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Will oe FORMED ana broken, ana formed and broken
again, SO long substitute Tomorrow for to-day
Let us improve to-day, and We will greet tomorrow
with increased energy and growing knowledge
In the work Of selEculture which institutions Of
learning like this fit US to enter upon with such de-
cded advantages over others, We should know no
dalliance with mere fancies-no compromise with
Incidence, which is, perhaps natural trait Of the
human character. We must not depend on mere
aptitude or genius, but on steady, wclldirectcd.
persevering application; for after ALL genius d a.
most myth, an indescribable something with which
few are gifted That it . . gin there can be no
doubt, for we have but to look around US to per.
ceive that there are differences and varieties in mind
Is there are in human features Under the blessing
of Providence tact and talent may be acquired; but
extraordinary brliancy and acuteness Of mind pro-
ceeddirecty from Providence himself Joanna Rail.
lie, Sigourney, Hemans, Hannah Moore, or On
Amelia Welby isalmost as rare as Shakspeare. By.
ron, aSheridan, Burke, Patrick Henry, . Calhoun,
aWebster, Sergeant Prentiss, an Everett or Nh.
ler Yetthese werestudents. They were mot satisfied
with chance diamond on The surface, but they d
scended to the desps of thought and brought Il
"treasures both new and I'd !" - ~ jnSasmasiol
end: admiration Of their Pplssaaine h
kheleuA indehhnbla wsss = 80 2 asuiusea
They Suffered and vers-l .s1kUr stndist
and elaborated e ~ $500 They y
gardsd nothho(D n - - q inaGls
alton or s(s ksnd sslsrr
their undsste ISsSy6 ~ ies,e, .
elevate their ssylak ~ r,..iys 90
} to their diction, 6 M c. llbos a thsi
minds vhskher o. 6ovsd 6ouI m. - a.,
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moulding mind, fashioning material which IS
indestructible. You will see your influence, as
you go On from day to day, in the awakening
interest, the Frightening eye, the more thought
tul brow, the kinder hand, and warmer heart
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dence for the in-dwelling of the Holy Spirit A
lovely, gentle woman, who went to Heaven long
ago, probably never dreaming of the work she
had done, perhaps weeping that she had been
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rent of at least life, turning it from the val
ley Of the Shadow Of Death, through the pleas
ant land Of Beulah and now, wears after. n
young man, her pupil, writes thus tenderiy of
her: She has place in my soul, little inner
ROOM where once dwelt passion, gloom. and
chaos but when she opened it. she gently ar
ranged it, dispelled the gloom that obscured
the window, and till fan asleep her face shall
ever meet me there, with all hold most dear
10 be thus treasured up, not in one soul. but
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this is your exceeding great reward
RAJ MosT RIDICULoUs.-The nr;ntar mad.
us say, last week, q" Wherein the Authors Sound
OF Counsel We wrote, " Is Profuse in Coun-
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CHARLESTON-ITS EDUCATIONAL IN
STITUTIONS AND LITERATURE.

The following letter will lose none Of its IN.
terest by its age.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-05-07
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

IN- We are authorized to announce B. Z. CHA.
NEY. as n candidate for DsrRIcr ATTORNEY fol the
Seventh Judicial District subject to the decision Of a
Democratic nominating convention should the party
hold one for that purpose otherwise subject to the
decision of the people ut the ballot box.
l.f- We are requested to announce CYRUS HEN
RY RATLlFF, Of West Frliciana. as q candidate for
the Office OF DISTRICT ATTORNEY. for the Seventh Ju-
dicial District. at the November Election subject to
Democratic nomination.
RS- We are authorized to announce WILLIAM S.
VAUGHAN, of East Felicana. as n candidate for
the office of DISTRICT ATTORNEY, for the Seventh Ju-
dicia District at the November election subject to
q Democratic nomination.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-05-07

ESs- At aD' mocratic meeting Id at Paquemnc.
Parish of lhcrvillc the 25,h ult, resolution wa
adopted recommending the Democratic voters Of the
Parish to assemble at their respective election pre-.
cncts on the "a Saturday of May then aud there to
elect Delegates to the State and Congressional Con.
ventions We are pleased to that this method Of
selecting delegates. which this parish first inangu.
rated has been very generally adopted. II Is the on
y mode by which the will aud wishes Of tie massc,
can be truly and fairly asccr'aincd.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-05-07
FOR THE STATE LEGISLATURE.

.s5- We are authorized TO announce Or. ROnERT
b. KENNEDY. as n candidate for Representative Il,
the State Legislature, subject to Democratic nomi.
nation.
10" We are authorized to announce J. WARREN
TAYLOR. as n candidate for reelection as Rcpresn
ta,ive to the State Legislature, subject to n Demo
cratic nomination.
gzS- We ARE authorized to announce BITllElL
HAYNES, as u candidate for reelection as Rrpresrn
tative to the State Legislature, subject to a Democrat
ic nomination.
ED- We are authorized to announce WM. FERGUS
HERMAN. as u cand date for Representative 10 the
State Legislature, subject to a Democratic nomination,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-05-07

DEATH OF Rev. H. CREysuAw. .-Om commnnitv
was surprised aud greved yesterday morning by
learning OF the sudden and unexpected death of this
est mable citizen. Mr. Crcnshaw was a native of
Tennessee but has been resident of this city for ma
ny years where his public spirit, generous heart and
kindly disposition endeared him to all lie was about
lortyhye years OF age we should Judge when he was
summoned from the things of earth. On Saturday
night he was sunusually cheerful, and was confident
of being able to be out to-day During the night or
early Sunday morning bis danger Became apparent.
lie expired at about half past A. NJ, and was inter.
red this morning with masonic Donors We do not
recolect of ever having SO large concoursc of
citzens at funeral in this city as that which attend
the remains of our anened friend to their final place
OF repose --Ra'or Rouge Aav9eGts, Nopaay, Aay?
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-05-07
LIST OF DELEG ATES.

The following named delegates were elected by the
Democratic people, in the respective Wards of this
Parish, on Monday, April 4, to represent the in
the Democratic State and Congressional Conventions
WARD John +. McKneey, J. W. Cole. and Ran.
dolph Chick.
WARD marion Chapman, J. A. Norwood, and A
p. Brown
WARD 81. W. Taylor, Thomas PLANT, and Alfred
Hazard.
WARD 4.-No election.
WARD Sc. W. Munday, A. J. Going, and Wm. r
Herman
WARD 6-John +. George, Irvine Brown, and d
c. Bowman.
Warp 7.-Smeon Hatcher, X. D. Rowley and By
tbel Haynes.
WARD s.-David Barfeld, Thos. w. Robins, and W
NJ. Jordan.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-05-07

ANTaGoNIsrIcs.--fh New York Herald. antic pa
ting the anniversary May meetings in that city pla.
ces on one side the missionary and purely religious
societies. which fight gallanly against the evi. one
and all his works. aud the other The Bloomcrs the
Free Lovers Spritmlist~. GarrisonianA Abolitioniss
Come Onters, Vote e-fourSclfa Farmers the Womcn's
Righicts, Fourerites. Socialists. and Prudhomm tcs,
who have war against society and the Church.
which contest they have been carrying on Tor mum
ber Of yours without. far. any sigNs Of snccess
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-05-07
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

For the information Of the public and as a matter
of reference to the d legats Of the Convent on which
will shortly meet in Baton Rouge, have taken the
trouble TO prepare The annexed table. SHOWING the
number Of votes to which each Parish will be- entitled
IN the Convention The. basis is vote for every
100 Democratic voters, and for every fraction Of
fifty or The vote is apportioncd on that given
for State Treasurer in 1851 and is made out from the
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-05-07

THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CuuRcH NoRTH on SLA-
dst Church, at its late session in New Haven, C pas
sed resolution almost unanimously, that slave hold
ing is sin, and that the word slaveholding' should
be inserted in the general rules as one of the things
torbidden'by them.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-05-07

Gs~ The rapid growth of Leavensworh city, Kan.
sas Territory, is truly astonishing Although only
four years old, it contains a population of 10, 400.
with an assessed valuation Of 3,S7 1915. 1t has nine
churches, ten schools four daily and four weekly pa.
pers, seven job printing Offices, eighynne lawyers,
and forty doctors
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-05-07
Saturday Morning, May 7, 1889.

TnE IIOrMas CLAfM.-Thc vindicaton of John Sli.
dell has been very extensively circulated In this vi
cnity. To enable our ci,zrns to form eorrcc, opin.
ion in relation to this subject, we publish the memo.
rial of IN" settlers on this claim 10 the last Congress
Although received ut n late day. prompt action was
taken thereon aud the ssning OF the patent cnioincd
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-05-07

i = : = NJ \ y y IS
IRON HOOPS & TIES FOR COTTON
N n Il II 81

Price cents per pound - per- cent less than Rope
4 ~ ONE CONSIDERING THE ADVANTAGES
"a of hon over Eopc .. material for binding cot.
l"n bales viii BE- surprised that it ha, not seen adoI
id I"nH since w ~ security against lire there /.
nl overwhelming reason for H. adoption
th' Pus 10 H. 5 apofi Cities have been the
orl,"ri u. not being gncraliy adopted bnt now
tart ~ .ci.on II removed generally aud tho Orlcau.
Pres i' largest IN ny" Orleans gives il preference
o,.r r"pc. w" ll-.maan lrun Hoop and Tie j. the
improvement M oHn "I thn pruproturs ana T. adopted
iro" NJ iarl, tha il found n'tr long experiment.
t"cabHr iHr greatest rr.t- aud facility Of applica
tIHut any unr yM mtla II i. sp prepared ~ 10
t.rIJr uJ change "r lHcrmprsyug. thus obyating
th' "a'y rmaiuing diili.llty n Nh" .rnhouri cities
lha lloHr+ a.r ut af a.y lan-h from ci4i Ia tan
t"t, and il 'uI enlauiet given that neither the Tie,
uor Hoop eha aroak, Aud further that all cotton
n1El .U lh.m .lF.,i iar.rrty,d ou De ,amc tcrm-
n' thn nll@u- Pros, a 4 pe huuud cotton The
"r -h pr bnlo {, about the sam. as Rope no, one
pouei uafa W. l,s..
II Show Tho opinion SIP Masters have Of H. W.
-Fe the following, amHas iHHeruus concentrations
$50 iayo
TIN uad"rsened, ma>ior- If vcs.rs having lad
cotton compressed With fa..mauu's n,w Iron Hoop.
and Tr- hereby recommend fhr ann; the bale, b..
nag. well campre.-rd aad the buttons or hoop. ney,r
h"oknE nlon thrown down in thr ships hold or
WIptl. t.{ a
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-05-07

MONUMENT TO Mr.. CALuouN.-Thc ladies of Charles
ton , e.. are getting up grand floral fair for the
purpose Of adding to the Calhoun Monument fund
They have already raised the handsome sum of $50,
600. They propose, should the proceeds of the ap
p"oaching fair warrant it. to commence the work to
which their patriotism has prompted them forthwith.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-05-07
SPECIAL NOTICE.

physicians, PLANTERS, AND OTHERS, wish.
l. ing Drugs and Medicines. will find it more to
their advantage in regard both to price and quality
TO purchase genuine article from regar and legitimate
dealers who are constantly receiving fresh supplies
from first class houses of New York and New Orleans
than to buy an anerated and higher priced article from
Others who not judges of their quality a23
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-05-07
COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS.

;2D- We are authorized to announce AUGUSTIN
DUPLANTlER. as n candidate for Commissioner OF
the Board Of Public Works for the First District sub
ect to the decision of the District Convention to
semble at Donaldsonville, on the second Monday of
July.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-05-07

10" The following are the delegates for this Par.
>h. appointed hy Governor Wtckli.c to the Southern
Convention. which meets at Vick.bnrg on Monday.
the 9th instant G. W. Mnnday, f. Dclony, and G.
Wilson Rnrsn
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-05-07
FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce b. NJ. G.. BROWN
candidate for the Office OF SHERIFF of this Parish
subject to nomination.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-05-07
A RI II UR CRAW FORD.
SUCCESSOR TO II. s. BEECHENO.
DR. RUGGIST e. pOTHEC.A

NO. 2. BRICK Row,--EAsT SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
T EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND n complete as
N sortment of Drugs, Chemicals, Surgica. Instrll-
mcnts, Pcrfumeries & Soaps. Also dealer in Paints
Oils, Varnshes and Brushes Of every description.
Mr.. W. II. McQuthy, from the house of Sickles &
Co.. New Orleans will attend TO the sale, and dspen-
sing OF Medicines at all hours
| am now fully prepared TO fiji any order in my
line aud the strctest attention will be paid to Ply,
sicians orders from the country.
Any one wishing to purchase anything in the Med
icne line will find il to their advantage TO deal viii
one in the legitimate business, as they will be sur IL
get the genuine article respectfully solicit share
of patronage.
ALSO
DEALER IN WINES AND LIQUORS,
OF every description for medical purposes.
large quantity Of ICE just received. and will be
kept constantly on hand during the warm season
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-05-07

Es- Edward Farley, gay deceyer aged seventy
i've years, was recently led in Dinwddie county
Va, for breach OF piomise to an interesting young
lady, and the jury rendered verdict Of damages n
$500.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-05-07

Iit- We call the attention. OF planters and others.
TO the advertisement Of Fassnan's Iron Hoops and
Ties for Cotton Bales"
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-05-07
announcements.
CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT

We are authorized to announce WILLIAM RICH
ARDSON as candidate for Clerk of the Seventh Ju-
dical District Court Parish of East Feciana, sub
lect to Democratic nomination.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-05-07

In the Parish of Orleans the vote i allowed by
precincts upon the same basis adopted by other Par
lsles. The City viii have twenty three votes in thu
Convention, and The Right Bank Of he Parish OF Or
leans, two votes. Thus:
First precnct one delegate, =.
Second predictions" d legate,
Third prccnct-One delegate.
Fourth precinct two delegates.
Firth preclnct-one delegate.
SIKH precil ct--ohe delegate
Seventh precnct-one delegate,
Eighth precinct one delegate,
Ninth precinct one delegate
Tenth prccnct-One delegate
Eleventh prccinct-onr delegate,
Twelfth preclnct-one delegate
Thirteenth precinct-one delegate,
Fourteenth precnct-0ne delegate,
Fifteenth precinct--one d4lrgale,
Sixteenth precinct-one delegate,
Seventeenth precinct-one delegate,
Eighteenth precInct-one delegate,
Nineteenth precnct-one delegate,
Twentieth precinct--one delegate,
Twenty first precinct-one delegate,
Twenty second precincG one delegate
Twenty third precnct-on delegate.
Right bank, Algiers.two delegates.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-05-07

TnE GRrAT RhptBLIc The n mbir for May con
ains large numhcr Of original articles from native
authors. copionsiy illustrated. 1t improves in each
succeeding issue
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-05-07


both Houses were un1ucstonably ignorant Of the
obnoxious provision of which complain. Our i'm.
mediate representative was altogether taken unu-
Nv the terrible blow aimed ut the fortunes AMI
property of such large number of his constituents
aud took action To obviate It's effects MS soon us il
was discovered
In view OF the facts stated, and considering that
the interests Of the mrmornlists havt been abandon.
I'd by our Senatorial representatives. who have made
of their positions of honor and trust o huckstcr
for the benefit Of Of their number nt the expense
of five hundred families. We appeal 10 the gene.
tai Congress Cor relief We ask You 10 put The seal
Of your condemnation on this attempt of our honor.
able senator 10 acquire land by donation from the
United States, valued nj over million. by demiving
live hundred iarilies no, only Of The portion claimed
by himself but of vast tract of country covered
by the oIlcr claims under the original grantee, which
Il valued 1T more llan five millions OF dollars.
Deserted ~ have been for purposes Of personal
Iaggraudlrmcni 10y those to whom we have delegated
tho trust Of taking care of interests. now ap.
peal on The part Of the mcmoraliaa. to the rcpresen
atiyrs of umr common country aud ask that an net
h. passed that will arrest the issuing of the pncn. on
the Ilouinas claim. aud that will blot out from the
statute book that clause Of the injurious enactment
which only became a law because II was overlooked,
We have the honor 10 be-. very respectfully, youy
obttlicnt srryaats. RuutNrA IIiIOrsoS
FREDERICK WEnER Hart.
Delegates nr The settlers on the Homas Claim.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-05-07

SENTIMENT, lo,ru My dear girl, Sill you share
my lot for ir2'
SENSIBLE hNp inlcricM GiRt: " How many acres
doe. your lot contuiny'
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-05-07

These parishes will have one additional vote by
adopting The vote cast for Robertson.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-05-07

fsN~ l'nl,r The hcnign Influence ot Woodlands
Cherry t'Sp'norani, C0nghs. Cold ntnrn2a, Group.
Bronchial affections aud "vcry disease Of the lungs
hafr lost their trlor-. TIL wonderful preparation
hn- performed til" most miraculous cHrcs uha II fast
becoming The cyun-Hrr ot medical men of tminrnc.
who r,~crhr IL 10 their raoat-. aud drrari il the
acme W modern medical di-rpyrfir4 and are no icss
surprised ana a-tnni,bcd that compound possessing
-nch curative prup.rirt. Should haze rcmainud IN
ut,.l t'me of day.
Read carefully the Pamphlet around each bottle.
lor sal" hy all respectable Druggists, at 81 pei
lOttlr.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-05-07

gaS- The DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION will as.
scmble at Baton Rouge on the
FOURTH WEDNESDAY IN MAY,
IL being the 25th day of the month.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-05-07

szsss- THE DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
to nominate candidate for Congress from the Third
District, will assemble at Vidalia Parish Of Concor.
dia on the
THIRD MONDAY IN JUNE,
1T being the Goth day of the month
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-05-07
NEW SPRING & SUMMER GOODS

NEW SPRING q SUMNER GOODS /!
INiE UNDERSIGNED are now receiving by almost
l. every trip of the cars from the various northern
markets a lot Of their new stock of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
and expect the same to be larger this season and
more carefully selected than any stock of merchan-
die ever brought to this market
They expect to have their entire stock completed
by the middle Of this month ami would offer the fol-
lowing inducements for a continuance of the very
liberal patronage Of the community at large to-wit:
LOW, PRICES-PROPER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FASIiIONABLEASD WARRANTABLE ARTICLES.
They do not deem it necessary to enumerate any
of the articles to be found in their so well known es
tabshment merely adding, that their usually lare
stock il still increased in quality and variety
Call at the old stand and satisfy yourselves.
may BLOOM KAHN & Co
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-05-07
kElEEER d MILLER.
GROCERS AND CONFECTIONE ER,

NkOCERS AND COAFECTIONERS.
WEE 90 PAiAERSlllP heretofore existing under
J. me name aud style Of GrINEY u KEIffEn, hay.
ing been dissolved by mutual consent the undersign-
ed respectfully inform the public that they have as.
soc,ated together for the purpose Of doinga
CONFECIlONARl, BAKERY. AND FAMILY
GROCERY BUSINESS.
at their store in the Stnrgcs Building, Commercial
how III Which every article usually offered for sale in
such establishments, viii be kept, and sold at least
as low as in any other house.
1hey respectfully call the attention of BUYERS to
uelf me assOltments of
CONTEMPORARIES,
'HTu Will positively assure them that all orders for
Baking and Confectionery, Shall be executed In s,
peror style to any thIng ever offered in this market
manufactured hy air Miller.
TIE BREAD WAGON
VIII go through the town every morning. as usuoI
when Bread Cakes Pies, and bread tickets, can be
purchased q the conductor, Mr.. Miller Also, all or.
dcrs l1r articles, such are kept in ffcir business
"lll Ie promptly and properly attended to and fur.
lhe best Havana Cigars constantly kent.
hiS l6oJ kIllEER ~ MILLER
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-05-07

'' + ~. lltlf llbl n. hlUlball.
Inc price oI Iie- and Hoops, AZ Ncw Orleans II
cent, per pound, and all orders wdl receive prompt
attention Liberal DEDUCTIONS made to merchants for
eN,Ii o. ely acr ptaaec.
i. BELCIIER. Agent,
may III Commercial Place
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-13

01NHE, LIRE AND nAEiNE fNsCKANCE.-
n 1iNtnBukG llo-t n FIiit Insurance CoMrAAf.-Ihls
Company makes Insurance. against damage by FIRE
dwelling iiuuscs Tousceo Factor.s and other bhd
nLs furniture, goods and gcueJay,
To-" u aud country the most iaNufabc icrins
health, aud sound hole dura"no
ui, limited period
employed ordinary occupations will be insured Oh
ruL.,uaUc terms.
Company will also take risks from and to
ltv Northern Southern Ports, al vuiabe rates.
BOARD OF DIkEC ibRS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL. President
JAMES NJ. EObl}S. Vice President,
GEORGE h. THURMAN, Ihiei En- sncer.
DIRECTORS.
toms TAYLOR, NM. >, ANDERSON,
JANIS +. PAYNE, joins 4. DAVIS.
M. IL. STRArrON MAURICE :. LANGHoRNE,
SAMIEIli MCkIANEY, CHAs X. SLAUGHTER.
JAS. o. WILLIAMS Treasurer.
CRIED I. WILLS Secry.
D DS En II ,Iatn owes Medical Examiners
The Medical EAaninatou OF for Insurance Will be
made line Office OF the Company each day between tho
huuIs oi and - clock 4. NJ feb - dis.
EyERPOOLFINE~ SALT AFl.OAT.-3ljO
sI,ks LlV ERfOOL FINE SALT Dcahin factory hllcd
us ednu Jetfrics Darcys ted III 10 or Ii days
Also. 400 Marshall, sale conss
by lniarch III div a. \. LIE, Richmond, Va
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BtpFoRpCoUSTN, ltth II Ap,l. is0
WA MILLER, Agent TOR JOHN : Reese 4 Ct--Su -
You askcd tiate the result ot rimrnt made by
with Peruvian t!uano kae-e's Manipulated q
In the Spring ot 1857 solicitation purchased
Of each knd from ,on, aud Tor my own saslrli N, as
wei yours determined TO make tair experiment nh ihc
Tobacco io ghLi ,oleialc heart ami v nnfnr
quality Or areha of The lot applied y" ernNian, AMI
he othe bait Re"se's Manipulated III tqrnl quantities.
Tie lot planted At The time III he latter pat MAY
and was worked precisely alike On several occasions took
the lot and requested them point tho
best tobacco without informing them wh,ch pa Ia. differ
en hnds Of Gusno usedhey generally tho
ference the Manpuaivd-ii there Il ilCr,
tbiuk the Manipulated Was tie hest What wing
the lot Ia all good aud dt b. tai
j. satisfied that keescs Manipulated Gntuo equal 10 Peru
Wan and It Is certainly much less trouble ready
for use. Signed J II WiIlIlpW a
april ~ DIV Rep copy.