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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-02

THU CHARLESTON FACTORS GARD TO THH COTTON
PLANTERS OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
We, tho undersigned cotton factors Of Charleston In
view of the -stng blockade beg TO present plant
OF this state the following considerations
Cotton II sent TO tho seapOts could be exported:
1t would hTefore, accumulate In the stores and the
wharvcs for this the want Of accommodation would b.
felt, increasing tbs ordinary risk OF danger from OK
posture to robbery and " fro insurance would be
obtained with difficulty and at high rates.
An accumulation of produce in our ports would be
censtant temptation to our enemies b attack and gain
possession Of 10 and could DO OF ,nent 10 ourselves
II has been suggested that foreign governments might
interest themselves sufficiently induce the United States
government to relieve the blockade of the Southern
ports only so as to permit the export OF cotton from that
port. We know that the planters Of the Confederate
states have patriotism and love Of the
NJ heart to permit their cotton be exported under
such circumstances
We, therefore, recommend to friends, the cotton
planters Of this and other States TO send OF their
cotton to market until the blockade Is expressly removed
from all Of the ports Of the Confederate Sates but
mac arrangements to store 1t carefully and properly
under their own sheds and gin houses.
Adams, Frost X Co. Ravenel K Co.
Caldwell Robinson. Caldwell, Bakely CO.
Vim. C. Dukes Il Sons. J. l. 3 p. Ravenol-
Praser b Dill. Mazyck Howard.
T. H. Rogers 4 Co. VIM. NJ Iawton Il Co.
J. h j. u. Kirkpatrick. De vcanx & Hayward.
Colcock McCally Il Mallsy. H. X. Aiken Il Co.
Clarkson 4 Mey. SM'th 4 Duln.
John Fraser Co. Holmes Il Stoney.
Bowie, LATTE & Co. r. l.. Brown.
Drake Noses. BIS. Rhctt Il Son.
Graeser & Smith. Sims Il Btrksdale
J. ID. Murchison. A. Gardelle.
VIM x. Ryan. Thos. G. srnoas Soa
Reeder DeSaussure. X Q. Pinckney.
Coffin Pringle. Ed Barnwell 4 Son.
HanckA NOVEL; Robertson, Blackjack %.
Lcgaro, Colcock O. N0wry Co.
ingrahan Webb. Joseph A. winthrop Son.
VIM. c. Bee Co. j. S. Chambers.
Peter c. Gailard h C.. Wardlaw & Walker
o'1eAr, ROpor StOneg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-02

THH RESOLUTION OF THE NEW ORLEANS UNDEB
WRITER'S.
OpPIcH BOARD OF REPRESENTATIVES,
New ORLEANS, July Z3, 1861. !
At meeting Of the Board hold 0-lhy the following
resolution was Adopted and ordered to BIO published
this port IRE CITY of New
Orleans be taken until tho blockade Of tho port is raised
ana lis Tree navigation rcsun d. Cotton plantations
may be insured against fro TO tho
OF ITS vaIe provided it Is stored in lots Of exceeding
hundred and fifty bales and tho lots at least three
hundred feet apart. JAMES II. WHEELER, Secretary
THE MOBILE FACTORS TO COTTON PLANTERS.
MoBu.E, August /, 1861.
The undersigned, cotton factors of Mbie in view Of
existing diicues recommend to tho planters and all
concerned not to ship bale Of this port or to
remove from their plantations, until tho blockade Is
entirely abandoned and our Independence recognized
w. W. Allen Co. Carleton 4 ca
Tartt, Stewart & Co. Marrast II Lee.
Malone footc Robertson, Brown h C.
TagletOn, Whiting Co. Miller Weaver Go.
j. W. Wds. Baker, Lawlcr " Co.
Dantzler, Perkins & ca. Punch Dlcgan
Mcdowell, Withers " Co. Weaver. Stark Il Co.
James Crawford. Hamilton, Young i Bush.
Brown X Marable. Coleman Il Bell.
Iylcs, Baker Il Campben. Kcliy, Jackson h Co.
Rives, Battle 4 Co. p Bnl Il Co.
Carlisle Smith < C.. Rogers II Pope
}. A. Wcmyss Il Co. Boykin u M,Rae.
John J. Walker Hudson lSyram & Co.
1oomor Sykes. H. Brown II Co.
Ho stcn, Sims Co. J. w. Tolson & Co.
Knott Lyon. Montgomery h Mccarthy.
Iamlkin Ravesles. G. H. Mings & Co.
NJ. T. Watts. Slough, Dent Il Co.
Walsh, Smith co. Rupert, Stockard l. CO.
Jno. A. Winston h %. TT. Tyroe 4 Co.
A. II. Moore. Borden, Buck Curran.
Ledyards & Schroeder Patrick Irwin Co.
Gates Il Pleasant. Vim. /. Waller.
p.via IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-02

The total quantity Of all kinds imported this aar
through Bristol and Hull 21s bags) given IN tho above
table, but tho quantity that arrived at these ports
year is not included.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-02


TIVE million nine hundred and fifty thousand British
SUBJECTS dependent for their subsistence the
trade.
Wages paid annually to persons employed f40 900 900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-02

Making total Of hfty eight now, revived increasing
ports from which We arc now receiving cotton.
COTTON TRADE OF ENGLAND IN 1861.
From the Manchester Guardian, May ~
Comparative viaw Of tbs imports exports Of cotton
into aud from tho whole kingdom, from January 1881.
to May B. 1851 and OF the imports and exports for the
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-06
The GREAT KNCLlSa REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKk,S t~
CcleLrsste6 Eenelsle RilXa
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and speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it 10 peculiarly suited. 1t will, in . short tina
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottlcprice One Dollar, bears the 6ova,n.
ment stamp 0t Great Britain, 10 prevent 90 IN.
seRfaiss.
sHt CAUTION.
nsss PNls sAosld ~a b. taken b. Es,no,.. H..
W che FIRST THREE MONTHS Of preo.cnc.
- tASy are ssrs to briag ~ Nscurri10s ~ =.
any otkes tisss tAsy an ss3s n
1Holl casee'of Nervous snd Spinal ANscH;o,s
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Whites, these Pills win sleot cure vhen hi IN
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Full directions In the pamphlet around each
packagel which SHOULD - carefeuy mSserVed.
JOB AosFs, 5Ate &c. gsldvia : g.
N.B.-$l:oo and postage stamps enclosed q
Any Authorized agent, vid insuSe : bottle. con-
tanning 80 piila, BY rseAm nAil.
900 ~ al Dra8gist = Davenpese aad else
1852, s s.s~ 04D0-ooVly
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CTAIE q I0WA. COUNTY OF SCOTT, 50.
- IL Oo0nAon 0se1t H. EFI~@
Aalslas LsClairs
x4sav ~ - stHf saa
J:.. nslsssy, nasy An onsiaa, Notice.
'"s o.ksss. @lisE

49, ~ tf;s.s,; w., N. a., NJ.
eAae AAese = - = ~, = - o0ss q "a Col
= ~ nleeI3ee Cs4gsA ~ sssaey : psaition IL
easi1g = Astsass LsClairs. slsiaisg 4 Yea The
sss:s'eaase = esss.ts .sstoSes oaAs by John
Nelsee1aa1 Mary Ana Naleoeys BE vif. 10 a
LsCiais, Al datsd October 7iS, isSs. on he fol.
' :: n -, ses's eesa'y. io..,
q in block No. eighty -four (s4,l ksovr. an.
nstsd saA .a.bsssd % The plat Of L. Cisiris
80 9i$isi!ats - sty 4 i4vss., given
dsee, fse ~ SO-lee rdelIsn sasA, payable in one
- tveysa.s assds dass, tts last one of Wish II
RAlpe ~ sspai4 81 that salse4 you shall
esfheaseAa.ss6AidD s1etisa ~ 1&ssd On Or
bstaes noen q Tie sseesd day Of tie nex. term o.
aid Court. = % Aoldsa o he 1,st i ,pdav Of
Jsne, i. RLy1ooS e,1ia11G Noll take decree for
tie fessses.rs heeein slainsd, and for such other
relief - b - entitled 70.
49, = s'sG17fi11 iss 81 l. rs: Y6rxAx.
nyssJ Raintifs Attorney.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-06
LlGaTEa & BRlDBURY'S /
rAs1sr rssuIATID PILL MON ysAxs nv seal,
Graad and Square Pisne-Pertee.

= - TAs Iusplatea IrvIn ftasIe meacrvoe
HE eeieinal - 81 ~ nst.rnsnt a
n.- ~ N.
sou"a s.sree.sae unay qsAlay g toae lnvasapH
'v. a. 70 .. O.nes iron i1ans !aano fertee. y
sna ssengtnsas ne -: aad tAus k:eps ~
1910 .s.o 4 s.e nsel Hness !. tame. = sivse ~
Il - paca iss,, s,shsr Ard s.see:s soni
ges q atmosphere, snd 10 III respects t. j pss-
o0. no. S ana 10 AZ fsspeces y pfceoaneed y
~ 8sseseoS n psVvO0eos y 80
sSe IN Fiane'sesee csn:eseeesn; pscdueing an ~
s'Iament asknovledged = 3 suped0 - I'll etl-
~ nads in this eoa9py q Eusope. :, 80,
am, ~ -, 49, S.sss g. r.. se .cs. ee1 ~.
Ressee. -
.EAsvs sza.i,sl u. p,.,. +y.r>.e,se ilrht,
Z B..asssys With s..iss .saidsstise, his. -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-06
SIAfE OF IOWA. DISTRICT COURT OF
- &bok Nssu19 ~ III =
TAeaas Or
4'': !! r.'''. o".'..' Notes.

q Aoissa 80 a.iJ.n v,sS.ns.xM....-
nansd defendant. Yen. Ana s..h - ~. 's.s
hereby noeiAed 10 thee. i a.. - -. ~, ~
Zee ofehaOlsskM9eAe0 iet1aSI,aSr a q IA 49,.
county pstiticD u fHonss o.. elsi.inr ~ ~
cover 81 zee. The ala NM Nm. ~ ~
losr Aun1ssd - 1890 Soils~ Is1ss LII
i1eosGs 0essG4 . ~ 1oFettt. ~ sAsnm ,an.
end payable annually o. ~ IL 81 a1s.osI s. :,
sash ysas] from let az Juse, 4. u. 1857 - mo,s.
due = slapS0ia pealearyncts. ~ - ,,Y =;
Asfssdaat, Alfred 1assia % isfeadaat J. n. With
::.i., o.: e ~ sss'. s:i.e e: d: sam q
payable o ~ - - Of OeeeSS' NJ ~ ~.
Of said notes hsine IL the sum al n.y. A.eS,s1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-06

A6KEE THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
4 vJNNECTING direct in the Union Depot :,
~ pittsburgh, with Through Trains from ali
Voste m Cities for Philadelphia, New York. Bos.
ton, baltimore, and Washington City; thus fur.
tishin, facilities for the transportation Of Pas.
ssngers unsurpassed, for speed and comfort BY
any other route. :.
Express aud Fast Lines run trough 10 Phil.ds,
pAis without change Of Cars or Conductors.
Stacking Cars are attached to each train-
WoodruGs Sleeping Cars to Expsess and Fs.,
trains. The Express runs daily, Mail and Fss.
iAne' Sandays excepted; Three ds;!y Trains con.
Anc connect FOR Baltimore and Washington.
kxpress Train leaves Pittsburgh ut A. n. .r.
New York 1880 p. N. - >
hail Train leaves Pittsburg A. NJ, arriving I
Pailadeiphia Il I. NJ, NsH York $50 a. I
h - lime leaves Pittsburgh r. A., arrives In
keiladelphia or Baltimore at S:3ok. NJ. Nev
YoGk $50 p. n.
q Daiiy Trains between hil.d.lnb,. IA
uaw YORK !; two Daily Trains between EeS York
ed nostos. IhronEh Tickets (aii Rail are good
Nat Tcksts to Boston arc good va No<~,,h
I'll River, or Stonington Limos
+ Tickets Eastwosd may b obtained # anv If ~
Important Railroad OMces in the West: Ia ~
eeasd any 81 the rsgahr Line Of Steamer, an ~ :
11.sis1ppt OF Ohio Rivers and Tickets westvatd
OOvS1O OSs~ - w. OV10Ro0y IN U00E00. NOW Yn64
oaltincrs. o. Phiiadsipkia. ~ W.
AK for Tickets By Pittsburih.
The completion Of the Western connections ,s
Ne Fennsylveuia Railroad 10 Chicago. makes th;s
~ street line between the East and the great
Tho connection Of tracks by the Railroad Br;d..
q Pittsburgh. svsiding all drayage or fessiage s.
Weight, together With the eavine Of tins "A ~
yentages readily spPrsciated BY shippers Of
Freight and the travelling Puolic
| Parties shipping eastward will find II to tn, :,
6vantsge to shiPby this Route.
1sr Freight Contracts Or Shipping Direction
aRpy to u address either Of the iollovia9 Irent.
b. i, STEWART. r...b.,xA.
t, r. r Aass!sTclaske c.. chia.se; Peek
ca. 81 1di.6Bas; . 5i'e cs + s! + 81; 8
6ngheh, Louisyiile, KY; <. G. 1eldran, Is1;..
=, Ind Il. ". Brown Co.. and A1them y
neoe ineinnsti T. s. Pierce = Co., zssss-
m:, 'Lesch : Co., Boston and Ne. York.
1ftinors rphy wolfe, Dubuque, Iowa: =. =
might Az stdiaerent points in The vet.
The greats Titles offered for ths Ptotestiop
~ speedy tss ,ortatiop Of Live Stock. - sood
secommodstions With usual priyilssss les psssens
mvsling in charge thereof. =. a + q
en. ssn !. Gr.s.dsd fsea fs'isd..h a;ssiS NJ
Tori, Boston, u baltimore, to any psint % The
railroads Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Minois.
wisconsin, Iowa. or lissqps{ 81 Railroad di1eot'
IAe fennsyivania Railroed also connects q
.ss.SS.sA with sss.nsss5 :! zhieA 9ost saaa :
Asptnsky, Tennessae, CuubSs>ad, nlisois, Ms.
Sosppts wisconsin, .sissoun, lAAnsas. Arka.sea
ard Red Rjysrs and st Cleveland, SAadpsky ~
eac.go T ~ Stsa@sr' t. Al Pafssan tie ksvel
neschaatp snl Shippers entrustaue IL tn.sn..
oe00 OF their fright "a thu (,osnran~ 80 ~.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-06

o00v ~ANJ@
V0vvUuvU UOtU UOUUOU6O MI
.43t sg{~lT4IQA0 HAD N3s
-. - DAwa swDvA~
IasifS y - 111A1 18Aks
vucR snoUlp % suvpsCrnnr 70 couvIupp uvnY
ns....x>.-
OoeDGvUsS3 VIVIAN ~.
e shs Great Va)ss o. the af0.
80 t@T-eI14AfAs. AN1O1s
x ND ThATrH WITHOUT RxCRPTION
IA ->.-
- ~ U8OJ WvgODoUS
Lseoss tAs pshlie ter eli dis,..e, ..,s,e NJ, Il,
rsgslarisias.
0>Rsnle - Nesyoqs Deollny.z
vsssiss 81 nsssassss.
P.,.s IS - =. = s - = H ssc -.
1850 80 - Snessesss'
s.a.n - y. - 8eunsallv.
|Sr,S SSSG1n0eSoa,
o0so9o1oa 6eoao0oe0se.
mo u " - CodBoooo - - Aeaess.
AS6 81 sluost sndless variety Of ether dissasss
ntte dant on irreeulsrities superipduesd b. colds,
bv ., :, sssrt;os' bys weak consssution svsrs
mental or 81 vsies, labor. The simple remedy for
,.nors Il, IA y. .s.i:, mature 70 rsgslass.
This ess 30 done b. the great
Catomoulal C0rT0CC0r,
..u.a >. 49,. ..,. 10,
wn'cI NJ nesoI s;". -. =" :" ~. S;,s..sn.s M !.
peoPeny ~, s n ~ 80 1'''S''o"'' -
'A,L .I'.' 1ven -. 49, a-.h.
~ ri . ~ =; -. ~: sL;,,sn, - 81.
pers0nsi supenntsnoeocs u most ssss"ei eys'
c'an, who TOT . NUMBER o. ySsn connneo ~ ~: !.
% bis private pr,esscs. Fce she rev year t9st -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-06
$4,000 WORTH OF
REAL R0TATE
II Davenpsrt and Le Claire, Iswa,
Fer Sale Low. and a Iasv Terua.

sOWoS
Fer Sale Low, and a 1asy Terms.
TIRE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
i that beautiful rssidssee known = ArrvIe
Cottage, with 33< acres Of land in hiRh stats 81
cultivation, situated in shs city Of L. Claire. Ana
commanding . magnificent view Of the Mississippi
River, Port Byron and much Of the STATE ii nil
nois. The Cottage contains 9 rooms and . cellar,
and is in complete repair. The garden il full d
full bearing, 30, 10. A thrifty young orchard Is
on the premises, comprising 90 fruit tscss Of he
beet selestious and nearly I'll bearing. AleoI
stab!s, smoke house and poultry yard. The feao-
ing is in excellent order and 10 yearly al nev
picket fence seven feet high. Twsly aorss Of he
would bc sd with les than The - aeras Il de.
ONE 30 ACRE LOT.
% rods from Argyle Cottage, we'll fenced, cad il
high state u cultivation, and we'll adapted for
fruit and vegetable garden. Being immediately
b.ck Of LIE Claire, . risisg rapidly II oaEss-
Oae Ane Brick Dwellins Rssss asA l4ss -
DAVENPORT. A
That beautiful residence on the osensr Of Brsav
and Twelfth streets, with the lot on which It
AtAnas, fronting 2l3 feet a Brady stsoetby $50
feet in depth to : 50 foot alley, with carra9ewsy
and good stable, casFiage-ho1ee and vaaos shed
complete. The houSo contains 10 rooms with rs
in each, aud . good cellar. An excellent cistsrn
10 on the premises.
A SUBSTANTIAL AND CONVENIENT
Brick Dlwelling House
Ooh NER o. nINT4 ANO PERRY sfs. !.
Lot 50 BY 100 feet to : % foot slley, with good
CELLAR stable ssd wood shed. Gas throu ghout tie
house, good water on the premises.
THREE DOUBLE AND TWO SINGLE
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Red, Blue, Green, and other Co!Ors
GOLD SIZE,
POSTER INKS, &c, &c.
octSO- d6m


vT>HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
/ existing between the unders;gne under the
arm al name Of RicHARDs0S, wksr Il Go, is th IS
day dissolv d by mutual consent, Mr.. GIVEN re-
,riae. The business will be con iuc,ei by the
re naining parties, 1T the same Office, and IN ier
tie same style.
ID. y. RICHARDSON.
GEO. X. Wet,
JNO. q. GIVEN,
GEO. +. CARPENTER
DAVENPORT, Monday, Oct Is, 1860.
oo.20 DAWN
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Pittsburg, Fl. Wayne I Chicago
RAIL 3 q AD.


-
WARS RUN PROM CHICAGO 70 PlTfSBuRG
~ without shsngs, consisting With the great
PENNSYLVANXA CENTRAL RAILROAD
New York. Philadslphis, Baltimore and Wash.
layton city, and al the intesies towns Of Pssn-
ayIvsuia, New Jersey, New York, Maryland, 4c.
Merchants by taking this routs, will haye the
advantage Of al the eastern nasksss II no addi-
oonal cost. s9ffs
Baggage checked throagh.
Trains leave the Depot Oansl street, west ride,
Chicago, daily on the arrival ct trains from the
Test aud N0Sth-W}est.
Osonsotine u Crsstlins With Cleveland + Lake.
shore r. K. to Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
Wsv York and Boston, and I'll the interior
towns Of New England, via Now York Central
80 New York 1 Erie Railroads. Also ScstA to
0oluuhns, Janesvilie, NoWask, Mount Vofnon,
6teubenville and Wheeling, and interior towns
q Ohio and virginia.
The shove trains connect 1t Forest with trains
. Mad River Road to Springfield, Urbsno, Day
IN and Cincinnati. Also with trains ct Lima for
Dayton and Cincinnati direct.
Repo - loves asv other Isoste.
Passenger bound east will ind this route both
Dlsasant and agreeable, passing through many Of
the largest and finest cities in the United States
Passengers arriving ct Chicago on any Of the
roads, will find attentive check agents ct the de-
pots to receive checks and convey baggage free Of
charge. I. the Pittsburg and Chicago cars. Sleep
ing cars accompany each train.
Tickets for sale 1t all tho principal ticket on
- in the West, and at the Company's Office, COR.
Ger Of Randolph and Dearborn streets, or 1t she
Depot, West side, Chicago.
n particular TO ask for tickets by Fort Wsyns.
DAN. W. BOSS, X
osnI Western Passenger Agent, Chicago. Il
}. n. Moons, Com. ana Gent Ag't, Chicago. :.
6ssIght OF ell kinds will be carried from Chiea-
soto all points East at all times, ct - low rates
- any other Railroad route. sep2s-dtf
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.N;nfice.

4 LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
n the late 6rm OF RicH ,RpsoN, VEST h Co.
are requested TO bring ZEN forward for Element,
and al! persous indebted TO said trim are requested
10 cali and settle ~ once. 1t is absolutely neces-
sAry tina, books should be close aud that to-,
immel .ately Persons having open accounts witt
ohco, will sb,ige Va by rendering hem 1t once
RICHARDSON, WEST / ca.
DAvExPoRT. Oct. Is. I3a0.i2s
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/ "That trouble in M Threat, TO-
which the 'ztpalss are : spesi1c)
having made ~ often : ness whis-
N. r. WILLIS.
recommend their 90 70 Pg1-
REV. /. II, CHAPLIN. g
Have proved extremely ssSyies-
Iabls for HoAxs1Nsss."
REV. HENRY WARD REECHRR.
!, Alnost instant relief In the de-
tressing labor q breathing ppsulias
REV. 4. c. EGGLESTON.
+. Coatain 70 Opium Or anything
DR.. !. \. HAYES,
| ORsmiss, Basesn,
"A simple ssd p'sessat saebiss-
DIR. b. I, BlGELow,
= Bspsaeial il Hsoxqasrls."
i ~ Ai
!. Il have proved ths., ! .zeslisss Il,
IWAoorINo C0ue4, La.a,es.
Ev.HM. WAR1E1s
! sRsesaei.i, sh..aa os,.psIiss !,
.speek su6asin9 ffoe Co.'s.
| INV. s. ]. =. AEDER6Q0,
EyssscyuuAt il seosis9 8cesss-
asss and lllitetna - IA 1igoe&
lee eonmon With SrsAIlns a.
FL. \. STACY JOHNSON.
~ Hssaes, q.
Teaeher ~ Husis. ,Sca5h egs
/ fsnale Coles.
~0seet bens1t whsp tskoo heCss
|eud aftAr peeesh liz. - NJ pesvsnt
IHoarscnsss. From thar East eDeoe|
think thsy wiz - AK 1spnessnS
REV. Z. RowLEx. An.
lrsset q tie Aths6s CetlegaL 3SaD.
}! - Sod 81. ~ 1yl6g}s1s 9
.fTkEHTY-FI0H cIKfS. 4
IBo1 n ......
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