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Coriospondonoo. icklf thorlioraid ek•
Ex•TinAtye LETTEII, DATED _
HARRISBURG, 'February 19, 1838. , •,
MondayfFtib. Senate, to-day„
new county out of parts 'of Jefferson and
e-Keto--be--c al leth S leWar_tyin_hokor_
of the .. '9ld• OomMocToie orl'illat name,
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passed the : committee orthe whole. • ".'
-- In, the - House..we had-a•hnsy-d
was this hall ,•has scarcely ever witnessed
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before ~ ,
fllle-usstan 1 motion.
- '.of.:thelinstruCtions retitive to :the' Sub ,
'2,:estiey Bill was resumed .• , The clues- .
"tion.rpending on 54turday - when; the
adjo4roe'd,Wits' upon an;-arnend:•••
Tlifs-was negd—
\ tiyed'hy.a. vote of '5O Lb 50. , Mr. John...
• _ . son then inovedan amendment instruct
ing--our---. Senators-.. and
_regtteti.i•tcw• - ;• •• our
RePres'entatiVes_to, Vote• for. a . postpone ,
merit -of the -,
sub-treasury • bill until next
-session of Congress... This wai adopted
. •
by it vOte"of 51 6.49...
. Mr. Garretion- then - moved 11;1M - tend'
we have coufi
---'----dencein--Martin.Nran 11 uren and- our Ile •••
Ahoeratit 'Senator's and lltpiCsetiiiit
Ssii-! ,- •ad•o d—b-y-a s-me__Of 56 to
-
• 46.--;Mr. moved furiher
to
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amend by adding J. 6 .and tliat ourSenatorsSenators
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--:beLf-ti44A • ••• ted.'and our ,Ile,)resen--
..':__l"ntiv.es.reque.sted to vote for, Some tnea-.1
_ 4sure for coilecting,,keeping ancl•di-Sbnrs-•
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in the public monies as-shall most
cf
fectu:ally,d,it•oyce' the banks the, go
. vernment,"
. adoiited by•ti vote of-52 to
• 48. • The - resolution Lis' thus „:artiendetb,
theti adopted by a vote Ol*-51to 49, -
and•,the,House adjoUrned
at 4_ e o'clu.cle,
M having been ii"Ses . sion
-----This-is-a-stramge.ntonster,_.n4,we find it
letigty . ,.;llte lieu n se,
• Senate will have to use the•-p'eutung knife
•tind curtail it ails us-fair proportions.
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Tuesday 13 :-The.-exciteVient 61.1asA
. - ~ .... - -.-
week it - nd of.yesierday is pasti - iv . e have
Ito more of it, and I 'Artist we shall _
have Tor a long time to Corne o
resnititiOn , iii
)t - tructingrthe committee on the Judiciary
to brinkitt a billtabOlisliiirg
•Ishmetil, was-taken up• on second read.
• Ile addresse'd "the Senate with' .
'lowed by Mr. Penrose in opposition to
• 'it. :Before the question was taken the .
'Senate adjourned.
_The House_ Al •of moment to
'day. • The incorporating the: Wash'
. ingtort Insurance company of yhiladeb_
came - up and was pas;..ed on seconc
hr erectinka.
•
Atm county out of, part of "Old Berks' , '
to be.cally)l i Girard, passed' through co n,-
Initte )f the tvho'e. •
r. Funk, from the - minority of - the
. / tommittee appointed to yisit the Getty s
burg4D roTcOniiTl - e - freport.
Iy counter to that of the majority; it de•
clarcs that to abandon the" work would be
'unwise, unjust and dishonorable to the
state. . . 0
0 0 copies in English and 10'00
hn Germain of•both reprts were- ordered
•
to be tinted:
Wednesday l.= . teLyi •
•gaged to 7 day in the .disctission or Mr.
,
James' resolutun. In the'afterOiiim
-Penrose:ga're the Senate a Most harmo
nious treat. Ile read,tlie proceedings
- pf a "great and respectable ,meeting of
the 'clenioCracy'' of some village in
Schtiylkitl.conntrtbat .ostracised Charles.
": Franey, the Setiator 'from that county,
nce use oTilieltififiiFri - ti - ta - Nce- 4 0-ctria .
Tall - road e. orporktiotisT - ' The' , ggrave and
reverna seignors" were, riiiieutsed with
laughtere—and-all7but-Pre - irrast - ilyie - Sen- ---
ator - froni Delaware, Judge Myer
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Toyed the treat. •
The.liotte gal up the bankliill;:seve..
• endm — etits-Ayete pfoiios-edi-several
- spre , hesiviStle,_ansEthe_liouseudjo'urned
before the vote was taken.
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Thursday the Senate, after
further • disenssion. uti Mr. Jatnes'
resolutions, .they were postponed indefi•
. b3r,"-a.ypte: of 19 t? 5. -A - bill 'au
theorizing a • subscr ip io O 1 859,000 on
,the tiart,OTthe slate, j)assed'through
tniffediTlvd : whoi • . • .
Tu tha•klouse, the
_bank bill was taken
up. again, when Mr;,Steveni proposed
• the following itfliett of the proviso in . the
'first section, "Provided that all banks
• subject_,lo - Lthe gradual - tax imposed by
law of Ist April,:lo4s;and all those,sub•
sequently incorporated , sublect to "the
sameAriti sball,parinto. the treasury of
the commonviealtheight per cent. on all
dividends whielt ado` not"Eitteed six ,per
cent per annuli', i'tati of nine per,
.4ent.
'.9tt exceeding 89veri .and not
• ..exceeding eight per; per annum, ten
- per denron such dividends; in lien of the
tax 'n 0* imposed..on•said banks: : This
was.adOPted,by a vote of 5010 45, and . by
the same vote •an-amendment-proposed
-by Watta,. was adOpted,,exeMpiing
-such banks . as have , paid. a bonus for
their-charter frOm the operation
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-sect ton ley elks 4,-propp sed- a--4u
'thee - amendment to insert in lieu of the..
words tictween 'shall.-be;' in' the: ninth.
Tine s and2the-provisii; the_following; 'set
tiside - as a speCialfund for. thelncreaied
security of the-creditors_of.sitch institu 7
tioins,One • luilf of Which:to rlie l liaid into
; the treasury .of-the coin motiwealgr •an•
nually . .' This was also
. adopted;' but
-bito . re the-question was taken upon 'the
section. as thus amended,-the House- ad
jritirtied. • . • •
.Priday I . 6.•:—lnstitictiOps have • gOde
forth—=the-Writing is upon the wall. -We
'tiope'some seer:in the-Serate., of the
States may readthe interput:taoon there-
Of tb Jaines I.tielrattan i -- if-be- doeS..,not.
resign he certainly
. •will 7 —ti•einble.. The
Cesulutions : of:•lastructiirit .against - the
sub - treasury passed' theiSen.atelii the
same shape in-which they came froin the
•
-Houseby:a:vote, or E1.t0 . '12..Mr: Penrose
subtnitted'aoirie explanatory resolutions
that will..acoompany these. They tell
0- •
reilt- - plitinly . --What they .mean by their
_ctrujidentelli thesuccessor_of-"myillus
triOus predecessor.'' ,Tutlge • Myer's work
-ittl himself into a,terribre_passion- upon
att-i 8.--,a1 • ••••:
together too hasty. fur-the gubernatorial
chair, too testy and passionate...
p the—anti-
I - hank_.bill again= -and . a.great_ . meaSure_
undid --their - . Work.' of • :yesterday:: The
first sgetion now Stands.6S follows: "'that
froman - d after -- the next hOlf yearly_ r4yi-•
.
dend shall be declared by'7, the banks
corritronwealth,. it shall: not
be.lawful'-for-rhe - 'dit•ectors ()f any ol`
them, or of savings institutions or
loan company, to
. - declarea -- dividend of.
; of . ..capital acttially one
of the excess of 'anntkal
,pfbfits • .ari - s - Ing'
froth att)% of. - such- institution's' over anid•
above. eight per cent. shall..be.set aside
as a special ftitid"Tertheincieased-secu
rity-.ofAtl creditors of said_ institutions,
and the other . lialf shall be
„paid into . :_the
_trea%ltry_a th - e_Conimottilath annually.
b'ection L passe'd .
10, the Hoitse adjourned,
j attuday ., l7:—ln the Senite, arter an
'Ti r iiir&vteltl-discu . s - i:ion l the .fulloiyi-ng. resd
Ose w'eTe s. 3'EO - fit e . ilrriff
vote of 15 to I mo.
Whereas; the House of Representatives"
of the Commonwealth of Penn s ylvania
have passed the followirig resolution:
'"lti•soßed, by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the Commonwealth
.or Pennsylvania in 'General Assert - flay
met, That -our Representatives in Con- -
gress be requested and our Senators in ,
Hstrocted v to—vole - - and use- their-influence - =
fur a postponement-untifthe next session
of congress oftlie act - introduced by the
Uon..Silas Vright of New Aork,dom
monlY-called the-sub-treasury-bill, or-any
other act or acts of a similar character,
and,that they vote at this• session for - no
' nature:• And that we
-bate--fulkconlidence in Martin - Yap 13u
ren, and. the wisdom . and intelligence of
our democratic senatrsand reDresenta=
tires in Congress: , And'our senators are
hereby further, iti'Structed and out writ
bers requxstea to vote for such a mode
of receivingi - keeping±and - disbursing the
public moneys as it-ill sepxrate as far as
praCticnble the banks from the govern
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And whereaS. the Senate of the Corn
tnonweAth_ot.Penngylvania has concur
red in and passed the same:
• - Therefore
.Resolvtd,---lliaT"lht-Senate-hat-cern
turred resoluti•ou. • • •
• Because, / the system proposed to , be
established by. the sub treasury bill is an
innovation upon-and at valiance With the
approved and heretofore . settled policy
of the generfl government; . 'under which
Avt ---- 11 - a - ve — th - e(1-1-,r-mare-than fifty:years,
and under 'which we have prospered as no
other nation
this system sets kt_uswlittlit..
obligations of the general • government,
enjoined byjhe constitution of the United
States, ,to, regulate commerce bet Ween
the different state s,and .with foreign, 0-
vernmrtits, which, cannot..be done but, 4.y'.
.givi - nc - atiCliteServing to the country a
Ain& currency,e'qually.:good in every
part of it. '
Because this system, it established - ,
would separate the government and its in
terests from the people and their interests,
Making the' former hostile to the latter,
and !the•'tinnatu rat. enemytof the interests
- arthe- peopte„ government - is - under
the most solemo-obligations to foster - and
protect.
Because; this -system would estab
l i sh of popular displeasure it has received,
one--.currewcy--for r ---the-ioverwmen't-, gold -- ,wje - awe - 747 1 - tcn he - S - aliate tiiid - tike - 11 - 011'S'e - hat
and silver to be paid iooffice-holders and little lust ground of rationalrblief that he
the dependants of government, aPd'a eo ,... l will ;Ahandon.ii . project so iniqUitous 'and'
thee currency, and a depreciated paper suhvirrsivc.Of aligoortgovernment,„ And
curt eney, for • the' peitplt, - mel ti ng the •shOuld it he 'made to appear thai - the ap 7 ;
office holders and the gov 'ament richer' paehensions 01 the Senate ore ,100 Weil
and-Ahe -peopleliarref...-:- .: - __- -• 7' . .'
founded, we have to- assure ' the' Howse'
' Because this system' would subvert and. and.the people that the Senate will -on';'
destroy That system 'of, credit which hits CO' with them in denotiocing, in terms
advanced the welfare:rand_happines - i .of similir .tO 11 - load : employed by. harinces...
tors, towards the despot • who then .ruled
our people in a .degree which- has made
of.
our nation the envy and admirationthe nation', that a ruler'"Ptliose 'character.
the world. That system of credit which
is..tpus.marked by every act that tuaytde
has rendered practical the principl , that :.fine a trant,.ia unfit to govern a,:..free
all men .are born , free and equal; whiah Ps.°Ple': - ',. '.• .•. • ' • 1 :
hai,.giverr. t to-the.poor man of * hOilest'prin-i• Resolired,That_•the Senate cannot
01Plea. orintelligence atuf etiterfirise, the i withhold its concurrence in. the' to rnpli
. means of
papal Cortifota.'as•he is hia e ,louse to t c entire -e
equality with .the rich in -letri.linent paid:by the h ''
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et 1 inp ole ': legatipn, from' Pennaylvania in Congress.
Octal rights. -,
a r ti st t . t C a - - • - -.- <- •
lteretofore-iicarcise d g l e ) a cyst m of credit': Ihe Serlate:bas no doubt.that the ilelega
:incorpnrated•banks; Y the' Pectple 'titre'. i iron possess wisdom anti • intelligence to
_are con - Orredup•on the
0)0 henetita.awhich,l-petteive'theenotinities of '-the aub-typa.
enterpi
give life, at,.l, vigor to "the bilaineas o
14itg.-who 6ui• system; and it is'-the earnest hope
fl, - • Of the Smite -that no Man among thetn .
ciffii,ViiitliVin cret ( itin'
, . ., .. ,k}r the.. degrading' .iiittY-.'svaiit'ilie•intekity to. op:PoSe ii...-
Vbr•oftOtt , L . ,itaft
.erise7ordeperlda•ncerfor-the-most-.--partl .
produced where. such. institutibrtgi , . hare
not existed,:and which in other countries
separates society ipto` feudal lords atid'
degraded •vaisals.:*•. —
Because, the sub treasury system will
destroy comniet.ce,. put down entermiSe,
- putt devive the sons of indUstry 'and la
borof occupation. and support, and re
duce our, once happy country to a •gidte'
Of ; Moral anth'pcilitical degradation, fi,ting
the people itif. -the- absciluto go*t.rerftment
WhicT,Cit will. tend.to estabfish Over thein.
. . .. .
Because it will increase the Pattonage
of the general gov iliiinent, alreu;:ly'swol
len to an enormou and dangerous .extebt,:
and 'will, • when . 'tee establisbetl-, h'e•the
occasion of a co stant`increase, Of the
swarms of ofliCe holders to harrasS bur
people, anci_eat'out their substatice;-and
finish the work of destruction of our dear
:bought liberties, alreadycso feat Ili Ily_be-:
gan .
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...Because it, will tend to i consolidate all
power'. in. the - h: l nds of tbe. P.resident of
_the,United SAates, and - "the slates by-de
, grees'into onelsbvereignty, the obvious
tendency and in result of which
I would be to transform the•presebt.repub
licati systebi of the United States into an
absolute or at best a mixed mona'rchy." .
Resolved, That the Senate.has concur-
Yed; in the , instrUction-and
,request Ofthe
House Co our Members of ; Congress '.to
Note far such a . mode of receiving, keep
ring.,_and dishorsing the moneys a-a
Wiff:ii - el - ife — TlS — flir - Irs - Tra - eticableAhe
banks from the government." , '
Because; taken in connexion
.with _the
jitst--conclemnaiion-of-the--110use r oOft he
sub-treasury bill, Or any other act or acts'
7of-o4iniilar eitaracter," the Senate finds
'in this ins' inctiOn and' request,. a : proper
'rebuke 'of the tnifOrttinate attempts at and
exercise of political influence by the ge
neral.
nt, in the 'management of
they money of the government, -through
.bankS:etuployed for...this purp - Ose, stifully:
proved and so, 'faly felt
_during. the past.
„.. _.tal .
fern , years. 'The Senate - cheerfully Join 4
the-House ih-ciiiidemiiiiig-that'influence,-
and-i n:4li is-in stru ct ion-and - req - nestrth a
in. - the system of 4 .` receiving, keeping,'
.and,dishfirsing: - Pbblic maneys",through_
a bank orhank'S ., of the pecople,care should
be taken - as far as practicablesti . to .sepa
rale the banks from the government, that
While-they are fiscal purpOses,
ihey . shall pot
_agaivberemployed as the
instruments of political {lower,-or tit Slip_
ply the corrupt Wants
,of ,the depend-v.l4s_
- or - the go - vernment: - ,:. . ' .•
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Resolved, 'That the Senate' fully cob
-ales in . ,. t lie wisdom of4irhis-requestnancl
instruction,7". when _they remember, the•
history of those- politieid attempts .and
tactices of the lasi . few'years, commenc
ing:with the- attemptiO - -remove the• Pre. -
giTelirtTf "Iliiilifilliarto f - fli - e,`T.fire:l3l - dk To. --
-t be United • States in- Net flainpkiiire,
although- he-Was eminently. qualified (dr
his station, because . that. gemlematt i clil
fered in politics ft om.certain zealous par
tizaps-and-higlrofficers of general-go
vernment, whose motives of action the re
cent disclosures of the transactions of the
deposite banks of -Massachusetts have
shown to be any - other than pattiotic. or
.disinterested..
_The_ Bank of the United
Statrs properly resisted these .attemptsi
and the . warfare Of the government on the
currency and business of the country
stied;. and it has proceeded, until, like an
earthquake, it. has loosened:foundations;
and threatens with destruction the' pros •
peri ty-a nd-g avert - tin eift-of-nt h-e-cou IT;
„The events of this, war need not he re
cited to sustain the views of the. House;
they are fresh in the recollection ofthe
nation.' 'The grossly improper'selection
of the Agriculturali Bank of Mississippi,
by the present. Secretary of the Treasury,
midi he recent disctostires of:the affairs of
the deposite banks of Massachusetts alone,
prove the wisdom Of excluding political
influence from the goveinment of the ma
fre-yzof:--th-e:nation—and-lpitifFilit—citip.- •
Lions to `the sub treasury bill. •
Resolved - , That the' Senate lias not
considered it proper to differ from the
:douse in tlie -expressions of conn tesy to
ward7lfie-VetFilileifrof-the-t-h)ited'litates,.
with Which it has chosen to associate a
manly and dignified condeirnatton of al
most the only ;measure of government of
im_Portance 11&- has. recom•.
tnended. Such 'expressions of courtesy
the conventional politeness Of the_tige-kis•
tifies in :one individual toward .another :
.individual; - wlti:Viti - ihe 'same 'lime con
demns'his condttet in the strongest terms;
- gird - ch - q-iway -
• branch-of-our-- governinent=towa - rds - ano
thetfeven - althou - gli associated with --- the
severest 'condemnation: The severity
perhaps may be considered heightened
i by the_ tertns._of politeness in which it is
•
conveyed. •
G I - f —lie—
_n so. tar:the expression ofiiiifillence
in, Martin Von 'Bosco-may rest on the
conviction of.the House that he iidllmiot
persevere : , in the odious inetistire already
so universally unpopular,
.alihongh the
Senate °may hope that;, the confidence of
the. House is :not - Misii
severance of the_President iii this clan ,
gerous - measure, after so many.eVidences
Should the Sentite.be_miseaken in. this,
they will have reason to fear'. 'that a ser
vile admission to the' will of power, ,add
not ,a regard for the interests of the peo4
'pie; • constitute in the minds of some the
hest claim to the name of depioefacy. - ...
Resolved, that - 4h e S peal - ter:o the SO •
ate transmit a-copy of the foregoing pre
amble and resblutions to each of the sera
alors and members of • Con - greas from this
state, to be laid before 'their respective
houses& .•
In the Bottse, the:second,sectioa of the
bank bill' passed without eilVition. To
the tiiird section several Amendments,
weretlendhigrbefot e the Ilpti:•..adjourned:
raltn.RlErl
On the 6th Inst. by 'the Ree.. Wm. T. 'Sprole,
Mr. Samuel .WondB, of Centro county,. to. Miss
Alnrgarct ,s:pinsikri- , of North .Mldclletor. town-
ship.
.
On 13th - init. by ihellev. John Davis, Mr.
Jldum Antch, M. D. ol- Delphi, -Indiana, to Miss
Lonvlecleei., of Allen township. _
In Lewisberry. on Wednesday the 14th
by the Rev. William 0. Lumsden,'Mr. Tlinmas
Enstiliager,to N 1135 BEza Until ~of York.
county. . • •'..
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On•the 18th by the same. Mr. John Hart;
to Mii;s Midi Secke - 1, both of Yoiic county.
DI ED.
rOn - Ilfonday - eveninglast - on - Nesvville,-in-con'--1
sequence of having his genii fractured bra kick
from n horse, on the Satnr4y preceding, Mr.
'1 ~t.aughlin, - aged , about 53. 3 pars.
..tile4taLa woolly . ' and esemplay citizeni-and
.
Kik otthilfillE.VD.ll7o.4 g.. • : . • - _
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_._.,orlity and exempla-y c,... . ..... -- ------ - ,- . ,_
lOss will be' severely' Selt-ln the - Tomtnunity or . MessrsT-Fiacir-tind-Beardstey-have-re'c'ently-heen_g Ispng_instrnaidn-lni_L_Willittmspott\'
which he wAs a member._ ', ' . . 'Milton and other villages on the Sus9uehanna."Tto large classes of bidies and gr:ntleman.—
on Thursday the Ist inst after a lingering ill-
„„One of the editors of this paper was at Williamsport their sojourn at that place, and
-ness--Mr,-C.haries- P-Robitrsbn,_9(_this
_place, Takes pleasure in stating that they received a:verv.liberal support, and gave general. satin
aged 'about 30 years. . ' . faction. • From specimens which ‘ye have seen o f their writing; and the successful result
On Tuesday last, Mrs . . th
caarins Corhh , an, of their iristructioi r:o
ni-which•fell under ouwn'obserVation, we cheerfully reoom mend'them
wife of 11r. William Common,. of South Mid,.fto the lavers . of fine writing as most competent teachers and highly deserving of public pat:
dleton township.• . . .
. , ronage.Kelistone, Harrisburg, Dee: 21, 1837.• .
•
• o n the loth inst. at the residence of her f at h er,.
Benj. F. Msekall, Egvin Cecil county, Md. Mrs. .i 1 believe the " system of writing . caught by , Mr. Finch to be superior to any otheri and
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3.,-%V IV'JAeons,-reliet -or thelate Rev. Cyrus
would advise every person, who wishes to write a good hand. to embrace. the system which
11. Jpeolis.. • . •-,, - . ..... . istatight by. the above gentlemen.. , BENJ. JORDON, Predt. Illiddlilown Bank..
.MIDDLETOWN, MAY 20, - 1836. . . . . . . . . .
,
' From the explanation givento me by Mr Fincl.'of his mode of instruction in Penman
ship • the'principle by which his scholars made such rapid improvement is at once obvious.
. ..• .. ' • . . .CHAS. AVERY; Rec. of Deeqa.Susg Co. - --
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STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA - " - ' .. -, - '. • ' _:----..------ 1 -----
. r i_.— ----..
-. . Sii7stfileffirifFa - Ci - Piii - y - . - . . . .
. ~0. tr . ,. .. . r,''Geo. Walker., Prothonotary of the Court of Common .Pleas of said county,
e - 4 ,.; ' 4 .:." ; do certify that. he above signatures are genuine—and further that I fully eon •
v ).
..,- ,, y_.- r.' cur ire the above i and believe Mr. Fincles•mode of instruction superior tei any I
". ‘'.4 ~,.. have e - ver:-ivitnes.-ed.Wittes my hand;and seal of office at-Montrose. - ..Tuly.
l innet'' Slat,. A.' ll:--1837. • . . -, GEO. -WALKER,: Proth'y. .
'reOlieri - Dollars tor Thirteen; LeMsoinis.
1 5 • • -
•..
• . .
if alitiakanre _ aits..
For - the Weelvendinfr Pcin•uary
- 17.
F -7_The_r_e_c_eillts_of_thp P k_Sre_
the aggregate being not quite 35_Qbbls.
The store pLice is uniform itt sB,•at which
themarketjslirm. The wagon price is 570.•
1 75.
left FLOUR: - •=:Wre con tinue or quotatiiiiis
fOrlst from Wagons at $4,50. although . for an
al advanne has- been
paid; The Store - pricejs - $4,621a4;75;7_.
• -Gll A I >T.= f•Fhecit..-W e- have to note
Some_operations irCfor,eign wheat _within a_
clay or.two paSt,•the sales of Which 'comprise
ajmut, 25.090 bushels; viz. • • . -
AbOut•2o,ooo bus. car. of Marindra, at $1,60
---2.500. " " Sophie ' , .1,60
s, • 1763
of which Was red; of very
nod quality. •All the remaining imports - of
foreign wheat. fexnect aboutm-2800-
*IOC' at4iet unsold) are in -
sip
re"
v week at sl;6s—this
is the, only parcel of domestic wheat which
has been at market for crime weeks..
CORN-The last sales of white were a 75
cts„__ and-of-yellow at 70-cents.-and-‘. , ve qdote
the same rates to day, A Cal go of Virginia:
mixed was' sold yesterday at 70 cents.'
OATS—We quote at 38 a 40 cents from
store. A cargo-of Virginia was acid early'
in the week at 40 cents. : •
CLOVF,II.,:
_SEED—Has undergone - no
change in price, anrl`we-continue to quote the
wagon prier, at $' a $•5,371, and from-stores
at $5,25 a 3¢5,621 per bushel."_
FLAX SELL)-We hear of no tranacictiotis
in this article. - We quote the wagon price•at
$1,121; and the store price at e. 1,25, dull.
, .
..Migfilletithitt-araTtCti -
For the itieek ending. February •17. •
• FLOUR ANI) MEAL-Holders of Flour
are firm at 57,50 ,per bbl for fair to good
brands,.at which price• Several parcels - have .
been taken for export; Fancy brands sell at
$7,621 a 7;75. Rye Flour, a sale has been
made, at a shade under ,$.5 per bbl; but most
holders are ;firm at 85. -In•Corn-•Meal,-vie
baVe no sales to - notice, It is held at '63,75
per bbl.';-
GRAIN—The sales have been quite unim
-pnriant=Allotit---A;000-16-0--
Wheat have. arrived, and is . .held at $1,60 a
a 1;65 for fine quality; and sale of -Southern
in store at $1,60, and a small lot of Red
German at the same price. lii 12ye, there
is - nothing doing. , coriiiSdult - atr6B tor39,cts a
considerable -- lot lofroM-store been-sold
probably at ,something less. '.We quote - the
store pr ice of Oats at :03 Os; but ars sates
of moment.
to aft Ctaiinaitts.nnd rerstkils
Interested."
Notice is hereby given, that a writ of Srire
Facia v, to April term,lB3B, to me.cliretted , ,-.:
mop Pleas, of Cuntberland county, on the
following, '..Mechanic's Lien,'' entered and
- recorded in the_ Coprt—of - Coturnon7Pleas,‘
aim esaid, viz: . .• • `
Ft ederick Wise, •1. , • . •
- ye. I -Sci.---Fa.--str.—Me
-Henry
.:Myers„ Con 7 Lieiv - N0: -
Inactut!,_antiaustees ; April' 1858.
of. Dickinson • •
James W. Kelley, 1 - ' ' • "
vs. I Sci.. Fa. • stir.. .Me- .
ry Myefs, pun- }.clianic's Lien, No 10,
tractor, and Trustees April Term, '1638.
of DickinsrM,C.ollege ! j- •
-1;S: -Sur,- :Me*
TheTritstees of Dick- Lchanic's • hien, No.•
inson College owner:4i., 21, April Term,
_and Henry Myers,: I : '7
Contructur, 7,J• . •
101iNiN . :1yEltS, Sbert#''.
Sheriff's ()nice, 'l . •
Carlisle, Feb. 17, 183,3. 5
. • TKO.
A girl from .12 to 14 years - nt age; to•ilo
light work..
-in a srnalrfamily.•' - ,
• , Apply to W. It Allen, North'Hanover
-Street. • " "
• • • • . '
NAMEIS' . CHRISTIAN PROFESSOR; just.
Qj receiyc,o and.for saleattherlioul3: Sure of
19. J. J. MCV-MliSi
4 7 101111311 . 'ON -TIP F 1 C'.o:siS I'llti/TiON OF
N Just yecelved nod . for saleait.lie Hook
Store of-"j A A. MYERS.
rebrtititya9.• • - ,••
,ONE.S I ) 1 12-eiCTICAL Pl-11tENQL;00Y,
sale itt,ibe Book Store of
rooso.. , • • ' 4 l. J. ItIYEBS.
- • •
Ti" r Tecoisctl'aocl
, lii/.4Blu•at the Book §roo,t. Of. . .
Feb I Jh'• • J;• stylats
Vcanutittar4
"Should mo • • •
- In learning that wfizeeare be thrown, away,.
- requires a day."
Stri,TlZlFigg'22lZ-05-7 ,7, a -
nZ243iirco\
RESPECTFUL, Y-annoitnee to the eitizenS of Carlisle that tot, ••
course of lessons the , , giving a
erictratt 7 ly 1 eAratarian sigatitia of tearitt2Tr..
•
• By,. this new and improved systein'of 'Writing, pupils are taught' to sit in ail easy
And graceful. position, and write a- 1 • •• •• ' - '• .
. .
W
Adapted practical and every clay pUrpoicbflife, • •• This , admirable :systein is
founded on simple and ralionaTprinCiPles, and is capable of •elmnging most
scrawling and irregukr,hand ,writing, and substituting in its Place, 'a
-neat; ,p e g nj ,
and rapitruse , Of •,• •
It is equally •calcullited - for_bOth- sexes . .. . • ._ . •
-- ForlYA is:the - ft - ink elegant, atidlii , .fact th - e 'Only proper/hand for visiting
. • „
and complimenlary eards i ,biltets, • , •• . .
For - GENT4EMEN•it is a regtilar;bold, flowing, businesS -
Instruction will also begiven in German - text, Italian,Pyinting; and in short any
and'every. thing in which the use'of the pen' .is concern ed. . , • .
• Specirmiqfsmf plain and ornamented penmanship!inay-be seen by , calling at Mi . %
AUG allsirlIAUGII'S-HOTEL. ----
tis facto ryfrtn.pr;te men t the_scb•
..(2' •
1
: . .31011RISON'S:.tqL1S.
' E
general agent Iltr - Penosykinia; - MarYlnittl, Dela are, Sze:.
;COnsonithlth st, three doors below Morket st.,
plaittotol - 7o.lo,;sturth st, Baltimore, near theyou (.4;
•
SECURED 'UT TILE •11. SE OF 'Tun IIver.I.LN
• LOETAItu:'•UstVEusAL hien teisks
• - TILE BRITISH . (404EGIL .or_L
Lantos . , - ..• . -
..li4LUElLlt*tt;Obtaiaal.4he—ApProdultion7. - ;01
Recontinendatiou of Thousaml4 who have been
Cured in Conaunption, Cholera Olorbus haulm,
Rotas internally or exterbally, apa. all diseases of
the—Liver, Yellow Fever,. Gout, Rheumatism,
Lumbago, Tic Dolorenx. Dropsy, St,.•ViStus's
-Dance.--Epilepsyi,-Appoplexy,TP - alsy. - Green - Sick;
:nes,s, and all- obstructions to which the Female
'form is so distressingly liable, and - Which send bo
"many of the fairest portion of the creation to their
untimely grives;,Small Pox, Measles, Whooping
Cough, Scarlet Fever, Asthma. -- Jaundice,Gravel
Stone, and all Urinary Obstructidns, Fistula; Fires,
-Strictures;Ruptures;and - Syphilisin - altits - stagesT
l 'Constipated Bowels, Worms; Scurvy, Itching ofthe
Skin; King's Evkatidall Cutaneous Disorders ;
iu shOrt, every dim plaint,• which the huMan
frame is so direfully subject, tinder all their Varied
forms aid names; 'as the Ilygeian conviction is,
that malt is aubjeit to wily one real disease ; that is
to the impuritythe blood, from, whence springs
plicated frame, and that -it is the, perpetual strug
gle of this vital, puree stream .of life, (the gift of
Almighty, power) to dbiencumber itself of its vis
cous acrid humors, with which it has become',
commixed.
This valuable medicine. being dornposed only,
of vegetable matter, or medicinal herbs, and war
ranted on taap, as" containing not one particle' of
mercurial - minerali-or chemical-substances,-(all
of which are uncongenial to the .nature of man,
anal therefore destrobtive to the human trame) -
is found to be perfectly harmless to the most ten
lre-3t-fraintirnder-eierrstage-of
tligiipst pleasant and benign-tit
op at'the•same time the.most cer
tain in searching out .the ri:O1 of every coinplaint,
however.deep,•and of performing a core that 'was
ever offered to the world. This wonderful effect,
too is produCed by the least trouble to the pa.
Rents; bytrerely'SWallowing - a - certain . number.oli
pills, and being called afew .extra •times the
purPose of evacuation; with the least possible
sensation of pain, exhaustion of bandy strength,.
anti without the fear of catching cold, or atten
tion to dress of Aiet, , in _.any way .dirretept; frinn.
their accustomed habitat These pills cure in all
cases, and cannot be taken to eipess. • Experi.
cote, whirit is the touChstone of till human knowl
'edge, haS'long borne teStAony to the fact; Mid
extensive .use of them has already 'ver;fied its
-- truttrittthis - cticrntry: -----.-•---•-~------- ------
These medicines curel.4,onrging, and yet-the
weak; the feeble, the infirm, '.the nervous, the
delicate are in a few days .strengthened by their'
operation, becatise they clear the body-of its basil
humors; and invariably produce sound sleep.
- They arellie safest - and-mot elficaciotts Medicine
to lake to sea, preventing scurvy, Costiveness, &c
The ttp_eration_of this mild lfedicinJ whicli
ennveysimmediate conviction of its utility, 'font'
'the first dose is as beneficial to the . mind as tile ;
body; first Calming; then curing all _Mental. de.,
rangements, -Eccentricities, Nervous Airettions,.
Irritabilities 'and Reitleisitess, from whatever,
source; complaints which have hitherto not- been ,
properly understood, as the Flygeists have found
Ittehrld titrproceed-froM-acrintonious-liu ratio rsdri.
the bleiod, and,,happily for the prese.nt and-futurel
race of mankittd, discovered' atheaß and univer
sal mode of purifYing, curiiig, and preventing..
The being Cured of atiV disell.Se; infirmity, or-
„.
:sore; ismow_no. more a ti mus or. unce_rtain„ pre,
ced u re—p e rseve ranee' intheNegetable.,Universai
Medicines will always, restore nattire.3o--her: due
e7,ur4e. The literary, and sedentary,. of .both
sexes, whose pm - Attila much irnpsOlte [Ka . -
_ties; will find a sure remedy tfiirtllltiygrsal
Meilibinea for preserving the energtaAtotptiglft
liness of the, imagination,. and itnPrilYl4lVeir
health; otZt _age ” wf,ll attained'. by'the . use. of
them ; uttd passed free froittliiiin4Ml . lo6rinities.
• They are not einielOpeil:Witfi the Mysteries of .
Other ' they ohlY',.rettuire to . be perse
vered With'silfficiently large deses, and the• pa
tient will . come off well; when a disease is ob
stiiiate patients frequently. de not_takc des,es large
.
The medicines Ire comprised in-three iiisferent
articles only, vizi in twO . kfits of pills, of differ
. ent'strength or power, designated by.blo t iihd
2i 'the first is a powerful, but nm‘st'nfild
tie aperient, or opening, medicine, detaching and
partially removing'. the 'billy:Ma. ropy -"hinnourg;'
whilst the N0.'.2 pills wary :off these •and the
serotis acid and putrid humours, iriaideittalio the
body; and act together lui.f..ferret , tn-St warrei. 4
never IR:still untiloYtry svantie-0f,',4116 ti
franc: is tl:..fr4tighly . ..sc . 4.rchctlv.---fuld-P4V*4O
;-
it' impttrine,s.
0. 'Elie ,VeotablOtil,stl3;iig , ,t'qo Awn; ler,dor gat
tance fltOdit4te tlls,?Y4t,"o2tlT
r warranted.'
of bad liumonral they soften, cleanse, arid Aet..eli
the acrimonious phlegm ;'are caoling rind allay
the thirst,
.. - o.ii - ei , tWo. or three powders may be
taken throughout the day, - mixed in half a tum
bler of water. . . - . .. N
The` pais. are--so;d.inpsckets oi . $ 02,
_and
consist of tliree.boxes'each; V:ix, one • box of No
1, anii:TWOTtioxes - nf.No. 2—the hitter, one, larger
box. with a division; the_powders'are in_ieparate
boxes.at 373 cents .each.. • 7-
.I.n;asEmpluantaimEtlie4gp:catc_d_Wi.aitaliiAM - 1
of the - agents, •andfor be convenience • nf-..1119_
Public in zgiteral, boxes of 50 cents,"antl2s cents
each, can' ricniii - be-,budof all the Agents.
the Family Adviser
- Oftne - BritiVi - Colleodrnealtic - 3d Edition:price '
62 75; and PRACTICAL PROOFS-of-the Ilyge
ian System of Physiology, includ:utg..the "Origin
.or Life." 66 Treatise on Small Pox thr
Cholera Mori's," and many attested cures effect
ed in .this country,. as Well as in Great Britain, 6th
Edition, price .17'i cents
--Ilteitygetatt-Me-ditlifeS-afeTtlrifrWfarifitb
this country at a great expense, notwithstanding
which they are sold at the same price,as in Eng-.
I land. They have been 6 years before tke Amer
! ican public; their preeminent success iette relief
of the afflicted, tho usands can testify .
consequence of the high
estimation in whi s Pills .are I_iehl by_
rtlripTiblib7iTlias induced iiiiinnumerable host of
Unprincipled counterfeiters to attempt imitations,
under deceptive terma thus to,delude the unwary,
and fist tlieir nostrums for the Genuine 11nel:tit
Medicine; in consequeneeof which,. the- Agent
has-taken the precautionary measure of having an
Extga Yellow Label fixed on each PaCket, signed
h'y the Agent of each—State and District, and by
their Sub-Agents'', in every County; the imitation
of-which will subject the finger to the severest
punishment the Law cap - i9flict:"and it is further:
to be, noticed,__that none of the above _Medieines_
can be obtained in any Drug Store throughout
source through which: the Counterfeiters vend
their spurious
(J.LTlteapectable parties may appointed ;A:.
gents on liberal, terms, by applying to the General .
Depot, No. 3i SOUTH Savwcrei...S•rnstiT;_three
doors below. MarketCA, Philadelphia, and at
No:lo 7 Nortltstreet-B. Itimogeolearly,upposite_the.
Post Office, where. the-Genuine Mgclicine may
always be obtained' , • •
.•
For Sale in Carlisle, at 'store of Q 91.11,:
mAlisl l 2, l Fl S . .MEIrEY . , Mecitanicshiirg,
' And.Wtt. H.UNTErty NlillertoPtii, Perry
County. Pa.. • „ . . •
Sept. 4, 1837. • • : •
Pomdde Divine.
this AO well kiihWh-ih
.Eurov ei.has - n ever- before been made ih'this coun
try,-'to-all- who-have-ever-applied-it,-bo_ecomium
mecessary,-to those who-are yet unacquainted.
With its viitues• a trial will be its bcst'recom
mendation•
-
•
_ . _:lt-softetis the skin; cures and prevents chat) ,
pings or roughneg9 of the hands. or lips from.the
- .piercineeffects - of-eold-weather,,cures-chilblains,-
swellings and bruises occasioned by falls or other
' wise, and. will prevent the, many bad conse
4tiendes of sue!' accidents:lf a little 'be well
rubbed in for a few Minutes on a . bruise
iit'tt ill prevent alt blackriess. If applied directly,
it.will cure burns and scalds, alleviating pain and '
preventing blistifre. It ie useful forcaneer he.
tort . I n s -ri r blen 7 ,-for-Igaints r pAriicttiari •
lying iri,•.fon - a t\tift,' neck .and swelling ., of the
-glands, for the p lt.'s and will prevent a fistttla,.
,for a gangrene,-meltinglt littler- . --into the•wOund,
-for-paik-in—the—stomach;—rtibbed—in- before-the
fire; - rind will grcatly4eliete rhetiniatic and gouty
purrs axed in any:part. *
•
Prepared arid Sold Wholesale :and -ReWl by
it Fenner, 3i Soutli-Sevent Street; Philadelphia;
wbose.:name"antDachlreSS wilt be,coreach glass of
the • - . • .
fur ale . by GGILliy- , .&"' 'HITHER;
~PlirCE 50 CENTS THE LASS.' •
February 19; 183/3. •G.
_
11/IrARRIC Al'T'S •corojilt•te in one
voltirtie,.; just. reeeived nott,loi sale nt the
Book Store of JOHN J. •ItlrEltS.•
•• rebritarY • • .., - •
y OCKAART'S LIFE sccirr just re
ceived anti fohalle at the ltdittr Store of
Feb 2 . •' .14:5-111YEttS.
pg .Tlll.l - P IfES 11 WYK
111A URC 11;, ;received Atilt fol.
d:uy~4 We
Book_Olpe,:....i)r — 7 - 3 . 3 '-uve,tts:
11!g 'i11.% .:Oorripleto i
'
•- ••v .- I,l!mic‘ ja,:c4,l .. vc and 104
m ika l l r g r : t'the
dunk iIS to:o6' o rJ
12!MIIMEI
. -
On the Bth'day of. Jannary, 1838, a peti
. NOTICE. . •
tion was preiented,to the Court of Common
Plea§ of -Cumberland. •Courity. by Samuel
lieetern. Esti, setting forth_the.facts that
otr
the .18th November, 1820.• Jacob Weise
ecuted a Mortgage' to John Sheaffer on a .-
triiC.tof land in Dickinson Township , boundt
ed- by Wm. Wood, James Woo ds, John:
ilettripk, and others, containing 103,actes,
.4....mhe5,, to secure the payment ;of- ten
bundS - tirs2o each, from the Ist of April,.
1822, till , the ist of April, 1831,Inclustve;
and .that the-said Samuel Beetern7tStfi - Pur'
chased the said land from Jacob Weise, and.
executed_ a mortgage" Of it to the said' Jacob
Weise, to secure the .parchase money t2OOO,
in annual payments of $4OO each, frotn•the
Ist'of A p;jl, 1830, t*theist of April, 1834.
tl etolve, which said purchase monei has
Jaco b weld , in discharge of the mortgage of
Jolin Sheafftr by anagree
ln3leeeen, Esq.
ntoif the p ar
said Samuel
Court for a rule
up - on all persons' 'interesten c h e w cause
why the said mortgages-should not ta.., rati
fied. Notice is therefore. hprebr-given
the. said Jacob-Weise and to.the Heirs-or`
legal representatives of the.said-John'Sheafr
fer or any other person interested, to appear
attlienextKourt of Commsn_Pjeas,_ol Cum
berland county, to be, heidon the 9th day of
April next; to chew causer f any they have,
why the said. Court should not eater v satis,i
faction on the said mortgages aecording to
law.
By order of the Court.
•• • • JOHN MYERS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office,
_Carlisle, Feb. 17, 1837: S
.Franrthe First day.e 4,41 next. • --
- _•
That property formerly - 'owned and occu
pied" by. Mrs. Jane . Thompson; ,ilted, and
now—in-4he-occupancy-of -M :Wm Max
well, situkte neat' the Holly. Gap Tavern,.
in South Middleton -township;
,Cuniberland
county, containing: abott 12 acres of land: . ,
on, which is erected • :
• - • A TWO - STORY
4 . f PPP • - -
T, STONE -HOUSEyi
Kitchen and Garden, n Barn and Tenant
House. There is also on said' land, a young
Orchard of good Fruit. • The
.Vvliole• o will be .
rented together or separate, as will best suit
the:parties concerned. Friciurther.particw!_.,
lays enquirc'orJacoll Sqaier, in CarliSle._ L l:
JACOB SQUIER,,/igent.
Carlisle, Feb, no,. 1038.—tf. • •
. pop 110%.VNLKE'S LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
1112.4 the 4011 ' 186 4 11 -Life; just received and for
sate at the. Houk Store of ' J -J.
,MYERS; .„
Vebroary 19,.
~ . .
A --LB U NIS=—A--.,large.--number,—just—received
and for sale at the Book Store,or
— Feb 19
rinTliE CtilttS'flAN KEEPS*K.E; ' • _ . •
ji . l'lie Token,
.'
. .
. .
• ,Literary Souvenir, - .
-:-Tite-Varlour-Sorapalook r — , .. ^ 4
Jtiat received and for Bale at tlie . Booli Store of •
JOHN J. Zillt.RST-
Fef3ruliry .19
- -- 41:1-_ , TilT9rth'zr-IntrikcluakSbratcnitfilte-Vmzversc- , --- , --
11_,Idust reedited and for sale at the Hook Store
of ' J J 141YERS.
Pebroary, ' •
wgaile—nt_v_cuteEn,_ Sy. Lady- Bury, jttst-re-
UA B , ceived and for sale, at the Book Store of
J J MYERS. .
d't?'
.
Instruction on. the
2, Itt IT ir 114 1 17
-- hr. - "BO from
respectfully-informs the citizens of Carlisle.
that he wilrgive a - course of lessoni on'ttie .
Gtrman . Flute, ,to thoge who are desiroUS of
learning to perform on that instrument.. Mr.
11.- will attend at the residence of those.who
are desirotis of .tatting lessoni.
,Application
L-may-f-be-made - to - hinrirtlil of Mt;
George Beetem.
k . ! CarliSle, Feb. 12; 1833,3. w.
LOUCES'
Famous floe tor thellthen
, matisrin and-oliter Pains.
• Much need not be said' in relation to this
wonderful remedy, as the proprietor feels
confident that when applied, it will, as eau
- tie - proven by the of respectable per
sons,---effect,an-entire-cure-9f-tlrelliteumatie.
and other pains.• It had not until lately been
his intention to make it public; Lifir:by—tife
friNuent applications of his 'neighbours, and
the wolidertni cures it has effected, hefeels.
it a duty - Tie owes to socieik as well as him,:
- self, to make it:more generally known andlat
the_sauwainte,..hayeit.:putasnear-as-he-can„
within the reach of all' who 'may be afflicted—
with that" painful disease. .
Iluhdreds oftiames cotild.be published ue
persons
.who haire beekc:ured by_this. cele
brated Medicipe, but 'the following are select-.
ed from the mass, as s being .amply• sufficient;
to attest its pciwer. •
John Srove, Peter Lindennithir.
Peler Lindomuth; Robert Richardson;
eorrrerrtts - Sto tier, -- SaVotrDilren
Aaron 13ender, Jacob liiestand,
- Hobert Dysdrt,
Henry Alsbaugh, John Alshaugh,_
Christian-Org,ani — Saniuel - Fenely, —
David Bender, _ Samuel_Young,
_george - Fisher, • Jacob Woilich,
John Cover, Jacob Miens...
Mount Joy, Aug. R.. 5, 1.83,G.
. .
• All otders from adistance addressed.to the .
"stibscribei 4 i"lVlMint Joy.. Lancaster county. -•
will be 'promptly and faithfully attended to. •
~ , • • , SAMVEL LOCK
4f 522
- ountlo,y:TelY: - rthrl,s37: - • . - 7 ' •
The .above. medicine is.alsolor sale y_
- JOHN - _ HATFIELD. .
FOR. NEXT.'
THE- Snbscriber-- . orers 'for rent a- mill and •
ccrvenient DWELLING HOUSE,:
aitoiite id tlicW*d 6yr - 61 - Lololler. •
street, near 1110.•'.'• College, The
hoae w'ellealciAlated -for a small
family, Pobseasien will be.given on the 'rat day
d1'4,10-if next! •. •_
WILLIAM - B. MURRAY.
cartioe; Vebritary 13, 1838.-St. 1
IS
IRO R Sale one new, and, fashionable BA.'"
ROUCIFIE Also .one second hand
TL LB ILjg,r, with set of harness to
each vehicle:'. CHAS. BARNITZ.
frasi,tingtot,es- sr
• A'ITENTION , 'ARTILLERY•y , ,:
'VAL are ordered to Vara e on .'yOur useet
-yeroit ita (VT HORS pA Y, TH E . 2 . 2 ND ,, Li . 4 1,,V43F
FE1113110Y.:24 EXT, tit litita!' t e..lp:sl44...lll7 wittt
ornis.!n,gitoil Atli* 6. , • . • „
~...,„"L. , *;•,,, , '",t,13y 'order 'of ClOhdri 'Hiddre.';
•
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