from the city of
Lynchburg, / was somewhat active in getting up
the meeting, though taking active part in it,
as it was properly meeting of the county people,
~ nominate their candidate. You had no agency
in drawing up the resolutions endorsing Mr. Da.
Wis, to the exclusion Of yourself Not one word
was said by you on the subject. The resolution
was drawn by ID. Mari, Esq. as thought. while
sitting in the bar by my side. He handed me the
resolution and asked me if it would do; my reply
was mat 1t was unnecessary, as we had. at our
meeting in January, endorsed our candidates.
But he not being satisfied that we had then Gu
dorsed Mr. Davis. thought it best to do so at that
time: As far as know, can learn, You had
nothing to do with the resolution the meeting
farther than to be numbered among them.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
ED. ID. CHRISTIAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-25

SoMSAEBULisT.-The steamer Peerless, Cant
Dowdy, which arrived Thursday night Mt New Or
leans from Red River, had an extraordinary cir
eumstance to happen on board, short time after
their arrival there. gentleman from Aexan-
dria got to dreaming that the boat was SINKING
and in order to make his exit in quick time from
the stateroom, he concluded to break through the
door, which he did, and running out on the guards
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-25

Louis NAPOLEON AND THE SLAVE TRApE.--A let.
ter fran Paris SAYS: 1T appears that before he
left home, the Prince Napoleon gave orders Ia his
foreign agents on the African coast to cease, FIR
the present the emigration OF free blacks to the
French colonies. 1t appears. also. that the COM
mittce decided for the continuance otMe pres. Mt
system until a better one conid be found. and Prince
going beyond this decision. ordered that the svs
TEN should be discontinued until that better svs.
tenn was found He had therefore given orders to
commence Immediately an examination into the
question of importing coolies or English East In
dian subjects; and il he finds this impracticable
ms own system being only suspended, mag be resu-
med dgaiu; for the French colonies must have la
borers This is the true statement Of the case as
it stands at present"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-25

A. Circnu Court continued and h.lL for
I Campbell county, at the Courthouse th,r Ike 9Th
. 'tnhcr lse.
,luna sale and Charlotte his wife. psantia,
Sarah l.. Alexander, ct ds Dct,uiIus
Among ether thng, the tour; "rl,r,d thai Il e. II kran
who Hrrcby appointed ciH Commas the Iur
pose all debts claims cNisiIns
aa.t the said c tllc l. AlcA
report hereof the Court. and 10 cnah The sud
much tins order. hun 10
the debts claims eAng against the the
sad hare. T. Avxande he hereby directed publish
rotcr of the newspapers Published In the 4 yneh
burg four weeks requiring all persons hold ~
debts claims, exhibit the cviicnco thereof bet
HIM such place lie rra, AID notice appoint
----
IL. persons iutrrr.ted in the fore go'.g order,
I u " ia take notice, u at / have appointed Weld E>DAl
tie Juth day Of MARCH next at ofc" in LfhtlrrE
taking proof the bts aud cam' Ihrrcia mentioned,
which me and place, person, having such, rep ire
produce and Prove them. Il. q. IL kEAN,
feb ~ cla~iuriw. Special C9mnis>~
a XIESAND SPRING Site, eivcd aud -
N hand fifty polished Box Iron ANLiS, from
If 2lneh,s Buggies " Also. - pair iney
Gnisho ) iRINGS, from TO Z leaf with French ends
s. NJ SIMPSON
feb 2i.dis AT the old y and of SIMPSON h Brother
IN DOZ. PAINTED BsIKETS, receiving
sBVIby feb l5f's lHBY 4 SAUNDERS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-25
Col. Floods Vindicalon

As we promised yesterday, low la, before
our readers irretragabe evidence Ia rrhn' the
charge made by the epubliean-hasel, nsii >ays,
upon the authority of others-to the ,llce' that
Col. Food was guilty of the mcanncss and chi
canery Of mRnsng silence upon the late convcn-
ton at Campbell c. Il. respecting himself; HAT
thereby be might be able to impose upon the Gre
dulity of Democrats.
We referred Ia tits charge yesterday as "basc'
one. because it involved base conduct, unworthy
Of n gentleman. it ought II nave been patent to
everybody that our Language was applicable to
the quality of the charge Itself, and not susccpt.
bile Of an Interpretation which, we understand
has been given to it. For ourselves we may saw
that, while we do not intend to be cn,eirlcd into
a false position, shall never dodge any fair and.
legitimate construction that may he placed upon
our language
We think that Col Flood stands yindicated Of
the charge upon which he his been arraigued, and
we call upon the Republican to Withdraw it.
CAMPBELL Z. H., Feb. %, 1852
Col. 7. II. FLoop;
Dear SRI am in receipt ol your letter
of this date. was IN the Wing meeting
held at Campbell &. H.. on the li,h instant
and in Injunction with Capt. Daniel Mari, brow
the only resolutions that offered 10 the meeting:
and the reason we did NOT think ii necessary to
say anything about you your course as our
Senator from this district. was because at u meeting
Of our party Mt January Court, we hal fully en-
dorsed YOU, and had called upon you to reconsider
your determination not 10 be n candidate
and 10 consent to represent us again.
We did not think it necessary IL endorse YOU
every Court, YOU known to all Of the
Wings of this District t. be firm VIM and not
so chaneeable as the moon,as to require endorsing
every month, as to inform Your poll Seal friends
ms to your Ticred6onts. You may use this You
think best. Your obi ser, I,
JNO. {. MI RREIL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-25

TrRrI>Ii$E ANp n Isia.-lherc are several
hundred stills Tor the manufacture Of spirits uI
,urpcniuc IN the State of North Carolina alone
while the Stntrs bordering on the Mississippi are
all more less engaged in it. The Of rosin
aud turIrntne seem Ia increase with every leycl
uuemcut II inventive talent. In painting, in
printing, in soap making, and especially in light
ing. it, use seems To br almost universal Informs
an important clrmrn, in many chemical olrrl-
tons, uid il >c~timael, in a lat" communication
to the |. nlon Society of Arts. that from two t,
three huudrcl housand dollar, worth is cor,>uni.
"a anihi .y in the American india rubber manu-
t.,rlorio,. From seventeen thousand to twenty
tWo thousand tons have been imported into Eng
land annually for many years past. and almost
rxeueN civ from the United States. Spirits OF
,urpcut,ur is obtained by dsliling with water
the semi fluid sap pitch which rNnd"s from it,
cisons made in the wood of various species of pine
the product, left after distillatinn is resinous
did, which is ropular termed resin or roSin.
tamphene. which isexensivcly used in lamps,
ricd hy repeated Installations. Burning luid is
a SOLUTION Of rcrtihed turprntnc, camphene in
alcohol the tendency OF the turpcntine to smoke
being diminished by the addition Of alcohol
tnmplrnc and burning fluid, although highly in
llamal.c, ARE not OF themselves explosive; mix
tnre however, Of tho vapor OF these liquids with
atmospheric air is highly explosive, and, igniting
at II distance, nj thcapproaeh of the chest spark
ar flame, is apt to communicate fire to the liquids
themselves. burning laid. being much more
volatile than cnmphcnc is much more dangcrou,.
Oil of turpcn;nc is extensively used rs solvent
for resins i'll the manufacture of yarnish. and in
the preparation Of paints; also to some extent in
mc,licnr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-25

"MoRrARA" CASE IN S,RpINI,.--At Genoa,
the Goth Of December, before the first session If
the Provisional Tribunal. II girl named Caicrua
Layczzara was brought, charged with having elan
destncly administered baptism to child, Icoue
Levi, an lsraclitc. Under the royal patent OF DE-
cember 6, ISIS, the public prosecutor claimed the
conviction and punishment by fine, and the trtu-
nal, after considerable deliberation awarded NIL
which the prosecutor claimed-n fine of fifty sculi,
Or Imprisonment for the term Of six months, or an.
I'll the fine and costs were paid There is to be
appeal taken in the case, but there Is little douh,
but that the present decision will be sustained.
The lsraelitcs of Genoa, and, in fact, throughout
Sardinia, are naturally very much elated ut the
result of the trial
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-25

nu' Is. 900 Mr. T. DaNI'-l'rAr sir; such In" great d.
liiul for The Pam Killer, that write to son
Niblr in addition to what have hitherto otdct,.l II
aezrn h"Aea dozen bottles toN) aud tie
-t1' that may i'r On The lf,s
mon 10 the amount OF the y HARRIS
IA NIaApA IiIrmah, Ma oh Il, -.6-Me.srs 4 DAVIS
Son-t ienis; am snrry trlaS 'eA Il Pam I.n-
su l has not Yet come L. hani The t>et rci ig
III utr' hing th,sr hard lines t. thc
i - OF lar N nuV lance - send
III "H thrr box 81 thu same size, VIZ So wottJ onrs
al I't On c Treasurer Of III" Missionary tn,9n III"
Ky. t. iiiDiAS
sr.l ~ I'll mel tnc d,acts
sold IA, Join IL SEAN LBu'hur2 tt5 /, 9w
liniionH,'- OIaimciti. -'thc conI:,i nini> ihai
ft..nr rafrul rather ih.n b.- >. S5yii
ae"s - IT The sore itic and gathered breast, IT, II
tHa Cd: ihr N In. wei n, t.r lart <,
h -t'FriH h, Ia" immediate &, tar p,N"ftu ,irt'got
le. ~ Sold Al tie .Iutattey, No u Mud Lane,
I'D, aai by al Druggists, a - IDS, an .t pot
I,b I,-i!w.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-25

20 We are requested Ia announce ii NllSt.
bln' t's canlatr for ,!.r clerA l., The ilu,ting
t.. - 5b, ,i'y of I.ynt ,burg Jan dtlofr
- am II cnn,i,at, Tor the Office Of Clerk of
II, U',itiss Court OF H. mylbm; j. y. GDRDDE
dto'r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-25

T. tLIRKSu1r or Inn lIrSrlNGs torRr.-I re.
rti'v Neoif eanhrlc for m" "icr of Clerk
{ H. Hp.'nes Court, ut thu city Of I.ynrhhrrs.
San .Ilotr WI NJ Sl.MptE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-25

That B>G OF SIIyER.--We stated in n paragraph
three or four days ago that bag Of silver COIN
apparently containing about Sl0o amongst
the n cts Of the Ohio Life and Trust Company,
which had been in the Institution rs special de-
lpsit Tor 50 long time thatthe date aud the de-
ppsitor had both passed from recollection. The bag
horo label marked "Robert Bland" and the
contents were supposed to have once belonged to
same gentleman of that name. Our paragraph
attracted tho attention Of of Robert Bland
who accidentally killed in this city some fiji
teen years ago. and yesterday he came forward
aud demanded the deposit, which will undoub,ed-
" he handed OYER to him by the Trustees, as soon
a. the matter can he properly investigated.
re history 9! tha death Of the elder Bland i,
probably familiar to persons VIII, were in the cay
at that time. From what gather Of the cir
eum,tunce himself and a friend were each hanl
las pistol, without being aware that they Wee
loalel, Mt u SALOON on Columbia street, east Of
Ludlow, and both fired, Mr.. Bland IN the air hut
ms friend directly at him, in sport. and inflicted Il
mortal wound. The probability IS thatthe haS #
silver referred to, was deposited by Mr.. b. before
this unfortunate occurrence, and has since hc"n
lying in the vaults of the Trust Company, aMait
ing claimant, who has come at last.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-25
Candidates for City Sergeant.

~ tIlr SERGEt<r.=N At the 81 citat,on Of my
I.nH, ai"nncc myself clfi lac t.n ai,e of CITY
a..'.'tt= 1t til" ensuing Spring election.
r., .iiztat,. II pI' NSlNGTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-25

RE- | am candidate for recollection to the
t#s.f-A ri tn" Court o ilI,s:n,s f,r this civ.
i.u.Iafl #'c JANIS EtSAGII.
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Documents for the Canvass.

JONI LETcuER TO DR. Rrrf>ER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-25

HOPS! HOPs!!-Frcsh II ops, I SIS op. tor
loi sale by FEB .:s LEE, ROOKIE -
, 1859-07-18

Mr. John La Mountain has addressed to the
\. 7. TriJm.e u letter in which he displays lie
fact that he entcr,ains for his comparion in the
late balloon voyage, Prof Wise, sentiments Of
the most nclirc and bitter hatred. lie states
that in tho first place LII. Wise was not crcn q
partner in the enterprise. lie reyiews the late
card Of Mr.. Wise, saying:
Mr. Wisc says We could hare reached New
York had not neglected to proride myself
with extra clo:hing!! preventing great ascent.
beg lis pardon. Had Ae been less sleepy and
more obstrsant during the "Trip, be would have
made no such statement. There were several
reasons for the tai!nrc. !. Mr.. Wise fill asleep
Ttf, tense.salse rope ia llis hand, and The nap
cost us 5000 feet OF yas. T. During n!l tile night
both upper AMI lover currents were blowing
northeast, and carrying It's on M angle towards
Nuya Scotia, though twicc. On uwakin,. aud rub.
hing hiz eyes, Mr. W. Insisted that We we're 20
ing southeast. ). During most Of the forenoon
the local and upper currents were east. !. We
had too many passengers ). The tornado We
could not rid ourselves Uf extra ballast 10 ea-
cape it. I did not once descend from any afti-
tude on nccount Of cold, und MT. Wise knows
II. Mr.. Wise did not once "re:nlnd" us Of our
promise to reach New York, and he knows it..
lie was, il is true, 'teafmty c2o:htd." nerer
Jet needed sucl, preca,'t:on.
Mr. La Mountain, ,to'Varl The close Of his card
boils over as follows:
From, first to last have been robbed Of Just
credit, alaadered, rldiculed, aud placed in false
position br this man, whom allowed to nccou-
rany me- He has conveyed ev, rrwbcrs the idea
That wus fellow Of SONIC pluck, but no scientific
knowledge Of batlooning, and that bis wisdom
barely Compensated fof MY bIunders- This
course is my apology for referring to matters
shonld c1se nase forgotten. go 10 WATERFOWL
to-day for the wreck Of mr. balloon, which will
he at once rebuilt. In Oc1ober shall cross the
, 1859-07-18

~ -
TA report that Commander injury was to
b removed from she Warrington Observatory
and sent npos scsirs service Is eont,adicted.
:: ~ Col. ~ Cunningham. the father Of tho
asouthera Nasron," died IN South Carolina
y Gov. fooss ba;. agsin withdrawn tfotn
the Congressional canvass in the Vickshnre
District Of Mississippi. Tho New Orleans
P:eayrnesuggests that it may be his purpose to
seck an election - = Representative from Ten
ne.see, where he has "vested interest hy
marriage"
= 70 The not unknown Nat. F. Ward, former
'lY Of Louisville. Joined the Catholic Church IN
Pine Bluff, Ark, recently.
w The. Richmond Eaqnir<r contains the
following emphatic statement, which may be re-
garded Us Gov. Wise'a ultimatam:
1--WE do not hesitate 10 a.aure the Repa5lie4n
that ID case tie Charleston Couvention shall re:
Jet The doctrine Of the power mud duty ot thu
General Government, and Of each aud every de-
partmcnt thereof, in case Of need. to employ Its
proper functions for the protcetion Of persons
aud property in the Territories, It the Charles
ton Convention shall thus authorize the platform,
to be interpreted according to the doctftue oil
| the Lyuchhurg R<pslliean, which doctrine tha
| Eli Thuyer Eipg Of the Republican party has
already tcceeded 10 hnd indpssed IS the hes'
and most practical neaus Of excluding sIsTer1
| from the Tcrritories-in such case, we say, we
regard it as much more than probable that ths
Conservative Democracy, not only OF Virginia
but Of tue South, and ,ae whole Union. Mill re-
fuse 10 yote for the nominee Of tue Charleston
| Couyantinn.'
, 1859-07-18
4 Slave Kills his Purchaser.

About dusk, evening bcforc last; two young
men, rho work fur Thot1'as Hubbard residing
about At miles from this city, on the Rochester
road, were sitting on the fence near the house,
wheu one remarked that he heard . gun ge of,
md very soon afterwards pair Of horses haFsf
messed to a buggy came wlllins along slowly.
coming vest They started to catch them, and
rs they ncare1 the buggy, they discovered in
tue bottom Of it What they supposed to be
drunken man, but who upon closer inspection,
proved to be F. u. Wright in Il dying condi
ton. lie was not quite dead. t49usl barely
the house, where in few mondenk, more hc
breathed his last. Instantly one'of fhe young
men mounted II horse and came to this city for
the coroner, who nscertained the cause Of the
death to be from pistol bail penetrating the
skull afsout one inch above tue ear, aud ranging
forward. He also ascertuincd that about d
ialt m hour before. Drs. kno.te aud Chambers
Mill, some three mics further OH Tic road, uud
when they passed it, Mr. Wright aud stou,
negro msu were in it, Wright sitting on the left
Side with his cunt Of, the negro on tie right
side, driving. A voting Mr, Castle aud others
saw them ubout tue saInc time. At the mil.
Wright and the negro stopped, and Wright ask
cd tie negro If he would have drink OF water.
The negro sail "no" very insolently, and
seemed 10 be 10 bad hu,nor.
The trace Of tlcol WAS discoycred for one
hundred aud sixty yards from the t,nasc, aud
few yards still farther back the sock aud boot
Of cue foot were found in tile roal. Iu the
buggy we're bundle Of bedc'othcs belonging to
the negro. Upon the murdered nuns person
there we1e no papers 10 show fron, whom, the
negro was purchased, hut it is known here that
Nj. Wright had left this city tue 'iay before to
leok at some negroes will. Il view to buying
Tie OILY paper discovered was Il letter iron,
4. Deattie / Co. Of this city, addressed to d
firm in Gentryrlllc. Mr. Wright was in the
habit Of carrying his revolver ID his coat pocket,
and it is presumed that when his cost was of.
the negro, willie curryinS it, stole The weapon
from, the pocket, and secreted it about LIS own
person in order 10 perretrate the fiendish pur~
pose At more favorable time. Upon the body
cf the deceased was found the sum Of 81 ,849 60,
but no weapons, and no papers except the let
Ter uboye alluded to-. From examination it up
pears that Mr. ". was affected with tetter upon
lis foot, and reasonable suppositiou is that be
took his boot md sock Of 10 give It some at.en-
tion, and while so engaged was shot down By
the u>sassiu ut bis side. T. .->-
Judge IF. Il. Carter, Of this city, took charge
Of the MONEY fonnd upon the body, mud started
yesterday Eiornin. for st. Louis after Mr.. VS.
family, which consists Of 4 wde aud several
children. A reward Of $500 has been offered
for the apprehension Of the murderer, and re
hope soon to hear Of tis arrest.
, 1859-07-18

Cheating the LtbeEators-s-Blean Con-
dace or the Italian Peasanlry. ,>@|
Tie London 7sast@ correspondent with Prince
Sopoleou's atmy; writing from roatreuou, on
The Esd Juns, after referring to disasters from
Goods, gives the following specimen Of 1sallah
!ibcrality to ttalinn 1iberators: A.
"We have other enemies, of far different "a.
tpEc to cpntSad With: aud against these tic
French troopa begin j:.s,lS to ehIerta,n rather
saragc feelings. The Ee"ple here are most un-
ncFc,ful]5 ptunacring them. The 5th corps car.
r'et NIL its provisions for nan aui beast along
viii! it, so TINT for hardly any Of the neeessar'es
Of life are VIC indebted to our chur'fsh hcsts}
but there aac lo;cou objecls Of luxury the com.
cation is maae 10 inn aud shopkecpers: or to
private persons in.liseririna:sij. Vel, nj
dealers, ri:a Acurcety anY exception, hare three
advantages over the poor, defense]sss soldier
md use ul1 Ct them must numerically. In the
first place, they hold iu their hand the coveted
the people las made the supply altogether in'
adequate to tho demand, and faised common
place things, such rs fruits, vegetables, cheese,
&c, TO plnos: fabulous prices. IN the second
place, 4he dealer does not, or Chooses not, to
understand bis customer. and can afford TO
aangh in bis sleeve at all the big oaths, thre1ts
| aud reproaches that are hurled at his head.
"In The third place, even when price has
been fixed to the article, and the bargaiu is
| struck, the poor Freuc!,u'an puts forth IN hon
est, bright, sonnd; intelhgib1e twenty'franc
piece, and the wity Itslian gires change in such
q Babel Of Tuscan, Lueanese; .Modenese, Geno-
| csc; Ma1tese, and fatuesan Ira, PATHS, sous,
tens!mes, cranie, farthinss, &C., d! WORKOUT
coins, sweated into undstingui-hsble slices,
dirty tin and copper and variety Of mixtures
Of those uletals, so that not crcn stranger, but
even native, cannot reckon the email coin tor
I twenty fFanrs without brcakihg down several
times iu the intricate calculation Here we ure,
for instance, in the Dueby Of Parma, where, as
early as in 1914, the decimal French co,nage
was, declared to be the currency ct the etatc.
With I'LL that, however, there is in the Duchg q
genuine Ira or franc, and an abusive Ira; there
| is the old parmesan lrs-worth four tous, nud
besides, every variety Of Italian, no less than
| German aud other coin Austrian xwauxigers
Milanese crowns and hu1f.crpwns. Dasarian pi
astrcs, aud ntl the rubbish OF every onc Of The
ndioining ductlsrs.
''Ar1ned with all these offensive weapons, tut
dealer holds the soldier completely at his dis
cretio:, End It is but to little purpose that the
better aud more disinterested classes step in be
tween rcDder uud purchaser, endeavosiug to SET
Justice done, and to prevent misunderstanding
which would often lead to open collision, Al
tercation is carried to such extent, indeed, tia
sometimes the htissar or ctasseur; unwilling Il
put up with paapabic imposition, will snatch Ut
the coveted article; either giving the first coli
lhut comes to hand in return, or eTen refusing
| payment Ut Gny kind"
, 1859-07-18
meDicine8,.' ST.
#fDiGine8, st.
MORE TO BE ADMIRED
THAN TILE
RICHEST UlApBM
Wsrn by Kings Or Enpersrs.

1uh,+3 v7hv 4 Baautif Head Of Hafx.
Hs-~..r,. ~. o,n,o.ar eod E;l..fb >, .,iea for Il
eHs r., sGxns shsa Is Se ~ B. srt 70 sSa
ths tsfh te tose Of pe! ne he7a ~ eosss.
1S.sS siH II gptnkIcd Win gray nature Will toss
ttsm hrf E.T efnrns9 Prof Ko<la fia4E Restorative IL
astI thfss times wtek WI stst"s and xfnanens:
ly hec11e al such ~ oEmtnt e4d the tol'o*nE nod
iuas Ths Tlter Of ths Ant l. the eefsb1ased sass,
Esv YozK, April l9tA, 1856.
pa. Woop:-D.nr Sir :--Pe:mn n.s TO tzp1esa to Joa
tto obcxIous am u,s for the tntIsa restoration Of my
4f to rs oEgnai eopr: aho3 tho time Of my Arrival Ia
tAe uue-d Sasies W. 1apy beceninE CRY. but upon