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ATTENTION..

VNHE special attention Of buyers fiOm the south
and west, ard for the state trade, is respectful.
ly invited to the following assortment Of GOODS,
which The subscriber will dispose Of al su,h prices
ss will amply repay his friends for calling IND tx.
aminins his stock. To CASH purchasers, at the
Lresen, time, extraordinary inducements will be Of
fefed.
200 pieces heavy variegatcd Spanish mating.
500 pcccs Canton mating, assnited A, sd and
6-i white, checked and HuwereL.
1000 hearth rigs. . teau,iiui assortment e VIII
on Brussels, Tufrd, Turkey, and Hemp rugs.
200 pieces woolcn, wnsleI, cotton. hemp, in
grain. Venetian and block Csrpeliags An elegant
variety Of il,on, Brussels, scotch aid English,
Venetian, Damask, &c. &c.
1000 dozen men snd boys caps, comprising a
great variety of Fur, Seal, Nu,Iia, Muskra,, and
Coney, Hair. Sealetts and Cloth Caps.
100 dozen Ailicani Mats, assorted siIes.
100 do Manila do do do
SO d. Sheep-skin do do do
so bales French B-ske;s, compI'ins every de-
seripii n.
500 pair Venetian Blinds, s.s'd figures and colors.
5000 patent do do do
1000 nests Cabss or satehels, sss'd, embossed
leather, straw and oil cl,tt.
5000 doIen Combs, assorted tortoise shell, Bra
l'i'i"n DO horh IVORY brass and wood. cmprisng q
large assortment ofeveIy variety.
5000 dozen Whps-assotied wagon, gig, car.
riage, suky, planters droyefs riding Of gut lea
ther and thread, with German silver gilt ivory and
bone mouDlings.
1000 dossn painted pals, Wilson's brand.
1000 nests csdlr Tubs ard Buckets; also,
ChuDs, Piggins, Water Cans, &c.
The above together with an extensive assortment
Of fancy goods. Brt,ania and German silv'I ware.
feather and iIis,Is Brushes, Looking Glasses, Ma
hogany and 9th Frames, Of every size and JescTiP-
ton, are manufactured, imported. and selected eI-
pressly foi the southern western and stale iIadc.
). SIDNEY JONES,
No Is North ~ street. Philsdelphis.
Fhiseerhs, No'spbsr 2, ls4O.-iy.
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- urThcrs is some fun about the wsisa. after all
On bsnner in wbs convention, teh seaewhers
"out wss," was the following
X. X. X. K. X.
Xind-hook Kandsdate Kant Rome IL K,ofe.
GT7ke Whigs behave very well abou, their VIC
tory-,hey were rs polite and good.ns,ured yest.r.
DAY ss gentlemen need be, and the democrats
sviuced tha, cheerfulaoss which ever accompanies
conscientious discharse OF duty
UtWe wonder II Mr.. Davis will mako Colo.
mel Of the Msjori Men with spec,sclcs have risen
10 that dignity. All is, Haughton, If you should
ever wear spurs, Be careful how y'u step, or you
will tear your pantaloons to q dead cerian,y.it
Iequiros some practice 10 place de righ, Zoo, fuss"
in true military style. Observe US in our isss grand
march in January next.
O We had two wings washed yesterday, and
put new suit Of clothes on each Of ihem, ard hope
the rAsdsls will go to meeting ner. Sunday and
ask forgiveness for hasing bet We shall have to
ciothe about . dozen Of the sesmps for . year to
come, AMI some Of them In pretty eo,tly style
too.
ELfcrIoS RsruRNs.-It isn't worth while 10
fill our columns with indefinite returns from vari-
Gus quarters. II we should heat Of state going
for us any where of South OF West, we will men.
tion il -
Or Those who think they can aid cause by
snswins crab apples and splitting vinegar fiom one
years end TO another, welcome to their eIper-
iment" All we have to say il, heaven save US
from such friends" Fuith produces cheerful
ness.
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Geographical Enigma.

I am composed of 80 le,t.rs;
My II, 6, 22. Is, 20 and 3; is large town on
the Delaware.
My Z, IS, IL and 2, is river in france.
Ny 10, % and l2 is lake in the United States.
Ny 2l,3. IL, 25 and ls is county 10 Georgia.
My l. IL, 3, 20 and 9 is town in Italy.
My 9, %, %, ls and 6 is a river in Russis.
Ny 20, 10, 20, 8, and % is an island in the
Mediterranean.
My 6, l6, z, 8 and 30 is q mountain in Africa.
Ny 10, IA, ~, ~, ~, and Q, is river in Eu.
rope:
Wy "a, 20, ls, ~, II and 30 is q county in
Pennsylvania.
My whole is a distinguished citizen Of Pennsyl
vania.
An answer is requested. c. @. s.
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J. S. NEDARA.

Wholesale Variety and Trimming Store
North Fourth near arch street, Philadelphia.
WHERE Country Merchants and others can b.
w suppird, at al times, with a large sssortm. mt
Of II Hosi,r ry. Gloves, Merino, Cotton, and Woclen
Shifts and Drawers. Spool Cut,on, Patent Thread.
Cotton Cords, Buttons, Tapes, Bindings. Hook.
and Eyes Pins, DC. And a general vsIi ty Of use
fal articles, which he ors for sale a, the lowest
prices.
PbilsdeIPhis. November 7, Is40.-iy.
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Jonathan II. Waters Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given, that letters Of admin
! " istraiion de bonis non upon the estate Of Jo-
nathan r. Waters, late Of Shainokin township, Nor
,humberland cou ,y, decd. have this day been
granted by the Register Of said county to the sub.
scrbers. All persons having claims or demands A.
gainsi the sid decedent, arc requested to make
known the same to them, without delay.
VALENTINE KLASE,
ELEANOR WATERS,
Shamokin, Nov. 7.-6t. Ados's. 4r.
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,. W. g. Z. 3. TAYLOR.

.. W. g. Z. 3. TAYLOR.
0FFER FOR SALE, at the South Eas, Cor.
u ner of Fifth and Market Streets. Phiiadel-
Mems Calf-skin Boots, stitched-wsrrsntetl.
do do do pegged do
do do do water proof, double soles
and double uPPers.
do Calf.skin do do do nailed
and uppers.
do Heavy Water Leather Boot..
do do Meats DO do.
do High quarter Shoes, CalEskin.
do do do Crockers do
do Fine Monroes-warran,eJ.
do KIP do do
do III do do
do Coase do do
do do Shoes do
do Fine do do
do Kip do do
do Calf and Seal Skin Pumps.
do LIS, Socks with and wlthou, soles.
do Carpet d. d, do
do Patent Warranted Waterproof Moccosins.
Ladies' do do do do
Ladies tanned India Rubber sho,s.
Gent temens' do Over shoes.
With every other desc iption of boots and shoes.
Fur Caps of every description.
Travell ng Trunks of every descr Pton.
Venetian Travelling Bags.
Patent Gum Elastic Shoe Blackng.
B,nnets Of all kinds. Pslm Leaf Hats
Philadelphia, November T. ls4O.-ly.
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KAY g. BROTHERS.

No. l22 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia.
WHO constantly keep on hand lrge sssort.
ment Of Law. Medical. theological, School,
and Miscellaneous Books, Blank Books, and all
kinds Of stationary
Country customers and others supplied on the
most reasonable terms
PhiadelPhs, November 7, ls40.-iy
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Coal Tr q d e.
" Good Intent Fire Company"

A REGULAR MEETING Of the Company
LAwill he h. at the Court House, on Thursday
evening next, December 3, ls4o. Punclual atten-
dance j. reque, tied rs business Of importance will
be laid before the Company.
r. n. M'MICHAEL,
November 90. 1910. Secretary.
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CUM ELASTIC shoes, . large ssso,,
. ment.
sperm Oil, bes. quality.
Books, Of all description.
Silks, black and coloured.
Stair Carpe,ing.
Cotton Carpet.
Carpet Chain, Of all coiors.
Saddery. q general assortment
Elliptic Springs.
Coach Lamps.
Carri,ge b ,nds. Brass Joints, Brass Dsshes.
Patent Leather.
Just received and for sale a, the store Of
n. d. MASSER,
November ID, lS4O.-tf
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Dr. DyOtt.

Efforts gre still in progress TO obtain q pardon
for this notorious but sg,d criminal. We last
week saw q petition to the Governor with aum-
Der Of ,isnatures stt4ched 10 il.
BiekneEs Reporter,
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Notice..

ALL ACCOUNTS remaining in nv books
previous to The first of April 1870, will be LEFT in
the hands Of Justice Of IN. Peace for rolec,ion.
HENRY YDXrHINER.
N. b. Grain Of all kinds will be taken on old
accounts.
Sept. l2. ts4o.-tE
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ESTATE or ELIAS sRuwrR, pnCD.

ESTATE or ELIAS HR1wnR, DnCD.
NOTfCE 10 hereby given tha, letters Of admin
IN isttation upon the estate Of said dcce sed
have been granted TO the subscribers by the Register
Of Northumberland county. All p rsons having
demands against said estate, will present them, pro-
perly authenticated 10 either Of the subscribers at
their residence In Augusta township.
ABRAHAM BREWER, Admin'"'
Noveml er IL, l640.-6t
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p. & A. OVOUDT'S
China, Glass and Liverpool Warehouse.
No l64 North Thira street, third door beio,o Vine
street, Philadelphia.
WHERE they cons,ontly keep on hsnj a large
w assortment Of Chins, Glass aud Liverpool
Ware, which they will dispose Of on the mos, re
sonablo terms
Philadelphia, November 7, ts4O.
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OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
NEW ENGLAND OIL COMPANY.
No. 30 North Water Street, Phia.
" MANUFACTURERS snj dealers in Oils of
N every de- cription both f,r burning and
manufacturing purposes, which will be sold much
lower than they can be procured elsewhere, and
warranted in quality to equal any in the city. Any
oil sold by he company not proving as re- resented
may be returned without any expense to the pur.
chaser, and the money will he refunded
Their stock now in store consists of the following
oils, viz:
oooo gallons Winter Beached SPERM ,
Oil,
5000 do do Clio less Oil,
$4,000 Go Fall and Spring Sperm Oil,
10000 do Winter Sea Elephant, 2
10000 do do Pressed Whale Oil,
5000 do Summer do DO do
$4,000 do Common Whale Oil,
200 Barrels superior Straits Oil,
800 do Cod Bank Oil, 2
SO do Meas Foot Oh,
as Casks Olive Oil,
Tanners Oils
OTThs Company has number Of Vessels en-
saged in the Cod Fishery, and Tanner. may rely
upon getting at all times Oil as pure as imported.
Philadelphia, Nov. 7, ls49.-ly.
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DRUGS,

DAINTS, and Dye Stuirs fresh supply just,
recelv, and Tor sale at the store OF
HENRY YOXTHEIMER.
October 81, lSi0.--if.
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LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM
CANTON

Tho ship RI IT Fulton. Capt. Mac
Mlcnacls, from Hong Kong, September the
25'h. arrived last night.
Cant. Mac Mlchacs reports that the
British with heir families had been obliged
by the Chinese TO leave Macao. and are
now on board tho EngIsb ships at Hong
Kong, IS miles east of Macao. Captain
Elliot, chief suDernlrndont OF. the English
lrndc bad hoisted his flag on board the
Brush Country ship Fort William. The
British trade with China is totally suspen.
ded, and no prospect Of an adjustment of
The difficulties, without aid from Enclond.
The OPIUM TRADE. however was carried
On very buskly, and at q very hirh price.
on the eastern coast of CHINA. under The
Brush flag. This alone viii prevent the
possibility of renewal Of Tic English
r0dc with Canton. and may eventually
lead 10 suspension Of all foreign trade.
There Is much irritation between the
English and Chinese. The former having
fred into severnl Unl;s and havinr made
~ attack under the command Of Capt.
Elliot, on the forts and nnks at Row Loore
few miles 10 The eastward of bong Kong
1t was reported several Chinese had been
killed. among which was Mandarin Of
rank. Captain Elliot narrowly escaped
having bali through his hat. The CHI,
nosc claimed the victory. A very severe
edlct agalns' the English, had been issued
by the High Commissioner. in consequence
of the above attack. and the blockade by
The British Of he Port of Canton, China.
The latter. however. hav, since been
revoked. The American trade continued
without mol"slallon on the par, Of the
Chinese. Several vessels under the
American, Spanish end Danish flags were
employed in bringing Ind, Cotton and
British Manufactures to Canton. from
Hong Kong at high rates Of freight. The
British shiD Mermaid. bad been purcha. ed
at Hong Kong, and was employed IN the
ftclGhlng business under the American flag
between there and Canton.
An additional export duty on Teas and
iks was about beng Ia by the Chinese,
I" meet the extraordinary expenses occa-
stoned by The unsettled state Of nffurs be-
ween them and The Eng ljsh. new lor,s have
been built at the entrance Of the river. and
RATS and chains thrown across It, An ar.
rival at st. Helena from Singapore. re-.
ports that several vessels fully armed. were
about sailing for the east coast of CANA.
with determination Of carving on the
Opium Irade.--.N Y Express.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-14

The House of Representative of the
United States of America, having elected
a Speaker, has right TO expect that all
communications made to it, through its
organ, should be addressed to him in his
official capacity. Under this view of the
case, it would seem that cannot comply
with tho request of the Council and Cen
eral Assembly of New Jersey, with due
regard to the dignity Of the House, or
without admitting, by inference, that it
had conferred upon me the authority
which it had no right to give, and that |
myself am dscharging the functions of an
office to which | have no title. These
are admissions which | am not prepared
to make.
In thus stating my view in reference to
the request made Of me, raise no qucs-
ton as to the propricty of the resolutions
themselves, or as to the right of the co,n-
Gil and General Assembly Of Newt Jersey
to adopt them. | only refer to them as
they relate to my official station, to show
that am influenced by no want oircspcct
for the constituted authorities Of the state
of New jersey, but governed entirely by
a sense Of duty to the House Of which /
am the organ, and which may expect that
| shall not lay before them communications
which refuse to accrcdit me as such. |
am not disposed to cavil about mere mat
tcrs ofform, nordo imagine thatapersonal
disrcspcct was intended TO be offered TO
me, by those whose station and dignity
alike forbid such asupposltion. But when
an omission OF form seems designed as Il
mode of denying the rights ard privileges
Of the II. of Representatives, of which |
am the organ, it becomes my duty to do
nothing which may recognize the proprie-
ty ofsuch an omission.
/ have retained the copy Of the resolu-
tons, transmitted to me, until shall be
farther advised by your EXcelloncy fanny
other disposition itmay be proposed
to make of them.
In conclusion, ! beg leave to express
my regret, that | should be unable to
comply with any request made of me by
the Council and General Assembly of
New Jersey.
have the honor to be,
With great respect.
Your ob't servant.
Il. NJ. 7. HUNTER.
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No one can doubt. but that in a shirt Of
patriotic l'beraliy. they will waive the
immediate exercise Of n positive riph,. for
The more certain and ultimate accomplish.
ment OF what We oil 30 much desire,
refer To the message communicated to YOU
~ inc ommcnccment ot the present ses-
sion tor my views IN detail: nnd aware
OF the responsibility ! have assumed. leave
The subject TO Tho ca I'm and rejecting con-
sldero'ion OF tho Legislature.
When took upon ne The duties of the
station assigned me. assumed all its
responsibilities also. and, having never
shrunk from The performance of any dutv.
| have fell myself mpetarlvey called upon
10 make Tins communication 10 you in the
iullcs, confidence and belief. hat the pa.
! lriorlsm and good sense Of our common
constituents will bear us out. in our honest
and anxious cndcnvors to cxtrlcatc The
State from the financial difficulties and
embarrassments encountered on entering
upon the discharge Of opr public duics.
DAVID r. PORTER.
February is'. 1910.
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From the New Orleans Commercial Bulletin.
LATEST FROM TEXAS

The arrival from TcXa. Yesterday confirms the
report OF the fall Of Naramoras into the hand. If
the FedrraliSl- There seems 10 be no lust ground
10 douh the truth nl The rumor II is expected
ihal The v'cto,s viii be heSeged in their turn
by n superior force, marching against them from
Mexico. As to rher ability to offer n successful
resistance, coohicring opinions prevail. The
'eNl'h tnveInmeni appears resolved 10 ma inlain
Ms neutrality, III the contest. This viii not pre.
'rhi, however, number OF advcnlurers rom 1Ock.
IN, TO Naldm0ras to join their Counir, men in the
CRUSADE against Mexico. " iih q sufficient pum-
Der OF Amer lcan 'Ioops to imparI Grmness to the
iederhlls garrison 1t is thought the place might
stand out against the army the Government IL
sending. The greatest danger to he unprecedented
Is nom the IIelchery OF the NcX leans Ihev once
before betrayed their Amer lean allies. who Joined
them IN the struggle to throw of the Spanish yoke.
IL would not be surprising The Goa lion be wcen
the Fe'!eraiisIs and Texans under Ross should
turn oui to he ,epritlon Of The Old affair, when
by the petfdy Of The Mes leans, several hundred
brave Americans were saCr lilCeI.
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CiDt,ltn=girtD Congrcas.

WASHINGTON, Feb. i.
After the passage OF some private bills.
the report Of the selcc, commlttcc was
called rp rcIn'lye to State Debts.
Mr.. Phelps, OF Vermont was entitled to
the floor. He SAID that he should not have
spoken upon tins question, bad not the
chairman Of the committee SAID that tie
report of his committee was IN part occa
sloned by the resolutions he had pfespnIrd
from the LEGISLATURE Of Vermont, ASKING
Congress 10 distribute the public domain,
as 1t was public property.
Mr.. Phelps sad That the resolutions were
passed by the legislature o: Vermont il,
October last Tnc object Of the resou
ilons was rather for the purpose of defeat
ing the PROJECT OF an assumption Of State
Debts. But suppose that The States hao
proposed that Congress should ask dis.
tflbnllon Of the proceeds of the salcs oI
public lands Tor the purpose Of meelino
lheir engagements, was there any great
enormlly ~ this? None, Mr.. p. cnntcn.
deJ, # The States thought proper. Mr.. p
continued, and was surprised at the atIemp
made by some OF the administration sena
tors to IDENTIFY the projects of Distribution
and assumption.
Mr.. Phelps also opposed the report from
the utter confusion of It's condensation
forced UNION of matter, wholly irrelevant
There was no occasion for the object,
were totally distinct. The report wa
disposed 10 over estimate the debts of tn,
States, aud he complained Of that IL sta
red on the authority Of Mr.. Flagg Of New
YORK that the debts were 100000, 900
Mr. L. proceeded 10 correct many asser
tons contained 10 Mr.. FIagc's statement
No good could come of the report. Mr.
Phelps conIended. Surprising he CON
milee had The power TO ac';'and power L
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II appears from returns made to the pro.
viuclal Parliament. that the expenses al
tending the trial and imprisonment of The
prisoners taken Of Prescott were $4,000.
Besides all tn : there were various items
of secret service money, & TO considerable
amounts. And the House of Assembly has
passed bill npproprla'lng Gao 600
$3.50. 900 Tor he ,ndemn flea ion Of parties
who sustained losses IN The rebellion and
lnv1slons.
On The night of January cad three sold
icrs deserted from Kngsron, and after
wandering for some time IN the woods,
suppo,lng they had reached the States,
entered a rarvern where a pQucl was sta-
toned, and were of course instantly made
prisoners. The tavern is in fact but few
yards from the line, on the Canada side.
A letter from Port Sarnia, River St.
Clair dated January 2lsr. and published
10 the Toronto Pat. states that on the night
before, o party of four prlvntes and sergeant
of the United States army, from Fort
Grotlot, crossed over to FONT Edward in
pursuit OF a deserler, Finding him in
fishing shan,y, they seized INN and were
about taking him back 10 the fort when
they were arrested by the guard stationed
at the point, who took them to Port Sarnla,
whence they were sent off as prisoners to
head quarters. The officer commanding
at Fort Cratic, sent 10 demand them, but
before his messenger arrived they were
already on their march. II this Story is
true we shat! probably here more of it.
The Sandwich Herald of the 25lh makes
no mention of the circumstance. ~. Y.
Conn ADJ.
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tins OLD WutG BANNER or &c. "
HARRISON AND REFORM.
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON.
10 l. he HONEST ?--I+ nr CApABLE:- j. lie
FAITHFUL no THE CONSTITUTION
On the lnvcrsc--
HARRISON AND TYLER.
THE ono FARMER AND THE CoNsTI
TUITION
" LIBERTY AND UNION. now AND FOREVER
CREDIT AND COMMERCE.
THIS was, in truth. q splendid banner.
90, m by the citizens Of Ccn'rcviIle tor the
coca ion, painted by their own artist and
was justly the centre Of attraction to many
eyes during tho day
Nex in the procession was large sleigh,
manned BY the citizens OF PdinesUuie,
drawn by four fine horses. and bearing an
olecan, flag painted by Mr.. Slnrle for the
occasion, con aiming, on one side, por.
TRAIT of General HARRIsoN. larger than
life on the other side, the American Ca
ole. holding n scroll, cOnta n,ng The follow.
inc memoranda:
"WlLLlAM HENRY HARRISON"
Appointed an Ensign by WASHING.
TON, 1897,
" Secretary NJ W. Territory by
ADAMS. 1907
" Indian Commissioner by JEFFER-
" Governor of Indiana by MADl
SON. 1909.
" COMMANDMENT Chief n. w. Ar.
my, 1912
6 MINIS. to Colombia BY ADAMS 1927,
Battle of MIAMI Angus, 81, 1894.
TlPPECANON. November7, 1917
" FORT MEIGS, May 10, l7i3
THAMES. Octohor 10, 1918.
HARRISON AND REFORM.
AZ Concord, the precision was Joined
by cl;lz n OF .Neaior, bearing flag swlth
this ir- c. tpllun:
"FARMER OF NORTH BEND.
HERO OF TlPPECANQE."
And nv cIilzons Of Cunc0rd with tins
" THE FARMERS RESIDENT.
THE PEOPLES CANDIDATE"
The procession extended tom one TO
TWO miles and toll a mile ~ close order.
The rear was brought % by the citizens OF
Fairpou IN q b0at, fitted Up tor toe oCca
SION. manned BY hardy laIs, IN costume,
""u ot"' NY ee't'ai s'oHuc " Hhc'' ia" l."
'ors, and hearts as merry nnd as true as
ever sailed on land or water
AT Chardon, The process Oh was rcca'v-
ed by an Immense concourso OF peopl'
from other parts "t the county. who had
pnraded fer the purpose, aud whose pro-
position Of lbfea rhoorS Tor " HARRISON
AND REFORM " met hearty response
nom noe than thousand 70 ces.
The meeting was orcaal2 d IN the spa
200" ah''''. OF INC H'''h"d'~' society II
N"a,"' H. wa" generously "p'neu II 'o'
''c purpose As e''a'l p''''oh on? o
me mnI'',noe cou'o @a'" abundance II was
""J"u' W." /" '"e P"u'i' Sq'1'e' ""c'e tut
SpFH'c r''oj"i'9'a 81 we committee Were
'c"u az" ""'P.eu' '"" NPe,c"r' Us ."en
WILD ''h'e"SH l'feS' ny INC great c""'