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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-01-28

ng>That the principles which we al
vanced in our last, d the subject OF
closing Bayou Plaquemine, if not new,
are the true ones, governing the forma-
ton of the bed Of the Mississippi, will
be, we think, obvious even in an exper-
mental point of view. Let a large cis-
tern, full of water, have a large hole
made near its bottom, through which it's
contents will rush with force. Can it
be doubted, on such a soil as ours, that
at first the water will spread oyer a
large surface, until it shall soon have
made a channel, which will go on grad
ually deepening, until the water is ex-
hausted. But prepare, previously to
letting out the water, a space between
two miniature ~levees, for its reception,
and the level Of the surface is immedi-
atcly attacked by the. current, and a
channel formed below that level, which
will be more or less deep in proportion
to tue rapidity Of the current. We see
this ezemplifed during every heavy
shower, where the rain water, confined
for a time to q small space, at length
bursts its barriers, aud forms tiny riv-
ers, governed in their formation by pre-
cisely the same laws as the mighty Mis-
sissippi. Il has been too much. the Gus
tom to regard this river a governed by
laws either beyond the grasp Of human
intellect, Of entirely different from those
preside over minor streams. But
when we reflect that thessmallest bird
shot is moulded into its spherical shape
by the same principle as that which
gives rotundity to this earth we live on,
viii begin TO believe that the ques-
ion Of magnitude does not enter into q
philosophical view Of the subject at all;
md that if we anaunderstand the for
Of a ~rivulet, we MAJ; without
resumption, assert that we know some
hing Of the nature Of. the mighhat4iesst
trcans, and of the manner by which,
heir channels may be decpened and
eonr-sr directed. 80 '
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-01-28

j., was appointed, by Mr.. Phillips,
French journal CIerk of The Senate.
The Inauguration bali at The Deaf
and Dumb Asylum, was aSmost magnili-
cent affair of its Kind; the only objec-
ton against it was, the crowd was too
great. PHOENIX.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-01-28

AN ADMIRaBLE APPoINrMENT.-P D..
Haadyy, Esq, Secretary Of State, has APP
pointed Judge ]. N. Garrigans State Ii
hariaH, vhnswill enter upon the dis
charggeof hh duties so soon as the term
OF the present Incumbent, expires, which
will be about tieeaiddle Of February
The appointment j. that will meet
the hearty approval Of all who appreci-
ate fine abilities and ADMIRE scholarly.
attainments. Under judge Carrigan's
management our State Lihrafy will lose.
none Of that order, convenience and sys-
introduced by Mr. DroE, the veteran
who new occupies The post. LIB. R. Adj
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-01-28
ADDRESS OF LIEUT.. GOV, HYAMs.

Gentlemen of The Senate In presenting to you
my oath of Office as Lieutenant Governor of the
State of Louisiana, / take this occasion to adj
dress yeti as Presiding Officer of your honorable
body. a- ..z
In the language Of that obligation it is my
hope, as 1t ever shall be my earnest effort, ssfaith-
fully and impartialye to perform all the duties
On me as suchs according to the best
OF my ability and understanding, agreeably to
the Constitution and laws of the United States
and OF this State.' *@ Fs%5 Il
In the discharge Of this trust, Ishal1 endeavor
never to lose SIGHT of the principle that the rules
which govern the Senate have been established
as well to protect the minority from the arbi-
trafy or u must exercise Of power by the MAORI
Y; as to- prevent surprise or hasty legislation.
4iscann0t Halter myself that | can escape the
commission of errors, however sincere my de-
sire Of earnest my %exertion to avoid them this
conviction impels. me therefore at the Threshold
ofmy Induction into Office to bespeak your con-
slderate indulgence during my official career.
Should It become my duty to decide by my
casting vote questions purely OF. o legislative
nature, l shall, in its exercise, be guided safely
ny the convictions of my deliberate Judgment
Tor the advancement of the interests of the State.
Bnt should be called upon to exercise that right
~ matters involving the dignity, the honnor or
sovereignty OF the State (as well it may be in
these times of detection and treason.by portions
of the people and States ofthis Union to he Con-
stifutlon and a of the United States1 I should
feel myself ~recreant to the trust roposed In me
by The people of Louisiana, did / fail to uphold
me Constitutional principles npon which the
National Democratic party of the United States
entered upon, and triumphantly carried the last
Presidential eleetion-maintaining, as they do.
the rights Of property to the people of the South,
both in the States and Territories, ~inviolatee from
attack, whether of Federal or Territorial Ipris-
lation. But will not permit my mind to dwell
on the possibility of being placed in such a POI
sition, feeling the proud assurance, that when
the crisis calls for action BY the Legislature Of
Louisiana, you, Senator'S, viii be as united in
the assertion Of her rights on the floor of this
Senate, as you will be valiant in their defense,
If need be, on the field of battle.
On that day, if come it must, land no son of
the South Will lament Its dire necessity more
than myself every vestige Of party antagonism
Will have been swept away and the people of all
Louisiana, united, will rush to he~runfurled ban
ner, with you, Senators, in front, to do battle for
her honor, her institutions and her sovereignty.
s$%Sg & &E@%#E &4M%F@ %#1#%H @&&EE4E SE&@4&j
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-01-28

aD=We refer our readers particularly
to the sale of Mr.. ISagan's cotton pIanta-
ton, near Red River Landing, to; take
place on the 7th Aof February; and also
to that Of NJ E. Major, on,the Island Of
False River. O. the stheof February.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-01-28
y
Stale of LcH5siGn1.
paRLsU OF ROIITE [

PARISH or POIFIE C0lPEE.
In the matter Of the succession Of John I4agaa
Jr., deceased. 81
PURSUANT to an crleralO maaaddressed by
the Honorable the 9th Uistric! Cont in and -fui
the Parish of Ibervil!e and State aforesaid. l.
the undersigned; Sheriff, will offer at public sale
Oh the premises. about one mile above htdItiv-
er Landing, in this Parish, On
~ Tuesday, TeJru1ry I, 1850,
at ten O'Clock A. NJ, tie following described
property, to wit:
j. A. certain Tract of Lard. situated about
one mile above Red River Landing in tie par
ish of Pointe Coupec, bounded in front ~ Old
River, above by lands of i. I. MeIrick, below,
by lands of Joseph Torras. supposed to con
tain thirteen hundred and eighty-six and 96-l00
acres in superiices. with ali the improvement
thereon and thereunto belonging, to wit:
\ large dwelling house: six negro cabins. gin,
cotton house, &C.. DC. ali new.
.. The following named and described slaves
attached to the said plantation, viz:
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-01-28

3. Also, the following movablcs attached to
said plantation, viz:
10 mules, | brown pony, 4 yoke of oxen, /
pair of timber wheels. l cane Wagon; also.
the stock of cattle and hogs, together with the
agricultural implements; blacksmith tools. &c.
Terms and conditions of the Sale,
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-01-28

- The President has nominated the
Hon. Charles J. Faulkner, who was mem
Der of Congress from Virginia during
the last session., as Minister to France.
EEGLIsH OPINION OF JOHN BrowN's RAID.
The following. is the substance of the
London Times's comments on the John
Brown raid in Virginia:
1t appears somewhat ludicrous to find
that the North did nothing until Brown
was executed. This does not convey a
very exalted notion of their Jealous de-
termination Of purpose. AS to the re-
suit, it will be to strengthen the South
by the adhesion Of the floating mass of
opinion which in every country lies be-
tween two extremes. Whatever may
be the future of the negro race, no one
in his senses can believe its regenera-
ton can be effected by melting it to
murder planters andravish white women;
and if any man chooses to head an out
of this kind, he must expect to
meet a fate which right-thinking men
will not glorify with a crown of martyr
dom. 81 Fl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-20

,rpei, CrueI woman.

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-20
POETRY.
I.ingcr Not Lonr.

IansSr not long Home d not boiae without thee
& Lse ioaiesi tokens olly Hlske ne u.oufni
On, lei - memory, hk- hain about thee
Gently compel and Hasten thy rriurn:
Lngrf no, long.
LAnEsr rot long Thoash erVsts should WOO tAy
Bc,hiak ihes can the mirth Of ffiend. though dea,
ioui s1satc i"r tlic rri-f thy hong DELAYING
Costs The ipsd hcaft that siEhs have thee herr,
lAngcr not lonEi
Linger not long, How shall ! watch ,hv COMING,
~ evening shahoss street hed u'sr noor and den
Nbcn the Viii ice hath cease. her busv humtuinr
Ahl shclce hAng- ga all thugs hke a SPELL
lAi,seT ROS hong.
ll9D shall watch for thee Hhru aIs grow stroas,
- night erpus DARK and darker on W.. Aiut y
How shal weep when eau watch 40 longer:
oh' ait thou H6scut. sTt thou absent still
lAngsr hot long
Yet should ricve not though the ewes that se-th me
SHfcti thr"ugh tcars that make H. sprnsinr dull,
llgt sh spnetimes fear. when tisaA AT vtfh me
Ny cup oi hnPIlnyss l. ali too full
ilnsrr hot longl
TASTE. haste thee home Into thy mountain dive ling
iisir a. btiu tIio H. peaceful nest
haste A. SKID. Nhcu tcmf.sts Wild are swelling
Tues TO tis haven OF sccuic,t rust.
Gjnser no; long
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-20
Shall we Know each other There


When We hear the music ringing
Through a bright celestial dome.
NLcu sweet angel voice. .iariug
Gladly hid "a, wcllou,. h-s.v
TO the Had of ancient story,
here ths sfirt Knows no care:
La iiis land of Agl.i aud glory.
shall wc Know each other therr'
when the holy ANGELS meet ~,
A. Wc Eo O. ioil their harr,i
shall Nc know the fric'id. that grces -.
u th' gluTtuu- siant lsnif
Shall sc ss-r Tho tnrk cyes shining
Qn ~ ~ "a rHYs 81 wore
Slali ~ i'.sl their deaT arms fwiuius
fOaa,y Iyuni "a as before
Yes. INV carth-voru soul t~ioiccs.
Ard NV weary bean gross ugat
fug thr thuiApg angel voices
And ~. s-pe4 rstcs bhrit.
IGaf rlnN uvltune as in Heaven.
Are the bowed 0f long arp
Al 90 tism 'fit ksidis gwen
IHas their mortal iueuds 90 know.
Oh - weary owes and last ones
hnaop not. faint rot hy tlc Vays
lc shall ioi1 the loved Eui lost 0U-A
u the laHd ef prrfc~t day
Hlrp ttrIvcs. tnUr bed by A. rrl hnCcr,,
Mariner be- Wv TaTiufcd ear:
EscrulVfe tbsiT sweet tone lrecrs,
We shal. I1-.s each other tbcrr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-20
Dmelnia free 4ress.
0rrcE SECOND sroRr Market Horsr.

arThe Free Prcss l. pahishcd weekly 81 NO
Doiurs and Iiyty C,ifs ~ ungwrH u is'd IA
Gdrnncs. Tso bOLLA1-.
sEwhettcser pnymeut 1. deferred heNoni TIC -
piration ~ uie wear Interest viii DC charged.
ss-Snh.t rinfions for tx months. oue A0lfr gi'i
T.,,.i,. Fire Csg's 10 be Taaid To- stabls "a ad'
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
.xrbe tsrns q ailycrtisiuc arr, Tot SQUARE Gen
l,., ,.r les OAf Llsrr for thurc lnscrtlorsl rtf
,os. the same proportion. I.eh CONTINUANCE 4e'''
A.. Csnfs Isr squaEr.
~ No advertisements "a lc cor slderc'l hN inc thoi
90 year uaitss spo,iied oa the NhuneeHi4' OF lss''
.fsiv agrcc,i upon between tie tafttss -
a. Au sds etsl-cmcut not marked on the g. w 80
sPSCiGssi uuiuhGT VI Insertions vii te CONT ~ i
ordered ost and pas yIneut eNactcd aeeordingp
a~-RA..tlAH apNIAri-fHENr-.-lo aNot Any MS
understanding ou the part 81 the Anru4i ~, 'tilfr.
x ~ prlTsr Ia state disiiasy. that thcir "ll
sN,rulsto their itnmsilafs business. Rras t-'afe.
Legal and AL uthcr Advertisements .rut "s '''fN '"
be an additional charge. aut no raFlA..l..
c,ss GNLLAHIi A 60.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-20

waichcs. Jerelry. p cy Goods. Cutlery. Clocks.
ard Military Good. ~ eveTv description
such a. swords. y A. letes, SA,hes
Hats, Lact. Bp'i,s.s. &c.
ftfGIy CoDpdsits nfrassAof cCInTlofs trtfk crery
A RI IC LIZ.
Now opening ma yti6cynt stock of New Goods. such
a. American. EaTiish, German ard French Jewelry.
n scts and single pieces. Best quality Gold watchcs
E1clsh Levers. Skciefoa do. nuplcN Aneho Escaf-s
mcIt, Lrt4nes VerY small fot lAiies ~ Win
pearls ant dianon, elegantly enaiseilcd inde rcn.
dcut and quarter sccold Watches Hantug l. carlf
Gold Watches "a every variety. ...I
Ri.h China Vases irOm Paris and Dresden. French
and Spanish Pans.
SILVER. Gold; Ivory. Pesri and Leather Gard Gases
do, Do, do. Port Monass ~
Ei.laut Gilt and BgoHEei CloSks, Caadlebraa
AHA IA HAAE-sgoons. r EgfAs. Lxlucs buiIgg
k,tycs. Sr.. ~ the hcst quality.
PA TED Tea so c dee ssis CAstors. Waiter.
Coke Ba-tcts vesril @ie bishe, Turccn, Butter
a., tst. lgtfirls rrsSstiies rrrs Salt Cellars
Iurio'-e Sacl Cl.al.. tsss sivios. EAelish aud A.
mrTirAf lANlr tultrY, S's2or-. Pen k-iyCs rA1o-s
SPORTING Knives. Music B1Nes >. 5 I, S. all pain
!cwcleT, sca.-ss aHi woiglts a..
NAirh hnakcrs iools and Materials watch Glasses
u-i Fiics
tcrus. CAll asi rysmlue
Lrt cmlrr !. l,59.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-20
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
Dr. Johnston.
VI IoA.asF oi ths lflchTstol Institution orcrs

'AE iounacr oi this Cstcl
Il ttc m0st 'ytfniu. Siec,lv.
aud otly eicctual rcnclv Ia
the void FOR sECBEr bis.
EASES.
Glsci,, Slytcjmcs. seminal
Weakne.s, r0asiatteLEl..
Constitute ~ Dciultv. In.
rutc1cv. Weakness OF the
hack agtlinhs. Affections n
tic kFt cv7, paiGta,lyl of
thc ueat, t,pyspcp, IA .Nvtyous
lruiahlity. 4. cAse ot the
Heal. Throat. Nose. or SKIN /;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-20

,,,rirLp. Y.oiiiER 40,

No 22q lL.rky 80 Cs,".r - th.DI,,.
BdLTiNORE ND
wRDLKsAss s~P"sr' aNp NNNu.
ssGtGai ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-20
Drugs, Medicines. Oils, Paints
AND FANCY GOODS.
Palnts. Olls DIe Sfufrs. and DrItts
DISSOLUTION.

j s.irei by mufl1i colsc.f
truu.fe. o. WkTurwS
HsrcA lJ. is5o. u lOLLhhOfFf.H
The Produce Commission Business
$3.50 fe t..ulH.f at formerly sf fHc rI DJtof Igs
tt.UHrf -rfsf. tr -Ir-tI H Nsf.ufs. 'sfH ri f'.t
fg1 III MI.tras A . t..f.r. aHi Chari-sr EafI.l
Hf fefrrHal E1-Ht We. u..lef t.c ltYiror NtftfEs
a p.fI.r We so.,t - oar rt-ntf "a raHf.rusrrr
~ tt frfror7 t1cfsiiv rs'sfsi f1 tIse 90 Gru
rrf stlrif rO..sl .-Ifrf. ~ F.rur GfaI s1d sge,s
together s.fi ai ,fsrr .iaeis ~
Country Produce.
llt bsHe tf s.iff s-i.Ha1l f1 t4siHfsf A. -rnt fts
srfrut q ani Coahit.ce a r.o.e ui1 Hlfnrl p
4 t HtIHfFr
March lf tG.ty &. r. BUrlfN
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-08-29
@oantaiu Democrat.


Where the HJeadOws, white With blossoms,
shlmmsFsd meath the April skies,
And the timid viOlstS buddsd
Blue a. any Iaby'S syssj
Where the laughing stream went Ieaping
Down s@osg the mOss grown rocks;
There We spent HES SwSstsst hours,
YOu snA ], attsnAIng AOshs.
while the aseey folds were sporting
In the meadow. Wild aud Gfee,
You and Wsrs reading IOvs-taIss
Meath q shady SOFest tree.
Oh, the pleasant old rOmanees
OF proud knights and ladies fair,
And the sweet ana tender vcrseS,
We have Fead together there:
Oh, the splendid bright day-dEess,inss
OF some castle Ger the sea,
Where tho lestAl hoard vas always
Gay with midnight TeVeky.
ROBBED in costly hee ard velvet,
Crowned with gems and diamonds rafej
Thus We dreamed that We would sOoeiiRe
Hold oar VTineeIy Tevsls there
when the golden sun Wss hissins
Every hih-tOp crimDOn Vsdr
AnA the snow-dFOps and the SfoIess,
DrOOpsd apOS thsiT grassy bed;
Then we blew the hOvn, 10 esther
Al Ow wands11Ag Iittls fsid;
Hand In hard, We started homeward,
Der tie puspss twiIlSht void.
Oh. those golden days have Vxnfshedr
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-08-29

BE true to yOurselvcs--truc to each
I0ther-truc to God. What more abhorent
vice than deception2 The face covered
with smiles and the heart rotten ~ a sep
ulchrc. The hand first binding your
eyes, and then leading you to the prcci.
piCc. Tho tongue bcguiling your face
with honeyed words, and sharpening it,
arrows to launch at your back.
OIL that ineslimable jewel Of truth
truth in the tongue. in the life, in every
manifestation Of the reason, the love, the
passions Of humanity.
Terrible 10 the young heart is the first
deception. She who looked all purity, all
angelic goodness, betrayed her trust, and
left your soul desOlate. Heaven only
knows through what depths Of darkness
the bruised spirit struggled to light and
joy again. But the light has never been
as pleasant, the joy rekindled burns MOI
like the brighter fires Of long ago. The
tears, the slecplcSS nights, the hours Of
keen despair, when hand seemed even
on your throat, and dagger at your heart
for what would you live them over:
Death would be more welcome.
We could bear with petUlance, smile at
unkindncss-th assaults Of harsh temper,
or the moody silence Of frowning brow;
but trcachery, faithlessness, trust betray-
ed-thank God that VIC have never known
the full import Of those terrible words
Be true, then, IL you would be respect
ed. No power on earth can change the
fiat that even the world gives the deceivcr.
He may weep tears Of blood, but tho mon
uInents Of his own shame still stand to
testify against him. Once liar, always
liar. A very child can tell where dccep-
ton concCsls itself, and casual thought,
lightly expressed, ferrctS it from its hiding
place.
Be true il you would be loved. The
heart rs like IN army; briStling and harm
less seem the long rows Of bristling steel;
but every one Of those polished shafts may
be Used a an instrument of torture.
So II you deceive the heart that beats
warmly for your love, your appreciation
may DC converted into gallery Of deadly
weapons, and you will be responsible for
the mischief that results through liEe's
long battle. Let truth be as dear to you
~ the aPpIe Of yOur eye; and when the
blush springs not to your check, and your
tongue falterS not even at the unuttcred
thought Of deception, then be sure that
you arc neither fit for earth or heaven; for
the society Of men or angels.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-08-29
Ths DeRRsr,n Drealn,

ThG .DeggaR,s Drealn,
The beggHr On hfs lonely bed
In wTeIchedneSs 10 dying,
And YET effdiEsnt on his head
A cToWh di1ise 10 lying.
Come qUiet earth md silent grave,
His limbs foFsaken cover;
Ne lays on you his wsn,leTeT's staff,
HE pilgrimage 10 over.
On riches, honor, pleasure, strife,
No trust Of his is conferred;
He hastcns naked from this Essg
As naked ~ he entered.
a Christian man, he dies in bliss,
When kings may be forsaken;
A treasure beyond price 10 hrs
A fsith in Chrtst mistaken.
Rough is the bier on which nc lies,
On pauper help dcpcndingj
No So0eTHl pOwps for him aYisr,
No purchased tears descending.
Into the common earth his frame
In careless haste is hurried,
And in his grave Obscure his name
IL now forever buried.
Tet God fCS his great day Of grace
10 that poor nsnse retaining,
The mute entTeatieS Of that face
Not, like mankind, disdaiAiHg.
He whom the primer Of the land
On eaVth were eOldly spurning,
Win soon be At his Gods right hand,
In seraph glory burning.
by God II tits Thy wise decree
That here IN want languish,
Nay l, like LSzuEua, in Thee
Find comfort IN my anguish
May angelo bear ny soul like his
From this poor world VI sOrr"w
To endless plains Of heavenly biass.
To an eternal morrow
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-08-29

4 young girl, who had become tired Of
single blesscdncSs, thus wrote TO her in
tended:
"Dccr Gin, cum rite oph eff va air
eOmmin at awl. Ed Collins is inSistin
that shall hav him, & he hugs & kisses
me SO kontinnerly that can't holed owt
mulch longer, bat will hav 2 KAYE in.
BETZEY."
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-08-29
Thank iu!ners the incentive 70 gratitude.

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rnr,.~qu-ne~, dssraTrd ~ ever rvRsln,ng my
health. strength and snrTGy. and last FesaRt.
and Srh '"t fAnt HOPE, cAI'' ! uIpn In CGspkAy.
49," alter 'SAIniribN NY 'A" TFrs'TIhssi Sour mrds
ic'ne uaN AlID o. Instantly relieved Of the dub
pain AID dIIIne.s 10 my hc>h III, aR-d ny the
Ersui T~snN'd 10 IdArr n.y. Sef Immediately undvF
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ipns ard Ad'iee. NV head be- Aiur 1tat. ny id' 80
collected the infant pan IN NY back and gr"ins.
h' S,aLn-ss "my ii."h. the TV"1s reaction o. MY
vI,"l' b"ty on the sigl'-si alarm eAcItc'Drnt;
tie n,.aH,hf"py Aid tII f"f-b.Iirg,; the s.lfdis.
AnI uAnI 81 coincidence others the ApAbtl.
ny Ia study aud uAit IL resolution the FighifuI.
ilns. sud a. tune pleSsIfAbIe dTrsms ct night,
IN we'd hy NV c.gnAfy discharges, have all diaAp.
r"AFed and H. fact IN 10" AFTER having con.
suited The Doctor, ivlt A. Ifin'pHed ~ new lie
that lf- Sh,c', hut = short time ago, I eOUtrms
IlAt'd to md by my O~h hand.
NHh Nku l." guard ne unfortunate from fail.
HR htO tl'r snAr's III ihc"nIrt,hi VuAeks. lie, NJ
u my dUty Ia ofirT this tssnI"ny TO the merit and
SkIl Oi-s'r. CGAPNAJ. All Tt.o,nmeRd hiia 10 ali
whn may stand IN need Z" h'dicsi AiSIc-, he'"k
assured by my own 'HVxTitLce, that one~ under
l'' care, radical aud permanent cure Ell h. ,i-
f-c'rd. u 2 HlI.I.SiIKk
stALe Of CSIi"TniA, eOuEty 81 sAn HrAnciscO.-ruh.
,rTil,ed and sworn TO bsi"rs NE, this i1th dag Of
tSignsdl JUux MiDpa UIos, l. .. Notary Public.