TflESUXBURT KM ERICAN. U PUBltSHED EYSBY BATtTBDAT BT KM'Ii WILVEBT, Proprietor, maiskh's sunjiiKos, xamcrt tuukita, At 91.50 In Atlvnnee. Itjiot paid within 6 Month (. IMbteHpllon taktn for Uu than eta Month. CwmCTBn with this establishment Is nn eten stveNEW JOB OFFICE, containing a variety of plain and fancy tvpe equal to any establishment In the interior of the State, for which the piitron ajre of the public Is respectfully solicited. Sq ' fiq 4 Pq :cs,1 S'co! 1 sj 8-2"- !l 0 '. b-W H.ti l.'i.w ; .v n :v lino is j Oris wwk 1.00 Td week l.SJ tj; :.) 4 TA! 0 it.rce " Fi-ur " Five Six 1 wo mo? 'I 'liri.ii " bi " Nine due Year K.IUJ 5- :.'). - la.vtur'.ejfi .'j'j l'j.ud i;i.iA ."..so Mi' 7am 1!J.i 17 Im .'..i.o M H.Sn.lS.i.ai lM.wi'.Su P'.l V.tKi lo.'JO'.ll.tiO .ili.'iO fJ 10.00 -Al.W l.i-ij Sl'.i 0 OOiS.Ob SW IS.OU. 5il.l l;o1.).uo ,.5 U'.'4.).()(): i.lw wo.u;;t.tuu.i4. iiij 'M 7, t.U.I 111 ..v till M Will .00 I i W 15 l-tnt11hel In 1H.10. ( PKI1E 01 50 IK ADVANCE. SUNBURY, PA., SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 28,1871. i Xew Scrtva, Vol. a, No. 45. 1 Old Keriea, Vol. SI, .. W. AT U BY A WTO TP A 1 1 - ja s )rofca6loituI. JEREMIAH NN'YPEK, Attorney at Law, Snnbury, Va. All professional btisl id! Intrusted to his care will receive prompt at tention in this and adjoining counties. Can be consulted both In English and German. Also, District Attorney of Northumberland county. Aof.2U,1870.-ly. J NO. A. WII.SOU, ATTORNEY AT LAW, No. 144 Fot'RTH Atbkub, Notary Public, riltehuu;, F. Jan. 15. 1S70. 1y. JO. n.lRKlF, A CO, Market Street, . SUNBURT, PA. Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Glass, Varnishes, Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars, Pocket Bonks, Dairies, Ac. SP. WOIiTKRTOV, Attorner at I,aw. Market Square. SUN HI." KY, PA. Profession al burlness in this and ad)oiuiur counties prompt ly atts'.'dcd to. pvJl. A. K. KiVIDCE. respvt fully nn XJ) noimees himself as Physician and Surgeon ' to the rit Irene of Snnbury and vicinity, having lo ' rated himself permanently on Market street, near ly opposite the Knirmouut Hotel, where he enn aeroutnltsd nt all hours when not professionally uKc;d. nplJ-t-ly -rpKKTII! TEETH ! J. N. CKh.asi.NtiKK, X S'.tnreon Dentist, SUNUURY, PA. All work rarefuliy attended toand warranted. Am thank ful to all for the kindness extended toward mo ay giving me their patronage in the past, aiid hope a continuance ami Increase of the same. W'Ofliec, first door east of Adams' Express Offlee. apllO-09 GW. Zir.GEER. Attorney at Law, north side of Public Square, one door cit of the old Bank buildinc, SL'NBURY, PA. Collec tions and all professional business promptly at tended to hi the courts of Northumberland and ndjoininir eonnties. sept 1 5-l'0 Sf. ItRICE, Attorney nt Law, Bunbary, j! V I'a. OlHee in comer room np stairs, of llnupt's New Bnl'.riinir, formerly occupied by G. W. itatipt, E.-q. Celleetions of claims, writinirs, and all kinls of lezal business aUeuded to care fully and with dispatch. Arrit 2,'70 !y. CA. RE1MEX'VER, Attorncv at Law, bUNBUKY, PA. All business en- trtisied to his care attended to promptly and with diligence. apl27-67 J NO. KAY CLEMENT, Attorney nt Law, fUNBVRY, PA. Collections and all pio festinnal hiiciness promptly attended to. meh31-lt c. j. Kt;ira. L. n. rase. BRINKS A KANE, AttorncTS and Coun sellors at Law, SUNBL'RY, PA. Offiee on Chestnut street, west of the N. C. and P. & E. Railroad Depot, in the building; lately occupied by F. LiiKiirus, Eq. Collections and all profess ional business promptly attended to in Northum berland aud adjolnine counties. apilO-tii 9. B. HOVF.R. " W. J. WOI.VEKTOH -rjOYER WOIVCRTOS, Attorneys at Law, on second flour In Hi'mlil's new juildin. Sl'NBL'RY, PA. 8. B. Boyer and W. J. Wolvertna reaectfully announce that they have entered into co-partnership in the practice of l heir profehtioa in Northumberland and adjoin ing coantics. Consult jlious can be had in the (Jermaa laupjasje. ap!4-tit HB. MANSKK, Attorney nt Law, bCN- BL'KY, PA. Collections attended 'o in t be counties of Northumherlaad, Union, Snyder, Montour, Columbia and Lycoming. aplliMi'J Wf. W. HOCKEPaiXKn. LLOYD T. UOWKPACn. K(M ar.(&:i.LKU Oi KONKHACH, Attorneys at Law, SL'NBL'KY, PA. )f llce iu Haupt'i new building, second door. En tiance an Msrket Bquare. )an4-6S VA EENTI S E UIETE, Wholesale and Re tail dwilr ia eery variety of ANTHRACITE COAL, SUMBVRY, rTSS'A. (I J-P1.H WHARr.) Hf" Orders solicited avd filled with promntness m despatch. waTli-60 C"W CAI.! COAL! CHAT WtOS., J (-hippws and WhoIele and til Ieier in WHITE AND NED AH COAL. BUN BURY, PA. (lowss wsiKr.) l-JT"6ole Ai4its, wsntward, at the na'.k)!wtet I.lap Clay CohI. JanVW rt TT H. K OA ON, KKTAll. MiAT.JHt OF ANT'IKACITE COAL, SUN". TOY, PANN'A. Ofti.-w with Ma4, Tasmi.t A Co., Or I'm left at !W.U A Bro's .,nf1 !rt iti-t, will rsoeie. prompt attention. Country solicited. Jn. 8, IhTI. It JACOH nnilVHAN, l7"IKK Lirr. INSURANCE AGENT, SUN r SUKY, PSNN'A. R-prwl: Faniers' Mmui Fihj lnnrai" Co., York, Pa. j Camber land Va.irv Mutual Protective Co. ; Nw turk Huiual Lites Girarl Lifeof Plilla.,and Hartfurd, CiMin., General Aceileut. G EOKfi E M. KEXN, 's Jbiihiintj, Mirket Squnri, Sr-namT, Pa., IB prepared to df a'.l kinds of work pertaining t iV'it ist ry. Pa keeps constantly on hand u large attortmraj of Teeth, and other Dental nuiiTisI, from which he will lie able to select, and met the wants of his ftistimen. All work w.urented to give satisfaction, or e'.se the inoin-f ft inied. Tue very t-t Mouth Wash aud Tooth-Powder k' 1 Oil iuirt. H i. iriei-Htns are the naiusrom Irons for whru lr In worked for the last twelve year, bniihtiiy, April -I, lOS. N i: W COAL YARD. . .... . , rp'S.L un.lri.iBl litvii.c fwnrr H 1 haiB vd RisefWiiMte Fl.Ol R A liKAiN li.ide, is prrpre1 in (apply r.iuiilics auhllie YKRY MEHTOF t OU -in:..r roR canh. I f, tt i aai Nut, eoniUnlly tin hand, flraio lusfii iaehsnae lorl'oal. J. M. CalWLl.APER. oau, Jan. 15, M7U. tf. jico. ktsirxAS. iiiourtoH umi, lire, l it. a4 ArrtdriU INSURANCE AGENCY KHiri44 v m ini, JiWNIT MRKIr.T, SfMll'IlY, PA. (uirHlPh R I'Kk-lSUII, lean, fMladelj bi, Assol, J,7J,VI I .Hi " Miasm in. Sew Tik, S. rr..-m I rulIKi I, liitN U h" lU...-i, 1. 1. ! !!, J onl a, I .... , M , r 1 or P:i i ul. II . us Seal .., I l'" t, Hi ll .J, I I. .., I l " till 1 . Vui, i. r u .,u A VI c . . . 1. I iiumiIK, M ft t -', la. ' u. ... k, I 11U M; l Llle, ,otl :.7o 1 ... l.j j is., 7VI.sJ 4,0.10,004 4,'nll lSJ It ."..Vrfl Mi.,. Mil .M .! I (.")' t,M..nt W-vi I i H.--- - .i i.v as M T,.v.u,uui jotcls aH iifatanrants. nVEK HOl'NE. Third Street, nt the depot, SUN BURY, PA., Wm. RBFer. pro prietor. Warm menls served np nt nil hours. Fish, Fowls and Game. Fresh Oysters con stantly on hand and served in every style. The best of wines hiuI liquors at the liar. -TTamiliCH will be supplied with oysters done up in any stvlc, by leaving orders nt the Bar. l.-ov..'70-ly. RENTAl'KANT EATIXta HOI NE. CHARLES ITZEL, PnorniKTon. Chetnut Street, a few doors from the Dpot. BrxntrHT, Ta., HAS open a Restaurant and Eating House, for the accommodation ofthe public. Warm meals can be had nil ho urs. All kinds of trame, tish, &c, sorved up at short notice, nie bai issupiied with the bestliquor in market. No pain spared to please, and terms moderate. Snnbury, Siqilomber, 4lh IMUd. ly. N ATI ON A 1. AUEIt KEEK NAEOON, OM IIIIKD STHEF.T, KEAR THE IlEroT, SUNBUKY, PA. JOSEPH B A CHER Informs the citizens of Suti bnrv and the public generally, that h has opened a LAGER BEER SALOON at the above place. The bct of Lager Beer, and Malt Liquors will be kept. Alto Oysters, Ac, constantly serT ed up to customers. TATIOAI. HOTEL. AUGUSTUS WALD, Proprietor, Georgetown Nurth'd County, Pa., at the Station ofthe N. C. R. W. Choice wines and cigars at the bar. The tabled supplied with the best the market affords. Good s.tabtlng pufl n cut rve ostlers. A1 LLEUIIENY HOISE, Coi.. CHAS. KLEl'K NF.R. Pjoiirh-tor, Nos. Si J nnd 814 Market Street, above eighth, PHILADELPHIA. Terms, $2 per day. Ue respectfully solicits your patronage. rjACIEIC HOTEL. WILLIAM ENGLE X MAN, Proprietor, Front Street, between Chestnut and Walnut Streets, Bunbury, Pa. Sept. 1S70. ly. TTrAKHISUTOX HOlJE, C. NEFF, l'roinielor, Corner of Market & Second Streets, opposite the Court House, Snnbury, Pa. MayU'8,'70. HOTEL A R ENT A liB.WT, THOMAS A. HALL, Proprietor, Snnbury St., west 8HAMOKIN, TENN'A. Meals served at all hours, St short notice. The bct of Liquor at the Bar. The Table is sup plied with the best and latest iu the markets. At tentive servants. Terms moderate. Palranage solicited. Hl'HHEL'K R EST A V RANT, LOU IS 11 U M M EL, Proprietor, Commerce Kt., bHAMOKIS, PEN.VA. Having just retltted the above Saloon for the accomodation of the public, is now pn pared t Bervt ".lis friends wiih the best lefreslununts, and fresh Lager Beer, Ale, Porter, and all other malt quors. ST. JAM KM HOTLIm Corner of Pennsylvania Ave. and 6th street Washington, D. C, IS located within a few squares of the United States Capitol aud other public buildings, street cam pa the Hotel every three minutes. A Hotel, Restaurant, and other modern improve ments have lately been added, making this one of Hi mnt-t pleasant nnd n'.ti active Hotels Iu Washington. GEO. W. BUNKER A CO. Oct. 8, 157.-8in. Proprietors RESTAIR LEWIS MARK WORTH, Proprietor, 8HAM0KIN, PENN'A. .The best BEER and all kinds of Mall Liquers on Tap. Call and be refrcshod. Aug. 27,1870. ACKAWAKKA VALLEY HOESE, E. B. BURNH AM. Proprietor, Corner Lacka wanna and Franklin Aenue, Scranton, Pa., op posite Delaware, Lackawanna Western Depot. Free carriages to convey cnwti to and from Depot. Mar. L'6, '70.-ly. J. VALKR'S WrXTETt GARBJ.S AND 1YOTEL A'ot. 720, 7ii, 7.M 727 Vim St., PHILADELPHIA. WIJfTER GaITdEN HOTEL, (OS nt IIHOHJK PLAK) Centrally loiatl, connecting with a'l the City Pasenger Railwsy Cars, fnirn all the Depots in the City. VvrtTtt-wt Ace mmo.latlonsi Ftor Tr tllern. Gmad Vonal and Instrumental Coneertsevery evening in the Summer and Winter rtaideu. f&'Chrhetrinn Cvncrrt Et iry Afttrnnon..g rre i.amks' HrsTra ant the but of RErKr.snwuiTS eFKve.n. Oflle of J. Valrr's Fountain Tark Brewery. Jor.s 4. ISTCI.-lj. . 1 . JES...J-L J -Jit 1. 1 Q t O It STORE! CHRISTIAN NEFF, Second f tret, oj posile the Court House, SUN BUKY, PA., Respectfully invites the attention of Retailers aud others, tliit he has on h.nd, and will eon stantiv kee) all kinds of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LKjUORS, Consistinit of Pure Brandic: Coguiac, Cherry, Giivcr, Koehellean l Otaid. hkis: Pnre Rye t'opef-IMtillel, "lo"n falela, Apple and Ni et.t'-. PURF HOLLAND GIN ! Wine. Champagne Wine, Bherry, Port and Claret. Crab CMer, ( l,amp ifiie Cider, N. t. Rum, Brown Stout and Sent eh Ale. STOM A! 11 AND BAR HITTERS, And all other Liquors whleli euu be foan l In the 1 ity inaikels, hii h wul b solil at Whole sale and Retail. IA11V alliele gil iranlcd as 1 rem hi.-1. Also, a i iru" )t ot ut-MUUiia ' . io .FS, alw.i?. on hand 1- llnlei. ,ii.i til Hllen.lrd lo. and .hl,r 4 r NfFF. Kunbnrv, July . ly. 11 ill II UillE MO HE, J. II, t'uiilf), A t o. MARKET STREET, M NBI UY, PA., nAK reeeivd new ttSMirtiiwiu of all kinds of II, 1 larr, t'ulleiy, Me. lell.t. VI uol, ., of a .1 eV.eilpii.uM. A ...H. .ton Maker' Male iuU, li.ili, ll'.ui, bilm. AU, ell kind of Le..liwr "r Sli.wuial.il ' ai.4 hud ller'. Eer. tiling in I l.t II n... line .-an Im IouiiU ali.eh a ill te old a io x, . ..u ha l.nii lit ul any ull.ur c.labiiil.uieul -.ulliasouu'.i. (.all ui thsil l but,ni,l.e. II, IWU. nour m mior. M iSt r At II ht.ll. rpilF. aal.is uucd hln nr.i.4 su.ip oa 1 ll.O.I Slli.l, U4t y o ..lt II" telill.ll II. it1, : pir...ir. 1.1 i.i.ttiui In. nil kluda ( ii.inlH tMi ell.irS l 1' l.,irl ili. Ilis .1 . k ., ,. H.U ,vl ) U I '.'.I') ! II. UK. I . II ,.1. l..l U... I I' 11 ol I..S i4dt Ui.l iu l -llliti l.l iiu, bt aol tui. 411. 1 iwniii. 1. 1 ! 11 . .u.h. lo l.l.iUl.l..v'lUlll.- I 1.4 I jl. U ! lu.lli I I i .411 . 4 l4lalU tl Bt-ltfk, 4 1. I IkUlli lb.lt O.tli.l..,. I 11I1, l.n.4l. u. Il I'. ... ' Iiii ' l shilt laulik -. K'l t I tiant IH I lui.uit, ji. i 11, im.i. - li.,i.i e-il' 1 ti. O L I I III II I 4l-4o U....I 41 Vlu..i k I'a.n. ittbt bbfrtisctncttts. TIME IS MONEY ! ! ALL Wall Paper und Border, sold by" mc Mil be trimmed ready for use, WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE, f.T THE YEOMAN'S WALL PAPER TRIMMER. ..rJ?"; ,: which I have the exclusive right to tire iu Bunliitrv and vicinity. Bavo money, time nnd labor, by buying of N. I'ERREE L1GIITNER, Dealer in Books, Stationery, Wall Paper, Music, Ac, Ac, Ac. Sunday School SUPPLIES made a speciality. Itlank. Mrmoruiidum & Iunn BuokH in endless variety, Just received. BOOK BINDING done to order. Persons will save expense by leaving their orders for binding with uic. PICTIRE ERA MEN of all sizes, cut lroin the Moulding at terv Inw rates, hand. OVAL Si BQUARE FRAMES always on ! ALBUMS, BRACKETS, GOL1; PEN 3, fcc, &c, &c. A large nnd well selected stock of Toys nl way on haud. Anything not on hand promptly 01 dered. Bargains for cash. Call at N. KERKEE LIGHTNF.R'S Book Store, Sign of Foley' Gold Pen, Market Square, S:ie bury. Pa. Bunbury, Augun 6th, 1S70. LAO IKS' FANCY TIRSI JOHN" FAREIRA, 7IS Arch Street, Middle of the Bloek. he4wceii 7th and Hth Streets, Smith Bide, PHILADELPHIA, Importer, Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds a'ld quality of FANCY FI RS For Ladies' and Children's Wear. Having enlarged, remodeled nnd Improved tin old and favorable known FLR EMPORIUM", and haviiiK imported a very laree mid pplcudi-i assortment of all the dillerent kinds of Furs fr vn first hands in Europe, and have had them nia.ie np by the most skillful woikmen, I would r. r. pect fully invite my friends of Northumberland and adjacent counties, to call and examine niv very large and beauliful ast-ortment of Far.cv Furs, for Lmliea and Children. I am determin -d to sell at a low prices as auy other respectable nousa in the city. All Furs warranted. No misrepresentations to effect vales. JOHN FAREIRA, 718 Arch Street, Philadelphia. Oct. 22, 1870-Sm. FAMHIOKAHLE MILLINERY. FALL AND AVIXTER STYLES. mm l. nitii,ER, MARKET SQUARE, BUNBURY, PA. Her largo assortment of millinery goods, bonnets and hats, Ribhokb, Feathers, Flowers, Laces. HAT AND BONNET FRAMES. A lartfC variety of trimmed and um l imine I Hals, Ladies' and children's Hosiery, hem stitched lace and linen Handkerchiefs, kid aud lisie Gloves, Corsets, dre buttons, iruipure I li.eM. TrimrM. lmltM1 (Melttio and t'.mee i-ilili.in - lor bow and sashes, in (treat variety. Real and Imitation hair cIiikiuhm, frizes, cans uud Itch es. A large assortment of SI.IPl'EK PATTERNS, ZcrllTKS, (ii'klilKTUWM VoOL, Ac. An ondleo variety af Notions ami Koods nsaally kept in mrl-o!as luilllnery siore. GeliU' Collars, Cults, Neckties, Haudker- ebi.k, Jk.c. Thecitiaeasof aunhury aud t'luity, treuerally, are invited to vail aud ue this spleunid ass.ul uienl. L. MIl-eil.KR. Bunbury, Oct. t, 1S70. punt red 11 r.n. HOOTS A!tD SIIOKS Manurai'torad to order at ftREATI.T REPUl EI) PRICE. JOn Yl ILYEIt, Npraro tlrrf, .Snabar), IVnn'it, UIMT.CTFUI.I.V Inform M old 1 iiMorner and the eilifens ireneralU , that he is una 111 inuf.ielnriiiK llOU l S A Mlol h t Die iollua. h: ran t, rr. ole up of the best material, u 1 Calf Skin (pei'ifnl) Hoots, (eed 41 French Calf " K7.SO .. .on !,nr or weroeeo). 'I liii.liii Mlnkaxi rrikin nn l Ia I.&U aeciirdintf to iim. A.l oik warranted. TFRMH b I RICTLT CAsH The rri.'ee of repairltir are also reduced. J.HIN WlLVf R. euntiiiry, July , I "TO. J. W. WASIUXGTUX'.S 4.I1M UIKIII.K fcllOl. The old K'iinuri.l'li(i uf lb luwn. U.eliuu in h. i4l, but l lb 4ii time eouti.lri ibal lb liniilily IrulU maiii i-4,.m.4-ln i"'k.u auU.iuk U141OI1 tin' au uu. uiuforts b.e au.oiiiit of t4tiU)i au I uu.h.li.iii. Ju,l iai-..ty t.ais ai(i. 1 li.ii.a my buain. raieir Iu llos .l4.'u half U.y I.i.iiimu llo. l.i l.l, !. I l m.I ll.. H li ll.u.r l. UUI lii - a .v iiiui .l .v, 41. 1 10. 1. 1 aitrr ulkl.i, uu I ap ... d ti l. ilp blue jle..ll.lli 111.1,4111 It L in lU.il .4. 1.1 11. ii 1 lulu ml by il. u.uUlf I ... I ..( l4l Ul.lll4l H-.IW. ll4tU I l4t,. hAf.f ttll)' if. m y lit II. eo....ly I i . niiili.oti '..4.mw a..4 tii ..I'll,' Hi pulold llil.'.v,! I..1.H1 l-ulltiiy 4III..IUIO uul '..tlot. of I u. )..' !t.! . ii i4 ly Ij tL4 ti i ad ei4 IUi Isua ti4 tl..i'.4..1 lio.i- im iv . t k.t. ttb.M tw4 1 1.4., iul ia I... tit . 1 I"1 " ' I4 .) 1,4.1, I 1 lk, ll.llU.m o( 1 alt . I Infill, I k -if Il4lj .111 )ou, li4i..pui4 '" Kl.l. t. Jt tot, ..I I4.I..IMW, ,.'l.. l I 4l 1 it. ILa lull 4. .1, . 11-11.' ,11111. Hi " .... I 'll'1 ot 1,1.1 I4..4 .) I'i u.t lit 4lou.t. j W .11 k l i I j I.,,., ,,.,, 1 1 a, 04.., .' .., 0 4 . '- I 1 t i o4, uul ,k .' lo i skatci ON ..lit U 4U t 4 ei.ll THE FUGITIVE LIEITENANT. It was wliile the American Army was fieezinir nnd Marvin!? nt V'alli'V Kuriv. nml the Jii-itish was rioting nnd luxuriatini; in ther etithnsiastieally, grasping his liaud ; riiiladeliihia, that a lame dirty, boog.'trly I 'your lather's spirit npuiks in you. He lookino lellow, walking ts ill) it milch, ap- j died on the hattlo-lield with those senli proaehed iw northern outpost ofthe Royal I menls in his heart ; and I freely give you forces, nnd. with a simple, idiotic lan:;h i luy on'y sou and hope to the glorious and leer, announced his intention of etile'r- j .'Hbo which his blood and that of thou ing the city and Inking tlic lirilish General prisoner. "luueed r-tlien 1 sliall lie unilrrthc. ne- cessily of arreMing'yoti !" taid a young su- 1, 1. ...7.. ' e ' .. .. ballern, -a inking tit some of his compan ions, and assuming a serious air. 4 Ho I hel he !"' laulied tho idiot.; 'just you try it, main, an ' Wl'iv. mv irood f How. what would von do?" " 4J.0i" exclaimed the oilier, drawine; himsolf tin with an air of defi; defiance ; 4 w hy, I'd tell the "Teat General Wasliinotou.' 'Then 1 am afraid to venture on your arrest. So pass on you wiil probably find General How prcimre'd to receive you." The idiot suddenly looked troubled, glancing about hint warily and suspicious- ly, as it be feared lie might meet the gene- ral he was so boldly going to capture,' but finally hobbled oil" toward the city. Willi some such silly dialogue he got past thedif- it-rent sentries, who seeiu. d to j;iv. him no thought beyond the amusement of the time. By night he was fairly in the lowu, and kept 011 his wav, sometimes humming enutclies of tild songs, and iu general not noticed much by any. Through one streit to anotiier he coiilintied to hobble forward, till he came to one of no great length, con tabling a block of three-story, respectable looking houses, which might be occupied by persons in middling circumstances. This street was not lighted, ami Appeared descried, so that when he stopped before 0110. of t lie ilwrliinoH bo v:is not. uori'oi veil. .. . . . 0 . 1 lie knocked at the t;nor, 11ml a woman s 1 head nptieared at tho second-story window. I Won't vou give lue sonietliing to cat ' 1 ma'am ? I'm m arly stai ved !" said the id- j lot. ' ' Yes, poor feiluw replied tho woman ! j in a kindiy tunc ; ' in a minute I will hand i you something.' ; on iifier a lower sbuifer was ptishid a little back, and a hand, containing some i bread and incut. w::s thrust out. I 'Moihi-rl' said a low voice. j 'Givcioue heaven!' exclaimed .'. c fe- j male within, iu an aoitr.ted tone. ' J lush !' returned the beggar, in a guard ed wiusper. Iu a moment after the door was thrown open. ' Yes, r.ia'ar.t thank you-1 don't care if I do,' said the beggar, as if in reply to au invitation to come in. ill, the same lime c rowing Ihc threshold, with an ai pearauce luu ll,!ill(,i' f Ids escape. Immediately of deep humility. 1 niter, the whole party left in hat tc, liit The inonient'the door closed behind him, ! ti"'f ateninjr Mrs. Kugglcb with sub.-eipieut the man or; ped his crutch und threw bis j vengeance, for harboring, concealing, and arms around the other, fairly subbing. conniving ntthe escape of a rebel spy, even 4 Mother ! dear, dear moilier !" though the man was her son. William!' exclaimed the otbrr, pic;.-,- j hen fully satisllcd that nil the soldiers ing Urn ragged mendicant to her heart ; j ilai1 K011-', young Kugglcs attempted to re 4 .ih, my dour, dear i.iiam 1 what is the . Ulm 1,1,0 'da inotlx r's dwelling by the way inctuing of this ? and how is it 1 bud you : hsul hut iu again displacing the b.ne in this sad pli.hl ?' i hrieks for this purpose, oucof Ibem slipped 1 Have passed the British lines iu tins 1 disguise, playing tlie lool to tho si-ntnes. But tell me how' jou are, deauniiither, and how you fare iu ihe:e trutibloiis linn s V ' ludifi'erently well, my son. The British are our master here, but s i far 1 have lit tle to complain of in the. way of personal treatment. Provisions are scarce aud high. and only by the strictest economy shall I be able to fix e through, if they continue to ! .. .1 . : e. 1 .. i ic.aui ii.eiscssiou 01 uie euy any coii.siuera- ble length of lime. Your bister Mary is at ! your L ucie's in Delaware, and will deeply j regret that she has missed this opportuni- ty.' 4 And are vou all alone, mother ?' .X'.. . '!.'.. ,0. 1. ,-....iO I -.1 i j to o A.o-iip. riioeiueii UlU liuaiu- j nig with me.' ,iuisiooii wuii a iigiir in her liaud, und 4 Do they belong to the tinny?" inquired : '",11,lr-d dumb and moiionkfs with a com the youns: man, quickly and uncaMiy ; 'and 1 mingling -of fear, surprise, and curiosity, are they iiow iu the house ?' The young man continued to speak as he 4 No. they appear to be private gentle- 1 descended, and hurriedly went on to nar inc'i of some means, and neither of them is ! lalu a" t'11' had occurred, concluding with within at present. But you look troubled ' l,'u l',lr;'1 "1 the soldiers, and his escape have you anything to l. ae, my son ?' ! into the loft above. 'If detected, 1 may be hung as a spy.' 'Thank (iod, it is in my yower to aid 'Good heavens I' t xeluiineij tbe mother, : m alarm ; 'ymi terrify me 1 A in vou hero without permission V without a pass ?' ' Yen - did I not hay I played the fool to the sentries, and so got pahl them ?' 4 But 1 thought that was for your own amusement. Ou, William, if you should be discovered ! Why did you vetiluio ill this ucspcrir.o manner f 1 couid not g.t a pass, and I was so aiivioui. to see you und Mary that 1 lesolv ed to risk all. 'tjuick, then, citne up slairs, let us fix a place at once, before 1111) thing happens !' Both hastened up stairs to tbe thud sto ry, and, atier considering several places, decided that the loll close under the roof liliglu be the best for the ciueeahili III, as tin: trap d'Mir leading to il could be fasten ed Ulid. 1 Heath, IhlIi wmild I. lot I ) Limd a s .itch ; w bile ll.e y.iillig man. If pi. se.l Cuuid cseiipe lit the roof, Mini, by 111. alls of a b'1 g eoj e, tasiiin d to the cbiiiiii. y, cmild lowet hiuia.ll iutu filler ibeymd or lb.' SUV.'I. 'Ibis would Hot il.sllie bis i-.i' n-, but il wilt lb.- I si pi ill the tw-ii.mlil lliii.k ul, Ulid Ml Vol to ri li.b r bulb leu l. illllll uf il. ticti'ill and ll.e ai 1 nui colli, on. 11. e. Having pi' HI. led the rop. , the lilnl In r has till. .1 to biing up it l.ne quaimty ul loud, winch Iu r in In .'an to .by. nir v. lib a 1.1 t llnilxh. H 1 1 : 1 1 tile t. .1 he bad lold lol Ull Irtilh, vtbeii, in lb.- 1 1. .11. 1. l. r of a 1 'jg ir, he bad iln !.ii.. I, on,.. I 111 4 UU- bnO. 1 llig oil kllll 4U 'I1. 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I 1 .1 ..... 4 1I..1 i.. .il. ' I .u 1. . ... .1 a.l und if it is God's will that a 1 mul eliall rule over tliis liroud cotilitielit, not a singlu truo heart will live to lot-1 tho opiirefmiou aud dcgrachttion. Etc that time, tlcnr 1110 tlior, I i'or ouo shall be Ihvj oiiU the rtacli tif earthly monarch.' God bless you, William 1' cried 1 lie mo- sands oi others lias lialloweil.' J'or si veral days the intrepid young o( er remained concealed be neath his ' iiol Iter's roof, his presence supposed to be ! l ii.tti ti i.i.l.r 1. 1 !... known only to themselves. But on eveii' ing, near the end of his furlough, when he was U-giiining to think about preparing for his secret departure, an olliccr with six men appeared tit the door, and said he had I orders to arrest one William Kugglcs, sup- 1 l'sed to be somewhere in the dwelling. I . ' hy, that is my son !' said the widow, I ' Great trepidation. : 's" tti'ich the more likely that he should ; ',0 'lL'rc then,' was the unl'eeliug reply. j 'And for what would you arrest him? j and what w ould bedoue with him it found?' 1 'We shall take him as a spy, and, if found ! gU'Hy ' he will be hung of course, as every I'ursed rebel should be. Here, Badger and j tVileot, guard the back door ; you, Bent "d Walters, begin the search ; and you, j Janes and Johnson, remain where you are. Gharri now, all of you 1 Ltit the follow be : takl1.' 'diyo if possible but, alive or dead, ''t)i he taken. 'ov, good woman, if lm is 111 house, of which we are very strongly assured, let him appear and Bave ! yourself much trouble, otherwise tho con sequences ue upon your own tieao,' it you think my son is in tbe liouee, soarcli to your heart's content !' returned the mother, externally calm, iuternally suiKqing. Aud lorwilh the search betruu. Meantime the young lieutenant, who hs.d 1 1 1- . . . ,.- , . u' euougu 10 couipreiieuu ins uanger, had set aboui. alli.etiug his escape, but uol uuogciuci-111 tne maniiet nrsi lntetuieu. Jte W4JI,t ,iUt 011 the roof, it is lrue,aud tied tbe long rope to the chimney, casting one end down toward the street, 'but this only for a hhutl. He bad seen that the bricks ofthe dividing wall between the house occupied by his mother and one of tin; two adjoiniu buildiugs, bad been loosely put up under the ridge-pole, nad his ptvteul debigu was to remove a few of these, crowd through into the lol't of the o.her house, and then replace tiiem. 'Ibis purpose he ejected be- 1 lore i iie soldiers searching lor lain came up ! Hour enough to bear the little lioi.c be was j compelled to make. The open trap-door 1 of Hie roof, and the rope around the ciiim : ney, served in mislead them, as he. had I hoped ; and it was with a feeling of intense . satisfaction tiiat he heard them announce a,m "Ll nown inrougli an open trap-doo' upon the tloor below, making- a loud noise. auiiiieuiaieiy auer a iignt Uashed up through the opening, aud a timid female voice demanded who was there. 'Lady,' he began, in a gentle tone, cal culated to reassure his fair bearer, 'be not alarmed. 1 am a friend in distrct-s, Hie son of your next door neighbor, lam limited lts 11 .l'y l,y British soldiers, and, if found, mv lilii ve i 1 1 1 ... .'. ...ei. ....I It'......, ..:... j iw.ie.ieu. 11 juucaiiiiui. j.uy ,,u,i ,or '''id's sake pity my poor mother, ad nsist mo for lier sake. I He presented himself at the ojieniup; to the loft, mill boldly descended tho steps leading down from it, directly before the hlilv. 11 Mivoet lu.onliriit nll ..c I. J . - -.v, 'm...i.u tji'.i v rif;iiwi.u( n. h'r were the lirst words ot the pirl, poken with iv look and feeliin' ofsviinmthv that made the heart of the soldier bound with M range emotions. She Ihen went on to tell him that a cousin from New Jersey, about his size and build, nnd looking not unlike bitu, mc then on a visit to the family, baviug 11 pass from General Howe. 'J'hib pass she had that i evening Ixen looking at, and by accident il u now iu ucr jiosset.siou, tue cousin having gone out with the rent of the family, and torgottcu it. 'Tnkeit and lly, ami may Cod jireservo you !' she said. 'I can arrange it wild my K:nsuiai',' she continued ; '1 cau have lost if, and he can easily procure another.' She burried him down laii, throw ing 1 it cioaK over ins shoulder 011 the way, n iii.'l. she iin-ihud upon bis wearing, say in.; it had belonged to it diCe.lse.1 br.ithtl', nnd he can reiuru it iu any future time. Sio tin 11 h:il-icd to get the pane, which tiln-p!a d in his liaii.i, nnd urged him to g i al once. 'If I i-ould fcec my lilolher fur . Iliotucllt 1' he lid. no leave all to ine-I will explain all in In r tpt Mbilu )ou can, Ih'Iiit it ia I. 1.1 late.' ii.nl iii ll.avni hie y.ni, switt lady !' he .ml, inq uUiVcly . unig ln r band mid i.iiii long il wiih Iii hp. l mi! u.-vi r t"r V l "' 'llin Uel llliuute hu Hll gone. Ho l i .i(d. And U uo In lit d.-. lataliuli, l.o II. v.rd.d l.'i'grl tho evtit-l tjiil who te ll u ii.lt 1 1 him in hi ln.lir of nl. Veal an. r, tin) liniinud wile ul tii i.eiul ltur'i;'t h .1 m.iuy a iiiii.i In a 1 dl. 1 li II 1 I In r im iu in 1 i- m. . uii ilh 1. 1111 kl.u ii .1, tlo 11 a l.un1 1 I ler'ili to II 1. ui I hi t . .lit 1111 11 1 4! 1 my. JltUulttUuij. I nil) tti' 1 1 1 I a t'lllttt 'l'rikiiwrl I', t ul lite l'ut. Al a lai,;'- uu tin,! . 1 f ll-o ni'-sl pinii.i. u 1.1 1 li,. Ii ul N. 4 , ..1 k, p . . I.. a.. 10 in 1 1 .a iati r oi lb.' uli'.nii hi ul il.o i. in .i,l pituri'l Ibl I'll' . Ibl lo.'I'.MIII 1 .11.. l I It 1 nil I It.' ni.li l-l Will, luil.il L,., 01, l." uu liui 1.4 n-t.r llo : " ,.l I. .1... II, ll.e I1.. 41I I14I HI, ui,..e) l 4-n ih l;o,; ai 1 .-1 11.1 j 111. I I'll I J.u... Il, .. bill 111 . I . I lltUl,! lit I. ' I . I . 1 1 il 4.. I l ll.'IU tl.ltli'lll II Ul 11.0 M.I'.1 1U1.I1 .'I Ibw ll.--l llit.lisl ,.. ; I I , ol ll.u h"l ul, tl li e l.t d't 'l lb. I 1 .u.i.i.,' m l-taiii.a S io . in I I. 4 I I 1 1 . 1 I. 1 ll.i v Ul 1 1.1 .) ill II. '1 l.v till' uu ..I mI .iIi I. a lott lu n.iil.i.4u lilxirties which arc the pride and glory of our own country liberty of the press', lib erty of sieech. liberty of worship, liberty of; assembling, It was an iron despotism ' which, to the scaudal of tho Christum I Church, insisted on persecution as n duly, I set the ckample of persecution to other Ca- j tholie countries, nnd, wherever it could i make itself obeyed, maintained the obliga- j tion of rcpressiug heresy by the Utw of: force. I Take a single example ofthe manner in ; which tho government was administered. , An American lady, an acquaintance of mine, a resident in Rome for several years, ' was summoned one momiag to appear lie- ; fare the police of that city. She apX'Hivd, j accompanied by tho Aitiericau Consul. 44 You are charged," eaij the police ma- ; gist rate, 41 with having sent money to Flo- j reiiee, fo bo employed in founding a Pro- I tcbtant orphan asylum. What do y t say ?" ; 14 1 did send money for that purpose," was : tho lady's answer. 44 1 did not ak for it ; ' it was brought to 1110 by some ladies, who ' requested me to forward'it to Florence, and 1 I did so ; and I Utko tho liberty to say it is no afliiir of yours." " Of that you are not to judge," replied the magistrate. " See : that you never repeat the oll'ense." Such, was the government which, to the great ' joy ofthe Roman people, and the SiUislkc- ! tion of the friends of liberty, everywhere, i has been overthrown.. Was it worthy I put this question to this assembly was such a government worthy to subsist eveu ; for an hour ? 1 And yet there re those who protest i against this change American citizens, 1 nnd excellent people among them, who lend their names to a public remonstrance 1 against admitting the people of Home to the liberties which we enjoy. My friends, is there a single oue of these libc rtie which is uot us dear to you as the liht of day, i aud the free air of heaven ? The liberty of public worship, would you give it up with- i out a mortal struggle ? Tbe liberty ofdis-1 cussing, openly in conversation, or by ; means of the pr. ss, iu books or in new-spa- j pers, every question which iuterests the welfare of our race a liberty of which the. pior Romans were not allowed even the ; shadow. j My friends, I respect profound rt-ligtous ; convictions wherever 1 meet them. 1 ho- j nor a good life wherever 1 sec it, aud 1 find 1111 11 of saintly lives in every religious deuo- . 1nin.1l ion. But when I hear it aUirmed that ' thete is a natural alliance between despo- tiiin aud Cbristinnily, lhat the ucceasury ; proj) and support of religion is the law of ', force, and that (he Christian Church should be so organized that its head slmll be an , absolute temporal monarch, eurrouuded by ' a population compelled to be bis slaves, I 1 must say to those who make this assertion, ! whatever be their personal worth, thalibeir . doctrine dishonors Christianity, that it brings scandal upon religion, and bias- . phonics the holy and gracious memory of I the Savior of the world. I I.'icrtsl Agswern- A ladv noticed a bov anriuklitig tall on tho sidewalk to lake oil' the ice, cud re- ! marked to a friend, poiutiug to tbe bait : ' Sow that's benevolence." 44 Xo it ain't, said the bey, somewhat in dignant ; 44 it's salt." to when u lady asked her servant g'rl if the hired man cleaned ofl' tho snow, with alacrity she replied : "No uia'am ; he used a shovel." The sunt' literal turn of miu.l which we bave been illustrating is sometimes used in tentionally and perhaps a little maliciously, and thus becomes the property of wit in stead of blunder. Thus we hear of a very roiiie and iniprecsi-ve getilleirun who said to a youth in the fctiwt : 44 Boy, may I inquire where Robinson's drug store is "Certainly, sir," replied the boy, very respectfully. 44 Weil, sir," said the gentleman, after waiting a while, " where is it V" " I have not the Last idea, your honor, sni.1 the urchin. There was another boy who was accost ed by nu eccentric middle sued lady with : " Boy I want to go to Lovcr street." ' Weil, nia'atc," said the boy, 44 why don't you go thou V .One day al lake Ceorge, a party of rcii tl. iii. n trolling among the beautiful islauds on the lakes wiih bad luck, epied a little fellow with a red shirt and a at raw hat, dangling a line over the side of a bout. 44 Hallo, boy," said oue of them, "what are you doing V 44 Fishing," came tbe answer. 44 Wed, of course," suid the geutknian, 44 but what do you catch y " Fish, you lWl ; what do you 'sp? V" 44 Hid any of you ever aee au elephant skin ?" inquired u Uaehtr of an lufart class. " 1 have, crclaimcil one. 44 W hero V" asked iho teacher. 14 On the elephant," said the boy, laugh ing. Sometimes this eortof wit dcgeucraU or rises, a iho ciiee mav be. iu luiiuiiu. 11 whin Flora point. d ivtisively to the bvy uiasKi 111 1 .nun 111 1110 kk V, saying : " I wonder where tlx ate clouds aiejjoiuj(." and her brollmr replied : " J think they are goiuu to ihuutter." Also ".Iii; Ibllowing dialog utt : "Hallo, there I iiow do you soil your wood Y" " By the cord." 44 liuw l.nig but it te rut , " 44 Four Hit." 44 1 mean bow lung ha it Ucu since you cut ill"' " No loiie, r than if is now." And alat wb.it Fairuk O Tlyini ae k"'li Milli hi collar and b.'oiu ttdly It" criminid, aud was iliW.gnaiilly askid by ink uiliivr : " Ftiiek O FIynti, how long ) you wear a fcbirt V" " I Mtiiiy i i-ht uiih. s, sir." Tin reiuiiid .me f an iio.uu.-e a I... h l said l bate u.i iiire. I luililly I h illiain uu i, Ni ,..ik, Mini.- a niiiiiirtu.au t ciaiii..r.i-ly ( ..:.;;. .J by tli.ipk. pi r. "Have yun any bile 1 , 1 4 1 at Tr Mid it.) IVlllill) 111 111, "A pli nl J 4-rliin nl. Hit p iu, sir. Ft. ry i.inu ami tyny i)U. i b ib.ap il in il... intiki 1, r." " An- lb. ) ilian " i 'i U ..(, .r " "'II.. 11," a.i.l l. f 'Oi.li y Mian, Milli t r. 41 KUtiiy " .11 bad tu I tut nits on, i"( )vii exi-tl it." ,-. . . . ilr llulra u It. 1 bei'tr o'v t .il.t , uf ..me ra it rHiUletr.l lilt li.t air It-it In. I f' tui lluii.k.lt.s il.il. i.j a. 1.1. 1. I l.t rt tf ult'it pall.. yi ttKii a Li ro pt' I14I ",4 inn,.' iu l,o ui ) ul U, 1. in.. 4 1 1. ly a nil- (. 1 1 . 1 1 in it I l Ml Il-i-ll W4IOI HO.. MU l l l l.4tW II I I'.i.iM. I fit unit ait i"l I . j, 1 ly (o . ail 1 I, t bo I, a t -l t .1.1 to 1 1 1.) 1 l . ol i I ,il 1 , t a I I-14 1 j c I all) a. 1. . 1 0 . l.viv small bubbles when the ice is thin. It is probably air excluded In the process of crystalizaiiun, and when there is atided oil sundry gases formed from decayi matter in the wuier, it amounts during the winter to aeoiisideiab:e qtnmtiiy. ,uch solleelions ol'Hir. like the bubble iu aspirt levil, are in a very unpasv conditiou, and are rapidly translerred from one place to another on any casual disturbance of tbe level, giving rise to one of tbe numerous noises which are always more or less hi.ol ouahtke covered with ice -at least, , liHod always to aitribute to this cause a peculiar groaning sound which was vtrv cotnmon, Now, if there should bo any casual inequality in the lower sueiaee of the ice, the air will naturally colled there, and if it is above 'Ai deg. F., which in j far as it consists of evoled gns it probably will be iucreuced by tbawiin;. A duine shapwl cavity will tlius be gradually for med, which will llually reach the surface ; air wiil escape from below, and the surface water, of which there is almost alv.ay more or less after the snow has fallen, wiil run down from above wearing the little jogged channels which are characteristic of uir-holi s. Tho w hole thing will then after a while freeze up again, lc:ui ig an indication of where the air-hole has been in the dillerent color of the freshly-tbriiieu ice. I have tried several such airhole with an axe when lirst formed, and bavo always found them to lead to such a bone-shaped cavity. I remember on one occasion au otter frequenting a large air-hole which re mained open for some time, and which musl have becu from a mile and a half .o two miles distant frem the nsarest open water. How did he reach it ? for no otter can travel that distanc under water with out access to air. Tho Indians say that they will goto greater distance still under the ice, nnd that they always find air ther It is likely enough lhat there may be mauy such doiuu-shaped cavities, winch bava uot yet reached, and may never reach, the surface as air-holes, but oue would imagine tbe air they coutain to be net of the most wholesome character. However, this ollordid Ire juent that air hole for about a week, which it certainly did not reach by tiavlin on the ice, and thought it had a few chances ff breathing there in the daytime at any rate, it contrived dur ing Unit period to elude the snares of at w hite man and an ludian, who wasted a good deal of time, iu looking after it. So far, the process of the formation of airholes, if I am riht iu my txplauaiiou, is intelligible enough ; but sometimes ttity are formed in a manner which is ti'llieult to uccouut for. Upon one occasion I bud crofcscd tho lake lo a friend's bouse, ttbout four milts oil', ami we had delertniued to start together next morning to our nearest town, but I had to go home first. I lirst went over by daylight, when there certain ly was nothing unusual in the apptprauco of tbe at, w Inch might be four or live inch es thick at tbe time, with a slight sprink liug of wettisb snow on it. 1 returned home kbotti eleven at night, and, n it was bright starlight, w ilh only a few iiontiug cloud.1, I should have noticed any chauge ; but 1 came straight across, and saw noth ing to ultract attention; bat when I crossed ugaiu at daylight iu the morning, in one part ofthe lake the whole surface was co vered with air-holes there tuusliu've been hundreds of them. At lirst J gave them a rather wide benh, but 011 approaching one to examix'e 'I, Z found it frozeu up again, the cIckv i'.'o in tho bole, w'tb very lew in-di'-t'liiViD of the charaetcriolic jagged edges, buing the only sign that there had been uu open uii'-holo there during the night. I hud no axe with me lo try whether they were connected with any cavity, but tbe appearance was as if holes of from two to live or six inches iu diameter had been punched through the ice. Of course we attributed it to electricity, as people will do uuy thing which they do uot otherwise un dcit.la.ud. und 1 have never becu able to jiive auy more iutelligible explanation of the phenomenon. There ce.rtaiuly bad becu koine liiint sheet lightuibg thftt night, a very unusual thing iu winter ; but what connection, if auy, there may have Uen between the Iwo tbiugs, 1 cannot tell. iVom NuUm. Jojix Langtox. ArRoros ofthe recent elections, the fol lowing is capital and w ill be especially re sidled by gentlemen who have b'en unsuc cessful in their aspirations for ollice : Iu one of the towns of Vcmsylvitnia the freeman bad for many years deposited their volea solidly for the Democratic candidates. Such a thing a a W big or Republican was uukuowu, prior to the Cram und Seymour campaign. At that time, however, the politicians of uu adiaei-iil township thought it an opportune uccatiou to attempt lLa I eublialuneul, 111 that town, of a Republi can oigauizalioii. To this cud they per suaded a certain Mr. Crctit, who bad receully settled there, to become their cau diduUi lor kouio minor cilice, hoping to piiM lue lor hiu afi w vole under the t.upu uiiiiy of the pi ut name of tnunt, uudtbus to get au euteiii'g wedo in the l-xul uuuiis of the loMindiip. The Juy ol election arrived, but Mr. Crvcu waa unable to gel lo ll.e pulls by r.-oauu of siekuess. Iu due time the re turn) were published and Mr. (ire. u had juai mu vuU, Chagrined at Ibis, and an uoJ by iLtf aecuMiiuu that he had voted lor Liuiaveff, be aiiii'iuueed lhat il tho er i.U Mho bad voted for bun would come lor ward and luaao athdavil to the bu t be Mould regard lulu Milli a suit of clothe. A lew luoruuiy afterward a burly, stupid look ing Ft nuaylvuuu l'ul.htt.uii tailed II pou air. Unru, and abruptly rviuarktd ; "1 vant dat suit of clove." "Au I" id Mr. l.rtra, "thin you M the u.au Uo Volrd lur 1 ue 1" " Vab, I'm tful luait." "Ai )om uhig to make an aill.lavii cf il Y" "Yah, I ew.ar to 'tm " Ml. Uroi u a. euiiii .110. d by ll. iuU'Ut- yr. Ill VuUf, Mi li I to iho i-ll.eu ul thi! Jli.l.i 4 Ihc aet,ao4 the ri.iuu4 alh.Ut.1 a u.a.lr : atu r al.i. li tin-1 1 .il.. wiio u( t La' J and , ui-it I 1 li e de p. uu nl. vj dtlnl.1. 4 Ma Ml In. hi lo Iv tell, v d II in 1m: uiipU ataiilo. 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