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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-10-05
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Cn.n.s,r nn..t &c n -. 60. t.. son.

Superior Court Of Law, Sept. Term, 1861.
Thomas Long vs.. Alexander Bcrland.
Original Attachment
1T appealing 10 The satisfaction Of Tie Court, thar
lie defendant Alexander Borlanj, las removed
out Of the State OF 50 atsconds or concoals hmSei
that the ordinary process Of law cannot be served on
him: II is therefore ordered by TIC Court that publ.
Gallon be made ii the lillshotongh Recorder for III
weeks, notifying The said Alexander Borland, that
unless he appears at The next term Of this Court To
be held al hc Court House in IIllsboroush on lie
second MONDAY in March next, then and there Ia n.
pleyy and plead according 10 law he viii be proceed.
ell Against in the manner il he had been scr
we'd with process and had failed 10 appear ami Mead
Witness, John w. Silpr Clerk Of our said Govt.
al Office IN li!lsSoroush, Inc second Monday Of Sep.
''"O''' '''" JOHN w. sILER, Cerk.
September 81. Price adv. S2O;5O Gl- IN
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Notice - Confederate Tax.
Not lost but gene before.'

fENHE Lists of Confederate Taxes will be in my
hands and open for inspection in my office, after
the 10Th day Of October. App eals will be received
and determined from he 9Th TO the 22d days Of DC.
tober, r relation to any erroneous or excessive valu.
atoms RECOMMENDATIONS by the Assessors. .8
wlllmeeth the tax payers Of theseverai tax districts
Of Orange county ut the times and places following
10 receiselhe taxes due the late assessment and
all other taxes that may remain unpaid and due from
Registered business, Disters, Butchers, &c:
I At Hlllshorough, on Monday and Tuesday the 24lh
and 18th days of October will wait upon the tax pay
-ers of the Orange and northern portion of Caswell
districts; on Wednesday and Thursday the goth and
9th, will wait upon the tax payers oisthe town 81
Hillsboroush and HIsborough district, on Friday
and Saturday the 18th and 29lh, will wait upon the
taxpayers Of 81. Marys district.
On Monday the 3 lot Of October, and Tuesday the
list of November, at Chapel Hill, to wait upon the
iax.payers Of 81. Thomas and the southern portion
of EasweH districts; ard on Wednesday and Thurs.
day the Ind and 81 of November, will meet the tay
payers Of 81. Marks district at Durham's Depot.
Tax payers aIe hereby requested TO attend prompt
ly al The iinies and places above mentioned as re.
quested, from The different districts of the county
u AL persons are requested 10 pay their taxes
promptly. according 10 The above notice, or the penal
ties Of the law will be visited upon them. 8 t7tfs
A. MICKLE,
Collector 29th District n. C.
October s. - -, af &C.
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NEW TE RMS.

recent large advance in The price Of paper com.
pels US Is raise tho pfcc 9thc Recorder 10 eight dol
lars year, or four dollars for six months. payable in
.dvancc. Other reasons have long prevailed why
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-10-05

Il looks as though Mcclellan was going
to have a chance Of election. Ills pros.
poets have certainly improved rapidly.
The Democrats are ccntering upon him 10 .
man, all the dissatisfied are surrennerlng
their dissatisfaction, and many Repubi.
cans, as we'll as Old Line Wings. are COM
Ing up TO him. Upon the whole, there il
much reason for nneasiness on the part Of
Abraham and VIM. II. Seward.
There will be but two camps,--that Of
Lincoln and Mcclellan. Fremont will
not be run, neither will any boiling Demo.
crat. Il will he a straight out fight. 1t
will be bear and husband, and we do not
know yet whether we care much which
whips. But we think il best TO watchthe
progress OF events. VIZ. Journal
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-10-05

THs YEkLow BgyER.-fhe Augusta Con-
stilaliualist Of Sunday SAYS that this
dreadful scourge seems TO be extending its
rayagcs alnng our coast. II is reported at
Savannah aswell as Charleston. and certain
IL raging At JacksonyiIle and 81. Angus
tne, Fla. We are pleased to knew that,
thus far, our troops il South Caroline have
been exempt Gem lis embellishments.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Headquarters I'd Military District, Dep'tN.C.)

Headquarters I'd Military District, DeptN.C.)
and southern Virginia,
Wilmington, N. 9. Aug. 80, 1864.
"A iii PERSONS. nonresidents of Smiihyile, are
requested to refrain from applying at Heacquar-
tiers for permission to ys: the Forts or go down the
river in the Government Steamers. This Is address,
ed 70 persons living at distance, especially ladies.
in the hope Of preventing frutess Journey from
their homes. Upon no consideration for the present
a. least, will permission be given 70 pass Upon the
Government boats When circumstances viii admit
Of areaxation Of this rule, due notice will be given.
Packages for soldiers at the different posts will be
delivered to Capt. Granger, A. Q. NJ. They should
be suitably marked and be will be responsible for
their safe delivery through his agents.
Officials: w. II. c. WHITING,
Major General.
JANIS H. Hut,
Nal. and A. A. General.
September q. es-6w
Z
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-10-05

Fernando Wood has come out for Nc
Clrllar. In a recent speech lie ,leclare,!!
his belief that Mcclellan, ii elected. will
entertain the views and execute the prin-
ciples Of the great party he will represent,
without regard 10 those lie may himself pos
sess.
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! SIEGE OF CHARLESTON.

Four Hundred and E5ny- Second Day.
- About eleven O'clock Thursday morning
a coun,n of truops. estimated from twelve
to Fifteen hundred, under the command of
mounted officers, left from between Bate
.ries Gregg and Wagner, and marched to
the loweraend Of Morris's Island. accompas
MED by a large number Of transportation
wagons. ina ~
The lookout from Secessionville also re-
ports that a transport in the afternoon left
Morris Island land sailed South. loaded
with troops. Soon after two schooners
filled withstroops, were observed lying IN
Light House Inlet. They came from
Alorris's Island. A transport loaded with
TROOPS left Morri,'s Island and went round
Cole Island. Fgom these movements it is
believed that the enemy intend another
demonstration somewhere on our coast.
With the exception Of the usual Smelling of
the city and Fort Sumter, The enemy were
'yssy qaiet during Wednesday right. sa 1
,Smce our last report sixtyseigllt shots
have been hred at the city andtwenty-tiy five
Al Fort Samter. Battery Simkins also
fired during the night some i've SHIFTS at
schooner Greek Battery. The enemy con-
tinaed all day yesterday hauling ammuni-
tion to Gregg and Wagner from the lower
end Of the Island. u
Abrig. deeply laden, was towed inside
the Bar. There was no material change
ofmorhent Of the enemy's feet.
44 Charleston CcRrier.
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We regret 10 learn that James NJ. Bul.
lock, Esq. Of Granville. late rileinbe. Of
the tlcuse Of Commons from that county,
was found dead on Eis farm a few days agn,
near, ur on the railroad. having fallen from
has Nurse. Whether his death was caused
BY apoplcry or .by same assassin, seemed
"a be i matter Of doubt.
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FIVE CENTS REWARD

pan away from the subscriber in June last,
bound Girl, black, about sixteeA years Of age
Her right arm, having been injured by machinery,
has been amputated. All persons are forbid harbor
ing or employing her, under the penalty Of The Jew
5.s N. C. GATES.
sep'emoet IA s3-awl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-10-05

Tar is selling in New York a; two dol.
lars pound. Il used TO sell al eighty
cents barrel.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
VI ORANGE County,. fG
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
Henry !. Carlton and wife, and others,
At4 @- igS. M .8a I III
ilaiy Milly Trice and Others. lts. q
9gtBfs9 II spefif;n,, 10 /J..,.y. Oh


hit appearing to The Court that Elizabeth Booker "
James Rhodes, Zacharah Rhodes, lanes H. Trice, Y
Richard Coleman and wife Martha, and the issue Of
John Trice, Rhodes Trice, Mary G. Gilbert and Plea
SAINT Rhodes, (being the issue Of Zacharah Trice.
Willie Trice and Penny Vickers, other than those
mentioned as petitioners in said CASEY are non.residents
of the State Of North Carolina, it is hereby ordered
that advertisement be made in the Hilsborough Re-
corder for six weeks, notifying saidpersons. or who-
ever else may be the surviving issue Of said ZachariaA
TIice, Willie Tfce and Penny Vickers to be and
appear at the next term of the Court Of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions fof said county, to be held on tho
fourth Monday OF November nextsat the Court House
in Hilsborosgh then and there 10 plead, answer or
demur TO said petition judgment will be rendered
against them pro confesSo.
Witness George Laws, Clerk Of The Court Of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions, at Office this 15thlof Septem.
Ill II. GEORGE LAWS, C. C. C. .
September 2l. II. Price adv. $26;25 64-6w
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Undertaking, at, HiIIsborough.
1HNHE- subscriber istprepsfed to furnish Mahogany
C0FFlNS Of all sizes, at one or two hours no.
lice. They can be forwarded on the trains by Rail.
road at one hours notice
~. JOHN CHEEK, Agent.
September IA. 63-6m
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KfSTucKy.-Onr accounts from the new
Militsrs Department Of Kentucky are OF
very, recent date and Of decidedly cheer
ing character. Recruits are aoekmgr to
our standard IN large numbers. and With
proper maiag a very formidable farce
will so5n be gathered under General Johu-
son's cemman,l. l.nely iaounted and equip
ped BY the loyal citizens OF the Depart
ment. Lyaeisnrg Repvblieaa.
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LIEUT.. WATSON.

Without intending to question the prcpristy Of the
action ofihe Court Martial in the case Of Lieut.. Wat
son, we are induced. by sympathy for the feelings of
the family and respect for the father, who has been
long known to us, to copy the following letter to.he
editor OF the State Journal s6
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-06
!. Indian Justice.

Many years ago, when gentleman from
the central part OF New hampshire, was in
the Pequawket country, company of In
dians from the Penobscot tribe came there for
temporary abode, and pitched their tents on
an elevation uear the Saco river In passing
10 his lands he noticed a squaw kneeling to
pick strawberries, and creeping to the differ
emit parts OF the patch thai furnished the
fruit Her attitude struck him as singular !;
out ne concluded she took that posture as
most convenient Tor the purpose.
On his return she had disappeared. and he
supposed she had gone to sell her berries
But as he approached the settlement, he OBJ
served the unusual sight of an Indian carry
ing a squaw on his back A nearer view
showed him the person whom he saw in the
strawberry field Alter having witnessed the
occurrence several times, on inquiry Of the
Indians as to the cause of this action, one OF
them replied: He bad Indian. He drink
much 'ocspee.' he drunk, and Cheepie tdev-
u get In him. Then he put squaw's feet In
fire. They burn Off, AS he looked he saw
they were crippled and useless. The tribe
resented the cruelty, and the council were
about to decide on his immediate execution.
bnt one OF the older and wiser of the nun.
Der inferposed bis opinion. and gave this adj
wee NO shoot; make live long as squaw
ave; make him carry squaw, when she want
walk; when squaw die, then Shoot
The decision was in accordance with this
counsel, and thus secured TO this woman per-
petual kind treatment from her husband.
The fact Of his own death AS soon as she
died, made him careful 20 preserve her health
and life; and the punishment OF bearing her
as burden, as well as the compelled atten-
ton to her welfare, formed a striking example
OF the retributive shrewdness of "Indian Jus
tice-
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-06
Positively Cure the Worst of You,

mot IN year-not In month-nor in a week-but
you shall see its beneficial influence ut once mme.
diately, and the day you take it. To you who have
lived Tor years upon Graham Bread and plain diet
who dare not eat any thing the least-wise hearty
first, because the Doctor has ordered the plainest
food and secondly for fear the distress 1t causes
rising and souring on your stomach wesay sit down
TO your dinner, eat as hearty meal you wish,
and soon rs the food begins distress YOU fol.
low 1t BY single teaspoonful of
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-06

This is TO certify that have been cured Of ths
Dropsy OF fftsan yeazs standing BY AIRS. Aazchss.
Ger. have been 70 physicians In Boston, New York
and Phiisdelphia They all told me that they could
do nothing for me, unless they tapped ne, and az
sured me that By tapping ! could live but short
time. had made up my mind to 20 home and live
ss long % could with the disease and then de- On
my way home stayed over night in Portland With
: friond Of mine. and told them what nv mind WA
regard to my disease. They finally persuaded me
10 90 and see Mrs. Manchester. She examined ne
and told me my case exactly.
Twas 90 much astonished 70 think that she told m.
correctly, that told her that would take her ueSt
cines, not having the least faith thu. they vould
me- any good or that should get the slightest reiiss
nom any course whatever; finally took the medi-
sine and went home. In ono week from the time 1
commenced taking the medicine. had over three
gallons OF water pas e in ssven hours, and my fsi-
low sufferers may be assured that il was great relief
10 me. bad not been able to lie down in bed 1t
night before this for two years. Now can lie dov
with perfect ease. have taken her medicine
eight months, and am as well ss any man could,
to DO. and no signs OF dropsy. 1 vorld sdvi- I
that are sick to 80 and consult Mrs. MaaoAs.
even II they have been given up BY other Oh
sxoians. have sent her number Of oases Of oti.
dissses, and abe has cured them also. Go ana
for yourselves. I had no faith, but now ny fbits
cannot be shaked In hsr akin In telling ana szr.s
disease. CHARLES q. HArror
sARAH =. HAnnou, =
MARY a. HAnnou.
Bangor, Aoins, zpra n.
o1sroB HouRs-Frcm A. \. tusP. n.
septl5 In outai edly
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-06
Dr. p0dqe q .a..larn M.Y.
suRsros GxsEnAL's oyyIex,

gtun City, June "a, 1864.
" ANTED-ssrgeoHs and Assistant Surgeons
w, fer the Cotored TrooPs-candida,es must be
Graduates OF some Regular Medical College, aud
must be examined by Board OF Medical Officers 10
be convened by the surgeon General The Board
VIII determine whether the candidate will be ap-
pointed Surgeon or Assistant Surgeon, according to
merit Applications accompanied by one or more
test monais irom respectable persons, ss 10 moral
character, Sc. should be addressed TO the Surgeon
General u. s. A., Washington, ID. c , or 10 the AS
sistant surgeon General y. 5. A., Louisville. Ky.
Boards are now In session ct Boston Now Yovk.
Washington, Cincinnati, st. Louis, and New Or
leans. =
Also wanted, Hospital Stewards for Colored Res
luiehts candidates must possess fair Enelish Ed.
neaton, and % ia:niliar with the CONF ounding and
nsing OF Medicines. Applications must be made
as IN the case Of Surgeons aud Assis.art Screens
compensation nom s2S 90 to s33 90 per MONTH with
etothiny, rations, fuel aud quarters.
JOS. h. BARNES,
July l-zawSm Acting Surgeon General.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-06
"a MISCELLANY.s
IAN Denan,3s ON the Religion,

A few. days since certain minister of
certain Episcopal church, in a certain village
not far from Buffalo, started in his buggy TO
fulfil an appointment in town some twenty
miles distant. He had driven but few miles
when he discovered that his horse way >lite
lame, and, as the evening began to dra nigh,
he deemed 1t best to stop for the night. In a
short time no came TO farmhouse, in front
OF which yeomon, considerably advanced in
versaton took place. - ,-.,,--e, "a
Miaister-.Can you tel me, my friend, how
far It is TO house OF entertninment?p, O.
reomQn-"s Well if you mean tavern
Mister, about twenty miles; butii you mean
house OF entertainment, we have lone our
selves.n '3s9S1s4A 800 ) 4-AtA1 a8h
Mipister-nAh, very good. my horse is quite
lame, IS you see, aud am somewhat. fatigued
myself Can you accommodate us for the
night, friend?" '~4'@A8 e 70
Yeomd,s-z sWaal, yes, we can accommodate,
but II you are a clergyman, l must tell YOU
that the fare you viii get depends on your re-
ligion.' 81, s. ~
Miaister-"How so, good sirsn
Peonadn-"Way, you see, ii minister is a
good Presbyterian, we give him the best we
have got; II he is a Baptist or a Methodist he
gets pretty good living; but il he Is an Episco-
palian, he can't expect much. We don't think
much OF Episcopalians out this way" ~
CtergyHdn-tsmiling -"Well, my friend
am sorry to know that your prejudices are
so deeply imbedded; am an Episcopal cler-
gyman, aud suppose must content myself
with picked up meal; but let me assure you
OF one thing. ing horse Is the biaest Presby-
iersdn you erer sqir.n
The yeoman was not so obtuse that he did
not discover and appreciate the minister's
joke-a joke which, by the way, procured
both for man and beast the best that the far
mer's larder aud barn afforded. casN
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-06
Female
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL.


This Medicine is of long tried efficacy for
ing all disorders incidental TO the feminine
THAT the afflicted may feel assured that this Cordial
10 truly yaiuabss and worthy their confidence mot
one of those sserst compounds purposed to destroy
healthy action, add few Testimonials from hys-
icians wnom all. fayoringthe Electric md Reformed
Practice o. Medieine. respect. 81
Oh WILLARD q GEORGE, formerly Professor
in the Worcester Medical College and President OF
the ieerie Medical Society. hass. speaks OF it in
the following ,erfns
" have used the .smdte StrehgfheasRK eordsnl
similar to that preparation BY DIR. GEO.
SWEET, iOo hanoser creet, anu regard * ~
one of tbs pest Medicines Tor Female Complaints
that can be found" 49,
Dr. J. hlN6, author OF woman: Her Dis
eases and their Treatment, says;
This Medicine appears TO exert specific infa-
enee on the Uterus u valuable agent in ali de-
rsngeulsnts Of tbs emale Reproductive Organs"
DR. SMITH, Pr sident Of The New York Asso-
citation OF Botanic fhg sieians. says:
n Female. III IN delicate hea!th, shcnd onitthe
timely use OF this valuable Cordial. owe much OF
my success in midwifery to the use of this Hedi-
cline -
MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES ~
The following from DR.. FAY is worthy your no.
tiee;
Asa general remedy for Female Complaints this
Cordial Is very valuable one. but by tie Profes-
sion II IL esteemed highly for ifs good result
during Confinement in relieving the great suffering
attendant upon childbirth. l acknowledge with Dr.
smith that much Of my success in midwifery il due
TO tue Ese OF this medicine. II siren gtLcns both
mother and child In each cases / follow the d.
reetions OF Frof King By showing my patients to
usc Il lew weeks previous TO confinement, as by
The labor viii b. Ssry mreh aeilatss ana
ftra auFtata atn@n Nh
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-06
MEDICAL.
Good news Tor the Unfo. saaate.
CHEROKEE INJECTION.


COMPOUNDED From Roors. BARKs AND LxAvss
I. CHEROKEE REMEDY, the great indian Diu-
eAo, e1'os 81 y w ny sa"s SUI
IKidpeys stone in the BLADDER. Structure. Gravel.
Gleet Gonorrhea, and is especially recommended in
those cases Of fa.or Ale'.,oI whites N fenAls''
,..s .. =. s..,,.. sa~sar,-s,,s 60. a..
dose only being from one to two teaspoonfus three
times por day. s 7sfs
is aiure'ir ana ai'sfsuye IN us seiion purifying
original purity and vigor thus removing from the
al pe'nic'ops causes which have induced dis
CHEROKEE ELECTION isintended as an ally
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-06
Cherokee Cure !
THE snrAr
I1DIAy MEDICINE.
oOMrousDrD FROM Roora. BARK. AND LrAv,

COMPOUNDED FROM Roo1e. BARKs AND LEAvEss
An unfAiiing cure for Spermatorrhea, semina
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, and all diseases
caused by self pollution; such Loss Of Memory.
Universal Lassitude Pains in the Back, Dimness Of
Vision, Premature old Age, Weak Nerves. Diniculty
Of Breathing. Trembling, wskefnlness, Eruptions
on the Face. Pale counteuance. Insanity, Consump-
ton, and AL the direfu complaints caused by de-
parting from the path Of nature.
This medicine is simple vegetable extract and
which all can rely as II has been used In our
practice for many years and with thousands treated
thas not failed in single instance. It's curative
powers have been sufficient to gain victory over the
most stubborn case.
To those who have trified with their constitution
until they think themselves beyond the reach Of
medical aid we would say, Despair not! the CHER
0KEE CURE will restore you to health and vigor.
and after all quack doctors have failed.
For full particulars get circular from any Drug
store In the country. write the Propretors. who
win mail free to any GRE desiring the same full
treatise in pamphlet form.
Price. - per bottle, or three bottles for IS, and
forwarded BY express 10 all parts Of the world.
Sold BY all respectable druggists everywhere.
DIR. w. r. MERwIN & Co..
SOLE rRoPnrEToRs.
febs eockvly No. 30 Liberty ST.. New York.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-06

-, two story dwelling house on Congress ST.
ksI,s nearly opposite the csstellated Villa Of s. L.
.s-e.- ariton, Exq, and on the line of the Horse
hailroad This hoafe contains fourteen finished
AID Is well adapted to accommodate two families
with eperase cut buildings, stable, &c. and q well
OF aver IN the yard. large part of the purchase
meney can lay on mortgage ii desired
Tins properly will be offered at Auction on the first
of August, ii not sold before g a y ~
ALLEN HAINEs
Portland July ii 1894
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-06

ONE or TIE GREATEST CURES on Rgc0R
MRS. MAEcHEsrzR-Dear Eadan thinking
statement Of my ease may be Of service 10 others
similarly afaicted, ! hasten to give 1t TO you.
This 10 briefly my easel was taken siek about 10
months ago with the Liver Complaint In very bad
FORM applied to four dinsrent physicians. bot re.
oeived NO benefit until called On yos. At that time
had given up business and was In very bad state,
but after taking your medicine for short time be-
gan TO recover, and in two months was entirely
well, and had gained several pounds Of scsb. and
can truly say that By yosr sE psrssstiy he'll.
by man. rrEas JossPr Dx wa
eostss has~s Depot, PorslaaA, Ne.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-06

A CASE OF SPINAL DISEASE CDpna
This Is to certify that went TO see Mrs M.pch.,.
ter last March with daughter Of mine ,y,s
spinal disease for which she had been doctcrea "a,
i've years, and BY number OF physician az
kinds; and she has had twenty-o,s applications
electricity applied, but all to 10 esecs, pu. shs 60.
tinualiy grew worse. came % the conclusion,
ths last resort, 70 ~ and zee Ms Manchester, and
did So sad 10 my great sarprse she told me the rst
sfse- re ssseese, and howshs had been from time
e lDss, -hish discouraged TO try her medicines
lad So and now my daughter is able 70 Be AROUND
the house ell Of the time. Ehs also rides ssa ~ H.
teen miles without any trouble OF inconvenience and
Think in short time she viii be restored to perfect
health. since my daughter has been doStoring,
have heard offs great many eases thst ars. aassps,
Ter has cured. Ithink II any person deserves pet.
ronage it is the one who tries 10 preserve the health
Of the siof and snfersnsi and know that sbe uses
svsfy saofs when lee 10 hcs power to hsrsas bel
essAN' bARAH Il. kHIoaTs
6Bozas KEIsHrr,
ABBY Il KEIsaTs,
-. knNA krtcnfs