SUNBUltY AMERICAN AND SHAMOKIN JOURNAL.
From th Plalndealer
LETTER FROM CAPTAIN KELLY-COMIX
own.
Clevelakd, Ohio, Sept. 30, 1851.
Dear Sir : I tee a letter going the round
of the newspapers from Allen F. Owen, U.
S. Comul at Havana. Permit ma, through
the columni of your paper, to correct some
of hit tatements in tegard to hit conduct to
ward Col. Crittenden's command, and other
American prisoner since confined in the
Punta at Harann. In the first place, he says :
"1 reside about four miles from this place,
nnd not being well on the morning of the
16ih, did not reach my ollico till fome time
after 10 o'clock, where, for the first time, I
heard of the capture of about fifty of the men
w ho had come with l.opex to this inland in
the Si'eanier Pampero. I at the same lime
heard iliat (k prisoners hnd liecn tried,
found guilty, condemned, ordered to be exe
cuted, the order for their execution sent for
ward, and that they were about being re
moved from the harbor, where they werp, to
the place of execution."
This is the most perfect collection of false
hoods I ever met with, and is only equalled
in absurdity by the nndaclty of the man in
thus attempting to justify his conduct thtouuh
the American press He docs not live four
miles out of town, nor was he sick at the
time referred to. He did know in lime of
the arrest of Col. Crittenden nnd his party,
nd was sent for by them, ami positively re
used to sec them, on the score llint they
vere outlaws. The American, fierman and
English citizens resident in Havana will let
In this whenever called upon.
Tim American Consul's assertion that the
,rioiiers had been tried, found guilty, nnd
ondemned. is a falsehood that every man in
he United States, at nil acquainted with
'panish law nnd Spanish ride, must see at
nee. It is not the custom In Iry prisoners
i Havana, other than bv the earrolr, or by
Imotitn: ju the back, which Mr. Owen knew
t the time he penned his letter, as well as
e Governor-General did himself: and, jndu.
m from Mr. Owen's conduct, 1 should think
ftvaa more, in dread of netting into prison
imself than anxious lo eel others out. The
ovemor-General exercises crf,at influence
'er cowardly wretches like Allen F Owen,
i matter what country they may hail from
ence I account, in n great measure, for his
tsleel of duty in permitting the Ameiicans
b shot.
With reuaul to the other prisoners, his con
ic! is equally outrageous. When I reached
e. prisun, I found ei-ihl or len of my com
les there, anil ihey all sai l that the Consul
d not been lo see ihem. I also sent, the
no evening, by an American merchant at
vans, to Mr. Owen, and he refuseil to
Tie, naving that our Government did not
uiguize ns. When Capt. Plait, of the
op-uf-v.-ar Albany, visited u. I sent to Mr.
imi by him. and lie ngnin refused to enrne.
Then Lieut. Tat loi, of the Albany, said he
old "make hirn come," anil the next
ruins Mr. Owen paid us a vi.-it with ('apt.
It. As he came in, J,4e Americans gath
d around him, ami for some reason he
Led through the door, and held conversa
i with us with the crates intervening. I
u asked him to assist me in corresiondii2
h my friend in llie United Stale, lie
ised lo help me, and said I would be sent
Spain .
Iany of the prisoners then gave up all
es of assistant- from the Ameiican Con
and threw themselves on the protection
Or. Crawford, the Riitish Consul. Two
he Mississippi volunteers, Americans,
ed themselves liislunen, in order lo
tin assistance fiom Ihe Knglish Cou
rier I was released, and while temaining
ward the ship Norma, the. American
id Asked a friend of mine fiom New
uns, if 1 knew 1 was released. My I
id said no Mr. Owen then said, thai !
id not want llin credit or Ihe blame of
release In rest upon him.
y object in publishing this teller is lo
ml the reputation of my gallant corn
oils now in prison, by refuting the false
s in Mr. Owen's letter, ami lo show lo
American people tho tu.e chaiacler of
- Consul at Havana-
ill ihe papeis that have published Mr
n' Idler give this u place in their
mis ?
J. A. Kei i v,
Late Captain Cuban Kvpedition.
nation u. ciiAK u Ti:iuvn s.
e New Yoik Times translates ihe fol
'tl portion of a political catechism fiom
Fischietto," an Italian paper published
uin :
istion. Who is the lightest man in
orld 1
swks The Frenchman.
10 is the heaviest 'The Geimnn.
io is the most serious t The English-
10 is the most vivacious 1 The Svrits,
io is the proudest 1 The Spaniard.
io it the most humble 1 -The Rus-
io it the most eiilurpiisiug ? The
io is the laziest 1 The Turk.
to is the w idest awake t The Ameri-
ho it the tleepiest ?--The Hottentot.
, ho has all these virtues and vices mix
together 1 The Italian.
Decision in the Indian Ulnars Case.
the United Stales Circuit C'omt in the
at Indian Rubber case of Goodyear vs.
y, Judge Sprague decided in favor of the
eitdanl oil all the motions argued before
Court, and the case in Massachusetts is
trod to be delayed until a disposition of
New Jersey suits between the tame
lies, or until they are changed iu their
set.
'hi (eat of moving a stone house, esli
ed lo weigh 400 tuna, a distance of 40
, was accomplished iu Germanlown, Pa.,
wsek.
tTHAHNE Haym has been permitted by
Aldermen of Salem to give a concert in
city. Some difficulty occurred in rela
to the license.
In our columns may be found the adver
tisement of that excellent medicine known
as Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Its success in
curing the various diseases of the Lungs it
attracting universal attention, not only of the
learned and philanthropic, but of Ihe whole
public. The article undoubtedly is what il
pretends to be, a remedy for Lung Com
plaints, and the remaikable cures which ate
becoming known every where cannot long
be overlooked by the people.
Iloofiand's German Bilters, prepared nnd
sold by Dr. Jackson, at Ihe German Medical
Store, ICO Aich street, Philadelphia, daily
increase in their well deserved celebrity, for
lh cure of all diseaes arisinu from derange
ment of the liver. These bitters have, in
deed, proved a blessing to the aflticled, who
show their gratitude by iho most llattermu
testimonials. This medicine has establish
ed for itself a name that competitors, how
ever wily their schemes or seducive their
promises cannot reach. Il gained Ihe pub
lic confidence by the irnmence benefits that
have been derived from it, and will ever
maintain its position.
91 A R It I R !.
On llie 26ih ins!., by the Kev. A. J. Col
lins, Mr. Gcuiick iMnton. to Miss Catha
rine Dimk k. all of Shamnkiutown.
OBITUARY.
Srsiauv, Oct. 30, 1851.
Ma. Masscr: Sir: One of my last New
Yotk Tribunes, brought mean account of the
death of the late venerable THOMAS KIRK,
Esq., of Brooklyn. His death look place on
Ihe 9ih inst. Having been, in the year ISO),
for Ihe space of about one year, an appren
tice to Ihe printing busineus, lo Mr. Kirk, al
low me lo give some more account of him
than is nsuully in an obituary notice. He
was upwar.ls of eighty years of a;e.
Mr Kirk was a native of Ireland, and had
received a liberal education. The first I
knew of him, he was an occasional preacher
in the Methodist Society of Christians. In
1801, he kept a printing office and book
store, near Ihe fool of Main street, Brooklyn,
which then, perhaps contained about a 1.000
inhabitants. Il has no v more than 100.000.
There we printed, besides books nod other
matters, Ihe Long llnd Courier, which was
served, not by post, ns newspapers are now,
but by a post-rider, who thus traversed the
greater part of the Island, (which is about
150 miles long.) and contrived by the end of
a week to serve his last subscribers with
their news .'-papers. Happy times, when pen.
pie could wait a w hole week for their news.
People iiuw-a-duyii are almost impatient of
the telegraph ! Mr. Kirk was a good prose
writer und something of a poet. He edited
his own paper. After some years ho com
menced business in Wall street, 'ew York,
as a Bookseller, in partnership with a Mr.
Mercein under llie firm of Kirk & Mercein.
On the dissolution of lhal firm, hu engaged
in the bookselling firm of F.asiburn, Kirk &
Co., on the present silo of Ihe New Yoik
Custom House. It is my opinion that thai
Company was not veiy successful. The next
thing which I knew- him to be engaaed in.
was in tho Revenue Service of the United
Slates, in New Yotk and afterwards in
Brooklyn, where he was also one of the Jud
ges of the County Court. He leaves a wid
ow, who was, iu mv youthful mind, the bruit
ideal of a kind aad benevolent lady. His de
scendants are not numerous. His eldest
daughter, now deceased, was married to
Captain Newton of the U. S. Navy. Mr.
Kiik bore, in every relation in life, an irre
proachable character, aud ns a necessary
consequence, was universally respected by
his fellow citizens. At the last annual meet
ing of the NevvrYork Typographical Society,
held on the birth day of Fiauklin, Mr. K
was one of the invited cuestt and the old
est printer in tho nrighbuihood. Reqiiiercat
in puce. W. McC.
Coal (Trail c.
Suubury, Oct. 30, 1851.
Amount of coal brought to Suubury, over
the Philadelphia and Suubury Railroad, from
llie STiainoklu Mines: Tons.
For the last week,
Per last report,
736
10.210
19,946
Total,
IIC iHarkclg.
Philadelpliia Market.
Oct. 30, IS51.
Fl.nl S AND Mi ll Tlin mnrL..I foe Vl..,,-
is dull again. Standard brands, old sIock,
are hold at $4,124 per barrel, for export
.-aies inr cny use at $3.(7a34. fcxlra flour is
n'lil at VI 50.
Hvb Floir, Is verv dull. Penn. is held
St S3. 25.
Corn Meal. Penna. is in demand i
S31
WllKAT Sales of Penna. red at Rl..
prime w hile at 8R7aR8.
nrr. is in (lemnmi, sales at 63 els.
Corn. Thri minnfe uhnni pmiuli ih
mand ; ) el low commands 60 els.
Oats.--Are verv dull : a tale Pcr.n. at
33 els.
Whiskey. Is firm at 55cls. in both khdt.
and bbls.
Baltimore market.
Oct. ?9. 151.
GRAIN'. We note sales of .Maryland and
Yrgiuia Wheats to-day at 73 a 75 els. for
good to prime reds, and 7fta80 els. for good
white, ami BiiaKo cts. lor laintly Hour while.
Sales of Corn at 54 a 55 cents for both
w hiti) and yellow. A lot of very prime new
w hile, in superior condition, Ihe tirst of the
season, was sold on Saturday at 75 cts.
tl .. ...... . m
"I" liioit- iai ai JU a .13 CIS.
WHISKEY. Sales of Penua. bbls. at 23
cts., and of hhds. 32 cts.
SUNnURY PRICE CURRENT
WulAT. 00
Rti. . .50
Cos. . , .60
Oats. . . U7
liinti. . . .16
Eons. .... 8
Puss. .... 7
Fitimn. .... (go
Tallow. .IS
BitswAE 25
HickllbFlas. 10
llaits Arrits. .75
Do. PtAcats. too
Fla , r
New Advertisements.
Phoenix Fire & Thief Proof Iron Chest.
WARRANTED to stand equal heat with
any other Chests in the country, anil to
defy the llurglna' ingenuity. Manufactory, No.
10 Hudson's Alley, runninrr between Third and
Fourth streets, south of Chesnut, and in the
rear ef the Girard Bank.
M. fc. 8., the proprietors, aro Practical Mo
ehnnics, and feel confident, from long experience
in the manufacture of Iron Chests slid Safes, and
a special attention to this particular brunch, of
giving satisfaction to all who may give them t
call.
IV, R. We save selected out of the best mm
crola ever used as a non-conductor of heot in
this business, and we warrant our Chests and
S-il'es lo be mode of tho best material and in the
n.ost duruble manner, and to stand any heal
that can be applied to them.
MI UN OR A: MI AW,
Manufactory No. It) Hudson's Alley.
Running between 3rd nnd 4th streets, S. of dies
nut, in Hie rear of tiirard Hunk.
Philadelphia, Oct. 2-, 1831. It
American Repertory of Inventions.
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OJJlce in Marl.ct street Sunhitry, opposite
Weaver's Hotel
HTftl'SINESfS will lie promptly attended to in
fi W the Cniintici of Northumberland, I'nion,
Columbia and Montour.
ni:rt:a to :
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C. J. liui-NKR, I House, 2d street.
iiiltiry. I H. lioss iinii, 43 Mar
C. M. Hall, I'oUsvitle. ket lU, Philadelphia.
Sunbury, Oct. 11, 1851 ly.
Stoves! Stoves!! Stoves!!!
A S the cold weather is approurhiug, the tuh
jQ. scriber would resK-ctlully call the atten
tion of Ihe public to his slock of stoves, kclcctrd
from the latest and most approved patterns, con
sisting of
Cook, Parlor, Air Tight, Chamber, Office
and 13oat Stoves, all of whit li will lie disposed of
at astonishingly low prices. Persons iu waul
of Stoves unci divirous of getting the "U'orili of
their mmisy" are invited to call before purchasing
clsew here.
Nu Stoves kept thai cannot be recommended.
He also continues to manufacture
Tin nud Micet Iron Ware
in all its varieties. Llrass KrttU-s, Dippers, Dish
Pons, liriltania Ladles, Jnpauned Wire, &c
N. 11. Persons purchasing Stoves of the aub-M-rilk-r,
can at any time procure Cylinders,
(rates, Fire Brick aud odd plates, to replace such
as iniv be required.
V. M. BKAL'TIGAM.
Northumberland, Sept. 37, 18.')1. :jmo,
iwricE-
In the Court of Common Fleas of Northum
berland County ;
In the matter of Ihe account ol William
&. Reuben Fegely, assignees of Dmiiiler,
Haas lumpauv, lileil in pah! t-unrl. Aug.
9, 1851
In pursuance ol an Older of said Court, 1
do hereby L'ive notion that llie said William
5: Heubon Fanely, assiiineesol Pender, Haas
& Company, have exhibited and filed an ac
count of their trust in Ihu Conn aforesaid,
und that said account w ill b allowed by tho
said Court, on Iho (irsl Monday of November
next, (bo'og tho fust day of the next term,)
unless cause be shown why such nccounl
should not bo allowed.
JOHN FA HNSWOUTH, r,oth'ry.
Prothonoturv'i ollice, )
Runburv. Sept. 57. 1851 CL
1 LATENT UR1TTAN1A STOPPERS for
bar bottles for sale by
H. D. MA8SER.
Punbury, April 13, 1851
SILVER WATCH ES. A few double cases
English Silver Watches, for sale at very low
prices by II. B. MASSER.
Bunbury, April IS, 1851.
smith s essence op Jamaica gin
CJER, a frciU supply just received, and for
sals by U. U. MAKSER.
April 13, I6S1.
JLTICES FEE BILLS, for sab by
'anbury, April
LIST OF CAUSES
IJOR trial in the Court of Common Pleat
1 of Northumberland County, at Novemlr
term, A. I)., 1851.
FLAINT1FFS. DEFENDANTS.
Frederick Keener vt Wm. Ayres
Lsch Stroeckcr vt Jacob Hoffman
Wm. & K. Fcjely Sc Co. vt John Shinier
Jacob Weimer vs Ira T Clement
Jacob Philips vs (icoru-e L. Weimer
Charles II Frick s Eli Slifor
Thos Cummiiisi et tl vi J I'srke & T) R Uiihcl
Chns. A.Andre vs F. Matlhcwi
Daniel Hsnmibacli vt John C.mrtnl
Samuel Seaman vi Philip Spayd
ame vt (5eo Bowman
8. A. Jordan et at vi John Arnold
(Jreen Bros, for T Howard vi Henry Lanll
J P Miller Assignee of , . t.
Iioess & Co " 1 8weny feon
R D Cummingi vi Montgomery Ac Maitcller
Jacob Slitzcl vs Samuel I. Beck
B R Kasc vs tico A Dixon
fieoApslcy vi Northumlicrland county
James DielTcnhsch vs same
F Fryer & Win Mover vs EliasOnrman
Wm M Auten vs Thomas Ruser
Daniel P Caul vs Dentler & Montagus
Aaron Iteppart vs Ira T Clement
Henry Cohel vs Win Mc.Carty
P K Hodman If wife vt H Kulints. Mctarty et al
Joseph .Vnvdcr vs Joseph Diuuniii
Hugh Martin vi KeulK-n Trmel
John MrCormick vs Isaac Sbafler
Martin Irwius' adm'r vi II V'oxtheimcr adm'r
Fullmer for Coul vt II Steinmct., ei'r.
Henry Keiscr vs Henry Voxtlicimcr
Ira 'J'. Clement vs tieome Rohrbach
('onrud Reedy vi Ilouts, Kejilcr (i Stouijhton
Wm Gross lor Sand Gilliert vs J. J. L'lidcjrafl'
J. Bowman ludorseo Ac vs J C Perkins
Elijah lijrlo vt f'harlet Sailor
Thomas J Addis vs Bultzar (iurnhart
Lower A llarruu vs Ira T. Clement
Jacob Kline vs Joseph Klines' adm'r
Thomus Sutton vi Benj F A J W .Stainm
Caspar Ileckart vs Frederick Hcckart
Nicholas I lower vs Jacob llower
Daniel H Driesbach vs A B i4rtmnn
John L Ross vi Leonard Rotdarmcl et tl
Ira T Clement vt J II Purdy
John W Peal vs (ico B Vounjinon
Tinhrook for Appleton vs James Brass
Hirkok A Cantiuc vs Geo W Armstrong
Kculien Purely vs Kcrshuer A ('lenient
Jacob Keller vs Bank of Northumlicrlaud,
Nancy House! vs David Housels' adm'r
,, ... , , . . ,. Jacob Zartmuu's
Henry Klaxe A Eve hi. wife v, a,1)mil)(ralor
William McC'arty vs Samuel Hunter
Mary Jane Bruneretal vs William Wilson
Becker A Weiller vs R D Ciimminijs.
lieorgc Sbiley vs Ab'm DunkelberRcr's admr'x
Mary Marts vs Win II Sprutt
Same vs John Campbell A wife
John Brown vi John Oyster senr'i ex'r
J no Knurr for II. Knorr vs Enoch Howcrs adm'r
James T Sutton A Co vs Samuel Kyle
Elizabeth Kiicc vt George Lawrence
Conrad Wolf vt George Hcckart
Catharine Suydcri' exr's vs Samuel K Wood
Daniel Gnnsert vs Henry Bohner
Bank of Northumberland vs JnoC Boyds'sdin'r
Same vs Same
Mary Patterson w George Heckert
Boneparte Thompson et al vi Caspsr St Clsir
Win McDinicI for A , , , , . ,
W Coinly v J"lm ,ck" l
John rtcvnoUls vs Isaac Reader
Thos A Ilillinj.
ton et al
Com for Win I. Heineman vs
Sune for Win McCarty vi Some
William Dalius vs II S ITaulmsn
Robert Philips vs Junies Kenny Jr
George Garman vs B II Howell et al
John Jackson vs J nines Beard et al
Balliet for Kanp A Savidge vs Daniel Balliet
licorije Lawrence vs D Marr A I Brown
BilliiiRlon for Hunter
A Buvers
vs Susan Si Sarah Ilciil
Jacob Haul vs Charles Alexander
Sams vs Same A Wile
John Jackson Jr vi A W Comfy
John I.cili's adm'r vi Thomai Allen
Conrad Wolf vi (Jeorge Hcckart
Simon Snyder vi (Jeorgc Snvds."
A W Coinly vi Ceorge llerlx
Cromli-iii A Brnthsr vi R D Cummingi
Baltzir (iarnhart'i admr't vs R W Dunn's admr
Albin Newberry vs Thomas Raser
Crsndall for J C Morgan vi Uvo Miller's adm'r
JOHN FAKNSWOKTH, Prolh'y.
Prnthonntarv't ItlTicc, )
Sunbury, Oct. 11, 1851. )
List of Jurors,"
F Northumberland County for November
Term, A, D. 1851.
(s ran (I Jurors.
Milton ('has. Dolls, Daniel Duuuhertv.
Chii.isui-a4U: John 15. Heller, John li.
McOee, Wm. Kramer-
Diila wake. James Bryson, Isaac Milliard,
John Biessler.
Lewis. John T. Shade, John Dimm,
Washiniilun P. Barr, Wm. Savidye.
Low Kit Arui'tTA. Samuel Kaufman, An
nanias Wynu.
Hrsii. Luther Basset, Joseph Kelly. Oil
bert Deals, David Miilchler, John Hnr.'h.
Siiami.kin. Joseph C.iseinnn, Sam F.plcr.
I'l'l'Kit Maihi.noy. BiMiJainiu Maikel.
Low Eit do Abraham Hiuj,;man.
Jackson. Mnluu-1 Treon.
Traverse Jurors.
Nori nt; vi Oakland. Henry Haas, William
Wilson
Milton. Tims. S. Maekey, James Mont
gomei y, Henry lliuen.
ll'BBLT. Hubert Haves, Asa Everet, John
Dnnkel, NalliHiiiel Biilleu.
Lew is John A. Caldwell, Michael llnov.
IH'.i AW Aitc. Daniel Werlinau, John Wil
son, Daniel Nicholas, Henry Culp
Lilii.isQi Aut'R. James Jnrdau, Isaac Hill-
ten, Peter Vanady, James Tuik.
Poi!T. Charles Parks, James Nesbil,
Georjje Lesher.
Liter Ali;ista. Dennis Wulreilnn. Geo.
Oberdoi f.
LnWF.it 'o John Wain. Jacob
Krebs, Peler Yoruin, John Lona.
Kl'sli Jonas Wult, James Lckmnu.
Shamokin. John Hull, Wm. Krickbaum.
Coal. Jonas (iiler.
I'ppCR Maiionov. Benueville Holjhue,
Henry Haas, John Hetrich.
I.UHtR ilo Jacob nalsl Jacob
Badinan, Philip Messner, John Himel, Jr.
Jacksom. Uavid swailz, John Wensel.
Daniel Zarlman, Samuel Malich, Jacob
Seller, Levi Drumheller, Daniel HoUlioe,
John ragely.
I't lil Juror.
Sl-nbcby. -David Haupl, Daniel Haas.
Flias Biosions.
NoRTlll'.MBKKl.ANn John Wiiealley.
Milton. Juhn Fidler, Christian ' Stine,
Allen Sehroyer
Tirbut John Hoffa, John Kissinjer.
Abraham Doual.
Lr.w: W.lliam c5. Montcnmeiy.
Dkiaware Henry Reader, John Wert
man, ltubcrt McKee, Elijah Crawford, David
Wilson.
CiiiLtsqCAQUK. Paul Lahr, Thos. Ilaser.
PomT. Philip Gibbins.
Upper Ai'gl'sta. George Forrester, Hen
ry Burns.
Siiamosin Juhn Moore, Daniel ). Roth,
Michael M. Sober, William Shnll.
Coal. Joseph Zero, Benj. McClouh.
Upper Mahonov. Solomon Folk, Daniel
Hine, Jacob Oeist, Jacob Kaufman, David
Walt
Lower do Hugh Seasholtz, Geo.
lions, John boiuer.
Jacksom. Daniel Ililbisb.
A RNOLD'8 WRITINO f LCID iu
i V d Uft tnvtlope-, u. Adhe
Waabun-, April 56, lSj,
rilOCLAMATION.
JVOT1CE it hereby given that the several
' Courts of Common Plett, General (Quarter
Sessions of the peace, and Orphans' Court. Court
of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery,
in and for the county of Northumberland, to
commence at the Court House, In the borough ol
Sunbury, at It) o'clock, A. M. on Monday, 111
3d day of Novemlier next, and will continue
TWO WEEKS.
The coroner. Justice! of the Trace and consta
bles iu and for the county of Northumberland, art
requested to be then and there in their projicr per
oiii, with their rolli, recordi, inquisitions, and
other remembrances, to do those things lo their
several ollices apierlaining to ho done. And all
witnesses prosecution iu behalf of the Common
wealth against any prisoner arc also requested nnd
commanded to be then and there attending in their
proper persons to prosecute against him, as shall
be just and not to depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors arc requested to be punctual in their
attendance, at the lime appointed agreeable to
their notices.
Given under my hand at Sunbury, tho 11th day
of Oc toiler, iu the year of our )ord one thou
sand eight hundred and lifty-one and tht In
dependence of the tinted Suites of America
lU 70th.
JAMES COVERT, Sa'ff.
God save Uiu Commonwealth.
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
jV OTICK is hereby given to all Legateei,
' Creditors and other persons interested in the
Estates of the following limned persons, that the
Executors, Administrators, und Guardiansof said
Est itos have filed their accounts with the Register
of Northumberland county, and that the same
will be presented to the Orphans' Court of said
County, on Tuesday the 4th day of Novem
ber licit for confirmation and allowance.
Ib'51.
Leonard Kaufl'mnn, dee'd., settled by his Ex
ecutors, Frederick Kelder.
Geo. F. Kull, dee'd., settled by his administra
tors. Win. F. Naglc and Geo. Baker.
Andrew Gcist, dee'd., settled by hii Adminis
trators, Andrew Gcist and Joseph Fegers.
Juhn C. Boyd, dee'd., settled by his Execu
tor A. Jordan.
Adam Philips, dee'd., settled by hii Admin
istrator, J. D. Birr.
Peter Vaudling, dee'd., settled by his Adminis
trator, dc bonis non, Win. Reed.
Gilbert Voris, dee'd., settled by his Adminis
trator, Wm. T. Forsyth.
David Dcppiu, dee'd., settled by hii Adminis
trator, Alexander Dcppiu.
Cbrisliuu Kcich, dee'd., settled by his Admin
istrator, Anna E. Koch.
li, II. Hammond, dce'il., settled by hii Ad
ministrator, William C. Law-son, Esq.
Peter Mull, dee'd., settled by his Administra
tor, Sumucl Shannon.
Thomas Grout, dee'd., settled by M. A B.
Smith, and Virgilia B. Smith, Executor! of
Kcnderton Smith, dee'd , who wsi Adm'r
dc bonis non of Thomas Grant, dee'd.
Jrlui Blassncr. dee'd., settled by bit Executors,
Jacob and Abraham Blussucr.
Gideon Shudcl, dee'd., settled bv hit Executor,
William S!i-.idel.
William T. Boyd, dee'd., leitled by his Ad
ministratrix, Catharine G. liovd.
JOHN P. PL'KsEL, Resiitsr.
Register's Ollice, )
Sunburv, Oct. 4, IS51. St. 4
Valun Me
FAXIXVZ FOR SALE.
r I VI IE suhseribsT will sell at public sole, at the
House of Theodore. Wills, in the borough
of Mmicy, Lycoming county,
On WKDNKSDAY. the Ulh.lay of NO
VEMl'.Hll, 1S5I,
A Valuable Farm,
situate iu Muncy tuwiuliip, Lycoming county,
containing
ZOO ACRES,
more or less adjoining lands of Benjamin Wa
ller, Jacob Haines, James Kobb, Samuel Willis,
nd others. To be sold as the estate of Edward
Gobiu, dre'd.
It it within three miles of the Borough of
Muncy, and a half mile from a limestone bank,
now worked, and that Vein of limestone extends
into this tract. About U0IIU bushels of lima
have lieen spread on the ftinn within three years
past. There are never failing springs iu nearly
all the fields, and Wolf Run pusses through the
middle of the tract. The spring at the house is
remarkably lare and fine. The situation is
healthy and every way desirable. The fmprove-
mcuts are a large sized two story
DWELLING HOUSE,
a one and a half storv frume DWEL
LING HOt'SE, lately finished, a lorgc BANK
BARN, verv well finished, and provided with
extensive stabling lor horses, cattle and sheep, a
'n'.t"U House und corn crib, with grainaries
above, a Smoke House, a two story Spring
House, plastered, and oilier out buildings
There is a large
g. APPLE ORCHARD
of fine fruit, and a large number
of Peach, Pair, Plum, and oilier fc"
fruit trees, of a line quality on the premises.
About l-rD Acres are cleared and under fence,
nd ihe femes are mostly in good repair. Tht
balance of the hind is well timbered.
The place lias been carefully farmed, and is
now in a fine state of cultivation.
S!c to romnience at II o'clock, of laiJ diy,
when the conditions will be made known by
CHARLES GODIN,
Executor of Eiiw'aiiii Goal, dee'd.
Muncy, Aug. 311, 18il is.
BRANT'S IXDIAIM
FEM11Y Mill,
The Uront l-OKill ItE.UEDY
Many yotri offxpsriaiir, and mors than !lnnlif
Tttoiiniiiitl I nrm r Giiiintlivr Cumiiiauiii,
pruveii iu the ii i ill mi tiled aMlMCliwit if all pvraonf mkm
ta 0H-ur artDiaitjUl wult lint wndtrnl rtmtdif, that tl
la crrnlly uMitrrlur, brranar u toothing and keatmf.
nX mort rrriulu iu cur oiiBiiinitlOft f
Lllnsa ti'fcii any oilier n-nieilT in U wond. VV know,
however, Hi I u it caitJ I'v huh thai Coinu motion tan not
be currd. Hh that ll.e of iunni t'f Uie many nr th ftw,-we
hall nui attempt to arue wuh urh, lm Una we w taVi
aiisl du utter t mm a farl, wliH cn ue prtivrd in tlioueitniU
of caa-a, thai Una iiiinliriiHi ryrctl Cuut and au
mtf wbirh. fcr llie etirei rf' n led. were called renl
4 uiieHillfllunt "J wt.uli w-n. ait.-mld wiiu tymptomt
It. at rpifii.lt.i. an l wi-fe in nil retf.ut itkt the aTnii'tomf
of l"a who d. anl tuKtH dfd are aaid tu liae tW wile
that fatat diafifie Cnnniiiiplluii. Titit Bt!am haa fured
Vioutiindt u( puraotia win vr a.ud Iu Im hopekttly a flirt
,twho haul 4JrJ, dy, w.irktm 4 'iillR h Patn$ la iba
llrrnl. Stdt, and .j-lilHruli ff ltre:iibln
lurultnl KrtiUrati'-tHriK h rxe Siyht-swaU and
wuallnar whj of rw Klttah al HlooJ. Partnaa
havitiM auolt ruinpiainia liae hueu rure-t after 11 said
Ihey euuld met t a wcrk lom;er. Tina Mfdtcine haa
cured unue who were iniipiiaed iu le tn a uylDK atnla,
tut, by the uau ul Una remedy, ihay nutv lire, and enjoy
od Itua.lh.
I'llU lllllanill awrWir e;jfiW pompoumi It U
p'.eaaut lu lakw, and tt'Mr d tttjuty in any ataxe or nii
ae or under an? rnciini4anrfa. It erWia 'a wuurierrnl
and atmot iiilrnritliiue ( urn hy I'Mrllylnj.
niiJ. and liivitfiiruiliiil lit- whole ayaioin-ujr ewii
tmy lea .ritfH.n, awl ptdt.tf irrr heaiUif aruon tkua
il-.yitty ( oHgll-hVimj ln .rrv "d atdt9
fardtUtttHj, K&perturullon. It turae iowuii
Consumption,
ClirOII snd ColU, Mrosrfillit. irt. 8j'' "
HI ti ton) al l !. I'aiM f? Ti
t-IOIAI.I. WKAKM-SSCS sua OmfUmU ilsui
Ihen-fruin, CbalrrH lulunluiu, Ac.
rr Vmr lrouf su-1 itsrin-uisrs or Cars, sss our
Pnmiiblel. HHdl,UU-l u a
(1V IVIIJ.
Foa imi Ti.V. Frilinir. "nnlMirv : Mar A.-Me-Ciy,
Nislhuiiilrrlnnd; J"lin II. Hsssl, Allium; Hayes A
Mt-Coriim-k. Mri:usvills.
May J, tojl, elw."(y.
JA1MKS J. NAILLX3,
Attorney and Counsellor at law,
SUNBURY, PA.
"1 ini.L tttend faithfully and promptly to til
professional business, in Northumberland
and Union counties. Ha is familiar with the
Germart language.
OFFICE Oppo: t,e ..luetic Hours,-
few door- om (lie Court j, ou,(
Hunbury, Aug. 16, 1831. ly.
F
KE B I LL8, Justices and Constable Fm
Billl handsomel printe en card paper, for
His al this office.
MECHANICSBURG
INSTITUTE.
A Select School for Tonn; Ladiet.
F11HE Mcchinicsbnrg Institute is pleasantly
JI located in the healthy village of Mechanics.
?"'. Cumberland .ounty. nine miles west of
Harnabnrg j t village noted throughout tht tur
ronndmg Gauntlet for the morality of ita citirent.
cceible by railroad, tho Cumberland Val
ley Kuilroad passing throuKh the place.
I lie course of Instruction is such it il punued
in Ihe best Seminaries in the country.
It it the design of tl,e Principal to instruct tht
intellectual poweri, to cultivate becoming man
ners, and to educate in such a manner, as mar
prove praclica'lv useful.
Sessions.
The school year ii divided into two aemi-an.
nual sessions, each of five calendar months.
The summer session commences the first week
in April, and closes during the last week of Au
gust. The winter session commences the 1st
week in October, and terminates tht last week of
February.
At the close ef each session thtrs will bt pub
lie eitn. inations.
Terms:
Boarding, including lights,
Pr teision 6 mo. S.'iO.OO
Tuition, 10.00
Modern languages, " 10,00
Drawing, " - 6.00
Music, Piano, with use, " 15,00
Or, if preferred, per session of 6 mo,
including the above items, 85,00
Payable in advance $35. balance at the close
of Ihe session.
Hooks, stationery, music, &c, furnished at
Philadelphia prices.
Pupils will lie received at any period during
the session, and charged accordingly.
For further information, please address the
Principal fur a circular.
F. M. L. GILLELF.N,
Principal.
Mechanicsburg, Aug. 9, 1851. 3mo.
lMMMH OYSTERS.
' gvIIE undersigned is in the daily receipt of
Iresli ami excellent llysters from the cele
brated establishment of Mr. Field, io. 331
West Lombard street, Baltimore.
All orders will be promptly attended to and
forwarded without delay. Apply to the sub
scriber at Lee's Hotel, Northumberland, Ps.
PHILIP SUA V.
IS". B Oysters of common quulity at $1,00
per ran.
October 1 1, 1S51. 3mo.
OVSTEJ.S! OYSTERS !!
WING settled at Northumberland, lam
now prepared to furnish
Fresh and Spiced Oystere
duriiicr the whole season at the reduced price of
one dollar for whole and filty cents per half can.
You con depend upon llicm being fresh, as I
shull receive them daily, (Sundays excepted,)
and when landed here they arc only 10 hours out
of the shell.
All persons who are in want of the above arti
cle, at a distance, can have them sent Kr dozen
or single can bv addressing
GEOKGK V. JONES.
N. B. Persons calling on the subscriber may
find him either at Burr's or Haas' Hotel.
Northumberland, Oct. 4, 1851.
NEW GOODS, AT THE STORE OlT
JOHN YOUNG,
"VIO respectfully informs his friendi and
" ' customers that he has returned from
Philadelphia, with an excellent assortment of
New Spring Goods,
winch ha ollen lor sale at hii old itind in Mar
ket sliest. These eooda will be sold at lbs low
est prices. His stock consists of every variety,
Dry
Goods,
Such j Cloths, Cassimeres, Muslins. Calicoes,
feingnams, i,awni, t ninnts vnn La
ins Dress and Fancy Goods
generally.
Alio an assortment of
Palm leaf Hats, Caps, 4c,
dlTEENSWARE.
Ilardwari. Iron and Steel, .laili, it.,
ALSO i
A general assortment of Grocpriei, Sujir,
CoflTee, Tea, Cheese, Mo
lasses, Spicet.
tT" Produrt of sll kinds takin in tichanre
at the highest market prices.
Kunbury, May 21, 1851
GREAT ARRIVAL OF
NEW GOODS!
at ,i,ita sTonx: or
miLING Sc GRANT,
Market Street, Sunbury, Pa.,
rTpitE subscribers hereby inform their old rinds-
tomers and the public generally, that they
have just leccivcd a lurge and extensive assort
ment of all kinds of Merchandize, which they
offl-r to purchasers at such rates, that they can
not refrain from buying. Their assortment of
Dry Cooils,
ii Urge, embracing all kinds of
Cloths, Cassimers, Sattintttt, 4'ti
A general assortment of Summer wesr, of
LINEN, WOOL and COTTON,
Staple, and Fancy Goods for Ladies,
of sll kinds, such as Calicoes, Mous. ile Lainrs,
Lawns, Ginghams, Ac.
GROCERIES and QUEENSWARE.
Also an excellent assortment of
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
DRUGS AND MK.I)IClM-.S.
Fish, Salt and Plaster
IV Country produce of all kinds taken in si
chnbge at the highest market pries.
Suubury, May 10, 1851.
LOCK HEKS,
"sJWJILMAM HOOVEft respectfully informs
V V his friends and customers that he has
just returned from Philadelphia, with an excellent
assortment of
NEW SPRING GOODS,
which he offers for sate at his new stort tt M la
ser's Mill, Hollowing Itun. These goods will
be told it the lowest prices.
HIS STOCK CONSISTS OF KVKRV VARIETY, Tlx:
Dry (iootls, fyts,
Such as Cloths, Cassimeres, Muslins, Caltiir.es,
Gtnehams, Lawns, Chintzes anj
Ladiet Dress Goods ctutrall'i.
ALSO: c J
An tssortinent of
Palm Leaf Hats, Cp js, &c,
QUEENSWARE,
HARDWARE, IKON s.nd STEEL, NAILS, Ac
A general assortment of Groceries, such ai
Sugar, CofTee, Tea, Molas
ses, S)ict'g, exC.
Also an assortment of Liquors, tuch as
Brandy, Rum, Whkktu, Wines, Vc.
tV Produce of all kinds taten iu exchange al
the highest marke, prices,
Hollowieg K,. ,tay 10, 1S51 ly.
jf o5E OINTMENT. A fresh supply of this
M. excellent article for Tetter, 4c, just received
and lor sale by HENRY MASoER.
Sunbury, July St, 149
GOLD PENS with and without silver cans
just received, and for salt bv
11 D. MAMKR
Punhury, April 4, I8S1,
TF.OETADLC
CATTLE P0WDES
msPAitco ar
DRKINin. FRONKKIRLD & CO,
No. 187 North Third Street, Philadelphia.
ri'lllS powder 1 entitled by tht united lasUnsmy of alf
I who have lisnt it lo Ihe Srst rank of sll lhiM CAT
TI.K Ml.im iNKS, which hnve been Ihsiflu puis,
w.wiliy f msiir ymn. Iitet wi chsllenfs pefse
10 nuke a superior, m any powilcr that srta in tha sis
maimer. If the animal Ik perfectly hsollh il will anhar
lncreiise Ihe nin mnt of milk or i ream ais) hulter i f th
auiiiml will iinprive rsplitlv in fut. It will therafora la
timet, cniaiilerrd w have 'no d..iil ihm lti etepl ani
eleanf ever I'urmer. who korpa a ilinrv ami of every
prra si tiwiiinff a noise. It is ti'4 one of th"SS kirst of
Miiti'Rk Unit inrrsly awell an niilmnl op f a ihort
time, lint it will hv Ihe rnnneitv which It has of comrertinf
llll'Pl IIIC ACII) (which is an elfela matter) into l.tc
TIC aciii 'r OLKI.M l f-ntiae a STenter nnsaint of nntrltioal
msUrr to he extfurtnt frisn llie snnie anionnt of fiwsl. that
P'sisililr could lie, M'ere the active principles of netritioai
t'i pnss out of Ihr system in the form of llirrtraic Acia
We linvc rcccivi.il a iniiltitndn of evidence to prove what
We h:ive atdil iiImvc. Suffice to asy t
We have mixed llie active aeenl, with a (real nnmher
of VroKTABLK plrmls ami hcrlis, which tune and use have
pr vcd to he nsi-riil, iinnroviiif the appetite and pr qrsaing
liv-sli-in of the fo si ; thus snrinf a healthy erudition of
the tiiumi, fn,m which the Mux and Fat must lie firmed.
11 miy heuned fnrMoRF. Cows and Huus fortha follow
lug coinpluiiin and diseases.
iionsK.s.
YF.I.I.OW WATF.R, a diiiieerous sickneat, which da
stn.va nuiiy vulimhle hours every yenr, is very ofuit
ennri-ly ciiml hy 1 1..; frL.e w , ,MI powder, in ill eaase
It will prevent Ihe disuise lri.ni eoniini on.
I Ins disense is nwniiur to a hnd and inipuverished state
of tUe blo.Hl winch uceomea linn, watery and of all yellow
This powder hy improviiia the stomach and tiving
tliehl ssl a Rrcntcr qnimtily ..f red pnrticlea, affords the
liestnnil only isismhli- clmnra of reeoverv. If the horse
is liir ft me, give morning mid niciit a Uihle'spiHinful in wet
feed, u in llie iK-uiniiiiie ntcc s dny at noon, if only to pr
Vcnt llie discus.- Iwice n week.
rH.AHIIKIUNtt. 't'hia is the ruination of many valua
ble Horses hv- fsliiinslion ; hy a constant dischurac of asli
vn which niilii p. ,.o into the stoiruch to nssisl digestion.
Il is a speci.-s of n.livnll m ol'lcn prialnceil liv Isoiss To
hncci, erowiiiff in the p.-istnre irronnd A 'l'ahlcSMXiil'nl
llir.-iMunt-A a week will (reiiucntly arrest the How, if it
d-H-s not depend on llie Tobacco hi the gross, under sueb
circiiiiKliim-KA ii nniinn! must he kept iu the stable.
IISTivlll-:it. if ii,r powder isonrly sik! freely used,
no other remedy need Is used, it hns alnsidy cured hun
dreds of Horsks ol this troublesome disease lothe surprise
of those who used it. If ihu used early, before matter has
lornied in Ihe neck it enimot restore the animnl perl'eetl
until the miller is disehnrfed. use it early and prevent
saeh a result. A Tuhlespomful ones or twice a day is
en-sifrh.
(il.AN'PKItS This disense h.n baffled sll Fissisas,
liive thi powder a foir trisl ami it will do wonders iu
Ihis lernNr nnd hitherto incuriihle ninlndy. It Is a disease
of the altuiduml system nud kepi up hv imperfect nutrition,
in such esses a Tiililespnonliil every day twice for a month
or two, iu constant successiisi. will iu nine cuses out of a
do.en effect n cure, it has been fairly tested.
Coughs nnd shortness of llrenth depcudinff on weak
tunss. a Tulilcspnoulul every uiominK : if it abates ones
or twice a week.
TOOK I.OW-StMRITI-'.D IIORttKAi or where there il
any remains of Founder or stiffness of motion, and the
Horse will not omen, or where the hair is rough and
stninls slriinrht out, the fond seeming to d no cast, tha
Powder produces almost iinmedinte improvement of tha
animal; llie digeslii,u improves and Willi it all the atug
giKluiei ,,f the minimi dimippenrs. Iiecuining livsly uii
spirited, and the luiir iiinsnli und stick.
COWS.
For Mn.sixo Tows, we are fullv convinced that it not
only iinpnvra the ciunhtv, hut that' it increases the amount
of Milk, I're.-iiu nud Hulter : s nuc who have tried the ex
perimeiil sny a Pound a Week, others any half a pound
wlule one person inMstcd upon U tlmt lieiisidc two pound!
more a week Irom ciu-h l.'iiws. Wc tliiuk it will be fouist
tonvcrnire ir uri a huh ton p'Sind per week on each Cow,
if llie t'ows are perlectty lienliliy. 'I'his additional amount
is uiuite hy the c Miversi n oftbe llippunc And into Nitro
genoti nud fotl y c-iiilpiuiids : also by supplying Ihe oxy
peu tnkcii in by the luinrs, with llie elements of reaction;
Willi-ut tuning Hiiy of Ihe . ilrocenous porliou of the feed.
11(11, LOW IltillX or Will. I'; HOOF DlJSKASF..
Slid h.'l other dis-..-;is of nerd culile depending upon a oad
sliiteofthe Aiiiili, nre rem it'isl speedily nnd clleclunlly.
Cows, whose milk is blue, thin nnd wutery and where it
does not yield inuc-h crciim, or wtiere Cows give bloody
milk, or which ure uxed to sttind Umjg dry, it will be found
nu utmost infallible remedy, hy iuiproving the condition of
Ihe hi nI und creating a he:iltiiy iligeatitin ; a Tablespoon
ful every duy or every oilier ilay os it may be ueccaaary.
HOGS,
Pigs iu the s immer often overheat themselves, eel swel
led necks, coughs, ulcers in the Lungs und Liver, which
cuuse them to die -ery suddenly. thee may Imi prevented
entirety by putting a pound or ii half into n llnrrel of swill J
and it will al the same tune considerably hasten the fatten
ing process.
V H.ln nn auiitinl which is giving milk and you are
desirous to fallen ut ihe sune time, you should n-d give
more tllnu u lali'i-spoonful once a week or il Witt retaidtht
formation of mi by increasing the nioount of Milk.
Let eacU pers in try ns cllccts for himself and ha will
s sin be Kilislied of its excellent qualities, and tluit no Far
met iliould lie without It.
l-'or the purpose of nndiiig nut still further bow far O'lf
jnstlv celibnileil CATTI.K I'DlVDKR. is emitted tithe
eoiihilenee of an iitlelligeut people; we hnve attdresacil
Itleii to at) putts of the: t'uiied Hiatce. where our Pow
der has been userl, nnd we are able now from the evidence
thus brought Is-lore us. to assure every Farmer, Diary
man nnd Horse-man. tiiut it has thus far very much el
ceedeil oltr most sanguine expectations.
With the additional knowledge thus far obtained, We
Hops wt will Is enabled to make Hie best and most per
fect Csttlx Mrdicisk ever yet offered to a discerning
people. It acts us a valuable promoter of digestion, im
proves the quality of the Moist and thill increaaea the
amount of rlilier Fat. Milk and consequently of Butlsr.
Kven in ttie heiilthy Animal
tleware of Counterfeit as llie extensive sals of ntr
pc-Wder has Induced otbeis to make an imitation of il. .
Kca pack has our wrlilen Signature on the end.
IIKF.IN'Ki, FltO.NKFIELD k CO.
Philadelphia, July iM, 1h51.v.
Ike lldosewlfa'a Help hnd Husbaad'a Joy I
THE GERMAN "WASHING FLUID
"TV0K8 away entirely with that laborious task
of rubbing the Clothes upon the washboard.
It contains no ingredients whatever, injtirtdus to
the thirst fabric or the flesh. The proprietor!
wish every one to Rive it a trial, and if it doee
not prove to be as recommended, the money, in
every such case will bo refunded. Full direc
tions accompany each bottle. Kctuil price 12J
Cents per Dottle, sullicient to do lico trdinary
wan hiugi, and saving the Clothes more hy not
rubbing tlil-ui, than the cost of six bottles be
sides removing; stains of fruit, Ac., if there be .
any, aud the time aud lubor saved.
Prepared only by
!. P. HOYT & COw
T. A. Fox, McEwensville, sole agent foi wkt
Counties of I'ninii ami Northumberland.
1'hiUdelpliia, Aug. 30
SPENCER & REND ELL,
MANUFACTLRKRS OF
Cold ami Silver Pen and Frnrll Casti,
No. 3, Maiden Lane,
One door from corner of Broadway,
New York.
Every pen will lie warranted fo on year.f
N. U. The above firm were awarded Gold ant
Stler Medals, for five consecutive years, at tht
Fair of tha American Inslitr.lc, for the beat Quid
Fens.
July Sfl, 1851. 3mo.
The undersigned have entered into Co-narU
liershlr. no. I,. it,n r. r
p under Iho firm of
ftlMUY LAWRENCE,
TO CARRY OH THE
Paper & Rag Bus'ief.i,
At No. 5, Minor Street. Vk.l.uUlnkiA
w
HERE they intend Veepinp a large assort
ment of paiiers. e.,n.iii., i
follows:
Writing papers ; wov, ,nj aiJi American am
Enqlish.
llath I'csts ei,J
aud Note papcraj stove and laid,.
gilt and plsi'
rolu Posts, Flat Caps. Prmtins; Papers, alf
sixes.
Hardware papers, from 19 by 84 to 40 by 4(f.
C'e'.orcd and white tissue papers, American
''..i English. liollingorth'i Patent Maraiila
papers.
Colored rmf white Kline papers, common an I
extra sis. UulT Envelope papers.
Colored Printing and Coer papers.
Manilla papers, all sues, Glazed Royal, all co
lors. Drupgist, Ulue Medium aad Filtering papers.
Tim, Secret and Colored papers for confection-
ers.
lias;, Manilla and fttraw wrapping papers,
llonuet, binders, Box, Cap and Trunk boards
White and Dull' Envelopes; Legal, Lelttrv
Note and Card tizct.
Agents for Bliss, Potter If Co't
Printers' Cards
in packs tnd sheets, white snd eutoaed- odd tiv
ess, cut to order. Also, their Giltt Figured and
Plain glazed papers.
JOSEPH ni.MBV. late of 88 N. Third st.
N. S. .A WRENCH, late of No. S Minor at.
N. I) 500 Tons of Rags wanted in etching
for cash.
Philadelphia, July S, 185) omor.'
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ttor. of , lir.VRY MAMEIt
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