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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washinoton Oct on NJ

Information has been received at tho Department
Of State, that the law heretofore existing, requiring
all vessels from ports where there are Argentine
consuls to have their manifest, crewist and bill OF
health certified by the said consul, will hereafter be
enforced, and the penalty exacted on all who do
not conform to il.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Some few errors have crept into the statements that
have been hitherto made Of the results othe late cleo
ton. The following tables correct them all They have
been carefully compiled by friend, who is per-
ecty conversant with the subject which he touches.
1t is, indeed, glorious victory 1t gives us ma
ority of in the Senate, and Sc in the house39 on
joint vote.
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SENATE.
Dem. Nat. Wing

Hold over from last year. 49,. b.. 1......7
Elected this year.
Erie Ito supply vacancy. ................l
Philadelphia city OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Philadelphia county,. I............
Chester and Delaware.
Lancaster and Lebanon. .................. 20
Westmoreland and Somerset. .............
Washington (gain) .l.............
Mifflin, Juniata, and Union. .................l
sDauphin and Northumberland. .,...........I
Warren, Jefferson, Mexican, &c. l,............
Fayeue and Greene. .........l.......
10 l IA
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DARIS MILLINERY.-willb be opened on Err
day, the 10Th Of Oct, at . o'clock, a. M at MRS.
s. PARKER'S, on Pennsylvania avenue, between
9th and 10th streets, splendid assortment OF Paris
millinery and fancy goods, for the fall and winter
] Oct 7--6s
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observation-disclosures g. Eastland,
New York and Louisiana,) cents
per cubic yard 5000 90
Neutrality-suspicious. Il Wilson,
cubic yard - - 1880 90
nois,S - per perch so,7oo 90
" ss per perch 3a,9s4 90
Clearing ground-T. Lyon, (ohio) 100 90
vanis, ) aggregate s,l59 OF
Piling east Of Wolf river-Burkc
& McManus, pennsylvania and Ma
rylandD aggregate $500 90
aggregate a,ls2 rs
Foundation for buildings-G. M.
La uman, (Pennsylvania,) aggregate 20324 go
Sl47,6 36
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@ From the Floridian Oct II

THE CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.
Tho returns Of the election come in slowly The
West az we stated before the election, gives ma
jority for Mr.. Cabe We have not heard certain
ly from Escambia, Santa Rosa, Walton, Washing
ton, Calhoun, but we think the vote in the West
will ha about thus.
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yALUABLEL HOUSES IN SQUARE
No. lO4 FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION. Il

VALUABLE LOTSAND HOUSES in SQUARE
No. 104 FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
DY VIRTUE Of a deed Of trust, executed by
ID the late Joseph Forrest, esq, on the % Of Feb
ruary 1888, and at the request Of some members Of
his family the subscriber will offer for sale, at pub
lie auction, on Thursday, the Odd day Of October,
instant at halfpast four o'clock, M, on the prem
iscs, the following lots in square No. 104, IN the
city of Washington, together with the buildings
and improvements thereon, viz:
The north part Of lot No. l, fronting Is feet, by
the whole depth of the LOT; and
Lot No. 10. Gf a$ .gfig s3R
The terms of sale are; One-fourth of the purchase
money to be paid in hand, and the residue in 6, IL,
and Is months--the purchaser to give notes, satis-
factorily endorsed bearing interest from the day Of
sale, and deed Of trust on the property; and, on
full payment of the purchase money, the subscriber
will convey to the purchaser all the right and title
conveyed in the aforesaid deed.
-, M 3A.ilg RID. SMITH, Trustee.
{6V si9,i ,Q r. W. DYER q CO.,
Oct II--dtsif " &5f}Rs Auctioneers
At the same time and place, and on the terms APP
pointed for the above sale, win also offer at suc-
lion lot No. IL, in the above-named square No 104,
held by me under an agreement by said Joseph
Forrest 70 convoy the same to me trustee, for the
like objects specified in the above-named deed Of
trust. RID. SMITH,
Oct 90 Trustee
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Democratic majority, 8

Later reports state that Mr. Foster dem has
by one Should this prove true the democratic major
ity in the senate will be s. instead ola. 'r
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SILVER
III WARE, &c. AT AUCTION, BY ORDER
or TIE ORpIJ A MS, COJJRT-On Thursday

II "
III WARE, DC. AT AUCTION, BY ORDER
OF THE ORPHANS COURT.-On Thursday
next the 23d instant, at half past 10 O'Clock a. M
we shall SELL by order of the orphans court, at the
residence of the late Joseph Forrest at the Of
r and Doth streets, his household and kitchen fur
niture. Amongst which are the following articles,
viz:
Mahogany dining and other tables
Mahogany secretary and bookcase
Crockcry and glassware, looking glass
Andirons, tenders, and shovel and tongs
Carpets, silver coffee pot, tankurd, cans
Table, dessert, and tea spoons tsA
Bedsteads, beds, mattresses
Bureaus, washstands, &c.
Table and bed linen, blankets, comforts, &c.
With many other articles, and an assortment Of
kitchen requisites.
Terms Of sale. All sums Of and under S25, cash
over s25 credit of three and six months, for notes
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
RW DYER & CO.,
Oct o0-d s Auctoneers.
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THE MEMPHIS DEPOT.

This subject has been disposed Of to day, by the
Secretary of the Navy, after due advisement; and
the following is the result
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And company has been formed to send to New YoI
for q schoolmsster, to conduct an English school.
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+ r ?.
ssSoldiers, the supreme government has ordered
the LIST and Sd divisions to be formed into an army
of reserve, and has condescended to name me gene
ral-in-chief. This proof of confidence imposes up
on me a duty to devote myself TO so generous q
country. @
"Companions in arms, our country raises her au-
gust front 10 resist the usurpaton Of ncighborine
country, which thinks that our valor sleeps, and
that you are not the sons Of those heroes whose
courage and constancy have shone in a hundred
fights. A greedy and avarcious race has invaded
our territory, and supposes that we will not defend
the petrmony acquired by the blood of our fathers
Strange mistake We will snatch the spoils from
their rash hands and dear-bought experience vii
teach them that they fight not with savage tribes
and that the Mexcans fight with enthusiasm agsins
people whose laws sanction the most degrading
| slavery.
| "When the supreme government gives the word
we will march TO avenge those insults--to defend
the integrity Of native soil, the religion of oul
fathers the laws which they bequeathed us, and the
territory which is ours by right.
"My friends, there is yet another duty to be per
formed, preserve peace and good order, the safe
ty of the community, and the rights of individuals
We are merely the creatures Of the people--thei
props and defenders. Irely on your sense of hon
or, your moderation, and trust you will reserv,
your ardor for the day Of battle.
"Soldiers! it is my proudest boast to command
YOU will show you the road TO immortality; my
reward will be to have my name inscribed on tn
annals of the republic at epoch which will b.
blessed by grateful postcrity Long live the su
preme government.
"MARrAxo Paroles ARAcilLA.
aHeadauarters, San Luis Potosi, Aug 81, l645
This document was evidently designed to resssur
| the central government as to the intentions Of tn
| army Of the north. Still they were convinced ths
] Paroles was only waiting for an opportunity
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Democratic majority. ..... 80
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Cabell's estimated maj. in w. Florida, 46l
In Middle Florida, the following is the estimated
Ia.
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cred il with ridiculous praises, let us endeavor tc
form correct opinion of it. ! shall not seek tc
raise the ghosts Of the victims inundated by THU
army at the Alamo, in CONFIRMATION Of capitula
ton; shall say nothing of the shameful defeat i
suffered at San Jacinto; will more freely forgive
the capitulation Of San Juan de Ulloa; do not adj
vert to the ignorance Of art it displayed in the cam
pagns Of Yucatan.
maintained the influence of the government in thu
departments Has it even repused the attacks o.
the Indians9 | answer these questions, by copying
literally the conclusion Of the memorial Of Mr.
Garcia Condo, minister of war, to Congress, dated
the 18th and 18th Of March, 1645. "ln word,
says that minister, lit appears that the nation nc
longer possesses the territory Of Texas; that III,
CALIFORNIA; have revolted; that department, ant
those of New Mexico, Sonora, Chihuahua, Duran
| go, Zacatecas, New Leon, Coahuila, and Tamau
| lipas, are, some ravaged, some invaded by the In
dams, that they offer scenes of atrocy without al
| example in our annals; and that the condition o
those regions certainly better century afte
the conquest; that to put end to these caamities
| there is an army, which, notwithstanding the ser
vice and the bad treatment inflicted upon the people
amounts to more than $4,000 men; that no attemp
has been made to fill the ranks Of this army
whence results that there is great disorder and al
the grades Of officers are filed by incapable indvid
uals; that the depots Of clothing are in most dc
] porable state and, in spite Of the immense sacri
fees made by the nation TO purchase arms, they to-
4 are in a state equally bad that, paying no respec
to the laws, or 10 any kind Of principle, they bav
| so completely disorganized the war department
that the lapse Of several years will be required t
| rescue it from its present conditions condition
/ really disastrous for the nations
j Surely Mr. Garcia Condo must have had goo
deal Of courage to trace severe picture Of III
Mexicans, in capital full Of political fanatcisn
and national vanity l should like to analyze, O
some length the passages of this memorial in whic
Il IL he ~ "A
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-17
Jewett's Patent Cary Plough,


f!Nit subscriber would inform his friends
4 and customers that he has now on hand
a large supply of the above Justly celebrat.
"a plonghs, oil this years manufacture. and
IL therefore prepared to fill all orders at the
shortest notice.
Within the past year | have added some
valuable improvements to said plough. The
monldboard u J inches higher, aud is fas
tened To the stanfAf | with bolts and screws.
instead OF rivets formerly II can there.
fore be easily taken off for repairs or anv
other purpose, at pleasure The standard
is also inches higher. and cast with the
same circle as the mouldboa I'd until it en-.
tiers the beam. This prevents all possibility
Of lis choking, even in the most foul ground.
lie heel oi the landslide is also cast with
II chiH, which VIII prevent its wearing so
fast, thereby causing the plough TO run less
steady than when new.
10 those who have used these pgoughs,
(and there are thousands OF the best farm
ers in Missouri and Illinois who have.) not
one word as 10 their performance need be
said. To those who have not tested their
superiority over AZ other kinds Row i'm use
with US, and their perfect ada ptation to our
light, loamy soil wiz say tina. you would
promo,e your interests by giving them a tri-
your team, to do the work wyh great expe.
dtlon and to do it we'll ls monIjboard
being made OF wrought iron, Of a peculiar
shape, and the entire shear of steel. they
scour bright in al soLs, which is the great
deside.atuln IN plough Tor this section Of
country.
HUDSON f. BRIDGE,
Successor to Bridge & Hale.
john G.. FooTE,
Agent
Burlington March 6-45-il-tf
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TT ii. JORDAN. ,,le. ,h;s o,ho1


OF informing the public and the cit.
izens OF Iowa, that he has permanentlv 10.
Gated himself in this Territorv ,ho,,rl,
SANDER ignorance and mpudence has said
to the reverse. His second term of TN.
ton will commence on the 18th of .iulv
in the immediate neighborhood of John
Ripley and jeremiah Lamson, about miles
from Burlington, on the main road lead.
ing to Iowa City; as for locality and beauty
it cannot be surpassed in the Territory.
In this institution shall be taught all the
branches OF the Eastern Academies, com.
Prising Orthography. Reading Chirogra phv,
Sienography, Arithmetic. Mathematics,
Surveys, Algebra, Bookkeeping, Compost
tions, English Grammar, Geography, PHI
losoP1y, Botany. Rhetoric and Painting.
Those persons desiring to study the Ian.
guages shall b. gratltied. Farenss and
friends who feel interested in the establish.
ment OF such an institution, Will greatly
oblge by lending their aid and using their
influence. Parents can got boarding for
their children very cheap, in the best fam.
lies. | trust to b. enabled t. give entire
satisfaction; no pains snail be spared IN IA.
cilitating the pupils in tho different studies.
fifteen years in the business has taupht me
much about schools, persons calling can
see my qualifications and tickets-wherc |
have been educated: | do this as am a
stranger. II. II. JORDAN.
iel0-f
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Hardware, Planes, Edge Tools
and Building Materials.

InONALDSON " HALL, Manu-
49, IL lecturers Of Planes and Importers and
on. | Dealers in Foreign AND Domestic Edge
On. / Toois, are now receiving their Fall stock
ii oi goods embracing, IN part, spears saws,
dal descriptions; braces and bits, rocket
alA and srmer ehssls; turning chises ana
anyI roures concave and common augers, auger
MI Ms and hollow uugers, screw drivers,
q. ,peke shaycs, gmblets, brace avis, trying
and framing squares, measuring lines, NOR
lice and common guages, bevlls, piumbs
ONT and levels, falling, hand, broad and ship
lr,I ares, sbinghng hatchets, and snip malls.
81 C00PERS' fOOLS--Con>Istlng al stavc,
taeking, holloWiHg, champerlng, and shave
sa1 ap knives, broad axes. AIDES, irows; crozcs,
busels, dwelling bits, sc Sc; cross cut
mil aud PIT saws.
Il BULUlNG MISUNDERSTANDING Of
~ htks, latchcs, butt and Parliament hinges,
screws, axle psilvs, nails, sc.
Ne1 Table aud pocket cutlery, butchers and
luaI hoe knives, curry combs, long and short
anoed irving pans, tea kettles, coffee
!, nils, shcyeIs ANA tongs, 'Sanderson $ east
lss1 Steel: aat, round aud half round flies; rifle
auss aud gun locks, &c.
We pay particular attention to Mechan-
;c;;,I s' tools, Of all descriptions. aud, beng
nanuiscturers, we can furnish tools on
'.' more favorable terms than any house in the
nb1 m.
lIe:l n. b. A liberal discount made TO me--
hosI th'nis wEo purchase planes. Our prices
h sas low as any other manufacturers in
" tie United States.
Wl1-3m s
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mr.. D S. CHAPLIN,

II ~ U
/ n essional services IN the various bran
= Physic, Surgery, and Obstetrics.
or c;,;zens Of Darlington and its vlcin-
"a hopes by diligence, success, and
WI,,rcs. TO merit share OF public IA
Ills residence is the house occupied
ws. ,rby J. W. Woods, Esq, north of
| MRanfs. ..na,;.,s ! Tho f,,Iov;nr
Nh D. 5. Chapn, the bearer Of this,
mar graduate Of the " or,hington
s'x.,l Reformed College, Ohio, and has
h.,ed medicine in our nclghboflIood and
n 'Iis. according to the system peculiar
Pm ., institution for several years past;
g. Az most cordially recommend him
nu,ls svstem Of medical practice to the
,hle regard OF the community, be-
-, that this system is not only safe but
,e,l improvemcn III medical science,
THAT his success in practice has been
sa,h greater than IS common IN case OF
wv. drapsies. liver complaints. and fits
"a we're necessary we might stat some
- deeply interesting cures, which he
:. ~ ,en instrumental in performing in orr
f,milies and immediate neighborhood,
!. he several diseases enumerated above,
..wr as in others.
FRANCIS BARTLETT,
p,.orof The Bethel Presby terrain Church,
g,r6ed county, ONO.
ELIAS VAN DEMARk,
p,..;a;ny Elder of Scioto District OF the
Tinted Brethren IN Christ.
4 B Those afflicted with deceased !ivers
md End that mercurIal remedies act only
|, paa,iyes, will doubtless be benefited by
l ~ use Of his remedies. He Will cure
mast cases of H@patic or Liver affections
without mercury.
Il yl1-tf
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LIQUORS, WINES. CORDIALS
rgvHE SUBSCRIBER has lust rec,

vENHE SUBSCRIBER has just reed
n per steamer Mermaid, a large lot of
the finest Liquors. Wines and Cordials ever
brought to this market; consisting in part
of
l Fine Holland Gin
l do Cogniac Brandy
| 90 Signctt do
2 casks Port Wine
do Madeira do
S Barrels New York Brandy
, do Rye Whskey
10 do Cincinnati Rcciified do
| Basket Champagne Wine
do fine French Cordials
! box Brandy Cherries
do Aluscat Wine
do Ciaret do
do Creme de Noyau
do fine chewing Tobacco
! do common do Go
4 do Principe Cigars
do Rcga!ia DO
5 do Oranges
2 do Lemons, for sale wholesale or
retail by II. b. NARROW,
corner of Water and Jefferson.sts
mv22-tf 50
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GREAT HNDUCEMENT

lust received this day. per steamer
- Republic, eight eases mare Of Spring
and Summer Clothing, which makes my
stock decidedly the largest and uost COM
plete in tic city, aud as the season is ad-
yanc.ng, intend closing OF my stock at
much lower prices than usual; all ask is a
call, and pledge myself 40 sell at much
lower prices than any other house possibly
can. As the proof of it, | will sell three
:imas the amount of any other house in the
city in the same line of business. and
therefore 1t must be apparent to every one
that can sell at much smaller profits. My
goods are all fresh, bought for cash, and
manufactured by myself in the city Of New
York. Country merchants supplied on the
most reasonable terms.
Beware of those who tell you this is"Mar-
tins" for there are those who do it, but
remember that | have but one store, which
sI1f Main street, with a large sign on
the top Of the house, also large stone fag
across the pavement with the name MAR
TIN, on it.
June 1915.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
A FRAME HOUSE, and lot on

n FRA VI IiOUSE and lot on the
a public square in the town OF Mount
Pleasant, Henry county, Iowa: pr;ce $500,
ono third cash. balance in 6, II and Is
months. Interest from date of sale, secured
by mortgage on the property.
ALSO,
a lot of ground on winch are erected four
tenements, three OF which are good frame
buildings, occupied as the post office, tailors
shop and confectionery, situated on the cor.
ner of Washington and Main streets, in the
city of Burlington, Iowa; price $500; one
third cash, balance in 6. IL and Is months.
Interest from day of sale secured by mort
gage on the property.
WIN. B. EWING s. son,
Burlington, Iowa.
ALSO,
lot on Hill street in Galena on which
is erected frame ware house, which rents
at present for 500 per annum. Price 500.
Terms, one third cash. balance in 8, IL
and 10 months. secured by mortgage. En-
quIre of 1. DRUMMOND,
Galena, Illinois.
ALSO,
A two story frame dwelling house and
lot, together with another lot. in the town
Of Warsaw, Illinois. Price Ss00:on third
cash, balance on credit. Enquire of
T. n. REYNOLDS,
my22-52 Warsaw, Illinois.
The Galena Gazette will insert the above
four times and send bill to VIM. B. Ewing
& Son. Burlington.
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BARTON Il. DAVID.

One door East Of Garrett q Go. Jefferson st.
WOULD respectfully announce to
w his friends and public generally, that
he has Just received per steamers st Crox
and Fortune, "a complete and full assort-
ment OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
These together with his former stock, ena-
bes him to cffer Inducements To the trad
ing community to give him call before
purchasing, elsewhere as time and money
can actually be saved. tap2l
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A CARD.
NNHE UNDERSIGNED has taken

Il the store next door to f. ]. G.. Peasley,
Esq. and is now opening large and well
selected stock OF Hard'care, Cutlery, Bouts,
Shoes and Dry Goods, purchased in New
York from the English and American
agents. and direct from the manu- facturers.
which he offers to the inha bitauts Of Bur.
ling;on and the adjacent country al st
Louis Prices. ]. UPHAN.
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Stop, stop, Beware!

4 person III want Of any or all Of the
"A following articles, viz: harness, sad
dies, brides, collars, whips, &c., also,
good assortment OF buckles, bits, saddery
and harness trimmings generally. All OF
which will be sold cheaper than can be
bought in Iowa, for cash or produce. Please
call before purchasing elsewhere at the
subscriber s on Jefferson st. two doors east
Of the new Hotel, where will be found great
bargains. ap3-tfl II. b. WARE.
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CLOTHING. CLOTHING.
n UST RECEIVED al the corner O

USI RECEIVED al the corner of
~ Nam and Jcti,rsonsts. IA large and
splendid assortment of Summer Clothing.
There will be found IN our assortment
Fine cloth coats, dress and trock; cashmere,
satnett, tweed; jeans, brown and yellow
linen, krimlin, plaid linen, check linen,
and many Others too numerous TO mention,
also, pants of all kinds; vests, shirts, stocks,
under garments, bandkerchieis, cravats,
socks. suspenders and every thing usually
found in our line.
We intend keeping our assortment at all
times full Of fresh and se3sonablc clothing
OF the latest style and importations. Those
in want of clothing will find II to their adj
vantage 10 call at
my29 VI. GARRETT s CO -
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ESTRAY NOTICE

STRAYED from the subscriber, re-
~ siding in Lock Ridge Township Jeffier.
son county Iowa Territory, near VIM. Con
niheld's ?. Q ,cn Monday last, light gray
horse, eight years old this fall ii slow trot.
ter, when he trots he carries his tail on one
side, one of his hind feet graveled half way
down his hoof The subscriber will liber.l-
ly reward any person who will deliver said
horse to Wn Bonnifield.
WIN. HYNDMAN.
June l9-45-3t-pd
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protection Fire and Marine Insur.
ance Company.
YMAN COOK has heen tlnl,, IN


pointed an Agent of the Protection In-
surance Company Of Hartford, Conn, at
burlington, Iowa, and is authorized to in
sure dwelling houses, stores and ware hou-
ses, mills, manufactures, barns, stables
ana the contents Of each, together with
every other similar species of property a.
gaInst loss or damage bv fire. The rates
OF premium offered are as low as those of
any other sImilu- Institution. and every
man mas now an opportunity. for u :rifling
sam to protect himself against the ravares
OF tins destructive element, ehtch often.
IN single hour sweeps away the earnings
oil many years.
There are two situations, in either of
which the value of Fire Insurance Gun be
adequately appreciated, viz; While stand
ing upon the RUNS Of persons own proper
ty, receiving from the Insurance office the
full amount which he has lost; or standing
upon me same spot surrounded, perhaps
by desolated family, lamenting that stu.
pldIty and folly which failed to provide a
ganst such a contingency. iet2-tf