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Pa,Febuary.2o,lBs2 ,
Ozrßy a recent _vote, in the House of
presentatives, touching the Banking
.tem, many persons are alarmed lest
‘. largo Democratic majority in that
nch of the Legislature may not prove
be as Democraticts they should be.
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(I* -- We have scarcely room for an apol
y for the want of editorial this week.-,
"aye been absent on a short excursion
• ong the snows, and hills of Elk county';
• t as an account of all we Saw and heard
erewould not bo particularly interesting,
= shall not enter into &tails.
,The great
of that county think and talk as if
•_ =re was no prospect for them in this
rld without the .sunbury and Erie ,rail
- d, and have all, their energies
di
et d towards setting nn example to less
• lightened, but older and more' favored
• ,
trete fromo
0 or three
11C0001:111 11k
whether to.
commit.
ade ill cast
umlaut
relinneil
tt has bet%
onlbin %bI
sistto64-
as wells,,
' abit • mot
To-chalk
,unties.
Whilst ‘ve . wish success to our Elk co.
lends, with their rail, road, we will just
ke occasion to say, that when the Sun
ry and Erie railroad,ae now contempla
d, is completed, (i fit ever is) it will, as
mpared with what' a rail road on another
•ute to Erie would be, afford but another
onument to thq folly of Pennsylvania
pitalists. But, more on this subject in
r nest.
psople et
till coatis.
establish.
tapered to.
-Mills;.
1, ir Nara
• at the • u
WOUraleik
by steam,
artmenter
machinery.
Olt tiOtleti.
legs. Inch
I IKONS,
• II tow fie
nr, from
Johanna, one of the Comoro Islands, sit
ated in the northern part of the Mozam
lque Channel, between Madagascar and
e African coast, has been bombarded by
,e United States sloop of war Dale.—
he place is much frequented by whale
tins for supplies, and it was - owing to ye
ated outrages from the. kingof the islands
which our whalers have been subjected
at the atteck was made. In August,
850, he seized' and threw into prison
aptain Moore, of the barque Maria, of
' . ew Bedford, and the Dale waS despatch
by our ge l vernment to obtain redress
r the outrage. The Warren Star has
e following account of the attack,derived
om Capta'n Cutter, of the barque Del-
.loves; I
ugh.
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s that the
dvmstsce
referred-.
rtodusss.
• sversosti
attentkip.
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“Captait Pearson,- after making all "in
uiries, of oth the English squadron on
is station; and the masters of American
hips in the harbor, and also of the Eng
sh residents here, being convinced of the
i gran: injustice
,done to Captain Moore
d others at this island, immediately &l
anded of thelking62o,ooo, and required
immediate answer. ' After waiting all
ight and receiving noanswer, he despatch
another letter, informing the king that
he did not give him on answer before 12
clock, he should commence hostilities.
he king replied to the last note, offering
rOO in cash, $5OO. worth of bullocks,
d trinkets. Captain Pearson refused
is, and got his, ship under weigh, and
oored her off the town,\loo yards from
c beach, with his broad Side to the town:
The' king then sent offend offered to pay
5000 if he ' could get it in`any way—
ould give trinkets, cattle and cotton cloth
make up the amount.. Capt. Pearson
en give the king 24 hours more to con
der of it, and at the same time telling
im not to make any warlike demonstra
ons in the meantime ; if be did, he would
nsiderit as a breach of faith, and should
rnmence immediate hostilities.. He also
tilled the king that if he did not come to
me definite terms, to send• the women
d children out or the place' by noon the
ext day, as he should then commence
ring upon them. At daylight on the Gth,
ere- were sa largo number of troop° pa
ded on the shore, and they sent word to
apt. Pearson that he might do what he
uld—they would not pay anything. At
A. M., the Dale commenced firing shot
the fort. After five shots they sent a
bite flag. Capt. Pearson immediately
ased firing, and sent Lieut. Fairfax with
on . of truce, to inquire what the flag 1
0
s sent for, and it they were ready to
at with him. They answered that they
fished the firing to
meetcease , and said they
If,uld not meet the demand: i
~ ,They were told to haul down , the flag
'truce, but they refused to do so. Cept. l
arson, on learning their answer, sent
other message to them, informing them
, t if they did haul .down the flag he
ould commence firing again . yoitkit •up.
ter waiting a proper length ' of time,
!apt. Pearson again commenced firing at
fort and blockhouse at the, corner of
town. After nineteen shots and shells
yset a shignal on the beach, 'and Lieut.
titer was sent' with a flag of truce. At
is time the king offered '1.6. pay 61000
wn, give a bond for 65000,, and ,sur:
nder the town.; said he was very sorry
at he had done wrong, and faithfully
romised not to do so,in future. 'He: would
Lye tip his houses, his slaires,• his cattle,
at that ho could not give but 61000 in
oney, and thirty head of cattle. Capt.
earson wishing to avoid'',bloodshed, no.:
rl 3 •
ted this, Offer.onCondition that the king
iould make; /P. At eaty . .with, the Amprican
kvernment, placing • Americans' on an
ial footing - witAfibe, most favored na-
m Two
rirlsity,
'LILLY
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for
Bombardmtnt of Johanna.
pa.
t 5 A. M. on , the Plth Capt. Pearson
uled his ship from the town, and every
'ag has gone on quiet since, 6'6 far."
04-The Convention el .a.t/ the Temper
' Associations of the Distatct has been
co
session during ibe last day or two: The
)ect is to ascertain whether the munici-
Authorities under the city !charter have
pawer entirely to, abolish the. sale or
• ffie spirituous liquors, If not'-'n
epuous effort will be made to induce
• ;pgress amend . the, '
,charter, ctl as' to
t.,tbe views °Filo! temperance .men,
o• 1 • zu ti .lv • it
61.6 ?.
- ::-:-LITEll FROM cauroßNai,„ Ilan the scene. Indignation against him
- ' 'WlnAtid 'driven a mother to such a - despe:
MatIVAL OF , TUB DE L WFBSTEII.
,ANI . . rate revenge, reached a high pitch, but Po.
2WriPk Bie at Scot . .Inan—pne- T . h . i . rd : r
iurther demonstkation was made, the' man,
of • ..: ' the. Cit in Ruins. • [being considered dangerously woundel—;'
The steamer Daniel Webster, Cm - Innen- Ho was soon after 'conveyed on a litter to
der Baldwin, arrived at New York at .noon .the Orleans Hotel, and medical aid rea
yeaterday; frorn San Jean, and brings Cat- 'dored. ' ' • . . , „
ifornia :dates to Januarv.l7th; : '' ' • j Adams is said to have lived in the coup
. Steamer Daniel Webster arrived at San try sinco 1849. He Is reported to be a
Juan - on January ,30th, making the out- married man with several children. We
wardamigo in 8 days and 16 hours,
~ '.
I are informed that the father of the girl left
Th • steamship United States arrived at j California to bring out-his family not two
San Juan' January 30th, at 12 o'clock, M. ' months ago, and passed his wife and dau'
and left for .Chagres the next day. ,1
i ter on the way.
The steamer ,liidependence left San i 'Tile mother was induced to the desper-
Francisco, January 17th, at 4 o'clock, P. ate act from the knowledge that there was
M.-36 hours after the U. S. Mail steamer I no law` here to redress 'the wrongS' inflict-
California. The passengers by the steam- ed upon her onl'ir and dearly loved child.
ers Independence and Daniel Webster Sa'crarnento Trans. 13th ,inst.
have come through,. from San Francisco F rom the Sacramento Union we extract
:to New, York; in the unprecedented short the following:
space of 26 days and 19' hours. '. Married,'nt the Orleans House, last ev-
The Daniel Webster passed, Feb, 50,, ening, at 9 o'clock, by Justice J.B. Meeh
an r English sloop-of-war, bound .to San ell, John Quincy Adams to Miss Emily
Juan.' • . Bond. Mr. Adams expired immediately
San Juan Wes healthy. Business dull; , after the ceremony was performed. Ho
and the markets overstated With till kinds I was inf orm edearly in the evening that he
of-goods. , could not survive; and was requested' to
The transit route from ocean to ocean ; make all the reparation in his power,which
is in excellent condition. No passengers he not only consented to do, but seemed
waiting passage at San Juan for San Fran- ; earnestly desitous of at once marrying the
cisco. ' ... ' 1 g irl whom he had so grievously wronged.
.The steamer Daniel Webster has ex- ! Seventeen communicants have been add
perieneed heavy weather from Charlestoti i i ed to the Methodist church in this city,
'North. She has $70,000 in gold dust on i within the last two months.
freight. . . At Vallejo on the Bth of January, the
Among tho most prominent candidates votes for the candidates of Governor of
for U. S. Senator, were Col: Weller, Gov. California were counted. They stood thus:
Smith, D. C. Broderick, of San Francisco; For Bigler 15,614, Reading, 15,244,
Col. Ilenly and Judge Ralston, of Sacra- giving Bigler, the Democratic candidate, a
mento. It is not known when the election
I mbjority of 370.
' ii the votes of the disputed counties had
will take place. ,
I
Gov. Bigler in his address sayg, it shall
1 • been counted, the majority would have
bo my aim, to keep the State in a prosper-
ous condition. I been 451.
i
He condemns the i nnovations and untried
experiments in the system of law and gov
ernment as an evil he greatly deprecates,
and urges the adoption oflaws under which
other states have p .osperetl.
He says it shall be his aim to protect
Agriculture, by securing to the poor and
industrious a home and a free-hold.
The Mechanical arts, Commerte end
mining interests aro also dwelt upon. lie
opposes the lease or sale of the mines, and
considers that they should be as free as
air. The moment they were sold, there
would be a system of monopoly established
which would prove of serious injury to
the State.
He denounces the disposition on the part
of some to interfere in the domestic insti
tutions of other states,,and hopes that Cal
ifornia will be found at all times the firm
and unwavering friend of the Union and
Constitution, which ho shall endeavor to
uphold.
The State and its various departments,
he says, may safely challenge the world
to present a parallel. It will their own
fault if California does not grow to be the
most prosperous and flourishing State in
the Union.
On the night of the 4th inst., occurred
the most destructive conflagration that the
city of San Juan de Nicaraugua has ever
witnessed. At least one-third of the most
pupulated section of the city has been de
stroyed by the devouring element, inclu
ding) the .largo and valuable property
known as the United States Hotel, owned
by P. F. Mancoses ; dwelling house and
counting room of Mr. S. Shepherd, agent
Royal Mail Steam Packet Company; dwel
ling House and store of Don Francisco
Granias ; do. of Pedro Pous ; do. of Domin
gues ; besides a large number of houses
occupied by natives, and stores owned by
merchants in Granada.
The city was not provided with fire en
gines. Calt. Platt, of the Albany, sent
Lieut. Armstrong with a crew and engine
to their assistance, Capt. Fade of the Ex
press with his crew, ropes, &c.; and thro'
the exertior.s of these gentlemen and their
men, at length the flames were arrested.
In this heavy calamity it is a satisfac
tion to state that no loss of life has oc
curred.
Shocking Affair at Sacramento.
An unusual excitement was created yes.
terday by an occurrence at the Station
House, in which a man by the name of J.
Q. Adams received a dangerous wound
from a pistol while in the hands of a lady,
whose daughter he is charged with having
abducated and ruined. -
The circumstances of the case are brief
ly stated : About two months since the
mother with her daughter left Philadelphia
to join herhusband in this country. Adams,
who had known the family at home, trav
elled most if not all the way to San Fran
cisco with them, arriving on the Monu
mental City several weeks since. On the
Istlynnus, and during the passage up, hd i
succeeded in making an impression upon
the girl, who was but seventeen years of f
age, and a week ago induced her to leave
with him for this city, where they have
stopped at the Sutter Hotel and the Queen
City, registered as man and wife. .
The mober, who came up - on Wednes
day, discoVered their whereabouts yester
day, went to the Queen City and discov. ,
ered herdaughter. The incidents of. the
meeting were such as would naturally
transpire 'between a fond parent and her'
child, separated under such painful cir.
cumstances. The guilty cause of their
affliction avoided them, but was taken into'
custody .by the tpolice. At three o'clock,
the' mother, a woman of unusual intellect
and stkength ,of purpose,, proceeded ,Sp the
Station House, and having obtained an en
trance,on the request to speak a few words
with the prisoner ; found him sitting in the
ante. room in company with an officer.—
Apprciaching sliciasked if he ,intended
to marry her daughter ; and receiving an
unsatisfactory iesponie; drew a.pistol and
discharged the ball entering the right
side near the tenth rib and lodging proba
bly in the abdomen.
'She was prevented. from ,repeating the
shot-by tinrinterferenespf the Police, and
Interesting from Mexico
By an a rrival at Now Orleans on the Bth
instant, we have advice from the city of
Mexico to the 24th of January,
The Mexican Congress had assembled
and proceeded to buisness.
The President's message was handed in
and publicly read. It gives a vory deplor
able account of the slate of a (Fairs through
out the republic, and complains greatly of
tho m ant of money to carry outthe designs
of the Executive.
It asserts that the country had very
I narrowly escaped the necessity of a war
with England, in consequence of the debt
due her. Fortunately, however, an ar
rangement has been made to avert so fear
• ful a calamiti i.-
The Presidentlin his message, also com
plains loudly of the encroachments mak
ing upon the republic and upon private
citizetib by General Caravajal and his com-
pa mons.
'rho Rev. Mr. Goss, bearer Of despatch
es from the United Suites legation in Mx
ico to the government at Washington, has
arrived here. He states that he has suc
ceeded in purchasing a piece of ground, by
consent of the Mexican authorities, to be
used as an American cemetery, in which a
large number of the officers and soldiers
who diiid during the wur with Mexico arc
to be buried.
A OTITE II SCI TIFIC WONDER Peeat r.
%II Artificial Dtgt►ticehltti
Gastric Juice !
A great Dysdripaia Curer, prepired Irons Rennet,
ut the fourth Stnnnrh of the ox7alter directions at
Baron Le: tog, the great Phystoloweal ()hernial, by
J, S. ilutisbmi, PJ, D., No. it North Eighth Street,
Piiiladelphla. Pu. Tiii• Is a truly vionderlul rem
edy lur Indigi alien, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver
Complaint, constipation, end Debility, curing atter
nature's twit method, by nature's titcn egent, the
Gastric Juice, See Advertisement in another cot.
MARRIED.—On the 22d ult., by the
Rev. Geo. Berkstresser, Mr. Joseph Belly
to Miss Sarah E. Boal, both of Pike tp.
DIED.—On Thursday the sth instant,
of the Typhoid Fever, Mary R. daughter
of John and Elizabeth Dale, of Bradford
township, in the 18th year of her age.
The deceased had but a few days to
mourn the loss of a little brother, who di
ed Jan 3d., until she was taken suddenly
and violently ill, from which she never
recovered. Her disease was sore and very
hard to endure; frequently removing her,
as it were, from time into eternity ; and
yet, it was borne with that patience and
resignation which is seldom endured by
one so greviously afflicted. During a
sickness of almost twenty one days, and
suffering mostof that time more than she did
on the day of her death, there was not a
murmuring word or complaining look ; and
although as much attached to life perhaps
as any one, did not expect or .yet express
a desire to live; and when speech tailed
her, she would cast' her eye§ and raise her
head towards heaven, as an evidence that
it was her tidal resting place, rind shortly,
very shortly to be obtained; and as the
hour of her dissolution drew near, when
she was about to be ushered into a purer
state of existence, her mind was calm and
undisturbed.
She was speedily and unexpectedly call
ed away from her relatives and young
friends—cut down in the flower of her
age, and in the vigor of life. Few itrjhaps,
promising so fair for long life, are so sud
denly called from their connections ; but
disease had takenlhOld of her, for which
there appeared to ho no remedy, and ush
ered her into,eternity.
Conneetions and acqunintences when
meditating upon . .her departure will think
of one
"Who in itOi beauty (hid,
And put on immortality."
So frequently are we furnished with bi
ographies of happy deaths, that the healthy
and playful youths seldom lay it to , heart.
But, young reader, will, you pass this by
without inquiring about your own prepara
tion to die? Do us the.subject of this me:.
moir did, and r prepare fpr death before
sickness lays you an a deathbed. It is a
truth that ought: to, sink deep into every
breast --thou must die. But ah, how. few
among the Youri,„ 6. and etirelesi, ever seri?
4suidsr put tbernselves the;q9estion—Am I
ip.repared Dalai° I v sOIIIIISIIIIeATIDI
.1$.1;
„ ' ;
Divine Services.
telt OIVIffEr:iIXMISSION,the Eery Mr. DIVIT. finat
Johintawri s will preach, o SATURDAY:the last.;•
at early candle Ilehtosnd on klabanth 'Moraine at II o'alout.
In the Lathe= ()Much. 'in 'MS photo Ltkeerim In the
EVEI , IINO of thesnme day In Car ...Divide. atearly *ht.".
•
The n nbl to am Ins Ited to attand.• • • , • :
Feb. 11, ICU. .
UNT.V.MME3.IL'Ir
. _
Z - .l•3s:••7l3.aaittE)LlZlEne:y..
Rev. no wArtr) tiAt.com, t). D., pealtiont ' of the Unit
versity.
REV, GEO. R. BLISS, A M. I . :agent of Orea's 'Language
end Literature.
GEO. W. ANDERSON. A. Al... Professor of Latta Language
and Literature.
CHAR. S. JAMES. A. M., Professor Of Mathematics and Nat.
unit Phl'osophy.
ALFRED TAYLOR. A. hi,. NUfweter of Mlles LAttes.
TIIE noel system of Collegiate cdtteat'on is f ally carried
out. limb/awn g a course of four yearn, and entitling the gnu
owsful student to the degree of llaahelor of Arts.
In order, moreover to adapt the University to the wants of
ell, course of starlihas been established omitting the Ancient
Langtoges end substitutlagia their place various branches of
hlnthrmatics, Philrsophy and Natural balance. It Is thorough
and complete., and will Wee Vie faithful student to the degree
of Ilaoholor of Philosouhsr. •
Stneente who design wending but avow or two at Colleee.
will study whatever branches they man elect. snob as Chem•
Wry, Civil Begineering, &o
Every Ettndont will be requited to (NO special attention to
Composition and Paoli° tinking.
In connection wdli the Cu least° Dopertmeat Is an ACA II
EM y in which the ordinary branches el on En tlias rod Coat
cor:acta me nomad. 'this neoratment Is under tne
harge f 113AAll N. I.OOIIIP. A, M Prin :ion' and Anoist.
oat.
Every arrangement has been mad° to furnish all requisite
aid In every part of a therough Academic and Cdlieginte edn•
emion.• Am y ex pr o vi d eibrery, a very UJ co nstantl y , o
Labored a. a, rho Library is nub/log
rentable editions .
The Unlearnt? hat extensive buildings 'lauding In an sec--
voted grove on the son, h side of thetown A MUM beetil.l.ll.
plexsent and healthful location could not be found w gide the
6tate
TUlTlON—Collegiate Oepartrnr. nt. $ l l per elleetn.
Academic
The year Is divided into two gettiont—one of 2i weeks cam.
meaning 16th October arid coetiouing lilt the 14th April , the
second of 14 weeks, from the 18th May to the 16th August.
Fee. GO. 1652,
DISSOLUTION
I)PARTNSTISIIIP. — The Co•Partiershit. hereeforo es
is tine between the subscribers. trailing io the name of
• I.A.PORT LIMELLY "In the l!oenh nod ,Irieh
hiesafecory. et Curweasville. as this del , dismiss(' by =tun'
cots The bonito of the firm are In the hands of Lewis
Lagoa, who will carry on the busles% at ti
Pl
mlte Place.
LItWIS
LINDLEY LEWELLYN.
Carwens•ille. Feb 17 1832.
Agricultural Meeting
IVOTICF. IS Il EllEttY GWEN. That n ,meg of gte•
I. Comm tree ntmotaled by Gm Agricultural triod.i .1 hld on
but o rare week. for the purpose ol framing a cronititutton. lg.: .
for re i e.ml nett orgariaation of on Agricultural l'ociely f I
Cleark al L onnty. w II be hold at the. CAA 1111' 111 'USE, on
statifil AY. the :II teddy of Fobrusgy. Itill. at II o'clock, I'
M. of 'cid rla y,
'rho followluz perms compose the committee :
67 V
a lemon, Jahn Stiles.
G. I . llama , . J twos el um,
Reed. 11. F. Gollob,
Jo epli Irwin, Garth I Irr,
Johu \ It. Reed. Th met II Fulton.
William %Allot ell. I'. A Realm s,
Richard Fh ter. liana Than pion,
Jos. LI M' Featly, , Matthew Cntet well,
James rtl'Ghee. Jacob Iltweer.
crawl art Concept, John Herod. -
William Hunter Naltenj.rmin Smartt,
thorn ts Loonnril. Francis Courtriat.
A general attendance of the Committee is orwriettly reones'ed
ELISII A FENTON, Chalea.
Clear &11, Feb. 11, LEN._ .
...
Notice to Tax• Payers.
A LI, PERS O, O6 who PM Y to Imo Gm.eclois of llotir . rerrrm
tove tow oships, the w bob, amount of ;lien ST ..*1 E TA X
on or 1141010 the bra (lay of JULY next. shell I ova en abate
ment of FIVE: PER. CENT allowed to them by the Colleutors
of their reeneatlvetownellies• BY owlet tashe Comm isslosers•
Commis. Looms I .Ili e.Ante
tth, nemf 1 0. B. 00(HILAN DER.
Noire to Collators.
moTicc 19 HEREBY GIVEN. tbatall 11.11ectors of
I. Cotio.y and :elate 'Pax will he chargel tkis oer cent IN
TEttail mon es doe (mm ono year alter the date of
their iespe:dive Du: Mattes, Ily order of the Commissioners.
Atlett. 13. 11. GOOLLArthEtt,
Com mil. i seers' , ffi ea. Feb. ti. 1951 Clefs.
TAKE CARE.
tax payers r f Lawrence township, will take so'les
I. that those wino ett.llool, 'FAX on the fluphcate
ul
Robert Oweas.tio'lectof for the yea , 1t551.. or on the Duo livate
ofJ u. A. steed. Volsool Treasurer, for the previous (oar. ate
wo load to pay thesrme to the subscriber, on or below fill.
Dalt the Ilth instant. those negleoing to do so May pi,
pare for war: K. blchnll.L.E.h. o,onslalbe
rob. 6. Mil.
Estate of William Dunlap, Deceased:
NorluE Id II E . , tiffts Y litVtiN, feet letters 01 Adminis
titration neon the Estate of Wild= t. deo'd..hite
ul Pike town. hi r, have been in dealt , in of law. Meted In , he
subscriber. nil persons bevies otaims against sand estate will
present thon propellp authenticated for settlement, and those
owing Mild estate will inaku VaYrueut tmrnediatety.
DUN t.AV.
JOIICS DUN LA Pike towsieft
Feb 6. /E 5.1. JAMES A. klEßlLLawcence t. wuthlp.
FOR SALE.
E t TUC HOUR: AND LOT how ocoopied b 7
ale r Rutile tin the east Ede of
the W tot Coulon. ill CLEAIth lEl4)
v.ro tee sold love for cub, nod potsossien give. on rho 01
April 1852. ItoPlY to JOHN L. (-UTILE.
felonary
Marietta a !Mouse,
GEORGE PETERS—Proprietor, .
R1.r.6rE.,11,131,LY aunoonces tot. e Pubiro, that he has
taken that semi knowu 'revert:l Oland, eu .Frosir idtreet,
in the borough of Marietta P 4.. rotated, h it y
Wibiarn
tarrickhouse, where he will by gralitiotho 1 , 4 nil his old ;lends.
644 as many new ones as may laver him tvith a call.
Ihe house has been theyoughti re fitted. and Wilton,
adds d thereto, mating Stone of tee largest and most carport).
dies Hotels in the borough, 111. Tnina; situ' always be
supplied with the hest the martet wt.) annul ; and his Batt
wilt be stored with the choicest I..uuois and he will at all
trims use his beet endeavors to c induce to Um comfort and
u mums, of his guests ; and desires that heroes , retteive a share
ut the pub topationage
hlariettai Peb.11.1.18311-1:n.
TIMBER AND BOARDS.
WILLIAM M'BRIDE& A.K. WRIGIIT.
H,VING formed a partne:ship in the Merchan.
Oise business, at the house lormerly occupied
by iiVm. IWBrikle in Curwensvillee, They iire now
receiving a lingo stock of goods id every deterip ,
tium which they will dispute ut ou the iimst rotten
able terms tar grain of every description, or Welds
shingles and iiinber. or u little cash will nut be re
futed. The highest prim: will be given fur guud
tinier Boards and shingle lW s.
BRIDE & WitIC;PT.
Curvvensville Feb. ra 1852.
POPULAR BOOK FOR AcEsiTs.
IIEADLEI'S LIFE 01? liOSSUTII
T ILE undersigned have in puss, and will publith In Janu
'1"7 1111f. LIVE OF LOUIS KOSSUTIL
GOVERNOR OP iitiNGAttY.
With willow of distinguished Mew and Sr.:ME/of the Hun
room liev ul LLllan. To which is au APPeudlx,
the niort torsion ant Of the Addresses, Letters cn.l
NthirYar thsler, BY P. C. llead.eY;'kuther et 01 the
Fntrier"Joreohine." "Lifo of Lafayette." owl with on la
troduation by Morenanar Gnarly. In ono IJmo scrum- wilt, n
stool Portrait. Unitorm in style and wow wail 1 - 11:Autrey's
Joiaphino." Pike, 11l
Agents wanted in every County in tlio United States, to
myna for the ahoy° popular work.
• • •finy Newspaper published within GOU wiles of New
y .ra ettste, that vs glee the Above three in.,:ritims, shell
of ex
toady%) pen a copy uf the work imined.ately on its publivatran free
se by mad.
DERBY MILLED. Pub n
r listoirs.
Aubu. Y
Dec 3). 1351
-- - ,
Philipsburg and Susquehanna Turnpike
Company.
Road
• .
NOTICE 18 11ERY,BY GWEN to tho Stcekholdrsa in
this Road. that an eleouost,ylll he hold at this house of
dentuel hlorrhou, in Philipsburg. on tha Fincyr 'tdoN DAY
of 111A.1.1.(31 Deli., between the talllier a u.(1 , 5 WO ck. P. Eli.
betel Ittesegeta fat the ensuing I W
cur.
. 116.GE11AW.See'1'.
Phillpsbnrg,Jan. 24, P.,52
• Estate of Wilson McClure, dec'd
.
NTOTIGhI lii 111 lIEt I (11VE.N. That Lpturs of Admin.
/II 'stratum have teen emoted to the stabicritera on the Et
tate of Wilson &Vellum. late of Pine towpiniu, thearlied
outelY. demoted. All persona indebted to Bald estate will
therefore mete immediate payment. and thine having claim
against maid elate ate rearrested to comet thorn duty oath
floated fur settlement. ktoheof W. st'Nutal. at Curtveuevlsie.
will give the business attention et ell times.
It. W. AVIV AUL- Administrator.
MARY hil!CLULiEl.Adminittratrix.
On twenty ills.
Estate of John W. Dtiller, dec'd.
ftsonob is tiEttuoy ~ivEN; That t,etters uf
Admiu
titration have he: p lastlea to the subsaillrer. on ilia canto
of John W. Miller, late Of IteoCarla townetnp. Ilecansed. All
Petroos indett4d to said estate will therefore make Immediate
payment—and thorn having claims ei4nintt the some, are re
quested to present them to the subscriber. in ileocariatz
wa
ship, dolt aUdientisated far se` (lenient, Immediate attention
Is rooked to (MlllO4O, (nOhlri that the estate' me/ initially(
without deist!.' • • •
. W
LUINAL W. ELD,Adier:
lieeenrin township, JeT. /5. . •
-
NOTICE NO COLLECTORS. •
A lyL Co'Motors for IMO, mot for former yews, who know
themtevoi la wears. Am requested to pny to the Totality.
or the wholeamonotpf their duplicates. on or betore the nett
February court. 'Fhoso wno aedleqt this notice can hove en
opportunity of payind somecost to the tinertirsoon niter &loud.
And suntan( the Uottrators for Itlsl had, trotter keep a toot opt
toy that uttleey. 113 y qrqerof the Conittbstooen.
LI: uto)DIIMIDEII, CPC
.J.Ansicirs , 16110 1 . ' ,
IniERSONS having business with tho.underaignett
L .- d e Jamie° of tho Peace find hint either ,at
ho " Ppllar." office,ar at ttico, attic° in , tho.
uiidiagslately actupistl by Eta4;texarklar. • •
• . 1 '• • • p. W.IIOORE.
June 8,181504
r,t : r,
BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF CLEARFIELD OD.
SHICICGRAII
, . • •
yeARnr,R Brig HAltttlttElMVA.-Will attend 10 all O
11 model* Die live ()Albert ,nettce, and la the melt stair
(vetoer •maneer: flit loom v/Illnelond I baidnant rtoiy
of the flout°. , January U, 48511.
- • O. B. MERRELL, .
Ei s t e l It ß aiil l atr i lif t ?Pet teIrANUFAC
field, . 1 ' e , • l u do , ;
- ROBERT MANLY,
•
, •
tryfiErd,wßictiT and cliAttimAKEn. miussld
WV ORNAMENTAL PAINTER—Iint !Ratko. 'Orem.—
E'natfleid. Dan. :!9, 1,341.
J. &. J. G. RUSSELL.
ANNERS COURRIEIN AND DRAI•ERS IN
.1. kiwis olLeather. 111.1es.Gro16, btu; .takeli exabaage
PenalVllle. Pa.—Gremplanbiils P. 0.. Feb. 4. ISI2, •
' WM. P. CHAMBERS, • •
WIIEELWItIGHT. CIIkIIIMAKEIi. and lIOUB O &f.
BIGILIN PAINTLIK-4Jutwons,villd.
'1)(0.49.15:it.
M. F. WOOD., •
•
PHYSICIAN. 51a9 always be founo nt dills residence in
Wrwoutville, wheu not professionally absent.
Dec. tAI.ISSI,
LAPOR'P & LEWELLIN,
COMM and tibEIGIINIAKERS—CnmeuviI:a.
I k , a. 'Ai. 18:1
GEORGE WILSON.'
PIiVBICIAN may be lenmi at Ilia 011Ide in (AJT FIERS
Matti, when not alnuat ou prolesdruual Duman'
February 2:r. DOS.
•
J. D. THOMPSON,
LAI.7.BIIITEL, Waons, Llama , . &AL,ironed on
LI short l4
notio. and ha g yery best stoe, at his 01 stand in
too borough of Cumensville. 11re. Me.
JOHN C. RICHARDS,
nit Y9ICI A.N—On the It riga Road to Unest creek, Gm
R. notes horn Curwe el
%V M. McBRI DE,
R ETAILER AND ER IN LIIMB ER —Rotten
Cornet of Stale and Lucast stmts. Cutvroutvdle. m
1).11 sall
ISRAEL COOPER,
v()5171/1811TAL ut Gieu 11/vv.—newt°. loreign an
IL Domestic: Metchintlio, and eitensive Elpaler tn Lumber.
Dee. 29. J.
'ISAAC JOHNSON,
It Orr!' dt tilltiEMAKllß—rWest:critl t.ibv's How Oil
itukt.t otwet—Olettrilelit. h.:. It•fil
J. L. HUNTER,
I.ER of ousiEsl .:%11.311:11Att
DleE—Nlitiliel.stleet..l.wo Juors ‘testuf Iptel
the. I.:JAN-A.
MONIAS SHEA,
ARIIIONABLE TAILOR—In tinnw'. How. on Mike
strret. immediately over 1.!,e Post Oce—rlng,ll , l , l.
Den. 44,
A. K. IVRIGHI',
rviHRCIIANT AND 1.. X ENt4 VE. lINAIXR IN 1.11114 ..
LTI Ilkat—tiouthweo. Qom rof the 1/luntodd—C4.l1 1 Id.
Drn.
G, C. PASSMORE,
I - I L/:1481g ITII —At Old Ftitindry—onrwpriliv i o
E, pit to !Imes. Ung Z. 4.
RICHARD MOSSOP,
RITAir.ER O, ',um, I; N AND I OM ksl9C ^4123j.
11 A NIIISE Sc 1,11.41 1 0 RS —At Bigler 'o'.. old
'Mod. A!to, on (ha medndecf ed itreet. Deo 30.
•
• ISAAC 81141TEI,
IVIERIAI‘NT. ANT/ DEALER IN 1.11a111I.:It AND
Guaron Pro'ocac.nelally—Stata scree!, tIPTW..I3 Cherry
and Locust—Carweasville. Pew. O. Ibbi.
G. AV. TURNER,
A9III(iNA
end s,Blnrke LE TAILOR—At the northwe 3o st enrn.r o
Front weett. Ike. lee!
GEO. W. RE-lEEM,
SA DMA EB II A.11.N MS az TRUN K BIANUPACTUREtt
—On Third ,t eat. between bletket and Locu.
tea.stlB;l
•
LEONARD & MOORE,
MERcilAriTs AND 011111E11 DEALLltet—accottl
'Wet. tet ecuid fillet a, (114,,ust—eleDntreu eel
:
J. H. JONES,
HOC It [MOT/ MAKER—Adiandre Ids reshlenee ob
Media, between Tbud and You'd) sdeeit—Clearbel
199 la.
Dea :9 .
JAS. 13. GItAIIANI,
[SO RT M.NSTEA. MEI:IIAN I awl DEALER IN LIAM
L 11E,R—Glohamtoo. Ilradfuril
/1.8 1851.
C. 1(11 ATZER,
IVI p.ANI' ANDstme LUMBER ALlM—Corner of
/11 F r ont nod Locust ts--eltari.sht.
flee V. INSI.
JAS. ALEXANDER,
SA.D.Dhia,t AND e. I 1
1 ; e 1 T t!; , p o ii t
1 , . —IL ts uew LIM
VW,
'WALLACE & HILLS,
RETAILINV6 FIiKEION AND DI IMEsTic ME*
CliANDI6E—at klutsv's old S:nud—Gleallield.
Ike IN Mil.
GEO. 13. GOODLANDER,
IXTAnON-ALA Ea—luthonbtire: Wolk .Mutt to nolo
V ou 'holt nom*. and ou good hums. 1r.,. kt.l, 'bt.
A. L. SCHNELL,
•
grAlLOH—Lotherthuru.—will do his work j tat its coott nod
1 as cheat,. as any other follow. Ur. :O. WI.
JOLIN CARLII,E,
uII.ACK6MITH. bt JUsTter: tie THE EEVE—Luth
Y nrg• V. Mil
1' :PLR SLYLLkt,
IRt):q-1411/NliEkt—Nen. Luthershorg—wlielo all Man n 1
c,nallnan urn wade of the twit m Arcolal. trod on fonwnerble
!tee.
THOMPSONS, 11 ARTSOCK, & CO.
ICON 11 , 1NOERA- 1 ;13 raven, Au
1 7 rin i l i vr , ll Tori.
meat of Las' tut. mule mu older.
CHAMBERS & KLEITER.
tifBEELWLIAD DT Et CiIAIIMAKEItri. Ea a —llralg
OWt rag Dec ;111. Mil.
•
GEO. RICHARDS,
pASiIIO.NABLE'TAILUU-VVrit end ol Shaw's Row
u o Deo. al. Ibi
RICHARD GLENNA N,
!torn , k t3lloblll/110511.—Lust duur ziiinws's Row on
la Marisa stictit—Glonifialii.
MRS. - ELIZA IRVIN,
xriosiv 13 BETA IP lei lit(.it AND Df)
.12./ moduu Illechnuchst— 'thitot End of St.tito stir —Cumuli
Veu au.
•
S. C. PATCIIIN,
LrN ROPE:. Retailer or Vortign and flotiestio Met
VA et, iodire, and Lumber Merchant. 1 , 03. d, 1931:
B. F. STERLING,
'A1)111.1; iz:AARNE:3B-MAICEIL. and JU3TICI Ui
1.7 l'VA.CE—Curwensvnie. Ike 23. ttbl.
, ROBERT McNAUL,
TANNER—At the GLI.) STAND in etlflYetsaVi;lo.
. nuti.lo,lF,3l
LI, P. '1lI0A1PSON;
`'.`.`,th not -e
eoi° t rst. nbuT;
anteq(. • , • • l.oo.lrd 1151.
-WAY, ,
13 ocrr and BLlOEMAKB4—lltirwons;ilzl
29
• • WM. Ir. FLEMING,
oyErrErt B4LooN..EITINU-11UUk% and CON m-
TioN Mt t —Cat neutvilia.
' . 'EDW. 13.' PATTON;
etAlllNindittall — .razt' end of slate stmet—Cotyrens
'kJ vole. 1,100.29.1831.
• SAMUEL TAYLOR, ,
'PANNED.. and OUOT and SiloE•'fifilii,
tAnwunsville • 1631
•,..
13 . /I.IIRETT;
.• .
i~IIE Run ANT; LIIMBEItAti GIINLItAt.PIIO
- b 1,104 0.11411,12:11—itt fiactetts mild. at IL:iured
BrNgo. • . ' ' De940.18.3t.
• . _
'`. D. S. PLATTNIER
, , ,
rri A iLog—Diew liNgthintOkl,l BP V3llOO IOWI3IIO, Cleat
4L told county. • • • Palsm,bor t 9 1851
5..
, .
•JOHN FLEGAL, • - .
• -.
nbACKlMlTll—Lothenbater `-,waeoa,. Porgies, to
'S.A.E . ' astir I. una4 tho sttott,estsot:o,, .1)i30.5g4
'ItCSPECTUF.. OF
SARTAiN'S' MAGAZINE FOR 1852,
Unrivalled in Beauty and Excellenep
Eighty Pages of Re La Matter in each •
Number, being • sixteen pages
,of addi.
am:at Reading.over and abovathe
•
ual quant i ty g iven in the $3 Illagaz
•
•
. . •
11111 Prooriators of thls popular Periodical will spare noel.
pease to the 0 . .4 in impart the +nor deckled out adorer .
their Meanzine..and host to receiv e the same marked spore ,
elution that has heretofore rewarded 15.11 enterprise, •
••
AMEHWAN LITERATI/elk:
Of the highest:ou , will he Mond in I toil re e+
Ertl DEI.I.IEIIMENII:3+
Cousisting of tianncrints horn onsinal Palatines 13/ erankein '
AMERICAN Alt I P 3113. will aloe o racced in value Out:MO*.
of a year's submtieeen. •
A HUJLtltoitN DEPAR'PMENT
ties been added tit then went tient of cenetructiort, Wham •
FUCK 01511tIVILING " Mu •,"
Will monthly open his opt - Vole , I the olioicett good 'sa.
gr,he ed tow nil part+ att.+. remtil AintiVi.nry of . MUM,.
CAL. I.ITERA Y, Bed AwrioTte INTELLIGENC.K.'
will be prep:tr.-II tor every Panther by Mr. CHARLES 44,..:t
LELA N 11. • 'Monolog as a prominent lattu C. interesting no.
roods e 1 the beliefs of Con•luentel Europa. and their:lloA. ,
eati•ins. Ibis, with a 1011.1, and I M t'ARTIAI.
OEPARTMP.NT w they hoot:4111MA Willi the eoptrettel or I
their Meaty frieDll,:
1101121DM ii. Vent of COTTAGE and V lI.LA
TURD, with aca mintaylon ginned Maus and elicit dittos
bon...vat he I n riddled by the Woeful nrintect. T.•WAII, I
iArt
REIRItt 11.0 NEMIIAL
AXON! Y. POOPICA In' Ir•NIGNIAS 511,J;31,,%,
FASItIONN: ChGTCIIET PAT.
'f ERN& EN1P11. 1 .,11)1..at „.. •
• Sze.. &e..
Willcontritiute to the monthly variety they PTV:I9II;a Ih.ii SO!
orators
' All all Posim then nro, REG I.AR A G LNTS for
or
pertons itiong w ill tin a teller &seri pt ion of it. or to see a
s pec i m pn please coil tnuti th J mama P o stmaster.
who will receive tho advance our merit, and lorweid their
names and the money.
Persens witlilcc to gat up aClub will be iupplitd whit a
specimen oo;.v gratis.
Br the new NM% taw. whieli went We operaPou Is jo t ' .
the PGriTAGE +J 1 Ilirt MAGAZINE let GO:ATOP
REDUCE( I. WI - en mud quarterly In advance it is now as
foliotws:—lrrldn !.:0 miles. tits Cents; Over bUJ MOM, 5 amts..
TERMS SOIL 0.15 yIN ,Ali ANCK
enamor o e year. la. Two coutentmo year et. One Corti
two years $5. r ,vermpiesone year l fu. Teo collies ona74los
®:'U. and an erra copy to the person sentatig a Club or Ten.
Single u umbels Wit:row_
Cmall blote+ Ufa throat States ,rueilleant per. Ca', snok
scriotlons rant to difierent Pent I
Address.. JOHN flcem.
DARMIN &
January, IBSI Phtladahleht.' I
at IE3IO ti it R., •
GEORGE W. TURNER,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
f? FirECTFULLY enonnuces to his rriOntill.
end Minh..
&le lie . generally, that he hat removed his shop to the North.
West coiner of:second end Markst 'tenets, nod will heroines
ne fouud In tae bedding lately 41,30.1114 d TO a Mum, Ctietnionl ‘
ilutunscul null "Philssouhio'sl" store.by Dr. Bold, end for
ulnas by Dr A. M. on a Drugand t i nows,les
and w nr the altos lieu signor the lUD GOLD
Melt these pie:ired so •A st "I. MAKE. or MEND" all
eminent , in hit line Nero the fl se, inn robes . of the Orientals
rlnwn to r.llll 111 , 0nnicr's late inwrovernernt (. tee t • UOMan
Dm, unio,“. r j eniYE. good. end us cheap (but bolt
Inv chows-) is they con be snide eteewhe
liss work wilt he W ANKANI El) to give satisfaction, so
dint those wh , eninlOy hies have no risk so ran.
Al , kinds or oflrlo , tillu lukeo In est:flange for work, and the
highest paves allowed. July 10. 1881.
Watch k Clod: Malang.
fl0B"I' It Wt.:LC(I begs lease
to itifidin the citizens or
Clenrlield and vicinity. that he hag
4 c / ... f. \ permanently located in the shop
adjoining Lattieb'a hotel, on Mir!:
t‘ it , het 4treet, Chore the repairing (4
WA I'COES. CLOCKS, JKWEL:.,
RV. &c.. will be executed in the he'd manner,
at the ehortelit moile and on renhonable terms.
Also. ENGRAVING executed at short notice.
WATCHES, &c.. left with him to ho repaired
tilLho promptly attended to, and warranted 10,
one year. April 9.1851.
Inlll E. subscriber, thankful for past favor,. rein
101 pectlully lotto - ins:his customers,hrid the public
ge ne ral? y , that he line removed his shop to the buil.
dint; over the Pus' Office. lately occupied by rt. F.
%Vara. and Oita he will he there found et till lime!
-on ;.cn nil" to !MITI) , his customers, U alike soma of
hixcolempornrics. he is unable to promise that his(
Fnelliosie are of the most approved tityle of ANTI•
QUITY, but will insure thew melte aleeuriling to the
Latest Fashion of more modern days.
THOS. SHEA.
Clearfield April 1, 1851.
FIRST AND TRUE LOVE.
A,true Love Story, GEO. SAND, author of
"Indiana," "Consuelo," "The Coun,
less of ltucolstadt," etc., etc.
T. It. mrtatsoN . No. Cheituut stmt. Plillatte'ohle,
publishes this day the alms , work. It is ono of the molt,
c and interesting Works ever published.c
embe
I shed with e'eyen fir.e rotaser gra, Mgt. illosttatteeol diluent
scenes in the work. at well nt a twee platten of be two hero,
ines of till WOll.l, null n t.hotil 0 , I y cover. It has
m kb en 103Inente enle having ahead, passati
t trough ouvrtal e show. in lite tenet 01 thne moths. At
will have a vnry large sale. and it is n %troth no one wilthe
in s atinint wt with. It Isnot by critics who have perused It. to
be 'the bro. work" aurl day. It is Published roretrin,,te la
nor large colilV,• 1,1%...;" and pentad an the Quest
white paper. PriartrlPTY CENTS atop'.
,4 11lig:te ' , toles of the work w ill h., cent to any one on Chit
cote% of rentirtanetr, addressed to tits publisher. Publishelt
and fos suit: by T. It. PIiTERSON,
No. P.. Chetinnt street, Philadelphia.
To whom all orders most It, aJdiestrd. putt insult
Philadelphia. Dee. it. 11351.
Editorsoi Newebuoms giving the al. VD 000 or more tam+
twos, (inci Luling rhtt notice.) and wading a ettipy of the paper
marked, to the ',obtainer, •itall hate a conitilete COPY of UPI
walk sent them by tete in of matt.
HEM. IN INC In the Yon office at c txAart cm). on IM
rule day of Jauntily, A. lo1?5:i.
Adrini J 14 J 1,011106 John
Alterighl Ab 'about-8 An it John
lt,t,r Kin. I.; Kelly I,nwtenen
Bell Lin Arthur 4 Ltvenutton Auditeur
Itire !Mist Meta% t.ovu Henry
IlroctWeq Charlea T Metz big. W B
i:hmi wick Mhz jun , . Ann Mil'et Joist It
I:1,1 , os .1 W !Stone 1,
Davis t 'Lula! tzlitivY 1 g
Doatlvrty Jason I) t4itrintee: Merle" A
YeeuY John ehatloer eltenuel
Plennard Vlijah Munro! Stone,
Force/ Metal..., Worley M ilton N
thYrdwin Lewis D. Windy(' bike [lngham I
, lumm..P J W mith Jahn I.
Har took Mks Ft Payder John
D olt GOOrgis II Binder Thomu 0
Dolt John Tate John %V
lilult..V;:rtilenans , Thule 1i tillrtn tl.-11,
weinerJacub
iltl'ull email 4 W . Wici J 9411
Twist W m T Woroe Wililen
Imp:, Win W , 'Wooti:a Miu J ins
I IMILs Wilt SC4hlO
BEM=
TAILORING BUSINESS.
REMOVAL.
List of Letters
Wlll. HADEpAUGIi. P. It
TO LUMBERMEN.
'pllE nnt , ersigned lois taken a contract to drive Logs from
the viaraity of Cnest Creek. t)l..arti•lit county to the
Homo at Lock 11 n ven . and to mold all dal:I:ally wipers One
o Solaro Pi of along a e river. lie Reg' tut: togive
him timely note; they hate any to be driven Moon( lb
marks. rho .
the ift1,1951.
•
Estate of Isaac flatly, deed,' • •
r ormar, 11d. II EIIEBY GIVEN: That Lenora or Admin.
111 iit rail' on infinitive or 1i..u0 liatiy• late or Pike town.
Ohio. Clearfield county. deceased, have Lean granted to Situ'
subionbera. Alt Iper*Otili indc.l)Zed to
who
istaterequested
to make Immediate pm meat—andel; will hov c l ai msGgainst
said estate are rtquiited tOlnelent thorn duly uutheutleuted
rot iettlement. I tktilEt. flit.ll.EVitu r '
, t'o 1. ADDIiEWIN.
'
Jendnry,ls,lnr.
. ,
Neu , ' Fan & Winter
•
COODes,
At Graha,nzton,.Bradford tozonship 1
rive subscriber fillers 'ors:lle, on the aloe lihr iz gra era I, i `
1 a aRGE AND A 1590111 'T
DDOIM, consisting of
' •
Dry Goods, flard , ,.vare, Qpeenswaro,
Groecries,' flats, Caps, Bonnets,
•
Boots and Shoes.
AII of widalt will bo sold as low as can be Ar ought elsariliata;
In the goonlY: ,
l'orchnsers will
find at Gil AHAMTON every desnilpilosio ,
to )01.4 u Roils sent in a
nrnr very ;mall algvancas tot I.7AStt. pr,o•••
VCE. or LUMBER.. .
Please call and examiti6 for yormol err.
• . JAMES B. GRAIIAS I .
Grahninton. Optobor I.lB'l.
.
Tovorn ainld lo4,
foIFOR SALE OR RENT.a
. . .
111111 Potaadliats I /1411 for sale the Well istown TAVE2.I;
.1. .13TAIslp. known n. the • , , ..• ,
. . JEFFER, f SO,IV ' LINE HO P.E.L.;'• •
...atiato,, , tnyt d r Tioll .611111 rotors' y towtr.•
~ :1 1 ' . N
1 , 'h'S II '' 0' . 1
'. Bfild '
ship. tEcoi tip' cottaty,bn the tiimplke toed Iradleff.N6e.
The honte.is lame nod uo,tninetbons. and well ' fitted' 441'•
'rayon ROL°. wirbritot!opg.lo., ottrlght4. r ,.. . p.z.,
1111N1lIa.1) AClnii of Lludattechesil toll 6 els good octal.
itY for famine purpotet. lrnot cold toots it Nil bp !Hied. , !-,
1'031..800e will b 3 elven on the first day o r April prat
Vol furthor particulars apply te‘lie su G. Lt. tiledber at C•ltttm ,
irflead,,
, pApk
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