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The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-01-05
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MINT.E!R.

Il T - q + 4 . & . - .
srrnN ssinler comes forth With hisregal train.
From his palace d ice, IN the polar inain, HI
III shrouded 10 raper and hoary dew, II. 81. Y
Ciist, ming Ger his grim face of death. like hue,
And his white.ffozen beard; an,l smoky breath
Nslts the,rim into icisies underneath, = .si u:
That rusthngfal from his coat " mail, n: 4. Z.
A. he travels abroad amidst snow and hail;
/ he stands like q giant between us aud the sun
Il this wonderful era Of sisty one. hi.
Hail hear how his bfeathing roars far and
:;5s loud; Il =is::, "a ::s,5s
tprooting The forest, and reading the cloud
The houses unfolding the splfes blowing down,
Ald spreading destruction thfe, country md
I. town. s = ~, .s. d .;, ss Al. 7.
TAseloud- eapptd summit bows down ~. hi.
& W. ! call, d, WIZ !. i'll s: 4:: sg 4
. Aud In avalanche homage II let's rs cap fail;
And the msrciisss sea. his honor % greet,
LAysthe wreck u the matinerfs hons at llis
,,; feet ;;.s i s,
OH Who can tell truly, ere his mad raesis run,
What tricks ~ may play In stiaiise itlysotie.
NE oGrtii has thrown Oh her fnautlso q green,
Aud Ghruhk nsath the atli of tile gilpsty scsiip;
Aud The bloom Of its yeftiard lies NitIiered and
= ~ e dead, 1::i!ilta 81: fssffz =, d s.
AZ TIC footsteps Of winter trail over her head.
Yet, the liie.gisfng hope.of spring will rpttFu:
And raise from the tom Of winter cold iirn,
Ths flowers and The fruits Of old:mother earth,
OF ali that ii needful Of allthat Il WORTH II
The sad. ana tho dssary tho Year that's he.
gun, . -. '.' :, a. =,
Twill come good for the Saints this tam 9 tfS.
T. I. e ty-one . ::e ::: . y ~
Yet. winter wiltal. isths best Of the seasons
He comes Is he does for many good reasons;
lIiskiils all the yerniin and weeds In the,sofl,.
And sAves Us from sickness, from blasting and
II toll; s3,.s =: 50 E:.;s. Eli
Dispensing thevapora Of fsser and death, .s
Aud scat'ripg disease with his cold, chilly
breath s III III. NE: 1::.s. ~
He tsaehsa frail man, by suffering and terror,
Bright lessons that save him from ruin and
error. q: .;3:.=:: ...
Which The righteous will know ere thu year
Il Is done, =.. : .2. i f!
What the Lord he will do in strange siItSecne,
ts, i s>7j.s 81 @ tx ! 55f, LION.
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HoRRiBLE PICTURE Of LABOR
LIFE ~ BnHklE--THe NEEDLE WOMEN
, 's--- -'.' o. fsBNn0S. g.: 5...ssy-.-
A eonefspovnFN'r Of. the Lo.,ds

A CORRESPONDENT Of the London iImES
describing enc Of the great uiaUtna-mak-
ing establishments 10 that city, cSrnmuni-
cafes the following iactEI
Work is commenced every morning at
seven O'Clock, aud Continued TIL eleven at
uighl-a period Of sixteen hours, the only
intervals allowed being about ten minutes
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-01-05
EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY.
+ OF AN ANCIENT PRINTING
PRESS IN INDIA Z.

WnEN Warren Hastings was Governor.
General Of India, lie observed that ii the
district Of Benaies, a little below the sur
face Of the earth, is to be fonnd stratum,
hoF d kind OF fbrous woody substance, 0f
various jhieknesses, ID horizontal layers.
sfljor I.prbllck, Informed Of this, went
iont to- a spot where an excavation had
been made displaying this singular phe.
inonieu6n ia Digging somewhat deeper,
for the purpose Of further frescarell, they
laid open pauit, which. on examination,
Eprore TO be II some size, mud, 10 their
aStonisliment, they found kind Of print!
| ing press, sat up in tho vault. aud on il
movable types placed MS Il ready for print.
ing, Every iiIqairy Was sch ON foot 10
ascertain Che FrobHtae period 1T which
sach M instrument could have been placed
there; for it was evidently not Of modern
tortgEn, and, from all the Major could col
fiect, IL appeared probable that the place
had remained in the STATE IN which IL was
found for at least oAe Thousand years,
W 9 believe the worthy Major, on his re-
itarn 10 England presented enc Of the
lIehfHtu" UASDSbhLvti Ghltli u plclHu4iY COt-
tanning many curious speculations on the
tsubject.6 Paper we know to bare been
manufactured III tho East many centuries
before we had any knowledge OF il, mud
we have many reasons to think that the
Chinese; had been acquainted with tho
mode Of printing they now employ many
centuries before Faust invented it inj
Edrope. IL certainly does no credit TO
The inventive genius of the Romans to
know that, while they approached so near
as 10 eugraye in asstyIe not to be squaied
IN the present age. on gems and stones,
and, Of course, the taking of impressions
from them, they should have remained.
ignorant Of the art which hassbeSteRed so
many blessings upon maIikiud Us =
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( for each nlcal--tlc total Of time allowed
iforrroating their food / was goinr 10 saw.
but surely "bolting,g il IS the more appro-
pirate phrase being forty minutes per
day; thus leaving fifteen hours aud twenty
minutes as the period devoted 10 work.
And this, be u remembered, Is not merely
during the busy season, as al the West
cue, but for All the year round, from .Jailn.
taryto December; for you must understand
that ut the establishment 10 which i refer
/ the greater part Of the sewing il given.
ont % the slopswofkcrs in the busy season
l--afd slt that Is done Indoors Ii tie OH:
ltsinAi cutting on mud ultimate fitting 40.
getiter q the separate parts; but, when.
j the slac K season comes there IS always as.
/ much sewing reserved US Mill keep the
girls OF the establishment employed al, 10
Iths talI pstclt.4so that there i, III fgct, no
t"siack season. al IN FOR them. s.,3 d sst
And sctj for this continued aud Ilnre..
Ilenting pressure. Of sixteen hours work
tpeif ,lay, from seare end 10 years end
I this firm assume % themselves the great
Eest possible credit, They thank q od that
TREY afe not as other FIRMS are at the
NNcsteRd -oppressors and dcstroyers or
young women. They never, not eyenfOr
a few weeks III The busy. season, make
their people So mp tili three or fear hi the
morning OH mol their gas il atMays
turned of III the work.roonl by eleven.
o'clock w by, sir, the w tend system,
with its few weeks u severity, Relieved al
Eit Ii by months of comparative Ieisnfe, ii
mercy itself when viewed alohgsisle 81 this
uniIiitigatetl shcverculiilx, stiiIbegidninys
slavery to which i nil referring.
81 Tho Gully day Of leisure which the viris
Of tits establishment have is Sunday
From Monday morning TO Saturdayifirht
they are as complete prisoners as any ID
tNewgatc HiGy know not whether the
sun shines on the rain falis 1t that time
They IRE not allowed to cross tho TIRES
| hold even to purcliasc a pair Of shoes OF d
new gown for themselves, and must eiii-
lTjloy their fTiends outside to do this ior.
them. 39s :@s :.,yg.s -4 ..;.
4 Nor Is the accommoda hi! doors such
Jus in amy way 10 reconcile them 10 this
Eelose confinement. The Nork;roeui,s III
which ten ortwelvc Of them are employed,
| iss only5abppt twelve feet sauare, aud IS
fGnttrety devoid of arrangements. Tor ven
Itilation, which is more 10 lie lleplered, as
Etlaring the evening, they have tn.encoun-
i Ter the heat aa'd foul air Of three flaming
gas burners right over their heads, every
EdOof anil window being shut by which Ii
\ $3.50 tlgqli n 6rliilsF
4 The bed toonls are equally uncomfortable
4no;feWer Than six persons being hndiled
into one, and four into another. s.:.:, h.
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land pure silver Iii lis hue, was partr,l Il
I the middle, md fell ID long Nayts. "a III
shoulders. He was dressed in bl6,.k Min
p collar turned down 50 as 10 show moro
fol rho throat than Is lisaal III Englishinri,.
There was something sanity in the mild.
ness, serenity, and perfect refinement Il
ibis features, but they wore n, cyj,resslo,,
Hof habitual chetffuiness and habi,intss
which we never find on the faces 81 saints.
! His voice was low. and clear with an eli.
lquisitely distinct articulation. Il
lii tile course Of our conversation, some
remark about birds led Hunt 10 take
down u volume and read to t,s the song Of
/ q mig htiugale, as put into Il orSls by some
| Italian author. He read it ii, d silyefy,
chirping tone, ruiihing over the tfills ana
lingering on the sustained notes iils d way
which reproduced llf the nightingale
song except lis passion. His roadline oif
poetry was likewise finc, hut eliaracteriss
tic; he never could have chaated Milton
with the grand and solemn monotoby. Of
TelInyson' voice, se. Il. q ..
ss.i ,i. -, - ~ 49,. y Fiji s..t:
Dickens character Of Harold skim.
POLE in " Bleak House" which. nv .fhe
doyelist's confession, was drawn from,
Leigh Hunt, rs q giaiiug ac4lricattlr,s
Placing, himself very. fittle value tlIjob
money, Hunt could not recognize its acl
tual value in the eyes OF others. He Dor.
rowed as freely MS be would have given
bud the case heenreyefsed aud lie wins
perhaps, as earaleas abdut paying as Ile
would have been about lenaaiidIlg psy.
ineilt. This. Of course, was d weakness
which We cannot justify; hut neither "a, can
we justify the wantof aud distorteStexhi.
hilton of il bya brother antlior. HINT.
was also called selfish All persons Of
exquisite and deiiratetu taste are necessarily.
perhaps uneonseiopsfy selfish III GER.
tain ways. Hunts conduct, however.
during his Imprisonment, shows that lie
:kuew how to endure serious loss for the
sake of a principle, and: that the baser
forms Of selhshness had no plaee in bis ma
ture. His kindly philosophy was sincere,
mud whatever faults he may hare had. the
example OF PATIENCE and clieeriulaess
he gtses "a lar oFetbalaaees them. i. f: f =.
The world Is fait Of weeping and wall
ing AUTHORS, and We should be thankful
for one who does not swell the utteraaee
or iniSery-.who Goaee,tis his tears, aud
shows ~ happy face wherever va. meet
- a. % .
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4 e.. ~. 80 = e. ~ O.
IL Switzerland thgir penalties fol
crt5iiis and nitSaelhsandfs retain the sim
plicity Of the oldeti time. Printed statute
books have set ITO place in their judiciary
system. They HAYS yet ne houses Of cor
,rgcffdn for lheir own cftizeDs, and say
they Hro not rich eaoagh to support
foreign criminals who may fall among
them All who are considered facof.
zrigtble are banishef which, IS wen for
their own land, hui not cxactly "doing as
they would be doue by" for their neigh,
bors Sometimes the punishment is re.
I:versea, andpefsoNs are forbidden toieavc
1.-THE cquliry or: their own yililge for q
certain number or years, Parents Mhe
do not @trafa theifA children in THE way
they should so, = are placed npon a stone
ma conspicuous place, with q rod in the
right hand; and every one who passed By
was q, liberty TO, use II on tiieir backs,
So late. as 1885, a father and mother
were obliged to sit on this stoue, with. a
paper fastened TO them In front, on which
was wilton, 'tDuty-fergettipg Parents
In 1851, a man who had, with his wife,
been guilty Of: incendiariSlA, was con.
dumned to solitary confinement eight
years Thinking it unjust md touscyere,
he ran away TO Befpe, to complain OF his
indgts, The government oil Bernc &c,
proved him for sfandcring biscountrymeu,
and obliged him to stand on d stone: in q
PUBLIC place quarter OF m hour with q
gag III his mouth, and then to go home
E,rhc wife and accomplish was condemned
10 sit quarter Of au hour ON the crihiina
stone, whist tliesbellS rang and the aeeu.
sation was read against her, and to klieeI
lufiug Sunday service, in conspicuous
iplace whilst the sermon Was upon the sin
/ Of ineendiarism; TO spend two years in
solitary confinement, and the next fonr
Fyears 10 attend divine service morning
and afternoon on Sunday aud every Other
Festival day, and not allowed TO pdrtici-
pate in any Of the duties aud pleasures Of
honorable citizens; Often the panish
t,ment is merely to be publicly proeIailned
! unworthy: Of respect. ? Whether 10 il
Fowlpr TO the nature OF tile punishment
for to the nature Of the people eaAuot BIZ
determiBed but the crimes are few, itne
rome can scarcely imagiae anything mort
/ hnrniIittiGs than these simple penalties. -
! Iife and mqaRsrs III Suitsattaia
. '. -+A
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LEIGH HUNT.


. LEIGH Hunt forms the subject Of a fine
contribution from the pen Of Bayafl Tay-
Tor, in the Independent. We extract = few
passages, descriptive Of. the appearance
and manners Of the deceased poet: -
The servant Hsttefsd us, through q d.
minutiye hall, Into little library on the
threshold of which Mr. Hunt met US Tile
irsb impression which. / received from his
presence was that Of his thorough gentle
ness and refinement. lie was tail. nearly
six feet, bat slender, and still perfectly
erect, in spite Of his 10 years. This was al |
could notice 10 the twilight, but j felt the
cordial pressure Of a small, warm. DELICATE
hand, as be welcomed me with a 1aGuer
iu. which there was something Of q iine aa-
tiqao courtesy. y -. ......,..,.
. While orr host was Sling the tca.cups,
stadird his face ia the lataplight II
was head which Ylndykc SHOULD have
painted--a fine oval. &ith a low, plpGid
brow; Kind, sweet, serious eyes Of blush
gEay; nose rather long, bat net promi-
nent; rulI dglieatelY.cut, sensitive ineath,
and chin short aud retreattng, bat
dimpled in the CENTER bis hair, abundant,
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Meaieal.
NASHVILLE
Electric Water Cure.

Electric Water Cure.
T,HE undersigned has taken the large House on the
i hill in South Nashville, at the head OF Front
street. known the Rutiedge property, where ne has
vded ample means for their restoration 70 health
Patients from the country and strangers taken SICK IN
the city find gentle nursing and appropriate medl
cal attendance Our treatment IN Chronic Diseases
consists of Water Electricity and the most effective
medicine and Homeopathy in all Acute and Febrlle
Diseases, and in all cases our charges VIII be mode
rate and TO suit the times.
The institution located in field Of IL acres con-
tanning fine shade trees and pleasant grounds ior exer
else for convaescents From the house. We have the
prospective view of the city Cumberland river
and surrounding country afforded IN any other part
AS far as regards in practice in the heal
ing art we will only say we have now been in Nash
vile one year and our register VIII snow tne names
Of $50 patients, treated for various diseases,
Of them hopiess Cases of Chronic Diseases, and
81 Of whom were confirmed cases Of Consumption,
and out Of the whole number of l50 odd cases treat
ed, only have died. all Of whom were given up as
hopeless before saw them and every one of the rest
have been cured, or at least greatly benefited;
this institution patients having contagious Diseases
but will attend to such at other places Family prac
P A wEsTERyMT, MD.
Office Coloaade Block, No. s31z Cherry Street.
Office hours from to 10 o'clock A. ", and from
10 O'Clock P NJ, every day except Sunday. At all
other times can be found at the Electric Water Cure
Though we are opposed to publishing certificates to
curable will re-pubiIsh the following letter of
welI-known citizen 70 the editor of the Republican
Banner, of Dec. Both, 1850:
Mr. EDITOR Having been afflicted for some months
past, as is known by my uIany acquantances, with
attack of paralysis, and having received benefit
decided from the Of electrical baths, given
by DR.. Westervet have thought it due 20 those simi
larly situated with myself, to make this publication.
was decidedly convaescent when began to use the
baths, but the benefit derived from them has been
positive that there could be mistaking the
am now able to my fingers and my arms, which
entirely helpless, almost not quite, as well as
ever.
know this notice may nure to the benefit Of DR..
W, at least with those who place confidence in my
word but to IL is matter of much greater inpor
tance that my friends should know where they
be relieved from the state of helplessness in
short time since. JOHN ADAMS
REFERESCES.-R- 81. Brockway, W. Freeman, r.
Freeman, Joseph Wheess, NJ NJ Bryant, Felix G. Nc
Kay, Capt. Bellsnyder George Cooper John Adams,
(of firm of Adams s Eves), and others too numerous
to MENTION who know how to appreciate my
p. A WESTERVELT.
N-B-Letters from a distance, asking further in
formation, enclosing postage stamp, and addressed
TO P. A Westeryet, NJ D., Nashville, Tenn will be
promptly answered. jan1s-3m
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Our Havana Plan Lotteries.

DRAW Four "a TINES MONTH
And the most liberal of any Scheme ever offered
For particulars, address,
W. c. DAWSON 4 CO., Managers,
oct 81. Macon, and Savannah. Ga.
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NASHVILLE, TENN. TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1861.

Joyful News.
The Cry is ''Still They Come. /"
WHAT!
Why beautiful goods, that will cause great talk
As our old friend, NJ Powers, has just returned from
l New York
And receiving his Store, Southeast corner of the
Square,
rich Spring and Summer Stock, which he'll sell very
fair,
Embracing clothing and every article in the furnishing
| He has coats and pants of almost every style and
shade.
Most fashionaby cut, and very neatly pressed and
And as for handsome vests-he'n sell you one in
For the very least possible share of your cash.
Nor forgetting old line Wings and Democrats,
For whom he keeps variety of suitable hats,
The finest caps-all fancies sure TO please
Both cloth and silk, and new style japanese;
Handsome shirts, and splendid cravats and collars,
So to NJ Powers don't neglect to bring your dollars
For with myriads we would now dispute,
VINO dare say his garments fail to suit;
Those most neat and fastidious in taste,
Who Oft in badly made clothes their money waste.
But strange to say for the very smallest sum,
You feel inclined to expend at Powers Emporium,
He will give you bargains SO very rch are rare,
That viii compel for months to wonder and STARE
He keeps clothing to suit the large and the small
And to credit our word, just give him q call.
"ouick sales and small prohts' is his motto long
So to NJ. Powers Store for bargains make haste
apr3-2m
Cross Ties anted
T,HE Nashville and Northwes Railroad Com
i pany wish to contract for 40, 900 CEDAR CROSS
TIES, feet long, inches thick, well hewn to face
narrowest place not less than inches clear of bark
timber TO be sound to be delivered the grade line
Of the road in Nashville.
The contractors want TO contract for 80 900 WHITE
P0ST0AK TIES of the size as the above to be
delivered the line of the road piles from section
to
same.
Persons wishing to bid will direct to the President
and Directors of the Nashville and North Rail-
road Company, Nashville, Tennessee
Iuly21-H
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
(rU LINES or less 10 CONSTITUTE souArKl
ne Square day 81 oo-each additional insertion 3
I" week, 8 0o-each additional SQUARE
kEKxAsrx At PrxxsrRk.

one square, one year. $So-each additional square SO
amntten notice must be given 70 take cut and stop
Of yearly advertisers before the year
eAglres, otherwise shall charge Til done.
,;,s on.Iact of yearly advertisements viii be dscon-
char ~ r.snouI previous notice 10 rs, win any
rates. S - - s--N s-s
AaVernsers exceeding the space con-
traeted Tor VIII be charged for fhs exceslE
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PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.

TAKE pleasure In announcing 70 my old friends and
1cusfomers that after absence Of two years,
have again returned 10 resume the practice Of the
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART in aR Is branches, having pue-
chased the interest Of myk rother in the old establish
ed Gallery in Union street, end having spent four
months IN New York the past Summer 20 obtain fully
all the late improvements in the have painted,
renovated and enlarged the suite Of Rooms throughous
class work than most Galleries boast and
duce 10 the comfort OF our patrons trust not only
TO sustain the proud position the Gallery has hereto
fore sustained but to elevate 1t to still higher stand
ard have also engaged the services of Mr.. COOK /,
one OF the best Photographers in the world who took
the Pictures which obtained the first premium at the
Worlds Fair in London, in 1851, and am determined
not only 10 make this the leading Gallery In the State,
but my work shall not be surpassed North South,
and now introduce to the public the followins nes
styles:
Imperial Photograph, India Ink,
visenette, plain or colored,
1vorytypes, +"
Pastel Portal Pictures, life size,
Photographs on Canvass, hfe size,
Visiting Cards, full length plain,
Autograph Photographs, Is taken at one sitting.
Stereoscopes, on glass or paper,
still continue to make the Melainotype and Ana
brotype heretofore. The above styles are all
trey new In this city, except the Autograph Card
when but one made at sitting Al who in want OF
anything In my line politely invited give my
call before visiting elsewhere, when will prove by
occular demonstration the above facts.
Respectfully, T. n. HUGHES
oct20-0 b. G.. o.
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European Medical Institute.
Dr. SAMSON,
From Paris

No. 704 Broadway, above 4th Street,
NEW YORK.
1HE necessity Of giving to the public of the United
i States, rational and not expensive treatment In
all Diseases of chronic, especially of secret charac
ter has induced Dr. Samson or several years known
in this city the most successful practitioner IN that
class of aectons) to extend his soourn in New York
for another year.
He may therefore be consulted at his convenient To-
cation, E'704 BROADWAY" }" and will continue TO keep
hand his and DR.. Records preparations, such
Flor del Ucayal, (S2 per bottle) against Seminal
losses and Debility from eXcesses or senabuse, the
best remedy known in Europe.
His Preventive against Infection, 81 per bottle.
Records celebrated Pills, against Venereai Diseases
one box sufficient to cure any case, 81 per box.
His GOnorrhea Remedy cures that disagreeable af
fiction in few days, 81.
Best French Male Safes imported by himself at s.
per dozen.
All his French and Spanish Remedies for Affections
of Ladies will be sent with circular containing
crets Of importance, known 10 few French Physicians
only
At his Institute there are eight room provided for
the reception of Ladies and Gentlemen, that the
strictest privacy is observed.
He is under the necessity of notifying the public
that he has not the slightest connection with his old
office, at 512 Broadway and that an mposter Is copy
ing verbally his advertisements.
The Doctors new place is 704 Broadway, above
Fourth street, and nearly opposite the New York Ho-
tel, where he be consulted in English, German,
Italian, French Spanish.
Letters should be addressed to Box 1915, P. o., New
York. juyA-dkw1y
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A Thousand Babies Wanted.

HHILDREN Of any age can now have their pictures
" taken perfect, We have built q Room expressly
for their Groups Of Children also taken in frac
ton Of second, clear weather. Mothers need not
now have the trouble to take them TO Gallery dozsn
times, and at last put up with q caricature, they
will but 60 at once TO
feb1s-U HUGHES, PREMIUM GALLERY
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TIM to BOARDING HoUuz on the wharf owned
hsurs shs 13th 5anssy, vf s. rsnssd q puhfis cut
cfy % the highest bidder. For terms, DO, apply e
J. Bauman, at the Book CITY Nnls-
dsc2o-0 W.. GORDON
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FIGURING Mill for Rent.

J. Rivsr lust below The city, Il ocsrsd f6r rent thl
remasnosr of The present. year, With TIE privilege =
next year Apply 70 Tr1xR Fosnx, chesry street
tznsas-st q tas Mu