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Tho Defalcation or the Clerk OF the House
OF Congress.

Tho Defalcation OF the Clerk OF the House
OF Congress.
The Philadelphia Ledger says The rumor of
the alleged defalcation of Mr.. McNulty has been
confirmed by a report made in the House of Re-
presentatives on Thursday. The report states
that after proceedings had been commenced in
this manner, Mr.. McNulty had been twice sum.
moned to appear before the committee on ac-
counts, and that he refused to obey the summons
in both instances. 1t states further, that def
cit of forty,fue Mausand dollars had been disco.
vered in the contingent fund Of the House.
The whole amount in the Clerks hands had
been two hundred and thirty-two thousand dol
lars. 1t was discovered that he had disbursed
one hundred and seventy.two thousand dollars,
leaving unexpended sixty thousand dollars. 1t
was also discovered that the whole amount Of the
fund had been drawn from the Treasury. 1t had
a credit of fifteen thousand dollars, leaving an
actual deficiency of .forty.fre thousand dollars.
OF this deficiency there were twenty thousand
dollars secured by the clerks bonds, and for the
balance, twenty-five thousand dollars, there was
no security. The committee state that they had
ascertained that he had loaned TO +. J. Woodward,
of Ohio, $50 900 to l.. D. Slamm, ofNew York,
S30O0 and Thomas ]. Nurdy cashier of the Co.
lumbus (Oho) Saving Institution, 2,750. The
committee state that they are unable to deter.
mine whether those sums had been thus used for
his own use, but the account was obviously
wrong, and in violation of his duty. The GO
vernment it is said, will sustain no loss. The
securities are not only able and ready TO pay the
penalty of the bond but all the deficiency that
might be found to exist.
The House on Saturday unanimously expelled
Mr. McNulty, and directed suits TO be commen-
ced for the recovery of the money, and criminal
proceedings against the clerk and all who parti-
cipated with him.
The Madisonian Of Friday contains card from
Mr.. Slamm explaining the matter as far as he is
concerned. He says the check alluded to was
presented by him at the Bank of America, some
time last July, while Mr.. McNulty was in New
York city, the money drawn and Immediately
paid over to him. 1t was at McNulty's request
for his convenience that Mr. S. drew the money
which was not in possession of the latter ten mi
nutes.
The Washington correspondent of the New
York News speaking OF the probable cause of
McNulty's deialcation, says :-"But two days
ago he lost 50, 900, with a Mr.. Banks, at ten pins
Such madness, in betting on such game, is per-
haps unparallcled''
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The WEATHER.-Thus far, this has been one
of the mldest winters on record. More than
half of it is already gone, yet at no time has
the mercury sunk below twenty degrees of
Fahrenheit. On no day at three O'clock, p. NJ,
has it stood below freezing point, except Dec.
2S,h, when it was two degrees below that
point.-Jour. Of Commerce.
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Michael Neidig's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of admin
~ istration have heen g,aned to the subscribers,
on the estate Of Mchac! Neidig, decd. All per-
sons having demands against the estate are re-
quesied to present them for examination and set
Element and all persons indebted are requested 10
make immediate payment.
GEORGE CONRAD.
SAMUEL s. WAGNER.
Augusta, Jan. lS, Is45.-6t Admits.
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S p a N I S II II 7 d T. S

Il 4 n N T. 81 OIL.
5000 Day la Plata llijes--frst quality.
$500 Dry La Guira. do
1GGO Dry Sailed La Guira, do
1000 Dry salt Br zil Hides, do
81 Bales Green Sailed Paina Hips.
20 Bales Dry Pa'na kips.
100 Barrels Tanners Oil.
Tanners and Curriers' Tools.
For sale 10 Country Tanners at the lowest prices
and upon the best terms.
n. b. The highes, market prices paid for all
kinds oflealher.
ID. KIRKP ATRICK & SONS.
No. 81, South Third ST. Philidelp phia.
September ii, lSii.-lv.
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p u b LIC SALE,
pursuance of an order Of the Orphans Court.
of Northumberland county, on Thursday the
9Th tlay of February

next, a, ] o'clock, p. NJ, Sharplcss Taylor and j..
G. Grier, Administrators of William Garrett late
of Rush township, in said county. deceased. will
expose to sale by public vendue, at the house Of
John Garrett, in Point township, in Nouhhmher-
land county aforesaid, all the IRON ORE, in a
certain tract of lind containing 10 acres situate
in Point township aforesaid adjoining f. Green
ough, NJ. J. Biddle and the Susquehanna river |;
whereon the sad John Garrett now resides, with
the free privilege 10 pass and repsss from the said
property to the Canal, for the purpose of conveying
the ORE and right TO land at the mines sufficient to
build two houses upon, with privilege for the
miners to pass and repass to and from their houses
All of which will lie snl! subject to sal' on the
18Th Angus, lsd0, ly the said deceased Of the
said Iron Ore, at 40 cents per ton, to Eli TreGo.
Said Tres to take out three hundred tons the first
year. AMI at leas, four hundred each subsequent
year. co umencing in the spring Of lsil, fthe price
at which the said could he sold would yield
small profit to said Trego, with the right Of entry
way. &c. Late the estate Of said deceased. stu
ate in the township Of Point. and county aforesaid
SHARPIESS TAYLOR,
JOHN &. GRIER,
Danv:lle. Ian. ls. lS45.-3t. Adm'rs,
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SIlalllOkjn Coal

AT NORTH U NJ LAND.
TVNHE Subscriber has boat load of excellent
Il Shamokln Coal at Northumberland. which
he offers for sale at the lowest prices Persons
wishing 10 perch, ,se will call on The subscriber al
Sunbury, or E. p. Shannon, E>q. at Norlhumher
land. ii. b. MASSER.
Sunhury Jan. 4th lSi5.
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SEAsoN.BLE Anvicg.-"Take time by the fore
lock, says the adage. Take medicine at the pro-
per time, say we. |, is matter of less difficulty
to ascertain the proper time to seek relief from me
dicne, than it is TO di,cover the proper medicine
which is TO administer cnmfort to the afflicted pa.
tient. Brandrcth's Vegetable Uuiversal Pills,
which have obtained celebrity in the "Annals of
Physic," un'quaIled in ancient and modern times,
have performed such astonishing cures, that thou.
sands of people, in justice to DIR. Drandreth, have
publicly recorded their opinions of their wonderful
and extraordinary health-resiorng qualities.
or Purchase Of II. B, Mssser, Sunhury, or Of
the agents, published in another part of this paper
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
CANTRELL'S
Celebrated Family Medicines

"lLL not cure every thing but still remain
wv unequalled in their several departments by
every thing ever offered to the public. who have
voluntary came forward snJ Offered numerous and
highly respectable testimonials of their superior
efficacy.
CGnfrelps Compound Medieafed Syrup Of Sdr-
s0pdriih; or, Anti-Scorbutc Syrup, for the cLrc
of Scorfuo, Chronic Rheun itism, Chronic Swell.
lings of the Joints, Eruptions of the Skin. and all
Diseases arising from the abuse of Mercury, DC,
unsurpassed Ivy any thing in the market, comhi-
ming all the virtues resident in the Sar-aparIla
with modern mrdicamcnt, only lately brought
out by the most respectable medical authorities
Price, so cents per bottle.
CantreH's Anti -Dyspeptic Powder, for the re.
lief and permanent cure Of that most distressing
complaint, Dyspepsia, in all it, forms and stages
II is truly most vau u,hle remedy. Slld in bottles
at 25 and so crns each.
CantreNs .ague Mature and Tonic Ne,fca-
menta stands nj the head Of the list unrvallrd by
any, or all the nnumcrahle medicines in use
throughout tho length and breadth Of the land, for
the cure of FEVER and AGUE in oil its stages and
from all its consequences.
Residents in Fever and Ague districts should
never lie without il.
The subsciter will forfeit EIFrY DOLLARS
where his medicine fails to perform a cure in the
most obstinate case
Sold wholesale and Retail bv CALEB CRES.
son. at his Drug Warehouse. No. 6 North Third
Street, Philadelphia; also, bv the regularly ap
pointed agent. SETH W. ROBERTS, Wholesa'c
Druggist, No. 81 Water Street Mobile.
Prepared orly hv the Subscriber, corner cf CAR.
PENTER and SECOND Streets, below Christi
an, Philadelphia where il il also retsile1.
Observe, none are genuine without tie signature
of JOHN A. CANTRElI..
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Notice.
LOST! I!

SOMEWHERE between the residence Of the
- subscriber in ChIi.qusque township, Moth.
umbcrand county, and the borough of Sunhury,
on Tuesday, the l2th inst, small PocKEr Book,
containing note OF hand from Tobias Remert aud
John Murray To subscriber, as the administrator of
Thomas murray, dated in January, lS@9 and
another note of hand To same, for SIS, dated in
1870; suhpGna for Witnesses, and five dol
lar bill on the Bank of Northumberland. The
finder, 10y returning it, will he suitably rewarded ;
or by leaving the papers at The Post Office, Sunhu-
~, or forwarding them to the sui scihcr may keep
the five dollar hl' JAMES +. MURRAY.
Oh llsquaqur, Nov. 3nlh ls44.--tf
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SIIIGERT"S PATENT
MACHINE.

1HNHlS Machine has now been tested by more
4 than thirty families in this neighhorhnnd. and
has given entire satisfaction. 1t Is 80 simple in lis
c, instruction, that It cannot ge, out of order. it
contains iron to ru-t, and springs or rollers to
GET out Of repair. 1t will do twice ns much wash
ing, with less than halt the aud tear of any of
the late inventions, and what is greater in per-
,auce. it costs hat little half much as other
washing nSchIncs.
The subscriber has he exclusive right fpr Nor
thumberland, Union, lN coming, Columbia, ln-
zcrne and Clinton counties. Price of single ma
chine ST. IL. u. ASSER.
TIE following ceitifcatc 's from few OF those
who have these machines in use.
Suuhury, Aug. 2i, lS4i.
We the subscribers, certify that We have u"w
in u,r, in our families, "ShuGcItS Patent WASH
ing Machine, and 10 not hC state saying that II u
most excellent invention. That, IN Washing,
i, will save more than one halt the usual labor
That does Mt require more Than one third The
usual quantity Of sop and water and that thcte
is rubbing, AMI consequently, httle or no wear
ing ct tearing-.That it knocks of no buttons, aud
that the finest clothes, such collars, accs tuChs
lrlls &c, NAV Ia washed in a very short time
without the rrst injury, and IN fact without any
apparent wear and tear, whatever We Therefore
chrrrfnlly recommend it t. our friends and tn the
public as a most useful and lah.r saving machue.
CHARLES W. HIGGINS,
A. JORDAN,
CHS. WEAVER.
CHS PLEASANTS,
GIDEON MARKLE,
Hon. GEO. e.. WELKER,
BENZ. HENDRICKS,
GIDEON LElSENRlNG.
HraH's Horst, (G,rmcTly fremont House, No.
ll6 Ch, smut str,cr,) Philadelphia, September
@lst, lSi4.
| have used Shugcr,'s Patent Washing Machine
in my hou { ulw and, of eight months, aud do not
hesitate Ia say that deem II one OF rhe mo I us'-
tul aud vaDuahe labor saving machines ever lnNtn-
ted. iormerly k'It two women continually &C.
cup'cd in washing, who NOW do as much IN I""
days as ih,V lhcn dIt la one week. There Is ~
wear or tear ~ washing, aud il Tcqnif,s not mpf'
than onc-tiird the usual quantity OF soap lhH''
had a number ol olhu m chncs ~ my lam w. h"'
this is So i,yu,.iy superior g. every ihin9 else, h't
So Gnlr fa,c to lrt out oi repair, that would n"t
30 vrtraut ou, 4 they should cost ten times tbs
rr,c, ,h,y .,c .LI tor. DANIEL HERR
EtIASS rV 20, best qua'ty,
6 h Cot \ N,S, al szes,
rall o., th" sack aud barrel,
Hus It Cap, ot the t, Il quality.
An C,r III. at rc 'ucci prices, by
SuubuTg, Oct .6, lSii. Ii. B. MASSLt,
'ENELD lOiIl, handsome T'ic'e, all ~'Hl
l lshi and 81 - lc. tor Summer Goats aud fan's,
10 sale, 'ery low, by -
Igne s. h. b. hASSLh'
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leaving excess of expenditures
over receipts, of SiI, 1893 50
1t is with great qualification that am ena-
led to say, knowingly and from the fountain
cad, that the negotiations for the settlement
{ the Oregon Boundary have been resumed,
nj with a very reasonable prospect of fair
nj immediate accommodation. Mr.. Archer's
announcement from the Committee on Foreign
,tflirs in the Senate in respect to this matter,
pon which, as we'll rs the opinions of distin.
uished Senators predicted the remarks made
the 10th ms, was premature and not fully
ithorized. This correction is not ven'urad
lthout the cearest assurance of one of the
rites ccnversani with the whole history, and
,dowed with large share of the responsible.
of the negotiation.
Gen. Almonte, the Mexican Minister, who
me on here from New York for the express
,rpose of entering an official protest on behalf
his Government, against the measure of an
xaton, has as yet made no communication
such character to the Secretary of State.
is looked for with some degree of interest, but
Il hardly be presented until there is pros
ct OF n vote being taken upon the question
he object of his visit is generally understood
the diplomatic and political circles. | can
Irover no influence that such a proceeding is
kelly to exert at this moment though it may
seized upon as an excuse for the timd to fal-
r or the doubtful to delay.
What has been sheer rumor for several days,
ID which as such, deemed it unnecessary to
read, is now satisfactorily confirmed. The
other of the President elect has positively de-
ned the appointment to Naples, for which he
: regularly nominated by Mr.. Tyler. Every
1y must see that he has acted with becoming
'cretion and delicacy in regard to the position
;he new President, who might hereafter be
ibarrassed by al obligation like this
There is an understanding that the Texas de-
will close on Saturday next, though it may
prolonged after that day ifany interest is ex-
ID in The mean time Mr.. Adams is prepa.
9 himself on this question, to meet the sharp
lcks that have been made upon his diploma
in the course of the discussion, from various
irters in the House,
;ol. Benton presented the instructions of the
gisature OF Missouri, ani expressed himself
entirely approving OF their tone and senti-
Tts. i3c took occasion to rciterate his for.
n positions as To the PROJECT for annexation,
,larng it 10 be naiionat and not sectional
assure, and that it SHOULD receive all his aid
suck. The instructions are considered as
riumph achieved by Col. Benton His col.
que Mir. htchisou avowed cordini approba.
n of the views of the Legislature, and admit
his personal readiness to go beyond the let
lad down, but at the same time conceded an
qualified obedience to the terms of the in
uctions.
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MediCatCd syrup Of fSarsapariIIa,

HTiW' TFHIi, NITI IUIII, I6FT
Mr. JoHS 4. CkNrRtLr,
Dear Sir,-lIa,ing I've, n afflicted fnr upwards of
two years with liberation of the throat, destroying
the whole of he soft palate, ;hen through the upper
part If my mouth into my nose, from which sever
al pieces of bore came out, which partially destroy
ed my speech through kind Providence and your
Mrdicarcd Syrup of Sars 'Pn'illh am now restored
To perfect health, and my sight, which was so much
impair, d. j. a. strong ms when boy.
| thought it duty owed toyou aud those slmi-
larry affect, d, tn make it public.
Iours X, spcc fully,
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S'ltin'nl~ are as complete az nave ever DPcn OHe-
ed III the Phldslpha Market.
With stocks of Goods in their several Depart
ments of tie choicest kinds determination to
sell on terms VIII ch cannot tail to prove satisicto>
ry-and disposition 10 please old and new custo.
mrrs, viii. we hope, he a sufficient inducement to
purchasers 10 call at our respective establishments
Silks and Fancy Goods.
w & n p Remington so Market Street.
Ashhurst 4 Remington SO
Buck & Potter ll6
Yard & Gillmore 100
Domestic and Foreign Dry Goods.
Reynolds McFarlond & Go io5 Market Street.
Burnett, Wuhers & Co 100 -
Scott d Baker $50
WISE, ru-ey x Wise l54
Handy d Hackers 46 n Second St.
Importers of Cloths, Cassimcrs, Vest
ings, &c.
William Love l47 Marke, Street,
Lambert Duy los
Hardware and Cutlery.
Michel Baker 2l5 Market Street.
Edward Handy * Co 90
Importers and Manufacturers Of Sad
dlery Hardware.
Horn & Kucass 2i5l Market Street.
Boots, Shoes, Bonnets, Caps, Leghorn
and Palm Hats, &c.
W 81 & Whclau, 1853 Market Street.
Lcvick jenkins d Go $50
NJ Conrad d Go 60
Manufacturers and Dealers in Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c.
Thomas + Jams gig Market Street.
Puu., Lirn Il Harris :l3!
Ro insau. Col IL * Co 81
Edward Cole 81
Thompson pansoist & Co 40
Hats. Caps, Furs and Trimmings.
= Kcn,on i76 Market Street,
Iohu S,urrhicr X Brother 6.
Books and Stationary.
Gri2g x Eliot 9N. Fourth Street.
Hogan X Thompson 30
Importers of British and French Fan
cy Staple Stationary.
Cohen x Go ~ Fourth Stree,
Henry Cohen
Importers Of Hosiery, Gloves. Trim.
mings and FaHcy Goods.
>crl"v x s"vcrins 2a N Third Street
Parker ~ Lehman 3
Combs, Brushes, Brooms, &c.
Thomas Cooper 2 n Front Street
Importer Of Toys. Fancy and Staple
Goods.
4 + OF Monrose l6 5 Fourth Street.
Manufacturer of Patent Lard Lamps.
EAs Archer 3! y Second Sttet
Manufacturer of Patent Floor and
Furniture Oh Cloths.
I-aac Macauley, it, q y Fifth Street
Manufacturers and Importers of Pa
per llangings.
How'll 4 rrlhrrs so Il li2 Chesnut ST.
PhIlajc'phil, Angus 81, lsii.-3m.
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Notice

I S hereby given, that have this day revoked a
Power of Attorney, given hy me TO Henry II.
Burr Of Northumberland, the l0ih day of June.
1885, which revocation IS recorded in the Recor.
ders office Of Northumberland county.
WILLIAM McCAY.
Northumberland, Jan ll,h, lS45.-l7-H
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N a rs K lie ID.

On the 10th inst, by the Rev. j. p shndel,
Mr.. PETER ZIMMERMAN TO Miss HARRIEf MALIG,
both of Augusta township.
On the same day by the same, Mr. PHulP O.
sERDoRF TO Miss MARTnA DAwsos, both OF An
gusta township
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ID I T. ID =,

In this place, on Wednesday evening last, Mr.
JOHN BLOOM, aged about so years
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-0E2o "a '-ra IA r 49,
VE{sEEAiiLE S0nIr,sNg3,
FoR THr cur -
ID \ : = T. pSIA.

~ - L - l. - | \.
FENiilS M''ic'ne rs offered to III" public screr-
n ally, from tusl conviction thhi l. -urrrior
IT, any other NJ Jrcnr nov in usa, tt III" cure at
uvsprPsi@, '.vcr Complaint, Nervous pohlin OF
Bodily Weakness, &c.
Us effects have been tc>tCl IN e private practice
ufnerr eight years, aud il S now m.rr exrrrSvrS
circulated, at he s.ciluie nf many whn haVr IL
cevel The posi ,iGall henciit from the u-e Il Il.
The following is one smrnv q uumlrr at c,rtf
Gates received IN relation To the Of tins me-
dIc ne:
lA>CAsTER Co. March Is.
De- GtoRGE w. ALLEN,
Dear Sr:-lt Is wGh greet pleasure that | iu-
form YOU of the sucrcss attending your Dyslzaiiic
Medicine, while emplnyed in my aclice From
past cxperirnce, fImy believe that in eight cases
uul OF ten the DyspcP'ic, by The use ot your meJ-
zine, NAV en,ir, y mi himsstf of lhs thorn ia the
pathway of hIe: uo, ouiy Ia dyspeIdic cases, but
IN all cases Of constipation, and diseases depeud ~
on d,bRlla'ed state uI The nervous system, loge-
,her with to'sd state of the bowels, will your L.
hxH be found Of Inostimahlc value. Numerou, in.
stances wherein ihe usefulness of the medicine has
been realised, NAV he forwarded, If required. |
wish you great success, and recommend The mcdl-
cine TO the suffering part of mankind.
louIs, with great respect.
ROBERT AGNEW, VI. ID.
CT For sale at the store of II. d. Masser, sgent
for ,he Prorr'e'or Sunrury, Pa,
October 26h, lsl4-ly
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Country Merchants.

VHHE Subscribers respectfully invite County
i Merchants who are about 10 purchase Fall
and Water Supplies. to an examination of theiI
respective Stocks. believing that their several
snrtmcnt- complete a. have ever been ofe-
ed in the PHILADELPHIA Market
With stocks OF Goods in their several Depart
men,s of tie choicest kinds determination to
sell on terms VIII ch cannot tail to prove satisficto>
ry-and disposition 10 please old and new custo.
mrrs, viii. we hope, he a sufficient inducement to
purchasers IN call at respective establishments
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o. Descriptive rsmphIus NAV h" had oi the
agents, (Grat's) J. W. FRLlNG,
Suuhnty \ov 9, lSii.-lv AREN'T
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'TNELD lOiIl, a handsome Hlc'e, all ~''l.
lslt and el - lc. tor Summer Goats aud Pants,
Ia. sale, 'ery lsw, by ....,
Iuue IS. h. b. MASSER.
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"LA~S : rv 80, hes, qua'Ity,
& II Cot N,Il-, ali szes,
rau. O., the sa,k aud barrel
IIhs 1t Cap, oi the b,st quality.
An Crs,l at rc'ucci prices, by
Suuburv, oct. .6, lSii. Ii. B. MASSL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-28
BEWARE OF FRAUD.
b.. ELAkD'S
NYS! ERlES AND REVELATIONS
LovE. CoURTSHlP AND MARRIAGE

LOVE, COURTSHiP AND MARRIAGE
csa be mad 10 ,tri- the United -tes but Holland *
CicyeEs Agency. 81 AGn street The wo scii al other
.sces -dl.i th- country With the
ra-r- cac. ?-nuy, up consequence Of the DE-
u,n for ia. Original. To put this fraud Holland
Hover VINO hold the co2yn<h:r-i GppofH agents
sell 5y hae.4s aud therefore stated Lh-
work which -1uui!y up GEt illu,ir.irJ. eniy
h. iai AZ r .Seacy II ina str--t T reputation OF this
xterdiuiry bcos sie.t that the reader rsec scare
y be r. rrInded hlt altogether The important aud
t.esfia work LoY-. Jealousy. enriship hlaIraz>
.fIty OiIsprin-. Bounty, &c with POSITIVE moacs oi
rnrk tons tet hiss written. In lact Ed
arson should b. without copy.
As Holland Glover afFot agents either IA or cnt Of
IF NV Yok esl5n. IN the ci,! caa oiy PRO-
cnrs cory of tn g-sune 1.1rk by setng writing direct
~ tiem tr II, however Is naIlsbie. and rost-
=, ord .nrlnsin. ons dIliaT End decie5 Holland
t;ISs,r eY ok city Will being sent TO
a of the unit,d States the Cauadas thr= calIes NIL
b. sent Tor Goi.y.
Again rrmsmbet that Il Ann i, the only issasy in
S-w-YoYk HyE imDaW-