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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-08-17

GIVE are requested, by resolution Of a pub
ne Meeting Of the citizens of the Fairplay, Me-
-'aiaee and Halle Green precincts, TO announce
s' following persons as Candidates at the coming
: 5'emoeF election in Gian, County. to wit:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-08-17

Mr.. EDIToR: Please to announce my name, as
candidate for reelection, for the Offices of Regis
Ter of Deeds and Judge Of Probate for the County
Of Grant, w. T. at the Ensuing, Election.
I'll. r. Golfer.
Ianrasfar & urnst 9th. 1874.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-08-17

GIVE are authorized TO announce NOAH III
VIRGIN, candidate for County Commissioner
al iAe ensuing Sept. Election.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-25
Volume HsE.....Nulnbcs. "A
The Talking Machine.

The poet Willis had an interview Ia, week with tie
Taking Machine, exhibited IA New \ ork. which be thus
desontes IA a letter 10 The editors OF The National lriell-
gencer:
| had half an hours interview wiki the Taking Ma
chine this morning. and end him a more eutci,aining
0narosd Than most - ny wooden acQusIuianccs-ithr
man who thinks for him hing a very superior person !
mus; first give You a hatsaH al tho room. y Herman
woman takes your half dollar AZ the door. and points YOU
10 a s,m-boxod Up Turk. lgucy WHY are al aulomaii
dressed IN turhans Ia Tux seated in = KIND Of loN iui-
PIT. with n green shirt. 2 good complexion, a sey inr
beard. and a pearl h-cas,pin.
But from under has should, 7 issues i bunch ct wooirn
sticks, arranged Ike a el'aut 81 pump-handles. and hthiId
this. ready t. play on hs TUX. sHs Nr. fal,r. Tie con-
triver. q Immediately suggested - Nr. I. hy The way.
that the costume and figure hal lciicr have h,rn female.
as the hustle would have given a well placed AID ample
conccaiu Ell; for al The n~achinery now Overwhelmingly
placed ouisIde-ihe periorm,r sitting down naturally be-
hind aud playing ~ her IKE y piano. The Turk was
taking 10 several ladies and gentlemen WIEN entered.
and my name beng mentioned by on Of ihc party. he
sand How 10 You DO, Mr.--1' with p,rfec. dis
uncincss.
There wss a small nu.icai organ ia lie room, and ore
Of the ,i>iiers played Hal Columbia - the auio nation
singing The words like a man" Th'rc was 10 shgl ting
or siuning Of dipihorg or vowel. s,ailsie. or a pirats.
DUTY was done ~ every letter with a legitimate clam To
be soundci-thc only fault eng a strong German accent.
(Which &c c'urse Will Near II wsh trav.i) and a '.s
German ?'cuhafiiies. fnch a. pronounelrg IS aka Ne.
gargling the cuiiurai~. DC.
| understood Mr.. Faher to say TIA, be was seven wears
coniuvIng the utierance f the seWcl E. MIR +. has "a
Lead aud coun;enauce 81 for n speech maker. (nakcr ~
the gilt If speech. | mean)-a head of The finest model.
and a mouth strongly marked eth Intelligence and feel
ing. lie Is simple. HaiE aHd enthusiastic "a his mar ncrs.
The rude musical organ ~ The room was his own hsnii-
work. and at III. reque~' Il one ut the ladies'. hc at down
10 1t aud played = hsautiul waltz Il III own composing.
He NAV well hc completely also'h,d a he ss,ms io 'e. IN
his androidss. II AVS my thing "a ANY 'ancuscc. IL
ca' not cough. not bring liable L. hraneh IL nor laugh,
hcine Tux. But II can siir. aud has - SWEET hrralh.
and a wei governed tongue. In short. II IL what would
pass IN The world for "a ,,ry fine man"
\ suspicion has since crossed my mind that I may here
have stumble! Oh N explanation Il Tie goat nK>fcfN e
tins >ui natural addition 10 10 The fgnie. The supernatural
continuance If ar ieuiahor ia the female. teguuars lcilats
some anifuIdal assistance g a." lungs u -. Al would ~
loai that wCmen. Ike "ihc fh'leh. tanfot d without = bah
op"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-25
- u Year, i'm ADVANCE
THE A SENTINEL
.Mcekly..

Il published erery Thursfay-OGee on Harrington STREET
South East II the STATE House.
The Sste sentinel Will contain about twice a much reading
matter, q "a all snbJeeS Of genera. ntrrest, a an! other paper ~
the State.
IENNs--Iwo dollars n year. always ~ advance In ia
instance ~Hi nste ~ ~ number h. sent I'll the money -
received. Subscribers shi receive due notice n i'~ weeks b-for.
the expiration Of saeh year OF term, and " The payment Tor a
succeeding Year az term D. not advanced, the paper vii be
discontinued. Thus rnI. will be adhered To "a al r0scs
Onr dollar ~ill be- received for sx nonths-afUcyF ~ Gdrauce-
Five dollars viii b. received for three ytas, o.. three papers
will he 81, ~ YEAR fer the .sme-
ADNEtITSFNFNIS- will be- inherited three times at one
dollar a square, $50 ems and be- continued AT the rate OF 2'
eent- a square ~eekiy. Quarterly advertisements inserted at ~
. sqss-~ of 1o
Yearly advertisers ~iu b. accommodated on r'a-onsble terms,
winch should always b. mad. ~ writing a agreed upon.
All advertisements from abroad mHat be- acCompansfd ~ TIE
cafh. q r 40 attention NIL be paid TO them.
Postage Uust he ratd.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-25

Tmr aLrAuLaA-rh The mlfsel Z h~ropasay 'aF No.
isih~ AIhs4arl-sn ice-cfeam RS = ia.ely opened 4 lfte
below Ntle's. Tie teP'h 81 a - on broadway =
.ioreod ff a cerr Dor ,nrtnc'- All this - lihea VI u
counter i,nt,d tv the Fr.ui.st Hetcs # tAetf eite--
Tavcf-Ing tbs sl.ev Il t,wlfpuon. You de-ceia - .
mariieya,ea circular court. ieh,ci With ealA-siHifd
awnings, ard eptcfi-hod wEh fhe carvings ani Eorseoe-
roier. Il harharic architecture Tic sat, are around
foun'lin. and 4 statue of a vae-nvm"h siarf5 in tie
centre. hoi4rc shove re- heal a & fn. from which is-uss
the water III a Il resembling q Z as umbrella. The basin
Is rlmmcd with flowers. The a. .fg water makes tie con
slant muraur ~Aich is noedful fr feics Gfl,f. the ~
looks in through the laoinss Of the awning. and TIE ie'
are d" inside Of real cream" The whole scene - mof'
Oriental than Spanish, would have tesn better named
ssrall or a Kiosk than the Aihsmbrs out ii = p" larry
spoi,' Css well a. q man can Judge who has never seei
fairy land and for the prlce Of all ice-cfesm II gives 10
cn,--velled q Cow idea o; luxury
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-25

TIE s,,e'e1ce of:sc,q's- rat'is'' in 6's'.iy-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-08-03
LOCOFOCO DEMOCRACY.

ST am opposed to the 1'aAitl' act Of
lSl2."- James X. POH.
Not a arihing for Protection.'-
James X. PoM.
81 am III favor Of repeating the act OF
Il 12.'-JdmeS X. PoM.
My own opinion is, that wool should
be duty free -JdmeS Il. Polk
u am ia favor of Tire immediate Annex
alton of TrXas."-JaacS Il. Poik.
81 have Arrays opposed Protective
rarih."-JDmcS Il. Polk.
II ana in favor Of Tariff for Revenue.
and opposed to IA Tariff for Protcclion."-
james n. POLK.
81 was opposed to the Protective Tariff
of 1928, and voted against i,."-Jamcs
X. Pclk.
81 voted for the act of 1889 because it
reduced the act of 1928 TO lower rates. -
James h. Polk.
The Tariff act of lSl2-lhc present
Tariffs too highly Plo,ecllve.''-
Jamcs X. Polk.
~ am for laying such moderate duties
as viii raise revenue enough when added
to The income from the sale Of lands to
dcIray the expenses of Government and
no more" -JamcS X Polk.
~ consider Distribution and a Prolcc-
tive Tariff measures ruinous to the inter-
es's OF the country James X Polk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-08-03
THE LOCOS AND TIE

Throughout all the manufacturing States. the
locofocos precnd to be in favor ofthe tariff. They
are aware that the great body of tie people have
become convinced that it is highly bene fical to
them, and to the interests of the country gener-
ally, in its operations, and hence the Polk leaders
IN order to get their votes are attempting to hum
bug them into the belief that Polk and his party
are favorable to the present tariff. In Pennsvl-
wanna, at every locofoco meeting may be seen
banners with "1he tariff of 1912" inscribed on
them IN large letters, and their speakers and pa
fers there loudly and boldly assert that it is a
prominent measure Of their party. All this is
intended to deceive the people; because there is
:" those very mon deep rooted hatred of the
'arIil' which would manifest Itself in its rcpca!
1he moment they had the power.
occaaionally VIC find betrayal of tier true
icclng upon this subject. From cna thy ar,i-
'lo IN The New York Peboian, (thc great loco or.
gan OF that ety. last Saturday, we make the fol
loving extracts. After alleging that the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-08-03
WHiGS R.ALLY! RALL ~!

''Thc peoples Glvoritc Horny Clay,
Is now the Fashion oithc day
And let the ground be dry or mucky,
We'll have Il meeting for Old Kentucky"
The wings of the 9th district will hold
Mass Meeting in the woods of Mr.. Ba-
sill flames one mile east of the Rising Sun
Village on the road leading to the Brick
Meeting House saturday the 10Th day
Of August, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
All persons in favor of the protection
o! American Industry; the distribution of
the sales of the public Lands among the
Safes, a sound national currency, a res
friction Of the veto power, one Plesiden-
tai term, and all who are in favor OF the
peoples candidates.
CLAY, FRELlNGHUY SEN s. PRATT.
are invited to attend
A cordial invitation IS given TO the
wings of Cecil, Hartford and adjacent parts
Of Lancaster and Chester counties, and
our political opponents are also respect
fully invited.
The Hon. Jacob A. Preston, S. Tcackle
Wallis, James II. lamar, George r. How
ard, George r. Veazey, Alexander Evans
and +. A. Ellis, Esqrs., are expected to be
present and address the meeting.
All clubs who attend The meeting in a
body are requested to bring then banners,
and those persons residing east of the
ground to meet at S p O'Clock, A. NJ.
al the Brick Meeting House; those west
of the ground to meet at the Rising Sun
at3 O'Clock, A. NJ, and proceed from
those places to the place of meeting,
where collation. will be prepared.
Seats will be erected for the accommo-
datlon of the Ladies.
By order of
ID. y. Trlmble, Joseph lTaines, Jacob
d. Kirk, John A. Reynolds, James r..
Kirk, Barclay Reynolds, Elwood Brown.
Committee of Arrangements.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-08-03
WING NOTICE.

he undersigned do hereby give notice
that IN virtue of authority vested in us by
meeting Of the Wings of the fifth dis
trIct held on Saturday the 22nd of June
that there will be general Mass Meet
ing of the citizens of this district on Sat
nrday the 3rd day of August at two o.
clock P. M. in the woods adjoining Harris
Mil on the Road leading from Elkton to
turkey a'oint, and by virtue of Reso-
luton passed at said meet ting do hereby
give general invitation to the citizens of
the adjoining districts to meet with us.
and promise 10 all who may honor us on
that occasIo', true wing hospitality.
Alex. Wilson,
Ebcnezer Chopper,
James Rutter, of
J. w. Alexander, Arrangements
William Alexander,
Thomas Lake,
Elk Neck, June god 1914
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-08-03
TIE LOUISIANA VICTORY.

The N. o. Tropic heads its returns of
the rccentelcctInn in that State with this
cheering language.
On Wing Congressman gained,
Five hundred gain in another Congress
sional District!
A Wing gain in both branches Of the
hee's'a'ure,and an increased majority ON
joint halIol!M
\ Wing majority in the State Convcn-
lon,n
POLITICAL DEFINITIONS zee ORR
H'cK"Rf.' THE Tnmbcr that made an
BWcn PrcsidrRt"
'lorNG llIcKnRY'- The Siick Mat
broke Van Brtu's Hcad."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-08-03

SPELLING THE WRONG WAYNE S.
:. Dunn, of Lawrenccburgh, Ind, who
has been published far and wide as IA rec
rcant from the Wings was to speak on
the 23d before the Clay Club. The truth
is, he is convert from LpcolocoIsm. -
s" IT is all round the compass. We could
hl our paper with these renunciations-
not m""ntacired oncs--nor Of the free
hadc "rdcr--bul real, and made by sub.
stoat!al thinking men
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-08-03
ASL.ANDER REF1TE,)l


The attention of The undersigned has
been called To the following article in the
BaIlImare Republican and Argus Of the
10Th inst:
"Fhe Hartford Republican says:
"The Wing Hickory meeting was
''lalure. The man Collins was there.
shut the wings of Hartford would not turn
''out to hear him. John Randolph said
''he had never heard of AN Irish Tory, but,
she would not have said so if he were
''now living. He would see man calling
"hImseii Irish, who is going about the
country urging the people TO dislrun
"c.il Sc his counlrymen. III an American
''b"rn citizen were to desire to exclude.
"all but his own countIymen from the
'brnehts and privileges CT lrcemen, he
"would be justly chargcabIc with want of
"l'bcrIy; but when an lrishman who
knows the oppression. under which his
country suffers, wishes to close the
"doors Of this a-yIum forthc oppressed of.
sail nations against his own brethren. we
regard II as little better than frairjchc."
W hen the above stntemcnl'iirst appear
ed IN tie editorial column of the Hartford
Republican, its CaIsitv was so uro.s. and
so notorious throughout our county, that.
il was deemed entirely superllious ia
give It any public contradiction. But
since 1t has found its way into the col
umns ola paper which circulalcs where
the circumstances of The meeting referred
to are moi known. it is now due alike +,
Mr.. Collins, to ourselves, and ia the nub.
tic generally. that we should motto, hi.
Islander in the manner it deserves.
We therefore, the officers Of The BEL
air District Clay Club, before which. ON.
The 9Th of .Julv. the speech or Mr. Calm.
above referred TO was delivered. state thar
we were present at the m.c,,up and bcnr,
Mr.. Collins speech ,hrouob,nt and we
do hereby pronounce the s,o.cmen, or,he
editor of the Hartford RcpubIcan IN refer
ence to that address. to be mjlhDm he
SiightcSi ConDdaiion in Eacl. and wb, ,her
said statement was graiui,ously fabricated
nv said editor. or m,dc fran, inf ,r,n,ti.r.
received from others, we declare said
statement, from the beoinuiny ia ,ha e,J
both in letter and shirt, to be D,S;tjo,yy
false. A consi,le,ahle nn,ti,n or A.,
Collins speech was in dsnuucip,ion "a lin,
designs of the Native American Associo-
ton; and he spoke at considerable ene,f,
W prove (aS lie ulu most conCihSlVriN
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-08-03

HERE THEY CONE The Newark (Ohio)
Gazette, OF the 18th inst, informs us thai gen
tlcman from Dresden, Musk mgkum county, who
IN 1910 was an ardent and enthusiastic supporter
OF Mr. Van Burcn, says ho has left the locos and
intends supporting Chynh FrclnGhuysrn. He
says there arc twenty others in that little town
alone who have deserted the Polk and Texas
STANDARD, and will 20 the Wing ticket next fall,
among whom arc the President, Secretary and
Treasurer oithc old Van Buen Club uf 1910
Any changcs--ph
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-08-03

AS we have been expecting, he bottom
has boon knocked out of the Iorofu,s
story that eX-Governor RITNER, of Penn,
syvanla, had come out against the Wing
ticket. The Carlisle EXpositor SAYS ih;ft
Gov. X. was .astonished and indignant
when he heard the story, aud declared!
that "he would MS soon cut 81 his rigla
hand as deser''lhs long Cherished ,pliucl.
pies"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-08-03
August )
Public Sesldgsc.

The subscriber having moved to PhI-
adclphia. will offer at public auction at his
former dwelling III North East ON Satul-
day August l7Ih at O'Clock, all his
Household and Kitchen Furniture, d, fol-
lows.
] arge Mahogany Sprngscat Sofa,
Gilt frame '.onking Glass,
i Feather Beads and Bedding.
| arge Hair Marrass
& Bradsleads, WashStanIs, Chai,s, car
pctlng, cooking stove, queens are, and
number of other articles too tedious to
mention. all Of which is nearly new and ~
good order. Terms made known on the
day Of sale.
ANTHONY GORNAND.
N. p. Hugh Brown and Edward Win.
gate are duly authorised 10 transact any
business for me, during my absence.
A. q.
North East, August 3rd ISli--2w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-08-03

IFThc Lowell Courier says Polkio OF
South offered to bet that Polk would be elected
A Wing some ten miles oil started the next day
to ia it up. When he arrived in the ncghbur-
hood, he found 50 many had got there before HIM
he thong ut the wings had been calling nlAss
meeting together
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-08-03

Camp Meetings.-One commences IA,
the Red Lion on Monday next the 5,h
inst; another at Cherry Hill on Monday
the 18th inst-each breaks up the Satur-
day after its commencement.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-08-03
BALI. Nj ARK EFT.
Will MlNGTON MARKET
kscnry O.. 1scs'aEasa. Poriyu

sscnry q. fscs'anaa, PorlyosF
Pa'nLr, Student of The Rn>a Academy
London, respectfully Informs the pubic
that he Intends practising his profession
for short time IN Elklon. II. McC.
prlcrrIng extensive placiIcc loa higher
price ht;t limited business has fixed his
charged at ID dollars for halt Lengths. and
Tor other Sues III pr"pnriIon. Ills sue
cess III Baltimore and lately N Port De.
post. will he trusts. speak sufficiently for
his tslcnt. In the FORMER place he PAINTED
i2o and in the lauct upwards OF 10 in
the lat 10 months.
S'DIcrs attended at their own residences
If desired withont extra Charge.
MlLIERS HOTEL.
He will be ready to commence in Elk
ton about the l2lh inst.
August 3rd l>l4-4w. ph.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-08-03

FIFTEEN MORE.-Thc Massachus-
etts Gazette contains the namrs of fifteen
LocolocoS who were members Of the
Legislature OF that State in 1918 4 |, who
have come ont under their own signatures
and renowned Polk. They are as fol-
lows:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-08-03

raNIIs lSTOGlNEN NOTICE, Tina, til,

FHNIIlS lSTO GIVE NOTICE, That the
"a subscriber of Cecil county, hath OBJ
tanned from the Orphans court of SAID
county. letters OF administration on Inc
personal estate of Robert Donaldson, late
OF sad county, deceased All person hav-
ing claims against the said deceased, are
hereby warned to exhibit The same with
the vouchers thereof duty authenticated,
on %, before the lOlh day of May, 1913;
they may otherwise, by law, be excluded
from all benefit of said estate All persons
indebted To SAID estate are requested TO
make immediate payment to The suhscli-
Der. Given under my hand tins 20lh day
of July, loil.
JOHN SIN PERS, Adm'tor
July 9Th iSii-6w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-08-03
VgNIIlS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. Tir

FpNIIlS IS To GIVE NOTICE, Tias
4" The Subscribers of Ctcll county, hath
"b'aIncd from the Orphans Court Of sad
county, letfrs IL administration on the
prrs"n;l estate Of Danrel Mcgrdy. lac
of SAID coH',iy, deceased All persons
having claims agains, tl,e said deceased,
are Hereby warned 10 exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, duly au'hcnlI.
Gated, on on before the lOIh day OF Nav,
lSl5; they may otherwise, by law, he cN-
cIudcd from all benefit OF said estate. All
persons indebted to said estate are rc,urs-
ted to make immediate payment to the
subscribers. Given under our hands
this 18th day Of Ap'Ii. 1871.
NJ ARY MEGEEDY.
EDWIN Wll.hER,
August 3 CIV hdm'tuI> &. y. A.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-08-03
For President.
HENRY CLAY.
For Vice President.
THEODORE FREaHN G1rUY SEN
FOR THE aSSE.MBLY Y.
JAMES Il. CR.4IG,
FR1NCIS A. ELLIS,
WILLIAM II. WILSON,
3l.WES HOGG,

Tor County CommisSH ners.
LIST DISTANCES H. BENSON,
End Dis't-HHLLlM HUDSO.N.
3rd. Dis't-iLE.NRY II. GIL. PL%,
9th ED WARD ULNG.lTE,
9th " --GEORGE STURCES,
It'll -J1MES U.HY,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-08-03

who Backs out .Now. In the last De-
mocrat was published string of bets I'M
der the above caption in large letters, of
Tered ny MIR. Sangslack of Washington
City. We just refer to it to say that they
were taken as soon as they were announ-
ced to the public.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-08-03
NOTICE..

The Commissioners of Cecil county
will meet at their Room in the Court
House, on Tuesday the 18th day of Au-
gust, lust, lior tho purpose of making
their Annual Levy.
By Order
GEORGE II. JOYCE
August 3, ISL. It Clerk
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-08-03

Affecting at Ortord.-The meeting at
Oxford OH Thursday was very large num-
bering from 5000 to 10000. Mr.. Col
Inns, the Buckeye Blacksmith and several
others spoke.
Messrs Evans and Collins spoke at
New London in the evening A gentle
man who was present tells US that their
speeches there were characteriz ed by
great eloquence and power.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-04-30
Seriiberun9 ee9en S6aoen ooer Serlufl
Dmrcb s. euer.

Sreibrief immerDabrene.
Die 5prinss6aroen perGberunsss6es
fellfebaft Don pbilaoelpbia,
Olabt Ser16ernns, ent,peeer fhr cine
3eitIaus ceer fir ,mmernabrenp, seseu 8ers
lutte cpsr Sebaren eureb Seuer 1T Der
9taet uno auf Dem qanpe, al 6auiern
Sheuern nnr Sebdupen aller 4rt; all 6ans'
aeratbe, Eaufmannssitcrh pferoen, Ninp
piet, ufsrbauer,eusnlle, gommereisIle uno
SatrfsStots uao 8eratbl6aften BON jeoer
Senennuns; Sbiffen uno eersu sabuns i'm
6afrn, Icncbl ais mortsdtI6es uno Gruno
Nsntsn, inter Den b6tlt shnifisten Bsrins
sunaen.
O1it 9e1nhs fir 9sradbcr6ss (Snluranee)
i'll 8erfs gauntp, oeer fir rinise Selebrnna
iltsr oelen &sssntano, ,psnoe man itb pers
,6nlieb ober bureb 8riefe all Jebn 8. Ri'
d,aros, Nstbts Nn,palt. Sruderei bes8erfs
unp @tbuplfia Sournals, 8eabiua, spa.
d4aorton 1HrdAtciael, prelosnt
4. Krumbbaar, Setretar.
DIRECTORS:
O1ortcn D1emlbael| @harles Stcfes,
Solspb weoo, Irhibale mristt
81 s. $aaucrenne, 9amue 9cfpnisno,
glijab Sallct, 81. 98. spenlrop'
@barlss 1B. Sebrsner.
Weabih9, SfoDemter l. bb.
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