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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-11
TEETH ! @ TEETH!

insert artificial teeth old Silver, PIatna nd Rub
ber In all cases furnish temporary free Of cost
and advise all persons who have rad their extract
ID t" have temporary set 1t keeps he under Jaw in
better shape Several have nv notice
since residence N this place where the ac has
become seriously injured, by going without temporary
~ still renew my offer of $2j for rotten or de.
caring sets OF teeth the rubber plate Thus far have
been unable to fnd an imperfect
The following letter will speak for j. self it is from
Rev. l. :. lee, formerly resident Of this place.
CANTON, Y, June II, 1862.
Dr. Corners Dear sir-I feel impeIled to write Won
the result OF your dentistry in wish to rec
ommend your work especially your rubber rOrk have
tried four different kinds, and much prefer rubber
More than three years inserted upper OF
teeth in my mouth on rubber plate and have it
Just good when The fitting is admirable anu
have experienced whatever in wearing
it, Iotrays recommend my friends in preference 10
gold patHd. My experience is certaHIy decidsdp
favor OF the rubber hope my many friends in Vermont
will avail themselves OF your services az know of no
Dentist in whose hands should prefer tee tn
interest rather than you. give this letter unsolicited
simple justice. Yours truly,
J.. s. LEE.
Ether or ChiorofOrn given in extracting a
number OF teeth If required.
y Bear in mind that | only charge Seventy-fve
cents cavity. for a gold filling. / use the best gold
and warrant the fllin!s as do my plate When
convenient persons from distance will please give
few days notice. when they intend coming to me for
work.
l. Office Langdon's Flour Sore, Montpelier Vt.
Oct.6D&w JOHN VI. co dc vs..
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-11
lNPORTANT TO FEMALES.
mr.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

he combination OF ingredients in these Pills are the
,e,l; Of long and extensive practice. They mild
AMER operation and cartain in correcting all irregular
y. Painful Menstruations, removing all distractions
.et.r from cold otherwise headache, pain in the
e paIptaton Of the heart whites, all afec-
obs Mysteries fatigue, pain in the back and limbs, &c
rhd Sleep which arise from interruption OF nature
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
YA he commencement of a in the treatment OF
A,.e irregularities and distractions which have con-
,jgped 50 many to a premature grave. No female can
oy good hea IN unless she is regular and whenever
destruction takes place the general health begins to de
yibe.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
AZ. be most efectual remedy ever known for all
psns peculiar to Females To all classes they in
suaale inducing with certainty periodical res ulArity
rey known to thousands who have used the 1T diff
periods throughout the country having the
ion Of some OF the most eminent Physicians in America.
Explicit directions, stating when they should not be
.ed with each boxthe price dollar per box con-
aiming from Atty TO sixty pills.
piis by mail, promptly, by rentting to the Pro-
r.e:or. Sold by g. \. Redfed, Montpelier, W., and
ny Druggists generally.
LF.PRRog, Montpelier, Agent.
r. b, HUTCHTNS, Proprietor,
mayMly 20 Cedar st., New York.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-11
God Bless Abram Lincoln
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Companv,

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR 1882.
THE Members VI the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company are here>y notified that the following
nts have been made by the Directors all Notes in
On days tn Wi
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-11
INC Musical String OF Pearls

i nsu %' SIC BOOK by Rev. j. " Dadmun. This is
a, IA so oook OF choice pieces from many popular
,uo N", 'modate all who want cheap collection for
MED ahannss ana other purp0 es, Bradbury has fur
Shore >, ,'S oozrn of his best pieces, as Evergreen
'g9o II oNe't Rest in ileavcn," "Ship in Storm"
aypiscs ,ouI o. freyer," &c. &c. Dadmun has
ir,cr.t@s Loose the Cable ," Tha. Better Land )"
'frg a"'"n, &c &c. Collier, snow, Kellogg and
c. Gontrhnod to it. 1t is really, as its title in
e, r., string Of Pearls" 48 pages, Svo paper
tii, ,.u. Sl'21 per doz. IL cents single Sent by
JAMES p. MAGEE, 5 Cornhll, Boston.
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[!I1aIll, 3 ms i
A NEW DISCOVERY,

TUE Ascarides or Pin Worms, the renewal of which
mas ever baffed the skill of the most eminent physi
cahs ana universally considered by them bey ond the
Ieach OF medicine are entirely expelled from the system
Dr. =. e. Gould's Pin Worm Syrup
lure warranted In every cnse
This syrup is purely a vegetable preparation and
harmless with the voung est CHI Id.
!, ihelohS.-lntenSe itching, biting and distress in
t lower part of the rcum and about the seat (oten
mistaken Tor the Pe dsagreeabe sensation in the ep.
Ra,c region or lower part of the bowels restesness
ing, and not unfrequently spasms fits
CArrtoN.-Ihe genuine has the name, GO DR.. +, G
0oud's Pin Worm Syrup" blown in each bottle, his
own portrait and fac sime of his signature on the
wrapper
llERVEY h MOORE, SoLx PRorR1KroRs
Address GEO. &. GOODWIN s. Co., II and II Mar.
gland
Sold by Druggista generally. 74Hmly
For Sale by FRED 4. SMITH, MONTPELIER. Genera
Aent for Vermont, and by all dealers.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-27
TRUSTEES SALE.

Al IIEREAS Christopher Icylgnc and Will
w lam Hilton, of tie county of Rock Island.
In th, state of Illinois on the 18th day of M.
yrmber 1858. became and were indebted TO John
Parks in the amount of a certain promissorv note
hearing date the day and year last aforesaid, paw
ohlr To the order of the said :. ohm Parks for the
sum of two hundred dollars and payable one wear
after the date of the said note; and whereas. the
said Levirue and Hilton, in order to secure the
duc nay,Hrnt of the said promissory note accord.
inc TO il, tenor and effect in consideration of the
nrrmisrS and of one dollar to them in hand pail
by John b. Webster of the city and county of
Rock Island and state aforesaid did by their
certain mdenturc commonly called deed of
t,,.t hn,rinr date the said 18th duy of Maven
bcr A D. 1888 lin which Ann Levirnc. wife of
the said Christophcr Levigne. and Ann Hilton
wiG, of the said William Hilton. Joined thereby
rIn.sirc their RIGHT of dover in the premises con
,,od - rho s,id dnollrrnut b,ruoiu and soil unto
tb. said JnLr Il Webster his heirs and ASSIGNS
f,,,,or tbn fnllovin, described prrmisrs .ituate
i, ,Lo c,unt,, az Rock Island and state aforesaid
=, ni, Lnnwr a. the nortlyyr.t cornnr of tho
ror,b,.,st ur,r,rr nr .rr,iuuuup m in township
minotoo,, II a. north of rance uur III east of the
s,,rtb nrinc;n.I meridian rnmnenrin,. at tho
49,, P,,,,ai', ,i', a. I.rd n,r,od Ia, w;u
;,,,. u,nsbaIIon5 MI ph;Iin. and rnrn;ro tn,o
"", d sTt IA, Gao, ,,tt IN - stoLo tL.nao
,' i,,,Irnt ,,d Sc,ont fnr and n,, ,,,,ort,
YAK r, I'll, ,,.t,i chou, roo, h,,,lnod
Il l,.ntrt ,.,,.t Ia f., t,l,o ,Lonco on. I'M
%roI All ro,rona nnc.nuartrrCl 7alNfent To
,I, ,laaa Of startir hrnr one aero torntfcr Win
all the buildings and impI oyemeuts thereon TO
have and to hold the same to him the said John
! T. Webster, his heirs and assigns forever but up
on condition, nevertheless, ana III trust AZ iOl'
| lows, t0-wlt; the sald Johh b. cDStcr TO hold
| the SAID property therein conveyed only as trus
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-27

|. 5. BARk ARrnuK.

u -. DARN AKlHJh
at anchor near the Grit Isaac 1T house,
Cult Of Florida, Jan. ii, lS62.
! EDITOR ARGu,-Dear Sir. While ST many
brave young hearts stand us the representa-
tives Of Rock Island county to uphold the
constitution and the laws of our country, on
the battle field am, for ought know, the
only one who represents her patriotism in the
naval service The ntrmites Of age have
not yet disabled me for the performance Of
the duties Of my station, and my heart is, |
think, as warm with the love OF my country
and her liberties, as the youngest of those
who have girded on the sword to sustain the
government in this time of peril. You may
assure those who follow me with their good
wishes, that will strive worthily to uphold
our flag
You doubtless learned from the New York
papers that was one Of those who was as.
signed to this vessel. The rule Of the depart-
ment is to appoint regular officers Of the ma.
W to the command of the steam vessels pur
chased for the service, aud volunteers are as.
signed to the sailing craft. Our commander,
J. W, klttrldge, Esq, is acting volunteer
lieutenant commanding, lie is thorough
seaman, and has commanded for years some
of the largest steamships out Of the port of
New York The three masters correspond.
ing to lieutenants) are all experience ship.
masters, and the three masters mates lcor.
responding to mdshipmen) have been in com
mand Of smaller vessels One of them wa.
in command of the brig Joseph when captur
ed by the rebel privateer Savannah, and was
recaptured in the Savannah. We have per
haps ten men who have been in man of war,
anu these hold the posts of gunner, boat.
swan, master alarms, Quartermaster. cap
talns OF guns, &c. &c,, while our crew is
largely composed Of green hands. with n fair
proportion Of ordinary seamen, principally
fishermen from the eastward-smart fellows
though unused to square rugged vessels.
We have six long % Founders, weighing
nearly 5000 pounds each. Should have had
pivot gun, but as fast as these could be oh.
tanned they were given TO the steamers. We
shall probably cruise more in deep water,
while the steamers enter rivers rnd inlets
and perform the more active duties Of !. block.
ade. Our commander is II thorough disciplip
arian, and it did not take him long to adjust
US all to our proper positions, lie put us to
severe test quite unexpectedly, night before
last, Between and bells the boatswaln's
whistle and hoarse voice called AL hands to
quarters" 1t walked me from sound sleep,
Some thought the Sumter or Nashville was
upon US. | suspected the truth, but dressed
tor dear !lfe. My sword was in its case. the
belt IN its box, revolver carefully wrapped up
and laid IN locker, but in ! minutes every
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-27
LAND FOR SALE CHEAP
| WILL SELL

ON TERMS TO SUIT PURCHASERS,
on ACRES of good upland prairie, about
OU one and half miles from Andalusia, Rock
Island county. There a never failing stream Of
water passing through It. A small portion of il 10
the best quality ofmeadOw land. The remainder
is rolling pralre the soil Of which is very superior
Coal of first rate quality has been found Oh it.
There IS also some timber on II. At Andalusia
there is good steamboat landing also, an eY-
tenslye Touring mill which afford convenient
market tor coal and grain. The village located
on the great Mississippi some ten miles by river
below Rock Island, contains several hundred in-
habitants, IN which there are stores churches and
good schools The land is very desirable to any
one wishing fine location.
Also, ~ acres OF praifle, two three miles
from Cordova, Rock Island county. THIS is the
finest quality of land. The Sterling and Rock
Island railroad passes through CordOya. The
land is about the same distance from Port Byron,
to which the cars are already running, as it is
from Cordova.
Also, so acres ten or fifteen miles ir ON Du
bnque, Iowa, near the Pacific railroad, 40 prairie,
under cultivation and 40 timber
Also, a house and lot IN tort Byron, Rock Isl
and county.
Also, a beautiful corner lot IN Red Wing, MIN.
ersota, HourIshing town a. the head OF Lake Pc
PIN. This IS the county seat of sodhue county,
the great seat of learning in thato tate.
Will sell all the foregoing CHI cap, or exchange
portion for house and lot in Rock Island, II APP
pllcatlon be made soon.
III. Z CONNELLY.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-27
From the Chicago Post, Jan. 2Gtl
The Chicago Produce Market.

The receipts Oh yesterday were ,O2s bbls
-four, 10 G3s bus. wheat, 2i,34l bus. corn,
| ,2Gl bus oats, 1878 bus. rye, >, A, bus. bar.
ley, lG GA live and dressed hogs and 600
head of beef cattle. There was better de.
mand for -four at previous prices the sales
included about 1000 bbs. superiine and
spring wheat extra brands at from -, 90 t.
-, % for fair to choice spring wheat super
fines and So ,JUa3, 50 for tar 70 choice spring
wheat extras Wheat was firm and higher;
No. . spring sold at GSaGs!c; No. | do at -
al ic and 7Gc for NJ red winter. Corn firm
at 23ic for mixed in store. Oats lie in
store and lSalJc On track. Rye 34a3isc for
No. in store and 2jc on track Barley 2Oa
2jc for common and 2Sa3Oc for fair to
choice. IIghwineS fra al Ice for large lots
Mess pork firm at 1925 9,37! mostly at
the inside prices. Lard &c for No. | and g. a
Ole for Urine. Dressed hogs lower, with
sale. of about 6 200 head III lots at from 90.
~ to 500 tor 100 pounds, the sales mostly
being at 20, 80 a $50, dividing on 200 lbs
Live hogs steady with good demand; the sales
included about ) 800 head in lots at from 81,
- = 30 for 100 pounds.
The receipts OF live and drdssed hogs since
Nov lst were:
1851 and lSG2, 49s, l3O
1850 and ls6l, 3OS,S
1859 and 1860, 2O9,5U
The receipts of live and dressed hogs for
the week ending Jan. rs. 1862, and for the
same period in 1861 and 1860:
1862, $3.50
1861. 2SS4T
1860, 1903
Tho e. lnyyinv Sh,,rns tho rlnrp 6f nriras of
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-27
L afro and Kentucky,

Coils. Logan and Fouke have left their seats
IN congress 70 assume command of thei- regi.
ments at Cairo,
There are now 10000 troops at Cairo and
Paducah, anu additional regiments are con
stantly arriving at these two points.
These camps are IN Gen. HalleoA's division,
and 1t Is not unreasonable 10 suppose that be
will advance his division upon the rebels
simultaneously with Gen. Buell's attack on
Bowling Green.
The great battle will be fought in Ken.
tucky--and we are prepared to hear, before
many days, that Columbus and Bowling
Green are besieged by federal guns and bay,
onets; and that will be the beginning of the
grand drama of blood which will close with
the suppression Of rebellion. Chicago Jour.
nal
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-27
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

ESTATE of Thomas Johnston, deceased.
L. The undersigned having been appointed exec.
utors of the estate ofThomas Johnston late of the
county of Rock Island, and state of Illinois, de-
ceased, hereby give notice that they viii appear
before the county court OF Rock Island county. at
the office of the clerk of said court in the CITY of
Rock Island. at the February term, on the third
Monday IN February next, at which time all per-
sons having claims against said estate are notified
and requested to attend for the purpose of having
the same adjusted. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested TO make immediate payment
to the undersigned.
Dated this 18th day of December, A. D, 1851
MARY JOHNSTON,
dccl9 4w JOHN JOHNSTON / Exec RS
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-27

A colorei lady from Jamaica, the wife Of a
Judge who WAS on one Of the Gulf steamers
lately, and a perfect marvel Of hounces,
f)wcrs ani crinpiine, would insist, at the
steamer table, that Mrs. Lincoln was beau
tiful Quadroon, aud that her husband, the
president, is more severe in chastising the
south in consequence Of the Iltrea,mcnt Of
some members Of her family who were tho
slaves Of jeff. Davis. Some wag had told her
this as . state secret, and nothing can beat il
out Of her head
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-27
LETTER FROM CAPTAIN GREGG.

CAup DouGLAs, Chicago, Jan, q, 1852,
Col. pANroRTH; viii they never quit lying
sbou, my company in Rock Island?
The last fabrication that comes to my ears
is that my men are nearly all sick. Now,
the fact is, that during the two months we
have been in Camp Douglas, there has not
been single man Of mine in the hospital
and not one has been, At any time, III i'ai
dangerous condition and furthermore, there
is not in this camp u healthier or lDe''e'e'
as heslthy A company a, mine, Another ru.
NOR has been prevalent there, mat treated
nv men badly. | will prove the truth or
falsitv ofthis when We como 10 march; for,
sl,bougb A commissioned officer, and now in
dsnendept Of the votes Of the men, | will
give them an opportunity to say who shall
command them, They best know whether
they are badly treated or not They shall
be the arbtcrs between me and the liars.
1t may be write harshly, bu, feel in
dignant at being thus treated, in my own
home, by sc. of croakers who burning their
shins by the fire, SANDER and ylify those
who have sacrificed their business, and lei,
the comforts Of home 10 defend the country
and the constitution.
have another cause of complaint, to which
allude with extreme reluctance. The only
available means had for the support OF my
family, when left Rock Island, was in the
shape Of note, which the makers assured me
would be paid to my family, in instruments,
as they might need it, and yet no sooner was
my back turned than the firm removed their
goods to Davenport assigned their means on
this side, and left my family to whistle for
| bread, and now comes an order from the wal
department, directing that officers shall no,
receive pay for the time previous u their be
ing mustered in, thus giving me and my Off
GERS about two week, pay for all our time and
money expended III getting up company tor
the defense OF the union. by some "hook
iicers got pay from the day Of entering Camp
Black Hawk. How know mott VIII know
But never mlnd' Colonel myself ana 'he
/ boys are in for the union, and we will ego il
steep" if we get u chance, despite the liars,
and cheaers and cr0akers
nave han very pleasant VISIT from MF.
William Mcdonnell, OF Black Hawk lowh'
snip, VINO has II brother III onpt. liawI"y :
company In the course OF conversation, he
stated to me that, IA addition to the false rn
nors already alluded to, there was another
/ more 'nimnou, ~tII, and widely circulated
/ but hnylng n, origin IN Rock Island, to.wlt
+ That was now enIIstng men for the pur
/ pose ot sp"cuiatlun that on getting theu
here sold them to other companies Is II
necessary Tor me 10 contradict this baseies
. report Gould NOu ascertain the source
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-27

The abolition journals are publishinga letter
purporting to have been addressed by the
president TO Secretary Cameron, announcing
his determination TO appoint Jim Lane to a
military command in the west and request.
ing the secretary 10 tell him Lane when
he starts to put it through--and not to be
waiting and telegraphing back here, but put
it through" The letter is Of course fabrica
ton, designated to bring the president into
ridicule and contempt. Not daring for Ger
tain reasou,--the Chicago postotice being
this reason, to assall the president openly,
such an abolition journal as the Chicago 1ri-
b,me resorts to the indecent method Of the
publication of this fraudulent letter to assail
him. We presume the presidents sef-respect
will suggest that he should not accept indg.
mites from people whose bread and butter
are given By his hand Chicago Times
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-27
FOR SALE OR LEASE,

N lots or subdivisions, 10 suit pur" hasers, or
l persons that may desire to leasefu term Q
Gears, the following property in the Git oil Dayen
'Ort, VIZ:
In block l3--225 feet, fronting on ID street,
100 feet, fronting on Water street,
90 feet fronting on Sd street
In block l7-Near the Market House
% feet fronting on Warren street,
tending 100 feet back, with an
each side of the lot
In block $50 feet fronting on Third street.
10 fronting on Scott street.
In block 20-320 feet fronting on Third street,
$40 feet fronting on Fourth street,
300 feet fronting on Harrison street
300 feet fronting on Ripley street.
In block 27-lbO feet fronting on Sixth street
100 feet fronting on Warren street,
In block 3l--l60 feet fronting on Fifth street
100 feet fronting on Scott street
In block 5000 feet fronting on Western avcnu
100 feet fronting on Sixth treet,
$50 feet fronting on Seventh street
In block 3S-l5O feet fronting on Brown street,
100 feet fronting on Seventh street
In block 3S- 90 feet fronting on Sixth street, and
extending back 100 feet.
For particulars inquire of Corbin s. Dow Attor
neys at Law, or OF JAMES MAY.
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legal alotiees.
MASTERS SALE.

STATE or ILLINOIS
az
Rock Island County
c;.,, ca,,, and g. n. ,rpooL leland
e".u a Ca 81 iii,na w" VI wv" ''''"''
Eoro.I,s,,,,,s .,,
''"'' W "''' ,s"s',
Henry Auen, compliment rs, James W brack-
EFT, Sarah a. htacke''' mary p. tary, Jeremiah
r., Cary, Joseph "rove,' Laura A'"roveL Charles
Bracket, l., Maven brown, ffahclsr, Montlon,
hoDef' o'''''' r% So,"ar 'o'"e'
AheIN poo"' III" ''''" w" w. "'''"''""'
NOTICE l. hereby gwen that !, T.. X.
\ Bean, master IL Chancery OF the above named
court, IN pursuance oil a decretal order OF said
court made II the above entitled cause on the
2Olh uhg o' ''P'o,"o''' 49, " w SP,i
'oin wi 'iar acnao n IShl hrtwocu the hours
'H ro -''I '", ~ and 6n,cInrl n m of snid dav
oil n,II;c ,uc,,nn at the d6or of the Court
So'' ~ ,hn c',v md cnun,y ol Rack Island and
,f,a.,id - the highest bIJde, for cash IN
s'a' I ~ CII, ;,, JcscrLoJ ,o,I os,a,. IA wIt =.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-27

officer was at his station, in full uniform, II
was not the last in y minutes the decks were
cleared, hammocks stirred, guns trained ports
opened, lanterns lighted, and every man in
the ship in perfect silence at his post. Both
broadsides could have been fired in les. than
ten minutes from the first whistle After in.
spec'ion We mustered on the gun deck, and
received complimentary address from the
captain The men were piped below, and in
few minutes all were again in their ham.
mocks. This Is a Green crew few Of whom
ever saw a gun fired at sea, and we have had
but a weeks training yet,
We have been lying here wind bound since
the night Of the 3lst ult We smiled from
New York about noon Of the 9th ult., with
strong northwest wind snow and ice plenty
on ship and shore-had beautiful run along
the coast Of New jersey. passed Bsrnsgat
. light early in the evening, saw no more land
until o'clock on Tuesday, when we made
Abaco, and about 9 NJ passed the noted
/ " Hole in the Wall, =" which we saw distinct
/ ", and had my first view o! grove OF CO.
! coanut trees.
| Our run from Abaco to this anchorage was
/ fine, distance 05 miles, at the rate Of nine
/ knots. We found some rough experience Of
the ups and downs Of life before we had cross
ed the gulf stream; and some were not dis
, posed to adopt as their own the poctical Ian.
guagc a life on the ocean wave, aud II home
on the rolling deep" Home, sweet home"
was more in accordance with their views
! Sea.sickness lie very unromanlic. am not
about to describe sea.sickness. To yourself,
personally, it would be waste OF time,spent
on an unpleasant topic, and to your readers,
who never experienced those peculiar senSa.
tons, must excuse myself from attempting
! 10 describe, in human language, that which
can be- known only 10y individual experience.
After due acknowledgement Of the oceans
power, and rendering to old Neptune the &C.
customed tribute, We passed into the "horse
/ lali;udc-, and saw much Of the floating
gulf weed, which So greatly Interested the
great Columbus and his adventurous com
panons Flying fish, and other curiosities
Of the deep blue sea gratiiied our sight,
Much has been written in praise Of this
beautiful climate, and our testimony is, tina,
it is charming indeed
We are anxious u proceed, and hope for u
change Of wind that we may get away from