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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-02
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, g..

YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, 81.
Tor sALE-THE CELEBRATED SCHOONER YACHT
HENRIETTA 2O tons burden, old measurement winner Of
The erca, yacht TO Cowe, England In 1865 In
which she made the extraordinary run Of $50 In "a
hours and several other The Henrietta has
been On cruise the West indies but has to New
Ych While on her voyage from Key West to Charleston
she made run OF $50 miles tweriy.sour hours, during
rough weather showing that has lost OF her speed
The Henrietta . commodous saloon, handsomely ntted
,p with large staeroom the staboard SIDE three other
nsicrooms and two saterooms forward for onccr The
sstn furniture kitchen utensils &c. are In complete order
the vessel viii be pr. readiness TO 60 to sea mme
siaely The Henrietta win compare favorably, for speed
and seaeong qualities, with any zach, In this country or
England. For particulars address }. ANDERSON herAa
sncs, New York.
FOR sALE-TnE NEW STEAM STERN WHEEL FLAT.
poat IL Bolton She is 100 feet long 20 beam ~ deep,
swo engines, - horse each, locomotive boler mas
~ nine miles, burns ut little coal and carries ABOUT
creeks trade thc has a successful peach from
kcnt county, Md and adapted the ch grain wood.
bnSi =. .oa 1rade Apply ~ BOWEN A. MERCER, No.
Exchange place, Baltimore.
STEhM YACHT FOR sALE.--A FINE MODELLED
cylinder well found and rnnins order for sale
cheap she hvcry economical In the item OF fuel Address
Dolphin, New York Herald nce. = $500
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A T BARKER L HAMLIN'S CITY AUCTION MART,
n MAJOR G. W. BARKER, AUCTlONEER,
corner Broadway and Tbiry-ninth street,
REGULAR AUCTION SALES

EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Genenens private Establishments disposed Of public
and private sale TO the best advantage and general
men OF Horses Carriages Busges Horse Clothing, Haers,
WHIPS &c to suit the needs OF all classes OF purchasers
stanly on hand Orders promptly executed
Twenty hours allowed for trial every horse sold
der warranted.
Good sabng for horses public private sale The only
mart In the city having driving ring for showing horses
sale. Carriages, Bugaes. &C.. taken on storage
Liberal made everything In the horse line.
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NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
IN Southern Line
The steamship LoDoNA, Hoyey, win leave pier q RAse
river Saturday, December.
Freight st. Louis Mobile ana Galveston taken at thros1
FOR freight passage having superior accommodates
applyto - -
The DE SOTO will follow from pier 81 North river.
LIVINGSTON, FOX 4 CO
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VELVET BONNETS-ELE0ANT BONNETS, LADIES
Velvet Hats Velvet by the yard, for suits Feathers
Furs and Fnrs repaired. L. BINNs' Millinery largest il
the world, b77 Broadway.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-30

WHITE PNE.--A short time ago there were men in this community who talked se- riously of going to White Pine, but they not having yet gone, and we not having heard any thing more from them on the subject. it IS fair to presume that they have given up all idea of going to that muchly exalted re- zion. This is well no body need wish for a richer mineral region than we have in this vicinity, for, if they do, their wishes will never be realized. At White Pine there may be punches and surface deposits of very rich ore, but judging from the faircst accounts written Of it, We cannot believe that any true veins have yet been. found By this time. these punches have all been located, and we think it would be supreme folly for Arizoni. ans to rush there furiously, with the hope that they might find something very rich, and sell that something for big price Let those Who talked of going-one of whom has found and owns in better lodges, here, than there is m White Pine-stay right here little while longer, and they will have the reward due them for their tolls and priyations in the country. Now, when day is breaking upon Central Arizona, is the wrong time to leave it. Lest people should think we were not speaking by the card with reference to White Pine we append the following from White Pine correspondent of tho Nevada tCalifor. nia) Gazette:
 = meet acqaalntances dnily from Nevada county on their way Co White Pine. It tismy impression that there will le more men bilked in going 10 White Pine than any of tho ex. citements for years. I think, from what i can learn, that there h just enough rich rock there to draw much larger emigration from California and the Western States than can Ind any good claim. or anything to do."
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-30

MINING MATTERs.-Mr Borger has com pleted his working tests of the Sterling mine, and prOfesses himself well satisfied with re. suits obtained by him. He has proven that the ores of the Sterling can be worked suc- cessfully by chlorinatioh that they are rich enough to pay exceedingly well, and, also, that the Sterling is mine 4 contract for tuunelling fifty feet more into the mine has been let.
 The Eureka mill, Walkers District, was running upon Plymouth and Box Elder rock when Jas. Grant left the creek, Wednesday last, and from the looks of the plates, batte- ", etc, the rock was paying.
 At Black Canyon, Big Bug, Lower Lynx Greek, the Placeritas and on the Upper Has sayampa, the placer miners are working away, and doing well. Dr. Alsap found no diificul- ty in getting to the canyon with his goods. The same day he arrived there be saw one company of three men clean up after days run, and the gold caught by them weighed S27O
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-30
From Camp Goodwin.

An occasional correspondent of the MINER, who is now at Camp Goodwin, Pima county, writes, under date of December 2S 1868, as follows:
 "I hope the Apaches are not disturbing you as much as heretofore At present there are one thousand of them here, and more are looked for soon, with Ca-Cheis who is ex- pected here. One good result of these Indian visits to this camp, is that the Indians con- tract diseases during their stay here that car " off hundreds of them afterwards they say they have lost 900 Indians during the last nine months. Should they keep on dy- ing at this rate, it will pay to feed them here, but their worshippers must not be made ac- Quainted with this fact, for fear they would get healthier place for the savages--a thing they will not do for the soldiers. A pros pecting party has just returned from the San Carlos, where, they say, gold exists in paying quantities. Recruits for the com panies of the 32d Infantry stationed at this camp are looked for tomorrow. The last scouting party from New Mexico that called here took some horses from Ca-Cheis, but be soon, thereafter, got even, by taking the hor- ses of Mexican traders who were in his camp. Mexicans, from the Rio Grande, keep mp reg ular trade with the Apaches. A Mexican woman was, short time ago, purchased from the savages II was one of a party that re gently went up and down the Gila, some 70 miles, cn an exploring expedition The In. dians report game Of all kinds plenty. The weather is lovely"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-30

MoHAvE CoUETr.-Private letters from HardyyiIle and Mohave City inform us that Professor Hodge, of Boston, was examining the mines of our sister county Should the Professor report Ayorably, Eastern capitalists will invest Capt. Atchison, one of the Supervisors has gone East, Mr. Wm. IT, liar dy has been appointed in his place The boiler belonging 10 the mill of the Mitchell company, exploded, recently.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-30

MuL MATTERS We have seen a letter from Postmaster George J. Clark, of Les Angeles, 10 Postmaster Barnard, Of Prescott, which states that owing to heavy rains north Of Los Angeles, mails arrived at that point with great irregtlarity . The last mail brought here by Mir Grants riders, was a very large one .. While speaking of malls We might as we'll mention that Washington correspondent of the Boston T'ransilsr charges the brother of Col. Poston with drAFing Ss0,0oo year from the Department for mail service upon Some route in Arizona, upon which service has not been performed. We suppose that this must be the route from Prescott to Albuquerque, New Mexico, and if the report that Poston has received pay for carrying mails over this route be true 6s whole thing Is a swihdle. After having suf. fered, begged and implored for mail service upon this route, it would be grinding upon tbe citizens of New Mexico and Northern Arizona should the charges made by this cor respondent be true. Gov Mccormick $ name is mixed up in the affair.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-30

EASTERN DIVISION RAILRoAD.- Much in- terest is manifested by the people of the East regarding ihe speedy completion of this rail. road, and judging from late Washington hews. Congress will aid the company to extend'the road to the Pacific. The able article on the outside of to days MrsER, from the Cincin- natl ConlTsreial, was handed to us by Capt. J r. Hargrave, Of this place, to whom it was cent by friend in the East. It treats the matter honestly and inteiligently.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-30

WEArHER.--We had almost commenced to despair of getting our regular allowance of snow tbis winter, and were getting in ill hnnor with the clerk of the weather, when, on Wednesday morning, our eyes were gladdened at beholding the ground covered with snow, and the flakes still descending. It did not continue to snow long however and again we despaired, but the clouds gath cred strength and occasionally sent down spatters of hail. Finally, peals of thunder were heard, forked lightning flashed, and the clouds sent down their silvery drops thick and fast, until some four inches of snow GOV cred the ground, when it turned of clear and put sn end to the storm. It commenced showing again about noon on Friday.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-30

FORT "HiTPLE DRAaAffc ASSOCIATION Those Of our citizens who have spare dollar. eaiinet spend 1t in more satisfactory man ner than by investing it in theatre ticket for next performance. which, we are ss. sared, will be A good one. The company is made up of the best actors belonging to the garrison,and are determined to do their utmost to please and entertain the ladies and gentle, men of Prescott by acting well their parts, preserving good order and eschewing vulgar ity.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-30

FROM Tucsos.- A private letter from Tue son informs us that Judge Backus has decided. in hecafirey rs. oury, that Mir MeCaafey holds no such office as that of Attorney Gen eral. Oh! dear. What will Richard say2
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-30

IhE San Francisco Mining and ScsatiSe Frey catered upon it's 18th yolame. January ist' 1869. We need scaroely tell our readers that II $ the best mining and scientific raper published on she continent.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-30

Posssosrp.- Manager Bryant, by request of several ladies and gentlemen vr Prescott and Fort Whippls. has concluded to postpone ue performance which was to have taken piaeo at the Prescott Theatre, this evening until "Wednesday evening next. VIZ
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-30

Tag President, by proclamation, has grant ed f''ll pal'don to all persons directly or in- directly engaged on the losing si& in the late war ot' the sections
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-30

inR San Frahcisco 0cetIent, the organ of tho prcsbytefians of this Coast, has entered upon its second year. Itis good family
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-30

HELEN WEsrkRs, an actress of consider able .' rsnown, died at Washington, short
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-30

.-Tns Hothsehild who died recently; in sfaace, left an estate worth sloo, 900 900.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-30

San franeisco AEeney.-THoNAs BoYCF is the only authorized agent Ar the MNEa la Ban franeisoo orders len ai hs ofoe No. 70 tsccond Tor Merchants Bxehsnge, California street. below Montgomery win be promptly attended b.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-12-31
Tho State of South Carolina.
ABBEFILLE; COUNTY,

Tho State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE COUNTY,;
In the Court Of Probate. .'1'..''
job" G. Seal, and Elizabeth has au;ts, and
Statira Waller. '1.
Nancy Waller, Porthea 4. Waller
and others ..,.,.
Petition to sell land in Partition 80.
L appearing 10 my. satisfaction that.
L Pa,thena A. Waller (widow) and Su.
san Ann, Willie S'n:ira. Mary Elizabeth,
Mcdonald, and Gulford l.. Children Wal.
ier, deceased, reside beyond the limits. Of
this State TO w') in the Sta of Florida.
On motion Of Perrin and Cothran peti,
'inners for Solicitors. It is ordered tha.
the said defendants do appear in m, Office
at Abbevil'e court House, within forty
days from publication hereof or the said
petition will be taken pro contesso and the
Court will proceed to make 6ual decree
therein. 90 '-'> :
WILLIAM HILL" '''
j. p: A. G..
Nov. 26, 1869, 31-6t goI Il
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE,

DY order Of the Court Of Probate for
ID Abhrville County, l will sell BY
Pu'lic Auction, on Sale Day in January,
next, the
Real Estate of Nathaniel Cobb.
deceased,
Consisting Of tract of land in said Coun
ty, containing THREE HUNDRED
ACRES, more or less, lying on Johns and
J"hnsons creeks. anil bounded by lands oi
B. Y. Martin, Samuel Lomax and others
This tract may he said in two parcels.
And also HOUSE AND LOT-the
lot contains four ncres. more or less, and
The House is comfortable building si,ua
ta,; in the corporation Of The town oi
AbbevIlle, on The, Cambridge Road, ad-
joining the lots Of John Harbersop and
G~o'ge Sy'an.
Terms.-Twelve months credit, inter
est trou date. Bond aud security, With ,
o'ortgags, of ths premises, and The costs t,
be paid III cash.. Z -.
."+."'.f". II. 8. CASON,
Hr~ S.rA. C.
Dec. 4, 1860, s3-3t.
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.r4gm or FASHION |
Falk and Winter. 1s69-Specialtiesv
pr1 Goods sand SMillinery.Cs u

MEsshs. FowLLH 4 McDoNALp arc
now better prepared to show the La
dieS Of NbbeMlc Distfiet IA hhndsoiSj
stock Of Dry Goods than .cvoiAbeforo
The I.NlisSars especially United L
examine their stock before buying
They will always strive to keep good,
suited TO the taste Of the Ladies' o
our District. In the Dress Goods dc
pattneht thoyt fhyve sbeautia,IslPlshi
striped anu plaisf ItdIins, bIhhss
Empress Cloths, Mcps, f'hlhiols
Silks, ctc::,S Black 'Alpacas: AOprf;
Flannel, DcBagcs aud Silks. They
have afnll stock Of House FURNISHING
Goods in Blankets, Counterpancsll
Sheetings. Towclings, Curtain Mate
rials, Shades, Table Damaslzs, Diapers,
Long Cloths, Napkins. DoyIas, Lin.
ems, CarpctinSs, and Wall Papcrihg.
Also, Hosiery, Gloves, Braids, Tapes,
Hankcrchicfs and everything in
White Goods. ~ >,
In tho Gentiemc.,'s Fdrnishiae, De-
partment they have q, splendid line
Of Cloths, Cassimcrcs, ,CorIuroys,
Jems, - Kerscys, Shawls, Collars:
Cuffs, Cravats, Hose, Suspcndcrs.
Shirt ~Fronts, Gloves, Shirts, and
Drawers. esi ::
Abbcvillc can boast Of as fine Il
Millinery House rs any in in the
State of South Carolina-in fact, as
tinoNas any i'll any city, North: or
South. The stock will compare with
any Retail House in Charleston, Bal
timorc or New York. The Lalcs
can have no plea for sending of for
their millinery any longer, for Mr<Sr$.
Fowler Il Mcdonald can show rs prct
ty goods, as fine goods, as stylish
goods us can be found in Baltimore
or New York. And, besides, they
can prove their prices to be from 25
to so per cent. lowcr than city prices
They have every style OF lat and
Bonnet that is out. Should any new
and novel style make its appearance
in New York. they have arrange
ments BY which to Sc: it Immediately.
hence there is no necessity for the L;.-
dies OF. Abbevillc to pay city prices,
when they can do better at home.
Mrs. Sassard has had experience,
both in Europe and America. and We
1l'%k' d%l: h has the eontiIcncs of every
Lady OF taste in Abhcvillc. She is
assisted assn, ey Mrs' mo. A. Wi'r whose
soo" :"s'e ana sNlll IN TINS Depart,
me"t rs wen known 70 the Ladies of
IA noue','.e' .''n VIII Always be pleased
70 see her lrlen"s at the Emporium Of;
% o. rasnI"h. s!;,, Mrs. SasSar' and Mrs. !
GeS;ss; j$*s!s !ss :S'Is s:Isrs !: S""H Hr'ai '"f
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d D{VYs Store atlfA Abbeville Court House =
New, Firm of Parker & Lee,
> ~~'.!s SUCCESSORS TO PARKER & THomsoN)

HHhd1A THOMSON having sold, LEE his interes
nv III the Drug etore lately conducted uuer tho
the will be Of
ce ~ close attso business they hope liberal pa
efficient OF Mn H. n. WHITE addition customers NAV
expect to fn! one of the Firm always present. '
DIR. E. PARKER, DR. JJ1EE
December 10 1869, -
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sSHEbF SALES

lD4 virtue oesandry ySwls,s otfaierHt-ffa
ID cias to me directed will sell ON th,
R,fst1i@dae in 1annary .spex. II, \ LbsviIl,
Court House wrStiGthe iegsf Lou,s Of sal,
fshe i"lt0Eipg ,pgppyrty to, VII; ,xs
r 1856 acfes @bf Mnd, more Hoir] less, aAibfh
ing lsnds of r.. DuBose. the Estate Of J
EDuB4sF and others, Il s. .u(
Also, 70 acres, moro or less, adjoining
lands Of w. H. Parker, j. T., Calhoun ana,
lass.stsr . 'eR'sd oa-as. the pr"pe'iy-af. i, y.
Calhoun ads. Mary G. McC.w.
I|so<sA ke'bs,esder of ;lsss Coass dsEoui;v,
a@o SLptsSasua,. via aadsbrisg II, ,L-
Village Of Greenwood Il AGbevifle Coun-
~: Lpt No. continuing 8 acres, more or
less, bounded hy Byrd Street, lands now or
a!Giy y belonging !e James B'iIey, James
ipa I5i acres, S,non Sd siess1 uifard 81
iB tdSlreel, lands, ,Ias a. late bella ban i
to l.. d. Mrr,inan, James A. Bailey aud
others. Tie property oi B. Mccall, Decd.
i Also, 2l0O acres Of land, ruore or less
adjoining lands Of w. A.. Crusi.r, l.. b.
Muaagne anu Others, lsyieI on as the pr. y.
erty vi Phares Martin ads. Thomas Thoun
son. ....t
Aeo, 2sS acres, more or less. ut The
risk Of the lor,ner purchaser, and ndj,ln-
'ng lands OF Samuel Graham, John Vance
aud others, levied upon rs the property OF
john ID. Adams ads. khadJah q. Wuat-
ley.
Also, one house and lot in the village Of
Cokcshnry, c"nlaiEing 4 acres, more or less
and a!jo!ung the Methodist pa,s mage and
lots now or lately belonging ty NJ. Strauss,
Levied upon as :hs property of Laura
blackwell! ads. Charles Smith,
Also, bale cotton. levied upon az the
property OF Ja"es May,Il ads. Il. W..
llad'!on and }. II Ilmldun.
AiSo at The re !rnce Of ID. NJ. Ward
law. on Tuesday alter Sale Day, ID Jan
"hou: 25 bushels corn, lis lbs. cotton il,
The seed, and s''ns k"uyhuvs<, (;,ea. vines
shucks dc. } levied OH as the property OF
SyllH Rapic> ads u. NJ. Wardlaw, unde,
agricultural Len
TERMS CASH.
HENRY S CASON,
o''"rlit Office. :. A. g.,
Dee. l3h 1860 34-s.
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THE I1INKLEY:.> :. ; !. !
FAMILY
KNITTING Z MIAalhlbiIr Al n !
e,1.t ffcT rnn.El ..IK

TN'E introduction df tiiisyre.t labor snviny
IT,. st~ing si."hf1. j slSSiyS1 surely @ we. h.-
coming as necessary to the family. .circIs as a py
other earthly po<seeei"n, aud the time viii
come when lhA head -Of, p faw.ly yLo. dues not
furnish yHan Hbles that eye point u needle,
will be sen, &C the Luua,ic Asylum. Who
would d.mand that his wife or daughter
should stitch. stitch, all the live long dnv,
when there 10 an instrument that does he
same work in an houri Iu eight hours w.. rk
seven saved! What TO do with themi Nv
people will get lazy, says Que. When peonIe
have Dsihiug TO do they 20 st .soHetnip,
wrong. says another. Is that n iac,! We do
not believe that ell: direclrd 1nin,l will de-
generate under ordinary isfrences Brstow
one OF the hours upon the gard-n anu twill
improve the health il not The cnniripxion ::
ssva one tor attention to chickens duck., lur.
Keys DO add a pet pig 10 that lot exh,i il,
them at the next Fair; let one be spent uron
tbs or mal tha, FURNISHES you ITS supply OF
mix and butter; include a few pi..rp, They
will repay Your Kindness W, h greet W: rm,h Of
ffeting. But that 10 accompanied by uhat-u
di'sgreeable necessity knit. knit, knn! j.
screw up your eyes. and .ount The stitches
Count the rowsI The baby cries. and Won
fprge,: connt again. All M, if wss cnIv %
through this knitting how happy wonld he.
Cross and sour until the knitting is over.
Fond memory and every piece Of bright wire
keeps up the fretful state until the darnne
epidemic comes on and # you do not darn th-rI :
you must be good. How 10 prevent all this
We will tell you in lew words BUY A
HfSktEY FANNY KNITf'ER. ,.Giys j. ct
hour. Twill knit eselyt6ihg that ever ba
been knit. and whom youget acquainted j
WIN nnras fnany more. rSee.tbe inacbins AM
you will sss that j. eau perform its promise
Devote the remaining Lonr to moral and men
tai instrpcDon, Tear out lie rIarnt' aud p,i
in 'Pieeo' from the 'khitrr, and If sati-fncIio
does not reign in the bosom of your fahI'I
rain again. e;.il.ilidi iscd t,si achiue in ONE
ration o" Sale Day in December a, ALbsv.lI
VTrc23Ia QIOH32CDl
JAS. ", .,,T THOMAS, TlI0! a IA
NJ, ns,"yIao j. ,ses % ,..W q Agent.
Ha>T .cf ro,;fr..g.I
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State Of South Carolina,
IBBEFILLE JNTY.

SoNSS Va SOuG14 SdIOlluds
ABBEFILLE COJNTY.
In Probate Courk-Citution. ...
WI HEREAS William Dickson appli-
w cant has made suit 10 me, to grant
him Letters Of Administration Of the Es-
ta'o OF Airs. Eliza T.. Cle!aud, deceased,
late OF Said county.
These are therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors
of the said Mrs. Eliza P. Cleland, decd.
that they be and appear before me, in the
Court OF Probate, TO be held at Abbevile
&. H., on Friday 3lst instant, after publ
cation hereof, a. ii o'clock 10 the alter
noon. to sh'.w cause, if any they have,
why the said Administration should not
be granted. . -, -.
Given under my hand, this 18th day of
December, Anno Domini 1859.
Published on the l7th day of Decen-
her. 1869, in the o3d year Of American
Independence
WIN. HILL, J. p. a. c. r.. ST.
Dee II. 1869. 34-2t
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Acid FRB8espbfRAt9d 9d'iCX ~ Lime
Ftrr aco4posfng' wHA IGottoi ssedt.

."1U' FNIIHfN hIFUNOR 3I"'TI oIf
sHlS artislais manufactured a. .tha -Gappa,
II panys. Works, uoAsr, .Ihe, direction ,apd
surpsrintepdspce,p of 1r. RavencL INV '"''''
HtceI6dtns Che sam9 elements of fertility at
Soluble Pacific GuaAe,sxseRttt tttst iiA gnsIur
nl-hsd with Ammonia. 1t is prepared expI ess
ly for composing with hcorton seed, which fur.
pi:hes tue elsmena,ef IAnmo"ia; the obj-c.
s:'iss t:sisss 70 s.tsS ssS 81 H. !! g1.s an
slsYHpt sfEsrtilitgs Sosifastbbs5 r ana .paytNH
asY'sssSaS 3S$es eas2& S1fs sSSsS sSSsaaal "
ss56. hsvpPrsees's9y N&ctHaScS Sasss otas
fsedIesusisEt "; hue ssxad va ssa bn.
/! n. ROBSON. ASFtfG Aeath .lsp4sx .e 9
JOAM q HE4BTJiW
oetobes %, 1855. asGsn see rs