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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26

SECOND DIsrEler couHr SUCCESSION OF THIS. HUNDLEY
Of New Orleans No. 1850.
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors of
IN this Estate and ali oher persons Interested
show within days from the present notification IL any
they have why the account presented by the Curator
of this shonld not be homooaed approved
the funds distributed in accordance herewith
h. MICHoT Deputy Clerk
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01

wears authorized ta announce JOHN K. EBMUNDs0N as
candidate for sheriff Ct Davidson county ate next election
oeta5..td ~
We are suthogses 70 sLneunss JAS NJ. HrSrey Sc azs
aats fer rslscn fer coe Of Sheriff Davidson comfy
8; the ensuing March elestisn sepss-td
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01

s. are r.ry apt TO magnify The importance Of
s-Cz Is abroad and undcrvalee our own AZ home.
p an ovidensy % this. the Scientific dnericaa says
n am on Che summit OF the Pennsylvania rail
fs3J' Fs a more difficult work Jhan that under the
TMmE The structure on the Baltimore and Ohio
riilf s3 OF Harpe,'s Ferry, and the Starrucca via
au6t 5n the New York and Erie railroad me equal
in goiGcence to anything Brunei ever did in Eng
aaaaor Wcrau in France The stone arch over
Cabin John Greek, on the Washington aqueduct is
sn5st ifty feet greater than any other stone arch
s. tlt world. and IS moro beautiful in proportion
b tue arch over the 0cs. iG Italy, SO long Cclebra
FOR its m3gaiicencc The suspension bridge
oer die Niagara at vistoyn. is 0f2 feet inches
Is one span and 50 feet greater than any other sin
gle span in the world. being nearly twice as great
Is the celebrated bridge over the Eepm Straits in
England: and d'e United States Dry Dock, in
3, ohlya Is the largest dry dock in the world by
Amy feet lle plates OF iron used in the CRATES OF
4 dock are ,he largest chat lad been made up to
sstilIe taey. were rolled
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01

lEe DEcLrsa oF THIS QCAEE,s-#e have lately
nJho Asaadnn literary journals the announce
auf of three Different books relative tiis-e,isir
Il Es1ends-aad IT'S decline. We mentioned two o.
ARs book among our late literary Uterus. We now
s51sfFe q third. llii.el. The Society OF Friends
3 euirv into the Causes of its Weakness as "a
LauHch. lyJoeeph JohB Fox" Among the causes
nentalld by ne author Is IS zealous pursuit Of
reai.h liz Is said tllt the majority OF the bank
3. dlsls of the metropolis have descended from the
1enbars %. tlc Society OF Friends This. we
h1ea thinks ! hardly just cause for the decline
lla Respectable body OF Christians. lt is an evil
f-rea Father az the lrCatcconomvGud frugal habits
Fssen3s. who ay not INDUCING In the ga.gues
za38straVaraucgs of tine world, have been enabled.
saitill MANY generations. TO accumulate wealth. Ii
said tina. there are new in England and Wales
% new ADJ s.1as during the present century have
averaged forty gIEhI 10 year yet the total steadily
81 Shes tine re8ri r sccessis ON reaching. probably
aferstrc UI f.Afoulel falling of more Ga- tg
nan -ar fak accounts tor las aimiuui p.
ERR on actoua as -ha peculiar aanEulE Of the
etv second by rs sustaining lrou pIo-elytism
f.si br Us inrstc Jaasrine and snuaar ministry,
F.t5 respect d. wGITiaga aal lastly, by It's eccea-
Ecitv 81 costume which DE SAYS. was never
E Hjemnatea ny 8e Founders of the society. We
DrChgnd from the name of the writer of this work
aE.ch belongs Do old Quaker families In England,
sEas he l. among the secaigIs alluded to- r1U-
J. .IlHr.#G.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01
CARD.

Sa'mef from he Medical Deparaaa} QfE,s Uairersj-
br Of PcHsyuaf
In order TO correct the numerous publications
which have been made with reference TO the number
ofMeiical students who have recently LEFT the Uni
vcrsigy Of eanyivania ana to relieve the anyeties
Of parents ami guardjansa az Assistance, it is deemed
proper to state that cut of class numbering consd
orahly over ve hundred not mere than eighteen OF
its members SO far as can be asccrtainod, have
withdrawn from thc Institution.
Il. Go Frs N. d. Dem of TIE Medical Facady.
Southern PhotOgroPhic Temple of Fine
Arts.
Corner of Doaleric street and Public Square, over
Brownies.
If you want fine and durable Ambrotype q plain
or eolo-cd Photograph, which are warranted not 10
fade call at the Southern Photographic Temple Of
Fine Arts corner Of Dcadcri- street and the Square,
over Brownies. The very best artists are employed
in this Gallery. and being permanent institution Of
this city. YOU will be sure Of not being humbugged,
as you certainly viii be by those noisy and peddling
picture makers. Satisfaction given to every custo-
mcr OF no charge made
Life size pictures copied from the smallest size
ambrotype or daguerreoypc Call and see speci-
mems. CHAS. C. GILEN
dcc5-tf
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Overland Mail.

JEFFERSON CRY, No. Dec 3lst.-1he California
Overland Mail Of the ninth has arrived. Business
was dull.
y silver mine has been discovered in Santa Cruz
County. Successive discoveries of gold mines Ia We
been made m Southern Oregon.
The British Columbia operations are suspended
for the year.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01
Accident to a EaslrOad Depot.

TRsY. n. Y, Dec. 30.-& portion Of the root and
walls o. the Union railroad depot fell this morning
Jurying the offices of the Central and Saratoga ra
roads. It is the largest depO. the country. Two
thirds Of the building remain uninurCd No pers
was hurt. The loss amounted TO GOO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01


Hfsft taaargac' 81 astrarf ~
81 tf,oirsg e,esfai - s 1elss ~
sssrses * ss1Ha. Naa1at.r - ptrtsa. .e asss
u sstss1t fr,stsafne5sss tsts a fsaHfs
ltai.a seus,g. = lsa3fals 81 Aitsl eatfE. f 81
stsi crns cess b e. saatH.seI ealata h.f.itaa
ga sa1atr 1aH ~
goast asshssi.si . zansaaes BaxTEE sA,rsL ~. d
star.f.ssa es eisie pr Attorney casF e sla zee M
gslrli Crsu erpsess o e. ssa1sss e Fais,a1 naFii
ssa-za sanEa
Ne suls1si to snn1utrsItF. D .iassri, Esl .l
eiaaiielsr tls Zee Of At.oy Gsner Or hs Ninh Jal
oli -f-euit, coupos.d % e. e1ara. ef Fas5n euansr
ala Dsyasoa. EiseEonin s-ry, sste.
Wsare salarlsd &c announce s.. l. FIsEsT. q nssdsau
ruusy, ssa ossse 90 Attorney General @ nc on Jadiaa
Circuit. Eigcrian, Ny, Is5g.
seventh ChancorY Division.
ne arc aashsrE 70 announce Col. 10 c. evIlp eandi-
date for Chancellor OF tic Seventh Chanosy Dvsios o. Ten
nessss. sssss-e
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01
no KS GEBcI. ~. saUaDEEs.
HoUsE.+


fE7Ii Prorsis.os o. the CaEr House, prepainr for
ts iarease q traEe from The cpenRg o ne Louisville
end hsFie Railroad, have enlarged lie hotel to dousIe is
1er aciy ath neW ana extensive Billiard Rooms, Bath
Rooms,
Tue c maT rely that the Wellesrnei reputation Of the
Gals = M % strictly 6rt class Hotel shHli be maiuaei.
lbs "a most Sovereignty 1cated for rsve East West,
as he lsFe once Of Je4rsrnville Rsrgad, having d.
rect rs "a e1ue1ns 20 all northern and Basisrn Cities
she Lam Of fhe United States N Line Steamers lncn
naa and he East are wihiu a square 81 the Hotel.
~ , rzze clecEed IN the CAT House 90 tae principal
points, h. r-h, East ana Yves
III n Ti-1=frum hoaisvilis TO SeF York Q hours.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01

A British officer writing from Teheran, Persia, to
the London Times remarks - Catharsic Pill
manufactured by an American Chemist. Or. J. C.
AVER, OF Lowell. Na-s.) hts erred the Shah, of
Liver Complaint that Threatened his life THIS sim
pie fact as might be expected, rcnlsls the Ameri-
cans immensely popular here. while we English are
overthrown. Doubtless our own scholars made thR
discoveries which he employs and thus is in every
thing we do the labor. chen the mousiag Americans
put their mark on it and take the reward Doctor
AVER idolizeI by the Court and is retainers here
which viii doubtless be reflected to him on a gold
snu5-box, or diamond hiitcd sword. while not the
names even eff DAyY CuIgsTosoN, or BaoDIE-tbe
great lights by which he shines known. -Net0
ToH. Sm5ty Piper
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01
Dry Goods.

GiIlilanIs, Howell Co., Hyatt. NcBurney & Co..
Johnston. Crews & Co., Crane Boylst0n d Co., John
g. Minor 81 Co.; Kerrlson 8 LeidIng Chamberlain
Miller & Co.; J. 5. & T. Bowie az Co; Robert Adger
az Co.; Nayler, Smith Co., CadOw, Mckenzie x Co.
Direct Importer OF Plantation Goods.
Andrew McDowall gayenel. Hugcr * 1i,ikeu
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01

FnsgNs' Bart---A Bali vii be given on Monday
Che gth OF January the anniversary Of the battle Of
New Orleans at she Court House FOR the benefit Of
Capitol Hill Fire Company No. T.
TCEErs sj.-Can be had Of any of the Committee
CouuTTEE-T. W. Stephenson, VI. N. Henkle
jr j. D. Ausgr6ve, A. D. Creighton and . II. Stricll
land. ii
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01

CEAELE>ToS, S. c.. Dec. 27-The Courier states o
the best authority that measures are II progress
general meeting OF the Presidents and Directors
OF the Southern railroads to provide for the manu-
tacture of locomotive and other railroad equipments
in the South.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01


1fift
fra.l sfirh. ts5nsua So erphs
Fse thd er Aasall.'a iillaal
tfa'H NASHVILLE etnrFt till.
taae esss ~ %. i.lsf aaessee
mi tt NestaisI anl s.fst.t1uad.
rBoth trains eofne 3artraee Ei.h uaina
Tho chelhyFiae ga Feb.
Tho lay Iaia hpn ~ htsae eannec n fuI-
iahdn,a with the tsfa 4 re AeNinhel and
Asneitesilt IS. read
LTha d3y train frea Nashville ccunect ~
Dee|ia1d Vith trains en- fhe " inolcster aud
AlabNra read Ter Sliem and ksye.teTAe.l
ig-1sEssgs asn ALAnl1A ltliGoAD;
Leave Nashville q g. ra., and 2..55 p. nl.
Arrive st 4, a. H.. AMI 6sz0 p-nl
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RtlLroATt;
Leave Nashville at us a. ri., and 2:5S 2. m. Tie
morning train carries tie mail
Arrive at 1857, a. m, ana 5;8G, p M THE evening
train brings The maiLl
-I,,it.riri.s,-as.s seE>gECs-y z AffsokB:
Leave Nashville at 2. ?. n.
Arrive az 40. q. "a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01

ST. LOUIS Dee. 3l.--The river is faIlins slowly
The ice is running 50 heavy that the underwriters
have forbidden any beat 20 up down che river
except atits own risk. The thermometer stood this
morning at zero.
LOUSY LIE Dee. 3l-Eyenag.-T river is ris-
ing slowly with seven and half feet water in the
canal. The running ice threatens 10 suspend nayi-
CATION. The mercury is at sight degrees above
zero.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01
Southern photographic remplo of Fin,
X street allt i uO44G H4u
Browne s.


We are authorized TO announce Il. W. HATwooD
Esq. as a candidate ly- .he Office of Attorney Gen
efal p the Ninth Judicial District, composed o.
the counties Of Williamson, Sumner and Davidson
rzr-s,- -..tNay
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01

LEATHER-rhemaret is sts y at the following quotations:
soc, Oak and Heniock. tanned 2 10 .-....-S4e26
arnes LeIrus Z, 2 b -..-......--.--.- 34e53
Stirring DO ...---.......-......- 20
Calf Skiu, r doz..-.-.. ..- a25z3J
% CO.--........-- 5Jl4lJU
Upper Leather g 2sS5S5
,lle....... ....... ..............--.... 3jas4J
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01
Ayers Ague Cure.

whch reutrazEs this malaroizs poison FL ffe toei,
and stinalatcl the liver 90 ez9el St from the body AZ
% should so is -oes this alicing disorder with
perfect certainty. And is does more, rt-er docs
gai a % n-3re 49,. -
II taken in season Is expals i inn the system a. j s
absorbed and thus keeps those who use i fee from rs
attacks keeps the system in health although ezposs
% the disease. Consequently i nrs oaly ures, bur
protects from, tie great variety o. elections which
1ncuced By this malignant influence such as Rcmtcnt
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Masked Ague Periodical
Eeadache, OF Bilious Headache, Bilious FeVers Neu-
Tlgia, RheumatsTH, Govt. Blindness, To0ihachp Ear
ache Catarrh, Asthma. Fanisations Painful Affections
Of the Spleen Mysteries Coiic Paralysis, and Painful
Affections If the S-omaeh and Bowels, al Of WHICH,
when arising from this c9use win be found 20 assume
more or less the intermittent type. This AoUE
CURE removes the cause Of these arrangements, and
cures the disease.
This it accompishes BY stimulating the excretores
TO expel the virus nom the system; ard these organs
by degrees become hsbed to DO this their Office Of ther
own accord. Hence ARISES what sc term acclat1fon.
lime may accomplish the end hut often life Is not
long enough, or is sacrificed n the ATTEMPT, whie this
AGUE CURE " does it az once, and with safety. We
have great reason to believe this s. well as
safer remedy for the WE5le class Of diseases which sre
caused by the missuate necton than any other which
has been dseosertds ana y has SUI another important
advantage to She ptbc, which is that i IS cheap as
well as good.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01


DR. KING, formerly o. New YORK, Tor the iasi
SSzsS four years OF Louisville, Kentucky and who nas
devoted his attention 60 the treatment OF private diseases for
thirty years Eaters se having ATTENDED to practice ior
msuy years, aud cared many susas be 10 enabeo TO
all seass Of private nsue uatr bow bad they may b.
rlm ,nudcous Medical treatment from neglect % their
Kings Dispensary No q D. lderc street. between Che5
Square where be ~ diseases % prv7ts
GosoRlA cured without naueous medicine inlerscns
froBs business
days. nv operation Whcheausss Where stres1re
health cannot ie eniGye Perhaps die
uaiscliefani ,er1 the constitution much.
wish al t deas OF le cka growing oat Of reg
iec Dad treRtt 1eotua.Iy cared in few Gays,
sEIHkL WELKNs parcd attention having been given 70
this aose aHd 81 the growing out Of t brought
IN b the destructive hahs o. incons3ate
Youths and excessive indulgence Of tie passions nege O.
which viii undermine tie constitution rendering hC sab
1T for business society ana causing premste old
Females Be abahE n any dlculty Of the Womt
1aag rest assurtd u immediate relief.
Persons residing arosd fg Ering sn asnE ef With
closed drte 10 DR.. a. King &C. p DealeTck
Nashville vii have he neseasrf medicine their
address, 81 ii neesaTy ireclon strc screcy Observed oe
from ao'cioes 10 Jss morning un Ia TIE evening
HGy23. is59-dsEgiv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01

10. @. BROWN & EFANSJ
and BERRY & DENOVILLE { N~aAfiA5
II T. ARNSWORTH CO Memphis.
u Sold a. retail by al Druggists throughout The south
f0etI 4 f-rT. t-agsr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01

ETaIOS o. TIE TEaSs.-The late heavy rains
tdamaEsd She Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
tvery considerably, in the washing away Of
d and 81 causing slides. There has been no
N4nce Friday motuiFg, except yesterday AFTER
son staYonsoa, consequently we are without
ron Washington ana the North.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01

M r IL CH A M r. s.
OF TIE
- - soUTHWE -.


- y
VIZ .L gee W ava - ~ q ll.ss
' -.
proper . o'il '.l no. o. .ls
a@' % eef 'lAs1 Al- custom 1 ma MY ~ Us l7' -n
iols u '-''-'' 20 ''o o-- ep--'' az " ca
b5l5 re1,.s.s n ron5e8 on 81 as,r- question Of ts ssg
-savsr apa sIo Us dssrea far as p-atsJs 70 become
commercially pisat q Gle North wehays no desire to
anaef5a.s a E. ana sn.[1' o. 'l- '--Il', Of worth
=. Ir 80, go
ii-.1 on q 's',-s' .'.l - 2 p. 7-- 2. sl''
osI8- Es-s = no. sarra.. y ay ami ' our "a.
partaioas iraa o4i are very lare, Notwithstanding the re
ports to tie contrary circulate by taossU haze knowledge
OF what eysru or hose interest pr 2y an 10 .zieal
A"erie-a sod 2 obi in from the manu- siaa. on az 7or
=,
- - -
O'-els
:, - - - ~ -
de,-thstyspr rrs.sr Goods from New YORK 70 those
sron Charleston and a u7 ana encourage your own sean re-
ana your eun rersls IS five cannot do what we profess YOU
va be saestsd 70 ltia no,n. ensnco opportunities
for leaving by railway sr are offered every twelve hours
ol' s'.o.' Wi re- '2e 's l fso.al.y -el, and Il
$3.50 am tlr rools IN ori, ,itsz viii -o ,I,le,t-r
t-i,l M, s-rirr
Charleston. s. O. o. -u5ar I2tl 1859
Dry Goods
GiunanIs Howell Co.. Hyatt. HcBurney & Co..
Johnston. Crews & o. Crime Boylston q Co, Ohm
g. Minor Co; kerrison 8 Leiding Chamberlain,
= Ut. q ~ D. : {, = ~ i'2,,gl! -.ef
49, 49, I - - zen - y5Soos'
HAL 2 WARE
Courtney q Tenaent Hyde, Gregg Day; Grav-
s.e$ q l-nsie y li1aa SII2ce H. s'r0Hec6er';
= -Aesei d 90
sl'As'
b. a. St3laard q c.. Forge q Aetchell; Hasel-
llt a. walton; ". A. lemIng d Co.; DuEhanI,
l-.' * Oo.i L. A. iFinsi. az 70.
oAO y ING ING,
+-l,.l 5-5es'on q q Gown i't-'e d 90; Co
men aliIs 90 1ia H. nara o. 70; fIer-
GEo-l ifaki1,
s. Farar Bros. a. o.; Lalucau q Wilde
]. ~ burkmyer; George W Williams & Co.; 7. j.
Y. H. Nose; Farnun x bu-erer.
Cr7Or7FxF,Fzv AKIN grassy
Fr,rr-. 4 rsrr.-. gy.r.r.. $50
Sftt t-N an" y t-ttt-SES'
iiaNiiaal- 2ieF elsvn d t2- John asin3-Tst; huH /
d bo"is NtiseA -ol,l-.
SILKS AND EzECV GCCBS,
Bowen Fcster & Co: Tha-rr p.-rir- a. Co. Al |
bert LeBqDi-{- Marshall & br,-rs; j. i N. Kuox |
.-,,-.r ~. -.. .--,, 49,, 49, 5000,
-
u-e- g ~o' ~. BE- '--i'l'i-= '- 20" T. u 1
-7
Saddles and aaddIery Hardware,
Jennings h0mlinsCn & Co: haste. Calhoun & Co |
-roarre .,,, s,z,.7-r,,--r7r.y-
NcCrter Is Dawson; A. Garter; S b. Jones
. E. rf. III trHfL-f ..s-He torn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01

FWTEEW WOODS IMRROVElEE IS r. .-zThi,
Wv eestIafl ksEhs essiTei nc frst prsilillIs Gard
ad11 lfa1. ned IaauinT Aad
& re teai rael ss ksrieuisazal Eair, held Lsuie
hg.t n er l-sI. TIE trial came % near gragass Nee
York. ir ~, Haers al tie pHepal Machines On tie Uni
lhrsaG a 2. Wilder President Hitsi 2tli 7-is1ll1rsi
socistg. s i.laisFilie- x.
also tie ward Is te Best Reaper and as tas 5
iioFe 1eiols separate appouiad - ths Ersli
dsnt a TIE BaFids0a County Agrsultull Sooe. Nashville
AIS 1851 over most Of the now Ia use "a rn
Numerous other and awards given til a1aliai
dnfng the last sagons every iaehtaei u America
The staVe nachines for sas ~ tts undsrsirned.
e. p. CnGAlHAM,
Gsnera1 Azeu- ior he State.
Fr5HEE- HHEELNB 81 Gel,
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!. e. MoLEAN. sole troprfe.or.

N5-neF q Alil4 ana Eine 7il.s - Louis. Nc
For bi-is - a-o1Csa 81 and retail En NashViil
Tennessee Il P7s.-l prices, By Bef-y & nsmoyls, o. "
Hsnds oii, ant % af0E ana b every repects5e Dug
a 81 re UHifFd siaif fsha7 51-dtElp
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01
rIeiulstreet $ ITair restorative.

This Cclong Of the singular inventions Of mod
tes and lis way, deserves prominent niche il the
&C modern improvements livery triumph Of
ID 0vtr Nature cn7us ana often his ~ gurgestiyp When
~ funrtousworu 27t as t weFe ~ tue levers the brain,
ated often by Ts6utai sss sa3 exceeuts.
a. ne leay with growth Of gray q vte hair. Hero
10 ztrcst uair Color come ia, apd FEC epFicIi
Ae vesselscf the sap 80 ;7sr nrsinsi hthlloy Bar
ptt ATTY csais bottle. sala sgeryWhsre.
- HAGAN & CO.,
let titWszT!m IropyietoIs Troy, NeH FORK
g9HIss, gfsSUSFEBs, CIG4ASs CASES,
E1Gs lioits, Buck Purse silk lsa Purses, Elasies
A.. y.eesed ard f1I sale low BIZ
II McGILL
Lases' and Gentleners Furnishing Store,
Ascla rafnar o snare ana 5cieee Street,.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01


tndieat ng Unverlassy frorl 90 60 IS nasars
OUIs ULLM&S sts nisorsslr ofthis s,-i1u1r ..,ai
exotic sidch g. ast.rs ,.s ar--.. lrsrrs 1ssr
aaa-1s 8 lsil. ass ~ aua 60 rriy J. tas Hlrl =
weather incaior t1ging discovered 's aoute- erlles 81
ainass -aa1aizslic p 81 nai,e a,ai " tt-r,tlt.
inlestructt.s, sri iiI carrru ri-r.
a. Tue, 10 r1y climate aas pc ~ sea1las lrish lsa
iiuFiaric, SUI asri1- aai .tz
( ta,sr 4. Fs'aaas ilsasi e.se 9lia1ei .. as-.er- u
decay IKE ol-r orsaHs Or alid ~ Substance, ESD - lf
ne Natural We.ler Irlitlr -ufa r-cs-ss r,rs isr
price Or 81 oi presn. seltss tae W., -1rai c-T
s s5i 9i iaaaiss as '' 'i'''' s'7 @ ? 80 end
Tls N4r1sA, v,rErE LsarA-os vas rsy.r sasva to g.
have asonishei iae scholars and aseaf Be s 81 fe
] AEerica IL sinps ana alaalssl1e ta1s
be .nuui n testing its value TIE dsca-e-e-
nesef saying any thing ia It's merits on BE- ON rer1s
as De is permitted @ ofer certificates frs -e1ii-e l
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