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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-27
BY. J. NEVILLE = C
AN ELEGANT TWo-sToRY BRIcK REsIDIKCg i
the First District Il auctIsn. -
!. By JULIAN NEVILLE Co.

AN ELEGANT TWO-sTORY BRICK REsTDIFCF n:
the First District II auctisn. -
By JULIAN NEVILLE < Co.,
JvuAH NEvn1E, Aneaoaesr n
ONCE. II Comnsreial Place
THUnsnAY. Jan. ~, 1859, e ~ o'clock, IT
A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, together with the IN.
pEoyeen stnated IN the bounded BY Camp
IT, Charles and Csope streets, and measuring n feet
nche. front on Camp street, BY depth Of I20 fest more
The Improvements consist q twoory ard basement Brick
House With ali the requisite buildings In the for family
third caah, balance in and II months
properly. The Inducements to Be- Insured and policy Hsus.
feYre1 vendor. 10
Act Of sale before Vim. L. Poole Notary Public "a
pense Of the purchaser. jan
A VALUABLE NEW BkIoK COTTAGE DWELLING
Together with fourth Of square Of Ground stpated
Greenvils one square from the Grssnvfe Station.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE Z Co.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, AuciioDesr.
Once, IL Commercial Pssee,
T'Hghss I 25sh inst. At n 9. o'elsck NJ, a
ONE QUARTER or SQUARE OF GROUND situated
In Greenvile in the bounded by
Washington measuring l45
street by O feet In depth Washington Together
with the improvements situated thereon comprising
Res front building and Kitchen containing
dwelling be uied as single Or double tenement.
ETERMS-Onehir cash; balance IN sud Two years,
for notes bearing cent interest," and not paid at
rity thereafter per cent.
Of before James Graham Notary Public.
pense Of the purchaser. jal7
AN pI IA NT I. ROE nOITn M RRIrx = rsYnrNcr IN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-26

How They LIVE IN NEW 4oRK.-The
Times says:-"Water street is said to abound
with subterranean apartments extending sew
eral stories below the street surface. These
underground dwellings have long existed, and
the landlords have grown rich upon the pro-
ceeds of the nightly rent they collected, and
the infamous rum they sold at penny drink.
But an underground dwelling somewhat diff
ferent, yet equally interesting, has just been
discovered by the police. 1t is an underground
apartment, in a vacant lot adjoining Twenty
eighth street, near Ninth avenue. A hole a
little larger than mans body is the only ex-
terror indication of the underground dwelling.
An excavation had been made, leaving a
room about fourteen feet square. The sides
and ceiling were walled like a vault, and show
ed considerable skill in its peculiar and secure
construction Some rough boards are laid
down for flooring. In this cavernous apart
ment there have been living for the past two
months five adult persons-four men and one
woman. Dirty straw comprised the sole fur
uiture. There they have slept and ate, the
formality of cooking being entirely dispensed
with. The Twentieth Ward police heard of
this strange dwelling, and the stranger occu-
pants, and at an early hour in the morning
made descent into the place -Four men and
one woman were found inside huddled togeth-
er upon the filthy straw, with not the shadow
of covering except the scanty wearing apparel
each had on. The first three gave their birth
place as Ireland, and the fourth is a French
man. The woman is of Spanish origin. They
have long lived by begging, and were an idle,
fighting, and drunken set"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-26

a child's mind by intoxicating any opinions be-
fore it should have come to years of discretion,
and be able to choose for itself. / showed him
my garden, and told him it was my botanic
garden. GLOW so 2" said he, cit is covered
with weeds" co." replied, 'that is because it
has not yet come to its age of discretion and
choice The weeds, you see, have taken the
liberty to grow, and l thought it unfair in me
to prejudice the soil in favor of roses and
Strawberries. - oIgidge
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-26

RATIO OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
who have been examining the probable results
of the next census, and the apportionment to be
based on it, say that the required population Of
a congressional district will probably be raised
from 10000 to 10000, and that the House Of
Representatives (ifthe present number, 293, is
retained) will probably consist of l55 represen-
tatives from free States and Is representatives
from slave States, showing a gain Of nine to the
former.-ALany Egeniag Journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-26
TERMS OF ADvERTIsIN4..

0YERTIsEMENTs published. either in the DAr.r
EEKLr SPY, fr s100 square for three Insertions
and 70 cents for each subsequent insertion Ten lines
less) constitute square" Advertisements ordered
inside In any prominent place. as also those largely
displayed, viii be charged extra rates Contracts by The
year may be made on liberal terms.
~ All transient Advertisements must be paid n
Gdrance Yearly regular advertisers will be rsqnired
to make quarterly payments *
~ Ne r. 1fuifous Advertisements. No report reso
lutons proceedings Of any corporation society or
association, and communication designed call atte
ton to any matter of limited individual interest
be inserted, unless paid for Advertisement.
~ The Publishers will not hold themselves respon
sble for that may occur beyond the amount
charged for the Advertisement >
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-26

THE WORCESTER Spy has passed into the hands of its
new propretors, Messrs Foss Farnum who given
an earnest OF what they intend to make it, by enarng
its dimensions printing it in type, and giving adj
dition TO general news and editorials liberal amount OF
local news We glad to learn that Hon. John Milton
Earle who for than thirty years. has publish
or and editor of The SPY retains his
paper although relieved of the responsibility of manage
ment The new publishers have had large experience in
and tact to make The SPY valuable and successful
-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-26
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU
COMMONWEALTH or MASSACHUSETTS.

CUMMUNW EALIH Of MASSACHUSETTS.
Worcester Supreme Judicial Court. October Term,
A D. 1853 On the Bill in equity aforesaid is ordered
that the complainant notify Benjamin Tenney, of the
city, County and State of New York BENJAMIN c. Keyes
Of the City and County Of Baltimore and state Of Mary
Benjamin Clark of the State Maine the heirs-ataw
Of the said Daniel Clark deceased residing out of this
Commonwealth, to appear before Supreme Judicial
Court next to be holden at Worcester in and for
County of Worcester the second Tuesday of April
next then and there to to said Bill of complaint
exhibited against them and do and receive what said
Court shall then and there consider in that behalf
publishing the title and substance of said Bill
plant and this order thereon in the Worcester Spy
newspaper printed in Worcester in said County of Wor
cester eight weeks SUCCESSFULLY the last publication
thirty days before the sitting of said Court.
Attest JOS. MASON, Clerk.
copy the Title and substance of the Bill and or
der of notice.
Attest JOS. MASON, Clerk.
iva d0sM
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-26


proprieors Messrs Foss Il Farnum MIR Earle the vet
eran editor Of The SpY continues associated edi
oral department; and Mr. Goddard the editors Of
the Worcester Transcript for the year. been en-
gagged TO assist on The SPY hereafter He the
cleVerest newspaper men in Massachusetts,.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-26


The WORCESTER Spy appeared in entire dress
on Monday last, and looked and clear. The new
propretors Messrs Foss Farnum, say they have made
such arrangements enable them to publish live
newspaper which, we have doubt they will succeed
In DOING from their well known enterprise integrity and
experience May attend them everything but
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-26

The WORCESTER SPY-This grand old Republican jour
MAJ now IN ITS SSth year came TO yesterday printed in
new and beautiful type bearing its head the names
or the new propretors, Messs Foss Fanum. 1t also
contains the vaedctor of the proprietor and editor
Hon John Milton Earle, and also the salutatory
new editors. We are glad to notice that MIR. Earle will
stl be connected with the editorial department the
paper position he has held for thirty years.
and by 1t, gained reputation for ability and integrity
throughout the Commonwealth We sincerely wish all
concerned, success and prosperity.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-26
TFrom the Salem Gazette. i


CFrom the Salem Gazette
The WORCESTER SPY has changed pruDretors and an
pears in an entirely new dress, which makes hand
some paper as there is in Massachusetts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-26


~ January 5, A. d. lS59.-By virtue of execution
which issued Judgment in favor of Lucy Mack, of
Worcester, single woman, at the Court of Common Pleas
holden at Worcester within and for the County of Wor
cester, the second Monday of December last have
taken all the right in equity that Stephen Chadwick had
the 10th day of August last the day when the
attached process TO redeem certain mort
gagged real estate lying in said Worcester being the
that is described in mortgage deed from Stephen Chad
wick John Green recorded in the Registry of Deeds for
said County, book $751; page 465 and the LIST day of
March next 10 O'Clock in the forenoon my Office No.
Brnley Hail. in Worcester shall offer for sale the
highest bidder public auction said right in equity
dempton JOHN l.. BAKER, Deputy Sheriff.
fai1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-26

NOTICE.-In accordance with an Ordi-
nance, passed by the City Council, all persons in
Ward and s. within the mile circle, who wish to have
their sw taken by the person authorized to do the same
can have it done by notifying the subscriber.
j. LOWELL, Jr.
Worcester, Dec g. 1858. diff d.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-26

SILKS at 373e, worth SOC.
SILKS at 75c worth 81,
SILKS at 81, worth sl,25
PLAID and SILK STRIPE DRESS GOODS at l2sc,
worth SOC.
Best quality DeLAINEs l2s.
Double width DeBEGE, l23c.
PRINTED ROBES A LES for 49, worth IS.
PRINTED MERINoES 75c and S7zc
Cases MADDER PRINTS, just opened, SIC
AMARANTH PRINTS, just opened, lOc.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS for l23c, worth 373c,
CLoAKs, sHAWLS, and all kinds of Goods in our
stock will be sold at runous prices till the first of Feb
ruary, to make for Spring Goods. Ladies should
remember Mnepenny Counter, fthey want Bargains
JENKINS, HAMILTON, az CO..
jy6 daw3w Late "HARDoNS.'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-26

-
THE WORCESTER SPY.-'This old and popular daily
comes to us in new dress largely increased In SIZE
greatly improved in mechanical appearance. The new
proprletoS, Aesss Foss ~ Farnum, thorough bust
ness men, and THE SPY-Ow one of the handsomest dial
lies IN the Statecannot fail to prosper under its
management The services its veteran editor the Hon
j. NJ Earle are retained in the editorial department. TIL
MASSACHUSETTS SPY large weekly paper issued from
the same establishment is in its SIh volume and Is
of the OlLlest naners In the country
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-26

NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES.--A SUI
perornrclo ncg crop lust received and for sale by
wy. o. SWEET,
dil dtf lttMain stree
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-26

TESTIM oNIALS #H.s
81 regard Mr. Eddy of the most capable and sue
cesSfE practitioners with whom have had official inter-
course. CHAS MASON Commissioner of Patents.
81 have hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
cannot employ person competent and trustworthy
and more capable Of putting their applications in form
to for them early and favorable consideration
Mt the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE"
Late Commissioner of Patents.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-26


:, lHE WORCESTER SPY has been purchased by Messrr
foss q Farnum, and appears in enlarged and in
bran new dress Its appearance is certainly much i'm
proved and considering that its politics the very
worst sort we must say that 1t is prodigy of excellence
MI Fos is the present publisher Of the
riot, and VIII have both papers John Mil
ION Earle who has been connected with The Spy for
than thirtve years Will continue in editorial de-
parment but having longer control of IT, appears
IN the last issue in q NaledicfnrN-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-26

THE WORCESTER Spy appeared yesterday under the i'm
print Of its new propretor 1t has been enlarged and
printed on new type making very handsome appear
ance 1t win still command the valuable Of Mr.
Earle who has conducted with marked ability thr-
ty-nve years The Spy is lightweight years old. We
have no doubt that under its management 1t will
continue to grow In prosperity influence usefulness.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-26

..-t boston, February 8, 1858.
"Mr r. II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN applica-
tons, all but of which patents have granted,
and that one is pending Such unmstakabe proof of
great talent and ability his part leads
mend all inventors to apply to him to procure their pa
tents they be of having the most faithful at
tention bestowed their and at reasonable
charges. JOHN TAGGARr.''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-26
NOTICE 10 SKATERS.-Tbe sub

STUARTS EXTRA SYRUP--Of very
~ choice quality on hand and for sale BY ,,,,,,r
ala Il 1856 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-26
Z P. R U S S E L L.
PATENT MASTIC ROOFING.

BRUSHES, BRUSHES, BRUSHES.
IL ELLIS THAYER, manufacturer and dealer in all
kinds of Brushes No 10 Foster street. opposite Boston
and Worcester Railroad Depot Orders by mail or other
wise will receive prompt attention.
n. B.-Partcular attention paid to Dresser and Ma
chine Brushes div dc
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-26

THE WORCESTER SPY.-This long established journal.
now owned by Messrs. Foss Farnum made its appear
ance Monday much enlarged and in entire dress Of
new and handsome type 1t is now of the most beau
tfuly printed of exchanges and has always been
one of the most reliable The proprietors will
otherwise improve the paper. We offer them cordial
welcome to the editorial corps of Worcester County and
trust their enterprise will meet with the 1t de-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-26

From Sept l7th 1851 June 17th 1855 the subscriber,
in course Of his large practice made ce rejected ap
plieations SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE Of which
decided in has fdpor by the Commissioner of Patent
jail d2awawly II. II. EDDY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-26

From the Syracuse IN. W Journal
NEW DREss-The Worcester (Mass.) SPY comes to us
IN new and tasteful dress which makes 1t one of the
hsnsomest as it is one of the best papers upon
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-26

Sealed proposals for building meeting for the
Greenye Baptist Society In leicester, will be received
by the Committee until January 18th, 1859. Plans and
specifications may be by calling on r. STYLES, Jr
in Greenvie, or the subscriber, In Clappville.
fe A. W. CLARK,
Chairman of Building Committee.
Cappville Dec rs, 1883 du d25
, 1859-11-10
.U{SEELE.f.1.E0 q [yS.

An IxcInEST IN CoErT. Yesterday morning,
while Mr. Freeman was undressing the jury, IN
auc Of the most eloquent portions Of his speech.
IN his horror he saw bruad grin on the faces Of
tire jury; then they seemed iuvoluntaEify 10
burst out into laugh. The learned counsel
not hcing aware OF the cause Of this unseemly
proceeding. On turning to the beach, however,
1he reason WIS se!f.eyident- The Chief Justice
had retired to 3iA1porl for q moment, and
there. in the Judicial cllaz, in all his majesty,
sat nu less i parsonage than Mr.. KobeE: tunes,
an insane man. well known here: "i'ob," as
he ls fani1iariy catfrd, luok1ng smilnslr on the
learned counsel, said, *'Go on it's nlt right; !;
I'll sec Justice done" amidst roars Of laughter.
1T this moment lis f.ordship returned, but the
woult-bc Judge did not feel Inclined to vacate
his prominent pnsitiun. and it required thrce
constables to remove him. It was some min
utcs ere the court settled down to its customary
sotcn,nity, and the learned gentleman was able
to continue his specialization &C. ~
Spectator.
CorroS EA1sEo IN 1sLoox1SGroN.-Mr. Davil
|. Perry showed us yesterday cotton burr,
(we believe that's the orthodox title) open wide
open nnd putin. out the white cotton iu hand
some stvlt- 1t was raised in the open air, right
here in Bloomington, from seed planted as IN
experiment this spring by Mr. p.'s motEcr.in-
law, Mrs. BirdsGtl. Of course the frost caught
it, too soon for the sftL to mature, but the cot
ton looks very much like the stuff which cotnes
il, bales from the Southern States. We hare
not heretofore been accustomed IL class cotton
among the agricultural productions Of Mclean
County, although in former days it used to b.
raised pretty extensively in tue southern coun-
ties Of lllinois.--Blootasn sngton Rlntagraph..
JA,L SrAxrEpE-We hare to record this
morning the escape from the county jail, in
this city, By violent means, Of thirteen prison.
crs, Ill Of whom are described with as much
particularity as possible in au advertisement By
sheriff Snll1'I, who offers rewards varying fron,
80 to 80 for each Of the fugitlrcs- making
sum Of $3.50 in all. Thu affair was tnanas sed
by the prisoners with consummatc adroitncsss,
md it is probable TINT the plot has been hatch
his place and duty assigned him, ind the revolt
was evidently carried out on regularly orga-
nlzed p1an.-Rochtit.r american.
, 1859-11-10

Interesting Correspondence.
[F8om The BnetGu Atlas aud Hec.1

lFscn The Boston Atlas aud Dec.]
Mr., Hoyt, counsel FOR John brown and Cop
pic, arrived last evening from Char1cstown.
MIR. Criswold will continue the defence Of the
rruuining eases. Ar: lloyt places the following
letters in CIR possession for publication:
LETT.H FnoN 4 QUAKER LADY TO JOHN 1RowS.
:. NEvr1ET. Il. l., Tenth ncuth, 9Th. 80.
Capt.. 4Iokn Btoton:
DEAR RIESp:-Since thy arrest have often
thought Of thee, and have wished that, like Elk
abeth FRY toward her prison friends, SO might
cousole thee ia thy confinement hut thnt caa
a'rtr be, and 20 l Gun only write thee 4 Few
lines, which, if they contain any comfort, anay
CONC ID t1ee like some little ray Of light.
Thee can never know how very lnany dear
Friends love thee with aft 1l,eir hearts, for thy
brave clturts in behalf g: the poor oppressed,
mud though We, who aru non-rtsistants, and e.
1igiously believe it better to reform by HorA
uud not by carnal weapons, could not approve
uf blood.shed; yet We know thee was animated
by the most generous and philanti,ropic mo-
tires. Very many thousands openly approve
thy intentions, thong hamost Friends would not
think it right to take up arms.
Thousands pray for thee every day; aad, Oh,
do pray thnt God will be with thy noul Pos
terity will do thee justice. If fMoses led out the
thousands of Jewish Slaves from their bondage,
cause they wcut after the Issaell.es 10 bring
them back to s'ayery, then surely, iy the saa,c
reasoning, VIC may judge thee a oeiverer, who
wished to release millions from 4 more crue
oppression. II The American people honor
Washington for resisting will u!oodshed for
seven years an unjust ta1. how much more
ought thou to be houored ior seeking TO free the
Ub, l wish could plead for thee, ax some ol
the olhes sex can pleud, how would seek to
offend thee! If i had now the eloquence oi
Portia, how would turn tue scale in to! favor
, 1859-11-10

From the Omaha Hepus!lc1n. 3d.
paper lack for tic purpose Of furnishing our
readers with the official returns Of the vo,c on
Delegate in dlaereu. counties; but, though the
yute mas been cAnr1ssed, and We have applied
TO alt the officials we can tiud, We have been
unable to obtain ANYTHING more than the ab-
stract or summing up Of the vose which gives
Estah~"ok ;oo majority. This majority is 100
greater than tue sum Of the reported malorities
in the counties, allowing locolocoism all ITS frau.
duent votes in 1}uif4lo aud L'Eau qui Court.
Who has increased it,
TuE ANNEXATION pnolEcr 70 De REyIyED.-
We learn from Washington, that THE President
has stated within the last three weeks, that
Kansas cannot be admitted unless Southern Ne
bra=ka is annexed to It and we understand
that Craig of No. intends to INTRODUCE bill the
beginning Of the next session Of Congress for
that purpose. We hare heretofore charged
that scheme was IN Administration measure,
aud the Democratic organs have not dared to
deny it. But the Republicans in the House will
defeat it.
The FnArp n I.'EAr ORR Cornr.-We have
Just received information from responsible
gentleman lising in rEau Qui Court, stating
that only thirty-Gye Yotes were cast in that
county on election day. and that the balance
(la5 votes hare been officially returned for Est
| ubrook) Of votes were added after the election.
| We shaN have the proof Of thus in due time, in
t;tious names. and the names Of former resi-
dents Of the county, who left there long before
| the election. The Democracy will yet be blck
| oil this business
TIE FnAUp Is CoSsuxxArEp.-Thc fraudulent
vo!e of .:'2 at kearney aud EulIIo, and 70 ut
Eau Qui Court, has been counted for Esta-
brook, and Daily is thus cheated out of the cer-
| tifcate. Leaving out these bogus yotes, Daily
is elected BY e'yAty,fs< majority. lie Of course
| " i'll nonfcsf the aenf
, 1859-11-10
Joux ERowN's REPLY.
CnAnLks1e<s, Jefferson Co..

3st Guv-. 1859.
Your most cheering ietter Of s7th Oct, is re-
ccived, and may the Lord reward you thousand
fold for the liud feeling you express toward
me; but more especially for your fidelity to the
"poor that cry, and those that have no help"
For this au prisoner in bonds. 1t is solely
my OWN fault, in . military point Of view, that
Slcd With our prisoners and 80 far sympathized
With them mad their families. that neglected
my duty in ots<r respects. But Gods will, not
rnine, be done.
You know that Christ once armed Peter. So
also in my case, think he put sHurd into my
band, aut there continued it, SO long rs he saw
best, aud then kindly took it from me. mean
Whcu first went to Kansas. 1wish you could
know with what cheerfulness am noT WELDING
the "Sword Of the Spirit" Oh the right land
and on the left l bless God that it proyes
''mignty to the pulling down Of strongholds.' .
always loved MY Quaker friends, and / conf
mend to their frank regard my poor bercayed
widowed wife. and my daughters mud daugh
ters-in-law, whose husbands fell at my side. 0ns
is motber, and the ether likely to become SC
soon. They, as well as my own sorrow-strickeI
daughter, arc left very poor. aud hare muct
greater need Of sympathy than I, who, through
1ntinitv Grace and the kindness Of strangers
am Joyful in all my tEibulations."
Dear Sister, write them at North Elba, Esses
| Co., \. T., to comfort their sad hearts, Direc
to Mary 4. brown, wife Of John Brown. Their
| is also anosher-a widow-wife Of Thompson
who fell with my poor boys in the affair ut Ear
| pcr's Ferry, ut the same place.
do not feel conscious Of guilt in taking III
arms; aud had it been ID behalf Of the rich an'
powci@ intelligent, the great-as men coun
great1.s ss-if those who form cnactments Il
| suit themselves and corrupt others, or some 0
their l. ends tbnt interfcred, suffered, sacEifc
cd aus: it1i, it wonld hare been doing very wcll
Hnt enough Of this.
These light ntiictions. which endure for mo
mcnt, shall work but for me a far more e1cstd
ing aa4t tt<rnat w.iyAt Of glory. would be yer
grateful for another letter from yon. 1
wounds are healing. FarrsotN. God will SURF
" attend to his own cause in his best possibl
way and time, and be will not forget the worl
of Ills own hands. Your friend,
| Jonx DRowS.