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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-11
m q N Ely NJ A IL IA EFT.
Wednesday. Jan. 10, q p. Nj.

The controversy respecting the resumption specie pay
enis vdenag and aiding among the msrcase
Th Of the continued curaens the banks In
the begnning Of May last certain portion
Interest simulated the banks 10 suspend specie
they be anxious for them resume 1t GER
ainy time for the banks change their policy they
To aid the spring bushes IL is we
indicated plan specie pay same time
that they could expand their issues persons have
buted this idea p. r. r. Degrand or Boston In
The meath Of Angus, and September last pointed the
policy.
Considerable anxiety exists in relation the action OF the
legislature Specie now low as u q per premium
in New York paper Business duland the exchange Tor
the next packets has not yet moved.
We have received the Report of the Canal Comm
The following the principal facts taken dscu
and tasted with year. each up 70 Sep
TENDER 30.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-11
Sales at the stock EXCHANGE
Corn Market.


WEDNESDAY EvgNINc, jan 10
We stated in last article thai the nes
papers oil bait more had been conspicuous
statements that the last season short They have
had statements the contrary showing actual cond
ton Of the market coniadcted that the arks
that we published In our last nOtcewe published
ton OF flour Baltimore the quarters Of the Ia
OF his own statistics that intend pro were ght
in our assertion, and that the Bamorran wrong The
1886 and 1887 elves the following re,uls;- -
RETURNS OF TIE INSPECTOR OF BALTIMoRE
F 70, JT :. to F 6', jag ,AsI TO 4"
g half do. I74l ASH S'S43
pere then have by the Inspectors own showing the
amount Of wheat -four inspected in the third quarter OF the
year 1886 doubled in the third quarter 1897 nm acs in
crease OF 81 lat bblsa positive proof assrors
that The crop this year is favorable and Short at
for the evidence which tb. inspector Of the Ba
more market furnishes against the Baltimore statements
We Will now give some o. facts in regard Maryland
We shall at future period give statistical the
wheat growing states We have collected with much
palms. and their accuracy preportonaby lied upon
We shall now confne ourselves Marya There is in that
state eight wheat growing counehese contain aggre-
being bbl follows consequently that Maryland pro
duces l22410 barrels of -FOUR OF amount 9Th t673 ASP
bbs according TO the New York standard needed
SUMPTION which 448 g69 bbls for urpI
In order that II may be seen AT glance, will put it
into tabular form:
Asrrs IN s. ,s Maryland, as44st
Barrels total I.l24a2o
Three-fflhs of this aaiount deduc, for
sumption, CTS 452
Barrels Of surplus, 44s s6s
There particular change the Exchange tooay
toreignkye S German wheat 80 To $3.50; 250bags
were sold today by auction " 75c cah-Messrs Pe
Co. sellers
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-11

themselves ram, q poisons kev win
their constitutions and - millions Of dollars per year
ven by Schuylkl coal very cheap At ef2 per tom
Observe, not those 1t faerer but being
Pennsyvanian am proud 10 publish that liberal
hghteHed eountryen OF mRe Mi hoas Bddie, uatr.
nK OF the mining operations of maa
who nerves enough aid and assist his rank and file
low citizens and bear the camor of the envous and jealous
ONCE holders the Federal Tax.eating dynasty.
As shall have by LIST April -four at $6 per BARREL all
other food proportion and cotton 10 pound
can the British and become exporters of
ton manufactures III could ouly reduce the OF
dwellings In the cities so would have fewer
pesspecuatng city lets and grave yards unna-
turai object in country where there so much earth
don't see any use OF the banks resumng specie
secause within months, il they issued their credit they
woufd havr suspend again. Asspece wanted
oregn aeor all the premium obtaIaed for in exchange
oank notes clear nation and deduction from the
ans OF The foreigner Thus, they sell Of British
sew ork for 800 bank If the premium specie were
% per cent j. clear John Bull only receive $50
Tor his iroa, and p have the
- No ~ eur eur market without foreign competition.
% Ever advocate that the banks should contract To
pay e bank notes in specie Tkst unfortunate contract
Pu h Us sready IN debt To- Europe $3.50 millions for
sne certificates of loans &C. bank notes
received "a ine uned States exchange for foreign labor
nAve ~. en- an average since peace of 1915
and Frercb pen species and yet the British
exchange such bank notes with the Banks for snsci. To- ~
change for specie they could $50 millions
notes the fact 1867 Sir the banks shonIJ ~
iorbid by law from contracting Totes in snecs r
ex portat0n. 'fS ~
Sales at the stock Exchange,
WEDNESDAY Jan. lo-I2M
9s u. $. Bark 1881 il9i 10 Life ms Trust ca tx
500 Del. and Hnd 7ss "a 100 Harlem Sd sss ,s2
Sc Farmers Trust loss 1854 % st.nington 81.
Manhattan Bank i23 ls5Utca 1lsaa 40
10 Merchants us $50 Long island 5SI a 5sA
80 Dry Dock Bank 10 20 Howard Fire ms lOOi
oo Leath Manu It6 $500 Treasury Notes 98k
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-11

fT DocreR BaASpRETH, whom we cut up so un-
nercifuy sometime ago Blessed vrgia forgive us y
has gone through more romance for the last sir
months than would supply corps Of novelis,s for
quarter Oft century. We thought Dr. Chabert was the
great prsuI cheraiier Of the age, bu, we are now
rather inclined to give the ribbon to DR.. Brsndreih
The latter sarsn has the best materials for romantic
incident and adventure. Hei young good locking
very plausbe--good tempered-brave, in battling
with dc,th, As Sir Philip Sidney adventursus, in
pills, as Sir Walter R.legh ingenious as Paracclsus
--and learned as Gaen. No wonder that he does do
havoc among the far Death runs at his approach.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-11

Why Wives can make no Wills.
Men dying make their wis-wby canpot wives!
Because wives have their wills during their lives
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-11

When the honorable, the humorous, and the humane
Richard Riker, shall TO exercise the functions OF
Recorder shall certainly lose great deal Of fun
No, aday an hour passes, whilst he is on the bench
that he does crack his joke and enjoy his jest per
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-11

Yesterday the annual election of officers for the
Mercantile Library Association took place The
election commenced early in the day in order to pre-
vent q too strong ebulton Of youthful exeIement
Prevent youthful excitement !--binding the winds
chaining the sea, were an easy task IN comparison.
The free wild, buoyant spirit of youth must ana Will
have vent. The election wasa miniature OF the great
election which preceded il. There was camor as
great-party spirit strong zeal as untiring There
was one remarkable distinction however-the sptrits
on this occasion were all NATURAL on the formef, for
the most part artificial. Here there was much that
was fsnny-there much that was rum. This gives
odds in favor OF the Juveniles two 10 one.
The poll il was understood would close at clock.
Previous to that hour considerable number of men,
bers were assembled the electioAeerlng went on with
great glee. Ieud shouls-the war cries OF the indl
vidual parties evsr and anon rent the ar-and were
responded to by cheers. o
Each entrance door 10 the Hall was surrounded
by partsans OF the two chief candid atesB Billings
and Coffn--anoiher had been announced yesterday,
but he resigned this mornng-at the foot and on the
TOP of the staircase the eecuoneerers very busy
Their wit would not have discredted the sayings
and dongs OF the Second Ward during the trois jours
Of the New York election. ~
"Here's a Coffin ticket Sir"
al don't want Coffin"
"Ah you're lively youth"
Billings sir! Billings ticket
otis no use cooing. don't want to have any thing
TO Go with Billings"
Liberal ticket
"No abolition"
"No Fulton street dication."
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-31

or The following is the committee of Cores
pondence appointed by the Democratic State Con-
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PRoPosALs
pubahs zspsrsaI Wtehv sspapsr u,oa
&c gErR p1TTSvENnR RMP@m1TMo00

The Of
have induced the undersigned issue these proposals and ask the support the pub
politics. will
candidates of the Democratic particularly the
Convention: feeling, shall enhance
operations Of against the
all
the individual
tendency individual industry In
promote the welfare of the community amongst whom ve please and
with shall
both printers
qualification which fails induce the
ces rendered n laudabe
present English published
Then establishment provided of
shoals which generally render the commencement much
iety and expense o the propnetors
published
TWO DOLLARS payable annually advance
within the year.
published of Subscriptions
respectfully solicited.
FEBRUARY 8, 1885,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-31
Registers Notice.

FEye all legsfees creditors and other persons in
terested in the estates Of the respective dece-
Dents that the administration accounts of the said
estates have been filed in the office Of the Register
of the county Of Columbia, and will be presented
for confirmation and allowance to the Orphans
Court to be held at Danville in and for the county
aforesaid on Tuesday, the 18th day of April next,
at o'clock, p. M.
LIST. The account Of John Elmer, administrator Of
the estate Of Conrad Elmer, late Of Derry township,
deceased
3D.. The supplementary account Of Peter Oman,
executor Of the last will and testment Of James
Grimes, late of Mount Pleasant township, deceas-
ed.
Sd. The account OF Sarah Shloyer, late Sarah
Hauck sdminstratix, with the will annexed, of ste
phen Hauck, late Of Roaring Creek township de-
ceased
4th The account Of Samuel Melick, administra.
tor of the estate of John Stauher late Of Mt Pleas
ant township, deceased.
5th. The account of Fredrick Hosler, admins
traitor of the estate of Joseph Houslsr late of Min
township, deceased.
9th. The account ofAbrahsm Wolf and Chris
tan Wolf administrators Of the estate of Catharins
Wolf, late of Mifllin township deceased.
! 7th. The account of Henry Lantz, ESQ. execu.
tor of the last will and testament of Abraham Foil.
! noI, latS OI LlmestOHe tOWHsnlp, ucCeaSeu.
9Th. The supplementary account of William
Barber, administrator of the estate of John Smith
late of Madison township deceased.
9Th. The account Of John McReynolis, ESQ
administrator of the estate of William Strawbridge
late of Derry township, deceased.
10th. The account Of Thomas Adams and John
Gngles, executors Of the last will and testament o.
Thomas Adams, late Of Madison twonship, deceas
ed
llth, The account Of Ezra s. Hayhurst, e1scu
tor of the last will and testament of William Osman
late of Catawissa township, deceased.
18th, The account of Ezra S. Hayhurst, admin
istrator of the estate of John Drumheller, late o.
Catawissa township, deceased.
18TH The account of Ezra s. Hayhurst admin
isrator of the estate of Joseph Retz late of Gaia
wissa township deceased. -
l4th The account of Joseph Hayhurst, execu
tor of the last will and testament of Samuel Hart
man, late of Catawissa township deceased.
18th. The account of Samuel Harman, execute
Of the last will and testament of Coneious Rey
nolds, late Of Mifiiin township, deceased.
ALLEX'R. BEST, Register.
Registers Office, Danville,
March 3lst 1888.
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LAND SUDWIEYENG0 So
HADEN SMITH,
FEBRUARY 8, 1898.

Respectfully informs the public, that he
is prepared to receive and execute orders in
the above line, and from his knowledge of
the art, having had extensive practice for
the last fifteen years, considers himself JUS
tilted in stating that he can give perfect sat-
isfaction to all who may employ him.
Typographical maps furnished according
to the latest Improvement, in the handsom-
est and most correct manner, and levelling
of every description faithfully performed.
Able assistants are engaged.
Orders left with the following persons
will meet with immediate attention.
James Iaggart, Esq, Tdmaqua.
s. B. Harmon, Esq, DdnuiHe.
John He0Uer, Esq, PoHsuiHe,
John S. Ingram, Esq, BloOmsburg.
Cornelius Conner, Esq, Manch Chunk.
Tench c. Kntsing, Esq. Catta,cissa.
Cattawissa, Feb. 10, 1898. 42--6t
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Important to Tailors |!
PATENT ELASTIC SQUARE
AND
ScIf-Varying Square Rule,

For measuring and drafting coats, in con-
nection with. another new and useful rule
for cutting sale ol boys coats upon more
familiar plan also, superior rules for cut
ting all other garments incumbent on that
branch, are now offered to the trade by the
subscribers; belving them to surpass eve-
ry thing of the kind which has proceeded
them,
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TO MANTUA MAKERS.

An extremely useful and thoroughly
provsn PATENT SYSTEM for cutting
Ladies' Dresses and Habits in various forms,
to accommodate all the changes OF the fash
ions, aud warranted to fit without the rou-
BILE of trying on the dress before finished, on
plan so easy that any lady may learn it
from the rule and explanations, or in one
half hour by personal teaching, is hereby
offered to the ladies employed in that branch
of business. a.
Terms-if forwarded to order SIS, fper-
sonally taught Sc.
WILLIAM KAHLER,
a, CHARLES KAHLER.
Bloomsburg, Feb. 10, 1888 42--tf.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, To
owners ofunseated lands and others con-
cerned, that have authorized and empow-
cred Jacob Hibler, Clerk of the Commis-
sioners for Columbia county, in case of my
absence, to receive payment Of taxes on
unsealed lands, in the different townships Of
said county, and to give receipts and other
sufficien. acquittances and discharges for
the same for me, and in my name, place,
and stead. Landholders and others inter-
ested, are requested 70 Attendby themselves
or agents, at the Commissioners Office, in
panville, in said county, and pay their tax
es before tho llth day ofJuns next; when all
The tracts upon which arrearage taxes are
due and unpaid, will be exposed for sale, as
above.
H. McWILLIAMS, TTGGsWrer.
March 20, 1888.
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EB8ASWBRB9S SAlLlA
Unseated Lands-1838

NOTICE is hereby given, that agresa-
bly to an Act of General Assembly Of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, passed
the 18th of March, 1915, and entitled San
ac, to amend the act entitled an act direct
ing the mode of selling unseated lands Tor
taxes and fol other purposes" the follow
ing Tracts of Land will be sold at Public
Vendue, on the second Monday of June
next, at tine Court House in the Borough OF
DanvilIe, in the county of Columbia, for
arrearages Of Taxes due, and the cost ac-
crued on each lot respectively:
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JOHN S. INGRAM,

ATT0RYSW AZ MAWS
FWNENDERS his professional services 10 the cit
zcns of Columbia county. He will feel grats
ful fox business entrusted to his care. Ofioc ia 1s
sAuie building with tho 'Coiuabsa De@eassA'
HGOGnsbars. MSy, lear
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HtELEBRATED Universal Plssbg for tho cuse
" Of Gput and Iheumn6o PAINS dcsroyisy
oorns, cSnaag &OsAteAsn tSA uaAl 500 sUdoen A.
To5Nrss HtuStk EmpvvaSnI
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FOR SALE


a IL persons indebted to the subscriber
"A either by Note or Book Account, pro
vious to this date, will oblige him by
making payment before the FIRST day of A.
pril next. After that date the collection OF
such demands will be attended with Costs.
ThsN viii b NO mistake In this noticSD
G. b. FI0RER
B Bloemsburg, MaSSh 10, i6aA
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP,

FHVHE Partnership heretofore existing under the
firm Of TREGO, THOMAS Il Co. was dis
solved by mutual consent on the fifth of March,
1888. The business will be continued by the sub
Ecriber.
lloyd Thomas.
March "a, 1888. 49-3tq
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g Compound F2uid Ertrdet,
E1NoR the cure Of pimples orpostules on the face
III biles, pains in the bones, chronic rheumatism
OetsG, whito swellings, &c. &c. for sale az
IObias'S Drug WarekOuse.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

lsroHrANr To PB:>rEHs We a-e ham, 90
communicate a. our hr,thren 81 thr pr,.s dat a 4,
have 4aud a simple and economical .uL.tttat,.
Tor the ordinary tcU us~i 'rr N,,hinc t,p,. audi
~h'ch spi'Iiei by i..,thoJ ~Lich ,io,, 40, de-
te'irr.ie ih' letter =, u.Ys - The brush .r
ironsh does. aud clear, a~,y tie i.k r.r NOR,
~ e"'ilt than either. Receipt, mto =
close csrthen vessel tao scot. put, oi ram or
'nvr ~.tcr, t'se oHe pound ct tult,c ot ur,i X
a.. .iis.1 siss. GS lsl.ad ~ IsNsil Aa... - M a.
N'm Hm1ns Uc water, Cltk thc Loul. aud
s'kr Veil i'r To ats ri'nutes; thea isy Al .silr
~nd ALLOW i'u ingredients e. settle H. thr &. "a q,
~ neat dsy, q should be csrtiuiiy poured ou,
quite i'snsparrhi, ,,t1 another vessel Where II
'N be Kept Tor u'i, at =, taking care a. secure
- nrli ifsfu thg ACTION 81 thr stursrh,tr ihus
ln slksli 81 thc most ,1v "a iul kii - pro,l,r.,I
10" application 90 Witch. ~hllr II cleans "a the.
"N. "nd dss"iNcs f4ctT on the face ct th. |. ttcr
has at t'.c 81 .rst tendency 20 urv tl- metal
~ ~c have proven by numerous rNt,rirneUi,
u 'su>c1 i1r wsslius Jobs. Ne l., benz poured
%" smsu i'-cc ct sponge, -hiSh should lr
h'miy ucd ln thc Cud ui o sick Ike anon, 9TH
'rwtsr ~ vail S-tiuu,i, u-c the Gng = cd t,s.
o., r'tar After q 49, once been laid o. ti,s. I'D,
- cle'nr'i botu tlIe atk ia by d.4hug r.t.ul. ul
pa,.s-i-ii a water on a. We nay add, that
h'lt t.rhmE's un,th 1t this ~ VIII be sutii-
cent "a w-sh 'hc lsrr~s, form. aui tnsy b. &C
cptu,'lishcJ COS ave minutes Aicr most salts.
i-s;oN tal'ut - elSc months, wc " 1uld recon-
rurud at, ti,, t,.1r. Having f,itii,al,.utas,s
49, are auNj4u, hat ~ ugr brethren Should oar.
u>ii-ts IA th- beEe.i,s OF olr di,roV,p.
p rrs I..~fg-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12
NO. "a.

IL proposes 20 invest the PRESIDENT
vi;h an uncontrolled power TO prescribe
what SOFT Of money shall be received in
paymen. Of drcs 20 the Government. TO
the extent OF requiring AZ he choose)
the whole revenue of twenty O. thirty
millions ot dollars year 10 &c paid
erclnsireiy IN ,gecie.
II then proposes 10 ieavc il entirely
at the discretion Of the presiden, 10 q.
rec, lctre and by rhor,, and in what
amounts and proportions, this specie.
or whatever other money. shall Be krpt.
50 that a. under the reign above re-
tered 20, the money may be lent, by
hal; millions at time, OF by ten times
ih1, amount az time, 10 any bank or
InCNidual u hatsoevor whom the Exec
uh'e may choose TO trust. 10 pfopi,iate,
or 70 buy Up. as men have been here
'oiorc rropi'iaied or bough, up by
means Of the dcposi,es. II proposes.
oi course, also, 70 empower The PRrsi-
rrNrto punish by withdraw al Of the
deposl,es, any such depository as his
!i>p!easurc may chance TO hight upon.
jos: a the late President Of The United
states visited his displelsure on the
Bank Of the United States BY the re-
mJyal tom It Of the public deposi,es.
Finally after clothing the PRESIDENT
"i;h this more than regal, power the
'I.l proposes 10 place it all within the
cover and protection Of TnE VEro.-
For The power which it is now proposed
- confer upon the President, if the
House concur with the Senate, will DO
beyond the reach Of remedy By legis-
alton, 50 long as 4 single vote more
than one-ihird of the members in either
House Of Congress shall stand by the
President ~ tie exercise oft.
National lated
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12
rsr "a. wr..ssls. .u.sl,.ni.,.

Balance of PorCr. The result OF
the late vote rejecting the Su5.Trca.
sUry Bill gives III uS-I'rcasu5yi,es
auJ 100 Whis1 showing ,ha, these tive
parties are very nearly balanced. Tn,
rs Conservatives. 1t is clearly seen
Therefore, hold TIC bllancc q power
and are competent to turn the scale ON
any party question IN either direction
according 10 their sense OF duty.
The following are the names OF The
Conservatives. who. hitherto sctiac
with, and supporting the Administer
ton. have had too much in3epc ade.ce
TO bow the knee 10 Baal on question
# such vital importance a. tie Sub
Treasury. Party threats aud denun,
Citations Lad no tcrrors for them, LuN
with noble spirit ;bat entities them tc
grateful recollection they spurncd IN,
trammc!s II party. and came Grs, ant
foremost 30 the rescue 81 their countr,
NATuNili 4. BJNnrN. q Mass.
joins {. CLARE. Of y. Y.
XNDcC Casey. Of Illinois
ions EpwARD>, ut y. !.
HENRY y. FoSTI ct y. Y.
JAMES GABLASu, Il "a.
SEATuN tr,Nrr,sn. q Geo.
GroEol ". liorElNS. VI Va.
DtNIrL klLsuRr, OF Ohio.
IIUDH =. LtgAET. of :. &.
NM. l. My, &C Illinois.
JhNrs VI Mason, Of Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

j." ls'errr,rcto' thc A3aiu.'-4.
nan i.r rrvuaHng tie Gscal Affairs 80
iho Government Yesterday rlr - itr
senate by majority of f.c votes
That Oh % llrf a1 ai'cur' 70
empower rhr President 81 thc tDtci
States q hls oWn mere viii and pea
.arc. 60 do that which fhe Sub Tioa.
sury bhl pfay5seI 90 d. ~ le.ill'se
seton in other words .ts senate
now asks % he House II .Beprcsena-
lives fo grant permission ~ The Pfeaf
lrn' DE Ca'cJ sis'e 90 l3 the very
thing Which the senate las s.kei lLe
Rouse 1f Representative It.t,f Co 4o.
iaj which ne House 60 Ke. rsseaf4.
l.c, has tsice so.emly determined
tLai 81 W.N have n1 baal ia d,l9g -
Th,' is tie short q b.
The biH rroposcl. IN ruth % hr
sroRG rHE REiGS 90 JACEsoNiss -
AL IT'S "oLoRY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-07-12

a ,io'en, paper war has been car.
red on since thc Apnl election, be.
tween The late Delegate from the ooun.
~ Of Northampton. Mr. SrCtr. and
the Delegate elect Mr. SAVAGE. Which.
as we anticipated from the character
Of Tic language employed, led 60 cor
re- spIn'cnce preliminary 81 DpeL
The PARTIES rcrared 20 Washington.
5ui were there ls,tun1'c enough ~
meet 18th fnrnf, who adjusted the
difficulty a. wl.l appelr tom ,he fol.
loWin. CIri
CARD This Yrlc-sisred ff.rall ~
Msssfs ststr anJ savscF. LBsins. without
Consolation uit1 urr r5Irrti 4la. 4nt lfuf
iarif cole rttT .tsI3Infs, srftft i5 refer coo
e1t feuP's'c1 s3ir 10 lacr irtarsn usse
gentlemen Do TIE Goa. sraI,1ucntaf tie nor
Nr lfrErvs, Of C1-1ii1s. and ihe Hon
> $ rhE.Iifs, % Mitsi.sirut. ere tarpy o.
5auounco thst b hss been oil l.ied in q nan.
DER enureis Asuatsblc o. both p8ti.cs. ug0l
ihe ba-i. u m-tul. - ihIran alofsi charge.
or rfmstks persolaiiy cfe-src 90 either
Tify cannot '1rhr5r 70 The same time from
cxprcss'nk their tttn sense o:tfe crvsrol'
nd persttfri0g rlps Il tie uo1 Hr,sr
Ntstari iirsrta. of tfsiria. BY shese ear
He'i 'sd ate.lssnt utrfpesHicn tir ps,l1I
F.ter'y VS. 81 icarL bro ght g. r..
600 trrmihsten.