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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-06
CRISTADORO,s MAIR DYE
DIR. TOBIAS
VENETIAN IMMINENT.

TT Cures Cholera. when first takem in a few hours;
Dysentery in half hour; Toothache in tive minutes
perfectly innocent take internally, aud recon.
mended by the eminent ply scians in the United
States Price, 40 and so cents
ToNAwANpA, Pa, August 9, 1853.
DR. s. l. Tobias New York Dear Sr-I have used
your Venetian .innen with great success, both as an
Internal as well external medicine. In cases oi
Bilious Cello and Cholera Morbus regard II as SOW
erelgu remedy Your Venetian Horse Lniment stands
unrvaed horse lnmeml amongst larriers and boat
men on this canal. WM LEWIS,
Sup't North Branch Canal.
Sold by all Druggists Office, No. So Cortlandt Street,
New York [April 6-m.
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Eproa CnnosicLy-- Dear Siri with your psfrissisn
wish 10 say 10 the readers oi your pnprf thstl viii
send by return nnil, 10 all who wish Vreel hscpr
win Iill directions pr making sud using simple Vegn
table PALM that will enecluay remove " ten days
Punpos Beiches Tan. Frccklet, and all lnpufiiea 81
ihs stin, leaving ihe sasis soft eeHf smoo nno bea"
ufnl
Twill also mail free To those having Ball Heads, or
Bare Faces simple directions and information thh w
enable them 10 start full growth Of luEDr an, Hair
Whiskrrs. or Mousache. in leas than thirty dnys .
All applications answered by return mail without
charge. Respectfully ysnrs a.
TlloS. y. CHAPMAN. Chemist
March Q. SIN. s3i Broadway, New York
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-06

SINGLE BOX OF nRANDRETH'S
PILLS contain more vegetable exlractivs matter
than twenty boxes Of any pills in the world besides;
fifty five hundred physicians them IN their practice
to the exclusion c other purgatves The rst letter OF
their value is yet scarcely appreciated When they are
beer known sudden death and continued sickness will
be of the past Let those who know them speak right
out in their favor. 1t is duty which will save life.
Our race are subject to redundancy OF vtated bile
at this season and is dangerous as tits prevalent
but Brandreh's Pills afford mn invaluable and efficient
protection. BY their occasional use we preven! the
COLLECTION of those impurities which, when in sufficient
qualities cause SO much danger the bodys health
ffey soon cure liver complaint dyspepsia, loss OF mp
petite pain in the head heartburn pain the breasbore,
sudden fainlress and costiveness. Sold by
]. III. WEST CO.
81. Clairsville.
RAnd by all respectable dealers in medicines.
April 6,-lm,
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Mew advertisements.
Notice to .GSSesSorS.

TIME Assessors Of Belmont County. will meet at the
Auditors Office IL st. Clairsville. Tuesday, the
iih day Of Apri Tor he purposs Of receiving the me-
cessary blanks, instructions, &c
April 6..li. ...
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-06

PORTERFIEI ID-FOWIER--On Marcn 9th at the
residence Of the brides father by Rev. Geo Mckee.
Mr.. Aonzo Porte field aid Miss Ada s Fowler, all Of
Belmont Co o.
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Bellaire Property For Sale.

r OTIS numbered sixteen l6l seventeen ~ eighteen
L. us). nineteen tlDl, and twrnt, ~, in Block mum
bered twen,y-hree 23 in the town OF Bellalre-all
fenced in lot, with good board fence. and having
a very comfortable DWELLING HOUSE thereon VIII
be sold at private sale on application at this Office
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-06

-Iv . fsw d.ys there will be splendid as
sortmont Of Groceries, eheaRsHsr aResHrIaWs, tlsa -"
cheapest for sale at
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-06

AN sxcslI.n, lst,st ffom the ss.n reg
,asns ant nav :. found ia saethss column
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION at the usual
place, on Saturday April 9Th, commencing
At Q O dock, A. n. precisely.
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NOTICE.

rINHE Public hereby notified, not to respass on
l. my premises by passing through the field between
my shed and the woods as expect TO cultivate it with
Grapes. The will be put in force against all such
JOHN ROTTMEIR.
April 6, 1855 .2m
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Belmont Common Pleas

DIVORCE.
Mary A Baughman, THE de defendant non reslden.
David Baughmun, that on tie 2ah day of March,
1895 the plaintiff filed her petition IN substance that the
plaintiff and defendant were mar led about eight years
ago in Jefferson Co. State o. and that they iyedo
finally de serted her and now resides IN Armstrong
County, Pennsylvania, The petition prays for d.
vorce Tor three principal extreme cruelty gross
neglect OF duiy and habtunl drunkenness for three
wears last past The defendant Is hereby notified tha
he said case will be for hesrng on the 18th day oil May
5 or some day alter that day during the term oil the
Coun commencing on the 9th OF May, 1865:
]. y. CHARLESWORTH, Clerk.
March 30, ts65-6w
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Taken Up,

ON the premises OF William Girard, on the "Ault-
~ father farm in Richand Township on Monday
March IL 1865, large white bullock, weighing about
1900 Tbs, right ear seoop in left ear ane wide
horns.
The owner will call for him prove property, pay
charges, and take him away; or he VIII be sold
WILLIAM GlRARD.
April O, 1e65-3ws.
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Miss Priscilla p. Alexander
DR.. William Estep,

OPERATING Surgeon, having retired from Military
required on the human body. Such TrephIning the
skull in compression Of the brain, from any cause re-
quiiing such operations, ampuation OF upper or lower
Of Shafts OF Bones Straghien Cross Eyes, Club Feet,
remove Cataract remedy determines OF the Eye Lids
In.ert ui6cial Eyes, made from msteria on an
nprove ed principle The Insertion causing pain, and
will have The and beauty OF the natural eye,
Exurpales enlarged tonsils in two seconds Operate
on Hair Lin and oiher defornifles OF the mouth. Re-
move all tnmors (not malgnann. Unsightly mole OF
The face removed without leaving a scar.
All one rauons performed without pain.
Louisville, Ohio April 6.-2ms ..-.---
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wnrsHgRs :! Those wishing fne sci of whskcrs,
nice noustache. or beautiful head Of glossy bnir'
will please read the card Of Thos. r. Chnpmah IN an
other narl Of Ilms phncr. lmrO.3n
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-06

At Fort Fisher was scarcely greater faurs than is
daily made by OF the advertised hair dyes nor
WIS
TERRY AND PORTER'S VICTORY
More complete, perfect and glorious, than the conquest
achieved by
CRISTADORO'S EAIR DYE
Over gray. red and sandy heads OF hair The obnoI-
ious hue is wiped out in five minutes and magnificent
brown or black, glossy and naural, takes s place -
Manufactured byJ. CRlSrADORO, No. Astor Mouse
New York. Sold by Druggists Applied by all Hair
Dressers [April 6-im.
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WIN. ASKEW g. CO;
Executors Notice.
Belmont Common Pleas.

NOTICE..
Thomas Day, Plaintiff T'IIB defendants BENJAMIN i II
r. simpson anu Lewis II;
Rachel II. simpson, Gratigny, are hereby notified
and others defendants that oil the 18th day Of March,
A n 1855 the plaintiff field petition m said Court,
against them and Others praying the Court direct the
heirs OF William p Simpson, decd, 10 execute quit
claim deeds the plaintiff Tor their interest IN the prem
ises described and er other proper relief OIL
the ground that said premises were purchased by said
plaintiff and said decedent in partnership, that said Day
paid or has assumed 10 pay all the purchased money
therefor and all the taxes and fer all the repairs thereon
and III the amount by him expended are far beyond
as folows situate in York Township in said County,
and Oh the Ohio river and running from the home farm
OF he plaintiff the South about l-2 miles up me
river 10 the lands OF Horado McLane and Joseph NC
Lanes heirs on the North, and containing IN the ag-
eregae uboun 1876 f2 and particularly described
IN said peNton Unless said defendants appear and
answer or demur said petition by May H. leOo sa
| pe,itlon will be taken confessed by them
j. F. CHARLESWOkfH, Clerk.
BIS ID. d. r. CowEN, Atys. for Pin
Murch IL. 1S656w
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attachment Notice.

aHttNChMGME VVOL1Ce.
p. Shaver & Co, Plaintiffs.
John II. Bunedidgc Defendant
DEFORE A. w. Anderson ]. p. of Pultney Town
ID ship, Belmont County, Ohio, oil the 18th day of
March A. D. 1895 said Justice issued order OF At
tao hment in the above action for the Of eighty
three dollars ! costs of suit.
April 6-3t. p. SHAVER q Co.
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T ARD OIL i0r sale rfgeF RINKERs
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-06

Executors Sale Of Real
Estate.
TN pursuance Of an order of the Probate Court,
L will efsr public sale, the premises at o.
clock p NJ, on
THURSDAY, May 18th, 1895,
the following Real Estate, situated in Belmont County
Ia the state of Chic, and in the Stsubenvilc Land
District and being thu North part Of the South East
quarter OF Section No Ell, in Township No. l0, ei
Range No s, containing hund ed acres, and being
tho entire tract of land, which Achilles d. Johnson
died seized Of
GEORGE n. HEBERLING,
Executor OF Achilles D. Johnson, deed.
April 8, 1865 -4w.
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$500 Reward.

LOST $1,000 oil the 2sh of March, 1865, the road
l. between John Aickisson's near Centervie, and
Janes Kinney s,-one 500 bill tive 500 bills, and the
balance III bills ranging from 70 TO so .
If the finder will return il to me, w II make him
present of 5000 CHARLES r. WILSON,
April 6-3w Centervie demos p. o. Bel. Co., d,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BUTLER'S FIASCO

cely a greater failure than is
advertised hair dyes ; nor
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-29

On yesterday, but little of interest was
transacted. The Senate adopted the re-
port of the Special Committee appointed
under Mr.. Haskell's resolution, to inquire
whether moro suitable place can be pro-
cured for the meeting Of the General As
sembly. The committee recommend the
Societies Rooms in the College Campus;
and it was resolved that, on and after Mon
day, the Assembly will convene there.
We hope this is Indicative that the Legis-
lature intends to continue the present
called session until the period fixed by the
Constitution for the regular session-the
fourth Monday in November. If they work
faithfully until that time, the regular ses-
sion may be q very short one-enabling
the members to reach home early in De-
cember. Public as well as private consi-
derations should induce the Senators and
members to continue the present session.
The constitutional Governor elect can then
be qualified and all the Acts duly ratified,
in accordance with tho Constitution.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-29
COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL CoTroN MARKET, October 10
The Brokers Circular reports: The sales of
the week foot up liz, 200 bales, including
81, 900 to spectators, and IL. 600 bales to
exporters. The market opened firm, with
an advancing tendency, but subsequently
became fiat, and closed with an advance Of
only cd. on American, and 391d. on India
and other descriptions. The quotations
are as follows:
Fair. MidGui,,g.
New Orleans. ....... 263d. 24ld
Mobiles. ......,.... 2444d.
UplandS .26 d. 243d.
LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-The appear
isfactory, and the demand was quite mo-
derate. The hope prevailed that the value
of money had reached its highest point in
touching u cent. Under this impression
the stock markets were recovering from
their late depression.
CHARLESTON, October 27.-Gotton still
continues to come to market in small
supply, and the receipts for the past week
amount to 16 bales Of Sea Island, and 2, sos
bales of upland cotton. The operations of
the week have been very limited, and soon
after our last report was published de-
cline commenced, and the market has
fallen from our highest quotation about
six (6) cents per pound; but the market
yesterday was steady, and the article may
be reported firm. Prices are somewhat ir-
regular, but the small sales that have taken
place would indicate about the following
quotations: Ordinary to low middling, 45@
40; middling, 50@52; strict to good mid
ding, 53054.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-29

not now turn against her. The entire
liberty OF his movements from restraint
and molestation by the United States au-
thorities, shows the rectitude Of his con-
duct az.a TIE .-:..s. 7srosel III his character
by President johnson. AS to the bittor
feeling said to be az ainst him at the North,
we totally deny its existence, and in sup
port cite from the New York Times, Of Sep
tember 80, the following words of that
journal, when animadverting upon Mr..
Aldrich's resolutions in the Convent on:
"And Ex-Governor Pickens, calmly remark
ing that it did not become the people Of
South Carolina to bluster now,' moved to
lay the resolutions on the table, which was
promptly carried. II the action Of the
Convention throughout is characterized by
this spirit, the country will have no reason
to complain" This stands in strong con-
trast with the apprehension we have made
the subject OF this article.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-29

Attention is invited to the insurance
card of Mr.. Nichols, in another column.
He is agent for number Of first-class fire
and life companies. 1t will be seen that
risks are taken on cotton in trdnsitI.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-29

JUST TPUBLIsHED.-Thc Sack and Destruc-
tion Of the City Of Columbia, originally
published in the Columbia PhGnir.
pamphlet edition Of the above has just
been issued and is for sale at this Office
price 81 copy.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-29
Local Items.

RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-We are requested to
state that there will be service in the Bap-
tist Church, this morning, at 1O4 o'clock.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-29

ENsHRouDED PREJuDIcEs REMovED.-We
have been requested to state that 81. N"
tho philosopher, orator and satirist," as
he is termed, is now in Columbia, and pro-
poses to address the citizens of this place,
on Wednesday evening next, upon the
ory Of his own, that s'each belligerent
party was right, when viewed from its re-
spective stand-points."
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-29
IS, 90, 600.

Risks taken on Cotton or Merchandise in
transitu from any point to any point on
reasonable terms.
ALL LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED.
Office at Mr.. HussunS's house, corner of
Assembly and Washington streets, Colum-
bla, >. q. Aug Is tom
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-29
FIRE And LIFE INSURANCE.
II. E. NICHOLS. Agent.

II. E. NICHOLS, Agent,
EOR the following FIRST CLASS CON-
L. PANIES.
The '.Underwriter's Agency" the Inter
nental," the Security" the 'sHome," the
Columbia the Washington" the ''Ful-
ton the "Croton," all of the city of New
York; the putnam" and the ''New Eng
land" of Hartford, Conn; the Home
of New Haven. Conn; the ''Home" and
the Southern Insurance and Trust Com
of Virginia, and the "Gulf State Of Flo
rida. Also, the s'Globe Life Insurance
Company" OF New York; the New England
Mutual" of Boston; the ''North Carolina
Mutual of Raleigh, and the Accidental"
all kinds. The whole possessing an aggre-
gate capital Of over
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-29


N1cKERsoN's HoTEL.-The admirable style
in which this hotel is kept, under very dis
advantageous circumstances, elicits the
warmest appreciation of all who visit it, or
who make it their temporary home. MIR.
Nickerson himself, and his efficient aids
Mr. Hamilton and Mr.. McKee-spare no
pains to make their guests comfortable.
The table is most abundantly supplied, the
corps of servants weu-disciplined and oblig-
ing, and in every department the expe-
rienced and watchful eye of the proprietor
render Nickerson's Hotel one of the best in
the country. We have heard friends, ira
velers and temporary sojourners so express
themselves, and our knowledge of its ex-
cellent management, warrants us in en-
dorsing their high encomiums.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Is call
ed to the following advertisements, which
are published for the first time this morn
ing:
James Farrow-Card to Voters.
S. c. r. R.-Shipmcnt of Furniture.
American Land Company and Agency.
Jas. Wood Davidson Classical School
Gen. Ames-General Orders No. 23
Jacob Levin-Tract of Land.
Coffin & Ravenel-Cheap Goods.
H. f. Nichols-Fire and Life Insurance.
J. H. Notwithstanding Tobacco.
L. c. Clarke-New Goods.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-08

RELIGIOUS a PERSECUTION IN EAST
TENNEssEE.-The Constitution of the
United States guarantees to all men to
worship God according to the dictates OF
their own conscience. But it appears that
no respect is paid TO this provision of that
document in East Tennessee, where it Is
openly and shamefully violated. Members
and ministers Of the Southern Methodist
Church are the peculiar objects of vindic-
tive annd cruel persecution there. They
are deprived Of their houses of worship,
and threatened with violence if they at
tempt to hold religious service in certain
places. We have just heard in an authen.
tic manner, of i1ost devilish outrage
committed on all estimable minisler Of
that denomination at or near the town OF
Athens. For attempting 10 exercise the.
functions of his high and holy office, he
WAS mobbed and ridden on rail ! The
uame of this prosecuted minister Of God
is Rev. Jacob Brilliant, member of the
Holston Conference, and was recently sent
10 Athens by Bishop Early. The Bishop
vouches for him as being a good man
and worthy minister. This is the treat
mous to which he is subjected because,
like hosts of other good men, he adhered
TO the Southern cause during the war.
Will nothing be done 10 restore the
reign of order and justice to that distract
cd country? VIII not President Jvhn-
son see that The same rights aul imu!uni.
ties are guaranteed 10 Southern people
there that they arc permitted TO enjoy e,se
where? Nothing can be. expected OF
Brownlow but an aggravation of the evils.
-Lynch6arg Virginian.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-08

Walls of private or public Buildings, inside
or out, Painted, Colorcd or Whitened in n neat
manner, ut very low prices. fer produce, such
as Flour. Corn. Wheat. Molasses. Peas, &c.
Orders left ut the Eannef or Press Office,
will meet with prompt attention, or at his
Work Shop opposite tile Jail.
He would say to persons living in t he conn
try, who may wish their Carriages or Buggie.
paiuted. that if they prefer It, he will wait on
them ut their residences, and do any work for
them they desire.
Nov. 3, 1865, 29-2m
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-08

A midshipman asked priest 10 tell him
tho difference tetween priest and a jack
ass. The priest gave it up. zone wears
a cross on his back, and the other on bis
breast" said the midshipman. "Now, said
the priest, atell me the difference between
a midshipman aud jackass." The mid
shipnsn gave it up;, and asked what it was.
The priest said he did not know of -any.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-08


TRuTH.-Truth is the foundation of yir.
tue. An habitual regard for it is abso.
lutely necessary. He who walks by the
light of it has the advantage of. the mid.
day sun he who would spurn it goes
forth amid clouds and darkness. There is
no way in which man strengthens his
own judgment, and acquires respect IN
society 50 surely, as by scrupulous re :
gard to truth. The course Of such an in .
dividual is right and straight on. He is
no ehangeling, saying;one thing to-day and
another tomorrow. Truth to him is like
q mountain landmark 10 the pilot; he fix.
es his eye upon q point that does not move
and :hessnters The ;Harbor in safsty. On
The contrary, one who despises truth and
'ovss'hlsshood is Ike a pilot who takes a
pasos 'of drih wood for his landmark,
which ehaugss With every changing wave.
On thishs: :fixes his attention, and being
inssnaibly sedfrom his >coursa, ,s,,,kss nm. =
on soms hidden reel, and sinks to rise q,
more. Thus truth brings -sueces.; false.
hood results'io ruin and cobtempt.-Dp,
CHANa1NG.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-08
ARTEMUS WARD.

A fellow on the race-courso waa stagger
ing about with moro liquor than lie could
carry. "IIalio what is the. matter now?"
said chap, whom the inebriated individual
had just run against.
"Why-hic- why, the fact rs, lot Of
my friends have been betting liquor on the
race to-day, and they have got me to hold
tie stakes"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-08
Artemus Wards Autobiography.
BY HIMSELF.

|
NJ York, NEAR FIFTH AvENoo HOTEL,
Org. 31ct.
DR.. SIR Yrs, into which you ask me
to send you sum leadin incidents of my
life so you can write my bogirfiy for the
papers, came dooly to hand. 1 have no
doubt that a article onto my life, gramat.
tycaliy jerked and properly punctooated,
would be addition to the choise lleratoor
of the day.
4 4
! was born in the State of Maine, of
parents. As infant, I attracted a great
deal of attention. The nabers would stand
over my cradle for hours; and say, "How
brite tha: little face looks. How much he
- The young ladies would carry
me round in tharo 'arms, saying I was
"muzzer's bezzy darlin, and sweety seety
title ting" It was nice, though I wasn't
old enuf to appreciate it. I'm hoa ltly
old darGn now.
1 have allus sustained good moral kar.
actcr, was never railroad director in nv
life,
Altho in early life did not invariably
eontiue myself to truth in my small b,li
| have bin gradooly grown respectabler
and respectab'er every year. I luv my
children, and never mistake another mans
wife for my own. I am not member Of
any meetin house, but I firmly believe in
meetiu houses, and shouldn't feel safe to
take dose of laudnum, and lay down in
the street Of u village that hadn't any,
with q thousand dollars in my vest pock-
ct.
My temperament is bilious, altho I don't
owe dollar in the world.
4 am early riser. My wife. is a Pres
byterian. l may add that I am also bald
hedded.. I keep two COWS.
) ! live in Baldinsville, tndiapy, My next
door naber is old Steve BilIi6s. lie tell
you little story about old Steve that will
make you larf He jined the church last
spring, and the minister said, ''You must
go home now, brother Billins, and erect
family altar in your house." whereupon the
egrejis old cuss went home and bilt reg.
lar pulpit in his se'tin room. He had the
Jiners in his house every four days.
am, SO (s6) years of age. Time with
his relentless scythe, is ever bizsy. He
gathers 'em in-ho gathers 'em in. keep
a pig this year.
don't think of enpything more, Mr.
Editir.
II you should give my portrait in con-
nection with my biogfry, please have me
engraved ia languishing attytood, lean
ing on q marble pillar-lcaving in my back
hair as it is now. Trooly yours,