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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-11
CATTLE mARKEr.
RECEIPTS

RECEIPTS
FOR TIE WEEK ENDING TUESDAY, Oct 10, 1858
Sheer and : ['. D. a = a.
caves. Cows. yealG Lambs. Swine Total
'ss,s 81 Lass 2633 1903 52,332
TSs,e were sold at the following MUke.-Piaces:
Slaepand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-11
sgx.Rxs Asorr RsEy CATTLE.

IN, to,s number this week 6s2J head compsres with
81 head s week and with 5 li6 head average pH week
~ ye,r ord with 6s37 for corresponding week one year
ne number sold yesterday and to-day ct the principal
urkv $50 bead, compares with SI bead last week HhS
30 Ss head the average pet week last year ana with
4 Ats head a; market year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-11
sss Z trios x fasosl SSn from NE follow

r-Seane by the following routes: Eric railroad. $50
ssa Raigoad 1881; NewJerscy Central Raj road 49,
" al.cs aver boats ESQ., foot, &c. About 1900 were
s,be Yards Monday.
Ltsr DRIVERS
qhesOuowins the names of drcysr' owners OF con
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-09
Tha nRalio Of Barbarism. .

In abolishing slavery we but follow the uni
versal experience OF mankind. All nations
have tried it, and all have abandoned it when
they became prepared for an advanced civiliza-
ton. 1t is literally 'relic of barbarism," and
can be perpetuated only in savage or semi
barbarous countries. Most Of the loyal States,
initiating the example Of Europe, freed them
selves from this curse half a century ago, and
Russia is making her grand emancipau n
movement simultaneous with our own. Sla-
very and high type Of civilization are utter
ly incompatible, for the simple yet very con-
elusive reason that the latter imperatiyely re-
quires for its development a vast aggregate Of
earnest, skilful, and intelligent labor. This
cannot be obtained from slaves. We may buy
and sell the bodies Of men, but when we de-
prive their minds Of the mainspring Of action,
we cannot obtain that universal activity of In
telIect which renders truly civilized land q
miracle Of we'll directed industry. The lash
may drive serfs to dull drudgery, but it can
not force them to thoughtful consideration Of
the interests of their master, or to display the
zeal, energy, and capacity which eglorify the
achievements Of free labor. [Phila. Press.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-09
Emancipation in Brazil.


The glorious work of emancipation is in
full progress the world over. Brazil is awak-
ened on the subject. Her principal statesmen
are following the lead of their enlightened EN-
peror. They have resolved to liberate the g.
oo'ooO bondsmen and forever abolish slavery.
Iney are now considering the great question
now TINS work can best be done. A leading
member OF the Brazilian Chamber of Depu-
ties and other eminent statesmen have written
to this country for information on the subject.
which is to be brought before the Imperial
Parliament, at its next session in May. There
Is some opposition to the movement, and
hence the abolitionists intend to be armed
with all necessary information. May success
crown their enterprise.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-09
"Upon Oomnnlsion. y

Every reader Of Shakespeare recollects the
scene in Bears Head Tavern. That fat unc-
tious rascal, Falstaf, utters series Of most
astonishing lies after the exploit at Goeshill
but the fellow is brought up with round turn
and called upon to explain his contradictions.
Assuming tone OF injured innocence, he will
not give reason upon .compulsion.' He
says: No, were at the strappado on all the
racks in the world, would give no man q
reason upon compulsion.' Jack Falstaff was
a cunning fellow, and we have fellows equally
cunning in these days. Have not recent dem
onstrations proved that some men have ex-
pressed opinions and performed acts 'on CON-
pulsion,' aud thereby reversed fat jacks rule
Public opinion and feeling are power in the
world and often bear down all opposition
The Louisville Journal said recently: We
hope that on Wednesday night no one illumi-
mated his house out ofregard to public opin-
ion and then took refuge in his cellar to shut
out the glare
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-09
Assassination Of Princes.

The Boston Advertiser remarks that the
universal sense Of personal grief, as well as Of
almost irreparable loss to the nation, In the
death OF President Lincoln, finds scarcely .
parallel in history, unless itmay be in the as
destinations Of Henry ~. of France, and VIII
liam the first Stakeholder. Williams death
occurred in the midst Of the terrible war with
Spain, during which Holland rose from the
condition Of a province to that Of . power In
Europe. The death OF William occasioned
profound grief and great CONSERVATION, and
to all human appearance 1t seemed as If the
cause of the young republic was lost; but the
nation rose to the emergency, and the young
Maurice more than filed his fathers place as
a warrior. .s.e,
Henry w. was assassinated In 1910, by
Francis Ravillac. The populaee were ready
to tear the assassin in pieces, and eagerly Of
fered their horses 20 quarter him.
Says historian: RI -s,sssz.l '.s 81
Never did the death of king create such
a stupor, or cause more tears to flow. France
seemed to be plugged into real mourning
all trade was suspended in Paris; work of all
kinds ceased the roads were covered by the
Inhabitants of the country anxiously inquiring
for news and when assured Of their misfor-
tune, they cried out, "We haze lost our ia
Their! We haze lost our father" -
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-09
Is Health Worth Having ?


If It's, protectit 1t is jewel as easily lost as
virtue. and in some cases as dicult to recover Ma
ture in our climate. and especially at this season.
requires to be occasionally reinforced. But every.
thing depends upon the Tonic used for thi, purpose
The medicinal tinctures all of which are based ON
common alsohol, are dangerous. Quinine, as every.
body finds out who takes much oft is slow poison
One safe protective from all unhealthy atmosnher;c
influences exist, and only one. This powerful pye.
tentative is HosTErTaR's STOMACH BIrTERs
compound Of the pursst stmalant ever m.nufac-
tured with the most effective TONES, alternatives reg
ulalors, and depurators that chemistry has ret ex
trac:ed frcm the botanical king dom. Cenvasscsnt,
languid and feeble from recent sickness. will find
the Btters an incompatible restorative. NOT diss-
greeabe to the taste, and eminently invisoratn =
No other ftmuIants produces the same effect as this
stonachic 1t does not excite or utter the nerves.
or occasion any undue arterial action; but at once
soOthes and strengthens the nervous system and the
animal spirits.
New York House, so Cedar Street, my.
may sd&w 2w
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-09
The Maine Soldiers Relief Association,

Perley in a recent letter from Washington
to the Boston Journal, thus refers to the
above-named institution, which is under the
management Of the Maine Agency:
Passing the rooms Of the Maine Soldiers
Relief Association, No 273 F street, this morn.
ing, found the sidewalk almost blocked up
by lot of boxes, doubtless containing sup
plies for the gallant soldiers of the Pine Tree
State. This Maine Association, of which L. D.
More, Esq, is the energetic and efficient
President, is well managed and has done
great good. Since the battles of the Wilder
ness the number OF wounded and disabled
soldiers from Maine in the hospitals here has
exceeded seven thousand, and this Associa-
ton here has seen that they were supplied
with such articles as their immediate necessi-
ties demanded. Thousands have been aided
and directed in obtaining their furloughs, back
pay, &C., without charge, and large numbers
OF packages have been received from Maine
and forwarded to those to whom they were
addressed. The generous contributions re-
ceived from Maine have thus far enabled the
Association to continue It's labors, and 1t is to
be hoped that they will de continued. The
money is carefully and well spent
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-09
Sensible.

The Springfield Republican very pertinent
ly remarks, that the crime of the assassination
Is at last fixed where it belongs-upon the
very men who planned the rebellion and who
have nourished and sustained IL in every pos
sible way since its inception. Booth was only
the hand that obeyed the viii Of the rebel
heart, and the fearful crime will no. be expia-
ted, nor public Justice be satisfied, until JEFF
ferson Davis and his leading fellow traitors
have given up their miserable lives as par
tial atonement for the wrong they have
wrought. The action Of President johnson in
this connection is most timely and win. be
most heartily endorsed Of by all loyal Ameri-
cans. We only wish the rewards had been
larger 80 that there would be additional in
centives to engage in the pursuit and cap
ture Of these iendish villains. But now that
the country knows who the really guilty parties
are, we have strong hopes that the fate they
80 richly deserve viii yet evertake them.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO MAINE SOLDIERS.

The undersigned w,uld give notice that they are
prepared to give their exclusive tention to the
claims Of all Officers and Sol iers who are about to
leave the service. Pensions, Bounties, Arrears Of
Pay, and Pfizs Money collected with despatch
The latest Prize Lists with the name and value Of
each Prize, can be examined by any one who chooses
to call. Alleged claims cashsd " desired Advice
free. No charge, unless successful.
The junior member of this firm, having been con.
nected With late 9TH Regt. Maine vols for over
three years understands fully the rights of both Of
fcers and Soldiers ard would respectfully ask his
military friends to call at his Once, where he win
attend to them personally.
ISAAC N. FELCH
FRANK G. PATTERSON.
dim Portland May Q. 1866.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-09
National Debts and q. s. Stocks.

The creation of national debts is not mod
crn Improvement, but the ability of great
nation to provide for great debt, and to make
1t the most convenient and best form Of per-
sonal property, is modern wonder. The
debt of Great Britain was begun by raising o
million sterling by loan in 1892, and when her
great contest with Louis XIV. was terminal
ed, the debt had reached fifty millions. Many
statesmen and economists were then alarmed
at the great burden which had been imposed
upon the industry OF the country, but when
the war of the Austrian succession had swell
ed this amount to eighty Millions. Macauley
says that historians and orators pronounced
the case to be desperate. But when war
again broke out, and the national debt was
rapidly carried up to one hundred and forty
millions, men of theory and business both pro-
nounced that the fatal day had certainly ar
rived. David Hume said that, although by
taxing its energies to the utmost, the country
right possibly live through it, the experiment
must never be repeated,-ev small in
crease might be fatal. Granville said the ma
ton must sink under it unless some portion
of the load was borne by the American Col
onies. and the attempt to impose this load
produced the war of the revolution, and, in
stead of diminishing, added another hundred
millions to the burten. Again, says Macauley,
was England given over, but again she was
more prosperous than ever before. But when
at the close of her Napoleonic wars in 1915,
the debt had been swelled up to the enormous
sum of over eight hundred millions sterling,
or four thousand three hundred million dol
lars or nearly one-half the entire property OF
the United Kingdom, the stoutest heart, the
hrmest believer In national progress and ma
tional development, might well have been APP
palled. But in the very face OF this noun
tain OF obligation,-to say nothing Of her
vast colonial possessions, property of the
British nation has been more than trebled,
and her debt is now charge of but IL IL per
cent. against it. All that Great Britain has
done in paying her debt, we shall do, and
more, with ours. We have vast territories
untouched by the pillow, mines of all precious
metals Of which we have hardly opened the
~oSAS, - POPuhadOu Aull vi Ac, cucFgy. cuteK-
prise and industry, and the accumulated
wealth Of money and labor Of the old coun-
tries pouring into the lap of our giant and
ever-to-be-unitedr republic. During the fierc-
est and most exhausting of all possible wars,
we have demonstrated our national strength
and all the world over, national strength is
but another name for national credit. "As
good as United Stocks" will soon be synony-
nous the world over with "as good as British
Consols." For our part, we think U. S.
Treasury note, bearing seven and three tenths
annual interest, is just as mach better than
British Consols as the rate of interest is high
er. Some of our timid brethren, who shipped
their gold to London and invested in consols,
are now glad to sell out and invest at home at
round loss, land serves them right.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-09
DIED.

In this city, May Mrs Statira, widow of the late
Thomas Files, aged so years
Eastern and Western papers please copy.l
eE-Funsral this Tuesday, afternoon, at o'clk,
at No "A Paris street.
At salisbury N G. Nov 4. 1854, james II Meserve.
aged l6 years, member Co L. lst ID Cavalry,-son
OF Meserve, Of this city.
In Litcbfieid MAY Z, at Q p Al. Rev David Thurs
kYiFuneral on "wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'cl'k.
at the Congregational Meeting House, in Winthrop
In Bath. May s. suddenly, Mrs Lucretia, wife Of
Jas w FRYE ESQ aged AZ years.
In Wiscasset, Maya, Wilmot Wood, Esq, aged SO
years.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-09

the bottom and the alleged plot exploded, OF
else fastened home upon the conspirators. we
trust TINS VIII De done, and In the mean Time
that sensation scrlbblers aoin cease fhear radsc-
uLous gfbbertSh about conspiractes TO SHOOT
Mr.. LINCOLN WITH ALB GUNS AND WHAT
NOT"
The spirit of this paragraph crops out TOO
plainly Ia he mistaken. The idea of a plot Is
sneered at. and Mr. Lincoln is held up as a
coward. who wishes to injure the reputation
Of his democratic opponents by creating the
| imnression that they seek his life. The fact
that this ridiculous gibberish" Of sensation
scribblers" did not eliminate till the evening
of the 18th ult., in Ford's theatre, affords no
evidence that precisely such teachings as had
filed leading democratic papers-the ArgGs
included-did not incite to, and nerve the
murderous arm for, the assassination which
has so recently shocked the country.
But the editor of the Argus claims to be a
patriot and great lover of the Union and its
integrity, and he has even resorted to the jul
dicial tribunals to indicate himself against
charges of disloyalty to his struggling and
bleeding country. As we have the documents
before US, we will refresh his memory with
one Of his early Union-loving paragraphs. It
will be remembered that soon after Gen. An
derson left Fort Moultrie for Fort Sumter, for
purposes of better security and defence, JEFF.
Davis had the audacity to appoint commits
sioners to Washington to treat for peaceful
separation. Referring to them and their trea-
sonable mission. the editor Of tho Aro,,o 81
a. liz 80 ~, * 1000 80, -
'',D -, AooA' IN an aleicie
headed, Whdt can De doney' spoke as fol-
lows:
acano,, c...os o,.,
-bsve fornoed oao nus ~ De oa' u ,ne Union
bava mt - ;nto ~ sulnnaens al lneir own
1870 - naus ~ ucers, utStna-
ganized an army under braue and skilful Off.
GERS, and have sent commissioners to Wash
KY .ho art a.aage ~ Treaty tne Ielations
tain with rasnecf ~ esch othar n.y. i ;Sa..a
cannot be long postponed or evaded. The
Administration must declare its policy. What
snall IN per we answer u ought not to be
fS5TTR inFA worm mn MIRO. !.
Mr.. Lincoln saw to the COMMISSIONER of the
Confederate States, Gentlemen, we ought to
oe, ana sun are, trust, brethren and friends.
Tom the Union as we thin th;nt w,. nu ads
quate cause; nevertheless, if the people Of
these States shall, after due elaboration, de-
esso Sa4s .ney "a. Ganno. ana viii not remain IN
dragon them into Submission b,t sS9u RI n
THEM GO IN PEACE, and shall endeavor
70 cultivate with them the most kindly rela-
,h v.S, cannot and mil; .ney aecloe .nat
GovERMFNT Shall, m REcI 9 III :
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-09
IMPORTS.

SIERRA M0RENA. Brig Kennebee $50 hhds 48
tres moasses to Thos Asencio q Co; Dbl do, A s
Haven: bbls DO bbls sugar TO master.
do, to order.
IoNDoNDERRY Ms. Sch Royal Tar-4o cords
wood, to master.
HERB RIyER MS. Sch AutomatOn-- l24 tons
TJoaN NIB. Sch Mary Jane--so. 900 n lumber
to Miller.
HILLsBORoNB. Brig Sea Bird-2O2 tons coal,
to Kerosene Oil Co. OBJ =
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-09
sPECrAL NoTICHs.

EvERYnopY's DELreHT-The FAMILY DYES Of
Howe & Stevens $50 Broadway, are truly every.
body delight. This quite natural when II s con
sioered that they just what everybody has been
wanung FOR years. For the small SUM OF 70 cents
Inese gentlemen give their patrons . package OF
wnhtever color may be ected, which Ia warranted
" gester tnan any other preparation in the mar
NY: lneir list includes more than thirty colors
ano .nSse N turn may oe multiplied ildefntelys-
tnere = no sort Of fabric WOODEN, silk, cotton.
D9noets, ribbons gloves 30, 60. bat may be used
dyes are 90 popular. iwmays
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-09

The undersigned, after fifteen years successful
practice In the old firm Of Bradford Harmon,
would inform his friends and the public generally,
that he will still give his exclusive attention to
the prosecution of claims Tor Pensions. Bounties,
Arrears Of Pay and Prize Money, and all other
claims arising out ofthe present war for the Union
His facilities for the transaction of this business are
such as to insure promptude and in all mat
ters entrusted to him. HA13A
Late Prize Lists can always be seen at his ofics.
All advice and information free No shoving
claims. Terms low. and no pay required until the
claims are obta nsd. Once, Jose Block IS Exchange
Street. 1s Yro Z.K. HARMON.
Portland, May eff
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-09
MINIATuRE ALMANAC
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Monday,......,... :, M.x q.
8.

'''''''..ss................M May 81
steamer chesapeake, Sherwood New York
port and St John NIB. 0''oA luz @~''
Steamer Regulator, Mower Bangor
Brig Kennebec, (of Portland) Lilly, sierr. Norans
18th ult.
Brig Reaper, tBr) Babin. sagua
Brig Sea Bird, & SRI Edgett, st John Mr.
Sch ROYAL Tar, iBrl o. Brien, Londopderrv NS
Sch Automaton, lBr) Mccullough, Herbert River
Sch Mary Jane, (Brl Price, st John NIB
Sch Vicksburg. Haskell New York.
Sch Citizen, Upton, Boston.
Sch Abby Weld, Hutchins, Boston.
Sch Texas Day, Boston.
Sch Jerusha Baker, Barberick, Boston.
Sch Mariner. Pert, Surry. -
sch Packet. Hopkins, Ellsworth.
sen Utica. 1horndike, Rockiand.
ben Blue Sea, Snow, Harpswell.
sen storm King, Sinnett, Harpswell.
Scn mary Hall, Poland, New York for Bath.
sen Com kearney. Roberts, Calais for New York.
sen ElzaDeth, Perkins Calais for Providenc.
Sioop JAS Madison, johnson. Boston for Harpswell
"a CLEARED
Brig Annandale, Bunker, Cabarien-E Churchill
Brig Stranger. tBr, campOelL Maitland Ns-mas-
Sch Star of the Sea. tBr) Tower. Amherst Ns-rhOs
Sch Mariel. Kaler. waldoboro-master.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
U. S. 7-3O LOAN.

The sale of the first series OF ssoO 100000 of tbs
T-S0 Loan was completed on the 3lst Of March. 1883
The sale Of the second ssriss Of Three Hundred NIL.
lions, payable three years from the 18th day Of June
1866, was begun on the LIST Of April. In the short
space ofTHIErr DAYS. over One Hundred Millions
Of this series have been sO,d-eayipg this day less
than Two Hundred Millions to be disposed of. The
interest Is payable semannuAlly in currency on the
18th Of December and 18th Of June by Coupons at
tachsd to each note. which readily cashed any.
where. 1t amounts to
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-09

Helmbold's Concentrated Extract Bucbu
Is the great Diuret;c.
HKLMBoLD's CONCENTRATES EXTRACT sARsAPA-
-RILLA
aiH 10 the Great Blood Purifier
Both are prepared according to rules of Pharmacy
and Chemistry, and are tie most active that can be
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-09
DIR. p. z. Quimbv

Having concluded not to locate himself permanent
y hereafter in an place. would give notice that
be will returnto his home at BELFAST ON Satur-
day. My 27th, stopping few days in BATH. All
persons having unsettled accounts with him are re.
quested to call ct his oFFIoE and settle the
Letters enclosing stamp addressed to him AZ BEL
FAST, ME-, where he can be committed during the
summer, will be promptly answered. IA est
Portland, May 8. 1855. #
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-09
MARRIED.

In Topsham, May g. at the residence OF the brides
father BY Elder nj Cornell Henry Winslow. Of
Portland, and Miss Rebekah d Rowland.
In Wiscasset, May 2, John Baker, Id, and Mrs
Mary A Colby.
In Stetson, April 81, Marshall II Abbott, of Ban
gor. and Evole. daughter of Hon Lewis Barker, of
Stetson.
In Kittsry. April 10. MvB stimson. ESQ. of Kit.
terry, and Almira Bowden, Of York
In Portsmouth, q, April II, Geo A williams, of
Kittery, and Elizabeth Moulton, Of York.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-09
THE HONEST OLD MEDICINE !!

N. h. Downs Balsamic Elixir for Coughs, Colds
Whooping Cough, and all diseases Of the throat,
chest and lungs
See circulars for certificates from Hon, Paul Dill
linghim, Hon. Bates Turner, late Judge OF the su-
prems Court of Vermont; Dr.. j. B. Woodward,
Surgeon for the Vermont Militia. .c-an
Sold by all dealers in Medicines. John Henry
Waterbury, Vt, Proprietor.
~. mar30dl0w&w1t
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-09

Can be consulted at Mrs DR.. ADAMs' once ga
Congress, corner Pearl St, on all diseases of the
Live, Lungs, Kidneys, Spleen, Heart, Gland, sc,
TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY, the 9th and 10Th of
My Advice free. sE@
wDr. Kelley's genuine Medicihe can only by found
at 2l4 Congress St, Portland Beware of imposition
May Adv
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-09

- The Mobile Daily .Nssos comes to US much
enlarged and improved. 1t speaks well Of the
feeling and prospects Of the ssBay City, By
the way, we are now getting more papers from
the 'sunny South" than we did before the re-
bellion was inaugurated.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-09
RICE BROTHERS,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
90 and II East Water St.

MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN,,
Buy for Eastern account GRAIN, Flour, BERy,
Pork, LARD, HAMS, BUTTER, SEEDS, etc.
The following choice brands of Flour on hand -
BERTsHY's BEST, 8. N. WARREN, .ia7
tt CABINET, EAGLE.
esfs4+s CHAMPION, MCCLELLAN.
Market Reports sent daily or weekly without
charge.
~ Flour and Produce bong ht, stored and insur-
ed at liberal rates. stt mar1Seodly
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-09

BrA daily mail from Foulton to Presque
Isle has been secured under the next contracts,
by the exertions Of Hon. John II. Rice, Repre-
sensitive in Congress from the 4th District.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-09

To PURIFY, ENRIca THE BLOOD, AND BEAUrIrY
the complexion, use HELMBoLD' 8 HIGHLY CoNoEE-
TRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA. One bot
aootion
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-09
A THING OF BEAUTY Is

THING OF BEAUTY Is Jor FOREVER.
Those who desire brllliancy OF complexion, must
purify and enrich the bio ID which HELMBoLD . CON-
OEHTRATED sARsAPARILLA invariably does. Rec
olleect it 10 no patent medicine. Ask Tor Hembolds
Take no other.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-09
! CoLGATE,s HONEY SOAP.

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials
is mild and emollient in its nature, frsgrantly
scented. and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the skin. For Sale By all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. jaH81dIyr.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-09

BEWARE OF CoUNTERBRIrs AND UNPRINoTPLBD
DEALERS endeavoring to dispose Of their own and
other preparations, on the reputation attained by
HKLMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATIONS. i5ss
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-09

QUEEN VIcToRIA's DIADEM lie re-plendent with
precious stones but its royal spendor is transcend
cd by the iuxuriant hair with which Sterlings Am.
brosia crowns the heads of the fair madens Of &c.
iumDia. may9d2w