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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-02-25

whiae at college, at one time promised to divert
his genius into path very different from that in
which he met his ruin. The lecturer INDUCED him
self in glowing speculations to the career which
might have awaited him in the pulpit; but Burr in
consultation with an eminent divine discovered an
unfortunate facility in raising objections and diff
culties to the Christian system, and one by the
pious impressions with which he came were dissi-
pated and he embraced in their stead the easy the
ology of indel France. Here is the point and moral
in our opinion, of the lecture
Burr afterwards distinguished himself as a soldier
of the revolution; with Arnold in his march to
Quebec through the wilderness of Maine; partici-
pated in the disastrous attack on the forts and one
Of the last to leave the field bore the dead Mont
gomery along on his sboulders-a deed hardly
matched in the heroic annals of Greece and Rome
land subsequently attained the rank of Colonel
abandoning the army after four years active service
ne resumed the practice of law, and after en-
tered the arena of politics, the same surprising
success attending him wherever he moved We
need not recapitulate the high positions of honor in
which history finds him about this time placed
We pass to look at the dark side of the picture
which the lecturer faithfully presented and here
we behold the sandy footing on which the founda.
tiensef Burr's moral character were reared. Am
bilious, without the grace, human or divine to re-
strain it; artful subtle and unprincipled, he be
comes the arch intriguer, both in his public ant
private relations and, ere long is involved in tina
dark deed of crime that made our country mourn
her Hamilton. With the mark of Cain upon hi
brow, he ever after lived vagaboud Seeking res
and finding none be put the climax to his guilt b,
plotting against the interests and institutions of hi
country.
The lecture was well delivered, aboundod in fin
language, and was listened to with marked atten
ton. The youths of our country were reminded t
t,ke warning by Burrs unhappy career, and avoi
the rock on which he foundered. A lecture is ar
3. nounccd for the usual evening next wcek-the Lee
tarer and subject yet to be announced
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-02-25

y BOILER FOR SALE.
A FIRST-RAIE secondhand Boiler for sale
II II is Of large size, with steam drum, mud
receiver, &c. Time will be given or good trad
taken in payment. Call on William Brown. en-
eineer at the Nevada Mill, or Leonard Arnold
Mu.catipe. - ~ LEONARD ARNOLD,
- Nov. 26-6m. WILLIAM BROWNS
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-07

X. l- "a
ton aud. III fret. il appears tilat all tie
leading Abelilioniss9 and Republicans Of
the cauniry meTe fsisiE coguizdpt Of the
plan 81 Brosu. and if ihry did mo-, ac;u-
ally identity them stlves with him they
did MOI depouneehini 10 the auihorities !.
On the eontraryyrhey KEEP. him furnished
with money snd arms, and cafxied on
correspondence with him.
The main thing proved BY thiscorres-
pondepcs is. tHstiforf the last year and i
hale at least. The prJeet Of the Esasper's
Ferry outbreak WAS web known 10. Sew
ard. Summers Hale and others. aud thai
| they, in theis intense selfishness, and e
forward their political Or ci,mmercial
speculations. suffered the Pteiecf hi ii
pen and bear the disastrous fruit i has
borne: They not The crazy IAnahe
John Browii--are the real eulptils: aud
il IS they, not he. il justice was fairly
meted out, would have 10 grace The, gal
lows. = ~.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-07
Accident In Roans.

i A son Of Mfr. Adam Relfrabaagb Of
Roane Cor. while feeding d cane mill a
iewgdays since. got both hands caught
between the rollers and so badly
crushed that they had TO BE- ainpnta.
ted. DR.. Psickifk assisted by DR..
Bailey. tbotlnRof Speucer) performed
the operation cutting offthe left hand
about three inches above the wrist
joint. aud theErighA hand transverse
~ across the palm. leaving the thumb.
which was only slightly injured. The
was not performed until
some twelveshoRrs after the accident.
Pheboy il nowdoi1g well and ia like.
ly4to recover. Virginia Chronicle.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-07
". Al#MhIIhkrr Maf.n. .

I Last week, We gave notice that this
firm wassalsasst opening q large stock d
goods. in Brooks' buildings. Since that,
they have opened 4 very fine stock 81
Dry Goods. Groceries. 20. &e.. which
lhey now Offer for Esalt, Wholesale and
Retail IN another column maybe found
.tiieir advertisement. IA =.#..
I'd We were1prespnied BY AR. Witnesses.
With asample qf Tea, which.l,poa trial.
we foelnd 10 bs ofexetIlentz quality, aud
advise The loyefs of.this beverage. TO give
WnirrEKrR& 60. a cslhapd examine for
themselves. U Il #
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-07
Pile falnnany3

AInamberofihe cisizens Of Charleston,
on Friday evening List. met AZ Tie As,
sem6ly Rooms la,e Brooks Hall. and
formed themselves itatoa Rifle Company :,
callsdssft fasawHA IMIxurE MEN. q 4
meeting If Che company win b held on
"Wednesday evening" next, at sso'cloek.
stih 's4 above named place, ! for the tlsatiou
ofefhcers Members are requested pnnc
tualI % attend,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-07
! Douglas IN the Sonth.
The + icksburg Sas SAYS

" Inc Y lckSburg Sun says
We do moi believe that Douglas is
the first choiesFof single * utherll.bpr
man in the State Of Mississippi for The
Presidency. Never was man more loafh-
led, He is locked upon as 4 miserable
demagogue. who would moi scrnple 10
! sell his soul, II b. % doing lie cohld
Efeaebs the goal Of Ills ambi,ipn--the
White House,, sst
The Bs,on Rouge (Lopisiana) eAdso.
cate condemns The low shrriIity anil
fungen,lsman bfackgnardism Of Douglas
WOOSTER to- speech inSsepay 70 judge
Black, and says.
{. Tie voice OF every decent journsl
South Of Mason and Dixon,'s line rises IN
Just cpnbufe of the coarse personalities
fand 6shlmarket denuneiations employed
by United States Senator in tho discus
sion Of grave questian with In adverse,
Try, his fqaal in intellect and position
and. all Will conseat, far supefios.in good
breeding"
n The Memphis Avalanchelis also. ex.
ceedinyly bitter upon the Little Giant.
Hear III:
From the borderssof Virginia 10 The,
banks of the Mississippi the advocaleso OF
Mr.. Douglas cannot name a Democrat
that shotds = place as high as that Of a
Congressman, or that has ever been hon !.
Iored BY his party With . eandidacy FOR
Isttch = position. who would notfaGher
witness the Horn ination Of. any ofher
Democrat whose name has been mention
ed IN connection with the Presidency
Than that oflStepteu A. Douglas. His
yaulting snibitionI and pes,ilenti dsm-
agogueryt have created al The troubles
that now lower upon our party, and the
Democratic masses. swell AS their hon.
fored representatives.. Are anxious 10 wash
their. handsAof him at once and fsreyer.s'
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-07
KsepiuE Sweet PO,a,ees.

A writer off the 0skaloesa Herald
gives his method 81 preserving til,
sweet potAtoe stllrongh the wislter.--
His way Is AL follows: / use dry
sand TO put themTup init don't mat
ter how the sand is dried, III i kiln,
Fin q log heap or in the. sun. so il II
dry. that Is all that Isl required. !
prefer drying inailog heap, as it coat.
at least four times less, and is inst a
good. And q tanlily that las i little
room with i stove in it, may keep d
box or two of eight or ten bushels,
without much Inconvenience. The
boxes must be raised six orr eight in.
clies from the fioor, and they must mol
By nearer ihanE Tour inches from the
wall. Fillhthe box with potatoes, and
then put imthe sand. cover the poia-
toes with sand. There ii d good deal
sai'tabout kiln-slried sanl. but it is all
fudge. 81 have also known. them to lie
kept in bnekwlIeatchaf. In order to
keep potatoes with success, there must
bea Thermometer Kept in the room.
The mercury must not sink below for
~ degrees |; if it--dees. the potatoes
will rot; ltlalso must, not rise above
sixty degree. or they will grow. |
have never lost. any of my potatoes
only by letting the room get too cold.
a Thermometer only costs . dollar,
and every man dnghtto hitveone. ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-07
gIaelnpati Nafk,t

sFL0Ua-Fhs markes Is sblnvanl 10 dss.
and pftces advanced 10 centa pei bafrel on
city and OHIO super6ne: The sales ol2i1o al
81 6n9t as, 4 ST. Loais saperane 81 s0a
IS fol Oh Q, irliia ~ snd Kentucky snpe,frei
and $5.sias5 so fot e1tTs an extreme faae { +
flncy brands 2sli b5is Were seceifed il ne
Hast ~ hours
WHEA f--Th he market is very ffm. viii !.
cord demand and light reesp;s /; sSs les 40 b
prime white al 8: 600 do fair ii I'll !, an,i
100 d1 nf.rior stSi OF.
n C0RN--The market IS very duh fer new
but prices are 9pchanged. 81 q Of 8a1 bash-
els new at fsca sha o do old / 70el
0ATS--Firn al IS cents
P0TAT0ESS-S sles0f3 ISL bn prime Nsshsn-
nocks Il zsc. VI bulk at deros.
PaJSISs 0syS- 10 improved demand Fst
Bacon at "a and Sic, but holders ssk aR4c.
higher I 4fa b5ls Mess Pork sid 81 Ss1 Is,
and $50 hhis Bacon i Vol for sides
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-07


LpRsiokrIsc CAMEL Coal ott.-Ws
have been using for some weeks, An ar,i
cl 81 Lubrittating Coal Oil, made BY Mr
cAApBELtt the g4nilemanly superiaf endeni
Of IRE Charleston Camel coalsOil Works
glaeh is superior TO anything 81 The kind
live have ever yet seen. By being ex-
posed TO The air one night like those d
l.hs past week, il becomes quite thick,
and i is cleaF and transparent, j. This Oh
-rerstinly demonstrates he fact that can AN
,nfl coal oil cam and is. made with !
body sufficient for any ordinary ma
'shiners. and We recommend 1t 70 engi.
neeFs. and nachi,iists, Al the best and
most cleansihg oil in use. @
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-07
0austoba 1aIlsp Star. :
EiylEHA ca. II.
MONDAY, nosEanels ], 1859.
Ciffnit l,oart,,

SIsolEror snd Kaorrs, the Two indi
viduals who were arrested some eighl
months since. for passing eountsrfTi
money. had trials last weslean tie Cir,
cult Court he former was sent or on
year 10 The pesiseatiary. and The latter
WAS sacquitted.
The counsel in the case Of Sinaseton
were Suansas and MrLIER FOR Knots,
FIrsaroa. NKwMAs and WiLsoN:
The asses Of HoNESMAx and zRooKE
arA.iaid over for this week
SrIAeArL y trial commenced thismo
ing.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-07
1 Hafper's Ferry Prisoners.

Il The jutysin the case Of John Bropp,
Of Harper,s Ferry noteriety. has brought
il 4 verdiet of guilty IF Treason and
Murder. The other prisoners are 10 be
tried one At q time. Cook. who was cap
tured in Penn, and returned 10 Virgins,
is now il jain Al Ciariestown, va. Tis
vaiyedsan examination before The County
C,,urt. GOV Willard, o. Ind, his broth
erin law. advises him 70 make full
confess. on. and il Is believed that he will
do sp.A II he does. we may look out for
!. squally i times among shs Black Re
pubiicaps.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-07
Siifrlns Timfs. ! IN Washiagisa4

WAsIiidfoN, Oct -TheFe Is grsat
aftiyi.y q The arsenal in this ctr. Thu
number Of The workmen is 10 Be slightly
increased. and go. 600 foua Is Of an nnls
nition have been Dispatched 10 fiarpsrss
Ferry to-day. to replace that which ha,
been dispensed 10 the citizens aud militia.
nv since The consr.irai,, 1 q.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-07

The concert on Thursday evening for
:. The t. benfft.of Miss sALLIE sukEw sRuRS.
was auise II compliment 10 that tai,ySlike
odgssress The bali was crowded 10
so.y'sltiowipg. and good order prevailed
during The entirs evening. The music
was excellent. @
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-07
lntmlfterYI..

WesaFe advised that + the Cemetery
c7mnittee have succeeded HI selecting
and purchasing ! lot. containing eoaeres,
on the lin back of he upper end u
Charleston faiTnerly the properly 81 r.
Brooks for.a Cemetery. and that they
wilI, witboat delay, lay il Of IN lois for
sale. n 4.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-07
.EPablie Lecture and Iebals.

Tho Rer pr. BRows viii siectufe o.
Tuesday night NEXT before ihs Kanswha
Lsssnms Qaestionf for Dabate--s When
sUahsppIee az admission INTO the Union.
shoufl lis be rejecied On account Of lis
Polsgainy y
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-07
IIseliag q nc Sharp Sfootltrs..

Wsafs requested o give notice liza,
the Individuals who enrolled thenseiyesB
With the military organization connected.
With sho Fire COMPANY, viii meet on
Tuesday night next. al The Count House
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-07

We publish brief extract Of lie pro.
cesdings 81 TIE Bard and Stockholders
Of The gaaaas River and Kanawha co. 10
thisl weeks paper. We learn that the
| Stockholders. sastaiaed the Kanawha
Bsard N every posi,ion they had taken.
which, W think. should make the great
Eastefn board feel rather queer. s ~.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-07

A smontanent erected 10 The memo.
r. of Hem Henry Clay At I1exing.on.
kentucky,is nearly completed, aud
Is said to be one ofsthe drest speci-
mems OF art in this country 5.zss
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-07

7G BRooks HAIL. The name Of. this
h fle1 BIS been changed ,e7ihat oflhe 4 AS
!! sEapLY Rocks. I and win hereafter BE-
known by that name.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-07

NEn ORIrAnss Oct. PSI An par,
ties arrested here on the charge Of en-.
raeinR IN Glihrster expeditions we're
Aeqn.Issl tn.day.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-07

The 4. States Rights Democrat, 4
published at Tpscumbia, Alabama.
has placed ct the head Of its column
the names Of r. MI I. Hunter, Of Vir-
ginia, for President. and Horatio
Seymour, of New York, for Vice
President. 8
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-07

The eIerkl " lhe Ellen Grey have oul
siiaphs isr late pspers.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-07
IKA "a VIVA KVALLEYH STAR

. and The report pf the committee Of eleven
, on The adoption Of plan for The improve
4 Tnent Of the Kanawha RIVER having ma
lturely considered lhe several subjects le-
! Lierred 70 them for investigation, beg
q leave TO report.
J. That they hive witnessed with salts;
fIacton the elforls made By the Board q
treduce the expenses Of the company ID
! The most economical standard 81 efficient
! administration The committee are sat,
J. isfed Thar The Board will, as heretofore,
fthy every suitable effort. eIldeavor 10 Sc
cure The best reknlts for the company and
sfrhe Stare, Of which die Improvement il
Il susceptible and they recommend thal
,ttthe sabj4ct of The tolls be continued il
I their hapds and con6;ied 70 their expert.
J ence and discretion They deem itprop.
lies. especially fo> rsengnize the spirit
7 evinced BY the Board. in repeatedly en-.
i dorsing the notes of the company. for
large amounts. Tor che purpose Of Dor,
rowing maney forsits conyeuieRce and ac:
. commodStfon.
d The suggestion Of The board on the
afs ,fI At, ss.,,4 ~, tln ir,s Il
,nre for NJ ral;fa &c ,i,I, no,n nanv an3 M
nrassc,,;an - NE - ys,nS,,, ~. f,,lly
cone,rred Il III Yaart commi,,ee and
4 the,eI,,ra adan,.s I'LL sseliny xr.l,sf
Il However. at the hands pf the Legislature,
fiji seems to the committee expedient %
include All application, I.hal iisno better
" .,sl., ~ 81 ~ NJ H.
,nsn;l "a : /. III Kaaash. ii
81 ,i,randar NJ, I, a NJ soaa,;.s ,b,a, Fl
wh;ch ,has ,asn',,,; !. nass The ,i,,,,;
3, saaais.. 49, 81 ,,o..d ransi.
-. ~ ."ss .'a a, $50 ]. 81, 80
aa M ~ = .h Nh ,Sa,in, n, Sasss
nss, ;s,a,,, ~ j hanast T.,
Is - ,Lan,rh, ,h,l, M sss,..ral a.1nn, Isl
NH, All, ,nisr,ols "a 8 80 .,l,si, s.
sn.s'.;.a ss.,;ans = ,.nair s sn,,n,, !,
ri p & "
4 The committees .lfesneo.fully recon.
,a I, T,,'p..: ~ - i,
ia,;ana 'i bvfno t I. Nh ,o'0 'se
Thai annl;eali,m he made 70 he Gen.
ar.l "a ~, II - 80
Il "a nav ,be Interest wbi,.h became
d,,s 81 lit frs, All af .Is,lv ia and ,ba,
as = ~ MS Wy o''n,s itss. ann mo.
-, = ,oea uu 81 VIZ - :. ny =
o 20 a, iooo, " 'ils guAiahssea pohds
: a'e = eotnpany. /,
6 - 'se'ease g'e = p'Vs, sspea ~ ~. .,'e
o a'.een llt,o q u u.,la's , a NJ, :.
$3.50. tt Fl &, = H." .n'. e 8 80
tba S,a,s y. liz iii. ,s;. w. H. Ia
g.. sss' ~ ~ Ill 10. II
XSd -, .a,,l;..a, s 80 NJ s.,aa r.,
~ 49, sla,s, s's sai 80
Il iTS 49,, s, ~ - VI u
M, M han, M ~ -. 49,
No. haen s,,sran,esd Nv ~ M M whaa
avar ~ IS ~ - pahI; , VI ,,s sha ,s =,
sat;sti,.d nnao ia $3.50 M ~ R,.s5
r I,irse,ars ,hat Il KS, ,p;s,,t of [5n,sr
s., .;If 49,, "a, Az a ~ 1',I e.
r the hnnds and ,hs, MI /, - Z !, , !, Il
% unable slf to pay t Re- same ~ 0rany part
Fhesee ,,s
II 'unu lHe noa'l1sl afot O .he
d db,ps n"Ae II. y Iof'S'0p IS u's.
IA III 1rnro,, ,;o,., x M, s,;ant y
coIo5plsIe ,Ee eaIal19 'c,y;nt,an ~ =
+ 4. Fo appropfiate 4 sum s,l,fIiieient 10
.5Es9 esII - i ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-07

RosEs a. PkfpR has been elected 10
Conknsss - shs Petersburg District, b
. iIargs pajsri:y. over GpopE.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-07

4 = i 4tHt 4J 4
The New Orleans Bee, which warm
Ely support MI. Fillmore ii 1856, as,
lsumes that there is NO reason to be.
llieye the Republican party can be
prevailed npvn to abandon their ultra
isms in 1860, on to rnt aside the
claims Of Vim. II. Seward to their
support Ii is Of the opinion that
they will adhere to their platform
and nominate Mr.. Seward as their
candidate for the Presidency. Lii
this event, the Bee sees no escape
from a sectional contest, land indicates
an intention on its par, Ito support
the nominee oftbe Democratic party,
because it does not regard the pros
poets Of a third party. lair enough to
command strength sufficient ID be III
any service to the country. In u
word. the Bee thinks there is .llo
chance for success Of a party main;
tanning its principles, and, therefore,
lii will throw the weight Of its infu-
IeHce into The i Democratic scale
Lynchbtsrg Vrig;aian.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-07

SoMEfInss WoRTH KNOWING s..
day last week, wiIile plrchas;nc : Z w y.
Of dried fruit. We DISCOVERIES sa, II
pieces ofaassafras bark mixed ai a,,,sa
i, and. npon inquiry. was inferrsS
that i was 4 preventative apainsf s' tsa
worm, L Is sail that dried fraIt ny ~
away with little bark. tsay / 81 llsl 3.
haIndfitf to the bushel,) viii save a. g
Years. nn,nolested By those fronb i
somelittle insects. which destroy b ny
q Of bushels ID 4 single season ~.
Inc remedy IS cheap ami simple. saa
we venture TO say a GOOD oiie.-- Es,.
ington Fzag. -,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-07

MurToN We mean 10 = r,.,sa..ss.
thousand tilnsa. at least till wbss as $. : !
say has some effect 81 on our eon nm ~
mem that u pound Of lean. fond ,;.
juicy lnltton can be produce ior I'M fsis
the cost Of the same quantity - ~ 3.
pork !. that il Is Infinitely he 6 Il .''e
food. especially IN the summer ses ). {:
and those who eat it become ~, e q.
and can dolnore work ~ ,s;ss
greater case to themselves than tb i, ,'a
who eas fat pork. We know nots; 49,
more delicious than smoked in6.s y.
hams. and of'the South Dawn bges ~,
Of sheep enison isselfis NOT s,, ~
rior,- pserieen zg1sculfrral;;,s,.,less 81
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-07
CHARLEsTON MAREET.

& Corrected weekiy fgr ,he4. Ksnswls yslIss
star,p BY
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-31
NOTICE OF ELECTION,


HtkgGEIGEs
oUINzrHNE PRKCINeF- Poll ur--A Ia .ssvov s,scr,.
,ar ras dss srsna mss connssaTss Victor Bodin
Morales dss gr.aess commisssirss: woiss 4 =
csEizIENE rsECIxcr.roIlx 70 gsxa \, m.,ehs Brssss
No Dsa.osar m .srsan vacant 4 psaesssu,. S a. ~
de IEspI.psde Claiborne. commisssires Kscs g.
FIX DixsEsTfEMs FIFE PRscracrPo No us-A !. s.,
sns eSss Rs,shss cha''s f'so George
Poi Y psu.-N i ma.on deeels xInebutg. cenns.-
ss 6n
G:. e. a. ess%ss .
T. saso dss .s 81
sos dssss &c
rs Nc 6sasAu IS Trquh.rs entire Iss ru.s Man.
ass's Ct aarsny Commissares Henry seguin OUTLET
X Ssfss:i No upau march. w.,
Egsn fps ioasf Ccmnissaes A. Barroess, Jacques
Poll No DeuA mai.on eeoIs des Giles sur j. rue NO.
Pssa ss1s. rsfs NJ ss ia s sn:
Psaine e : s:,.as Il rss =
1es rs, e nfs ssa,s :s i z y
Quasv1en.e District.
vINGTDEUxlExE PRKCJNcT--Pol No ryu-A i. ras
son do IA cempsgnie Dc erocbe sus ia me Jacscu
Sasm, s.is E vTst1s Isss fv, ~. ssn DAVID
ps No bia. n.s9s
yTsa4f5fsIkxs sstfi 5fsf Eis 3 +
les du Camp Maeasns Commfs.
Gaspar Auch o. Koubieux. q. o. Emish
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