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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

ssrlIMPOHTANT % PURCHASERS d PIhnIg
E-@Es Fortes-The snbscrfbers having pufenfs'e..
6of Mr. John Scriber us exclusive rga
u 1the United ststes.to MS Patent Harp Fr1a:
improvement In PisEo Forte manufacturing ots'
very splendid Rosewood aud AshoganRny Piano Fof's
which warranted superior In 10 any COW u pss
and To keepin tune much longer The improvement epe
sis In most beautiful Harp frame, peculiar In eonsu
don, taxing all the strain Of the strings from the czss
general assortment Of The most approved modern s.y
finished Instruments BENNETT, ROGERS Gu
E29 I52 Fu!tor-st East side Of B3osdrg::
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

DEAR PARLOR In Park Plsces-A vesy handsome
IlToorn parity frnshed suitable for gle man whc
Wishes to lodge near tie hoiels lnsus At No fsIS
Hjaes. els u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

70 Stages run daily from MIddetown, the arrival OF
the afternoon irain 10 Milford Carbondsle Honesdsle,
MonIosa Towanda, Owego and West Also TO Mon,ics-
10, Windsor, Binghamion Ithaca, &c Agent on board
ml8
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

OFFICE OF THE New-York Gas Light Company
~ Oct !2ih, lS+G-Tte President and Directors have
.s day declared dividend Of four half per cer
on the capital stock Of this Company for the SIX months
erctng LIST August payable he stockholders
after Monday he Cd November next
The Transfer Book will be closed from The 9th mat uu
u thai date By order c. L EVERlTT, Secretary.
oiS,oSoT2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17
"a UNSEITED LANDS FOR SALE.-Th

80 UNSEATED LANDS FOR SALE.-The un-
divided hreeourths interest IN u tracts .; unsesiet
Lands. situated. large part OF the body in Clinton
the Lycomng County State of rennsvvsnia, lying
Npperuose Valley. The West branch OF the SusQue-
hanna river approaches within lhree 10 I'VE miles Of
these lands-distsnce NillamspOr The river. 10
miles pied for farming purposes and afotdn good
timber and water power for mill seats, ad Joining lands
settled roads opened. The country IN thar direc
lion improving. VIII he sold al moderate price. For
farther particulars apply to the Agent for owner
=. BROWN 81 South. 5ill-si. Philadelphia
Inquiries ii made by letter will he attended toto be
addressed above. DR.. A g. MASSEY, al Lock Haven.
Clifton County. also be applied 10 for information
,Tc .i,y.CI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

q Examined 10 de-
,ect diseases OF
the lungs liver,
lie.
= Caaea OF dyson.
terry,
4 lntermi,tcn; re-
yer,
3 Gonorrhoea, nc.
ute,
\ Chronic dis,
charge from ure.
hra, long stand
ing,
: Acute rheuinat
ism.
5 Chronic rhep'
NATHAN,
4 Pain In The back
J Pain In chest,
10 Cases semina
weaknesses,
; Secondary vene
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

PURSUANCE OF az order of the Surrogate Of the
1County Of New York-Notice hereby given 10 all per-
sons having cas against Charles De Muder LATE Of the
City OF broker deceased present The
with the voucher, thereof the subscriber, the Office Of
Geo. b1ckhsH, No Wsl-s IN Inc City of NewTork on
or before the 18th day OF March Dated NewYork
the 18th day OF September, 1916
slS lawern- FRANCIS BLANCHARD Exer,,,or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

N PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF the
iCouny OF New York notice is hereby given all per
sons hsZng claims against Andrew Rlckhsm late of the
City Of YORK. Physician, deceased present the
with the youchers thereof To the subscriber al his
Office, No ell-s In the City OF New on or before
The 18Th day Of March next Dated NewYork, The 10Th
day OF September 1916.
SIG Iawem- GEO RTCKH.M Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

IN PURSUANCE Of order OF The Surrogate OF The
tCounty OF NsyYork Notice is hereby gfTen all per-
having claims against Johs Fethan late the city
New deceased, present the vouchers
thereof the subscriber al her residence No. 45 William
street City OF New-York before the thirteth
daT OF November Dated Hew-York the I'd day OF
May, I2i6 ny2S law6rn MARY FELTHA5I, ExecuIrix.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

The OF tho consinee, and of tho station where
be- left, musbe distinctly marked upon each arce shppe
Freight not received after 7. NJ. In Sew-York
Apply to J. +. CLARKSON, Agent, al the Office.
Duane and West sta. ii. G. SEYMOUR, Superiltende,
-. ION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

IN PURSUANCE Of In order OF the Surrogate Of the
County Of SevrYork Notice il hereby given to all per-
haEIng csns q anst Jone Butler late Of The City
Of New-fork, engraver deceased, present The same
VIM M.cksy No 3 Park-row in the City OF New ork
on or before the seeond day Of April NEXT Dated New
York the tairt:eth day Of September, 1916.
o. lswsru- HARRIET L BUTLER, Admrx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

Oh FANNi FOX SALE In the town OF harrison,
- Westminster county, the direct road from ityc 10
White Pains-lt miles from Rye ~ from White
Plains, q from steamboat landing, and y from Mamar
oneck-containng about 60 acres Buildings ana fences
in good order. Situation very fine and land In high stale
oi cultivation For terms &c. apply 10 L. D. BROWN so
GraDd-st or JOHN PALMER on the premises. OF II
of cullivation-frut trees of all kinds-one mile
from Undertook, and the same distance from EN-
President Van Burens Buildings and fences new, with
cedar posts Each lot well walered. Inquire of A. b.
VGnderpool, No 30 Furaiss Building WalsL OF John
). Eo-hurgh 62 South-s- LTD 2lst-sL ais 2n-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

THE SUBSCRIBERS, A.signees Of Angus nc.
Ssu ghtor. viii sell public suction. The p.eni
lately occupied By him. No. Broadway Told nun5erl on
Thursday I'D October inst O'Clock A. 81 a1d at fi.
Factory in Van Woer-t nil the and fixtures which
formerly belonged said SrNanghon and assigned by
him The sale VIII COMMENCE the Store In Broad
way.-Albeuy, Oct sth, 1916.
o,a .s,e BBEESS5 caa Sl RAYN a.stsuees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17
50 BTTTMTNOTS COAL LANDS, &c. for 5

~ BITUMINOUS COAL LANDS, &c. Tor Sale.-
The undivided three fourhs interest in IS tracts unsea
ed Lands situated in Clinton County State OF Pennsy
vana. the West branch Of the Susquclanra River,
not far above the dourshing town OF Lock Haven and so
10 where the State improvements OF the navigation
extend afford facilities OF transport b. them 10 mar
from the lands. which in The bitumnous Coal re-
gon and contain this Coal also Iron Ore, FreUrck Clay
ard Timber. Will be sold moderate price. For
farther particulars apply the Agent for the
f. BROWN. 81 South sthsL Philadelphia
Inquiries II made by letter will be attended 10, be
addressed above DR. A. 3. MASSEY, al Lock Hs-
Clinton County the Lands, can aao be applied
information ol5 eodiw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17
-1I0RRJs AND ESSEX RAIL

&s$t X 40 summer Arrangement--Cor
mencng Monday, May ith, i9iC,-Af
rangcmcns viii bc ruadc which iu notice will bs
given, for additional train, leaving Moulstown asa
NJ and New-York at l2noon.
Leave New York, Leave Newark, Leave MOrYistown
8 O'Clock A. NJ O'Clock A. NJ. 81 O'Clock A. NJ
1 z NJ z N. pm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

a. ~ LOTS fronting on the 18th and 5th avenues and
E eOth and slst SIS containing entire block pleasant
@A-A " situated on elevated ground. Apply 20
mvlS # KENDALL co. u WsteT.st
- TO LET-A email Wooden House, 50 VaIdews,er
DE- ST. Apply 81 Chalhau,-st aul2u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

f75l TO LET OR FOR SALE, AMI possession given
" immediately, the Farm aud premises lately occupied
by John Gray ESQ Staten Island, about two miles
West of Port Richmond and nearly opposite Elizabeth
port There eighty of land including wood
land and salt meadow. There is new large and coTmo
dious mansion House and good barn, and new and con
veneni ouihouses the premises. Apply
CHARLES kOHLER, near the premises, to
olni( GEO. BOWMAN. No. 4 Hanovpr.-t N York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17
eT~ nTR0Y MORNING AND EVENING

new una
Line from hpril Observation-Disclosures, ~
will run daily Sundays eScepied between the city % New
York and Mddleown Goshen. aud intermediate places
follows;
For Passengers Leave NewYotk at : 4. NJ aEdiP
Leave Mddlcownat6t A. N and 81 Pm
Fare reduced to 81 - 10 Mdlletowu-way in proper,
ton. Breakfast, dinner supper and berhs be had
the steamboat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

Abe pooc Attended 20 Se,SNen Ssnd 10 N lhe raornng
H ROSTWlCN. NJ D.
elS Ivy Attending Surgeon and Physician.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-05-09
NAMES OF TOWNS.

We Americana are certainly very fond of
multiplying names. A recent writer remasss
that in Europe there is but one London, whilst
IN this country we have five Londons, one New
London, and seven L)ndonderry's. IN Ali the
old world there are but two places called Paris.
and we have SIX, besides twenty-on Rich
monds, sixteen Bedfords, nine Brightons, nine
Chathams, eleven Burlingtons, sixteen Della
wares, fourteen Oxfords, fourteen Somersots.
nine Cambrldges, twenty five Yorks, and other
English names in proportion. We have three
Dresdens, fourteen Berns, twenty Hahoyers.
and four Vennas. All the cities of the East are
multiplied great many times, with the excep
tion OF Constantinople, in place of which we
have Constantine. There are one hundred
and eighteen towns and counties in the United
States called Washington; there are ninety. one
Jacksons, sixty-nine Jeffersons, ffiy-eigh, Dion.
roes, fifty MadIsone, thrty-two Hafrisons, niue.
teen Adamses, sixteen Van Burens, twenty ono
Clays, three Websiers, and not one Tyler. on
Hcntons thare are fourteen, Frankins eighty
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-05-09
PRESIDENT MAKING.

oy ,ae proceedings, published in the lDinoi
S'a.e hegster, we learn that the Hon, WIN
y HLLEN' OF ONO, has been Nominated f., ~
pses.uGncy IN Ic4S, at a meeting of the citzn1
y, ~, Ian County, Illinois. We regret This
e'"esie'y; ana hope 1t will not be followed mn
| ei'aqF oy the nomination of the same indiv,5'r,
a. ciseWheTo, or that of others. The limo !.
not proper one for making presidents o;tba,
lo' or out OF Congress There are mora ~.
saht duties deyolying on nlntnhaxe rfsty,'l 80
. ~ .''s '!hei ana Il is vastly more important
'""t '"o" constituents sec that they DISCHARGE
,non' 'na W, 10 iaI INTO their president making
aI'.'G'. i"ofe 70 one question, especially, IN
WliCh inc most vital national ipterests ara IN
VOWED, and upon which all partias and he
members OF each should be united bn, ,rb;ch
we regret TO see, is sought to be Made ma NJ
division, and dissension, and treated az &C.
condafy Importance, except, as far az i can no
used Tor party or sectional purposes. and n,a6e
u promote individual ambition. '
There are some members of our own narty
Tor whose talents we have felt much prde. and
IN whose patriotism we have reDosed cvorv1
confluence, whoeo conduct in reference 10 ,his
question has both surprised ard rrieyed rs
VINO should have stoodshouldc- 10 shouIder in |
the present crisis IN our aGafs--who should sue. |
td'" V"e hFCs'dcot and carry out, in good faith
his recommondations-having for Their obicc,
The oatooa honor and interest and recornizIng
Inc prnclnioa and measures emahaticallv m.
yoved IN tho canvass whjefrplaced him ii Of.
ice;--we say they SHOULD have done this bntI
aCy hGge not. Instead Of presenting one firm
united and unyjoIding front TO the foreign on
Donen', they are pointing the road to the wea D
Iest points OF our national citadel; and instead
u unanimously aGd r56oately standing ont 4. I,
salnst the domestic adversary, their ambition
ma ee!hshness arc opening breaches through ,
which The party citadel may be approached and ,
destroyed. Upon the Oregon question the pol. :
cy OF the wings has been one Of nenconlnittal !
'm; they have used it as party missile, and
with the the view ofproducag disunion among :
ne democrats; and hence they have been for Il, :
od against lt--for Iais champion, and then for /,
ne otnef--so as TO presorec as equal con, :
9s', and az eXacta diFision as possible. In I,
MS they have succeeded TO some extent; but il :
TO be hoped that our friends in Congress and
ne country, will see this, and no longer rive
round for the Indulgence of any hope. on the Q
art OF our political or national enemiee, Of d. c
'slon, IN policy or seatiment, in the marty nr u
IL country, IN the crisis now pending -A2peal -"
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-05-09

sermons arc like Guns Some aro larre OH.
efa are very small come are long, others phor,
some are new, others old some are BRIGHT.
/ otaefs rusty some are made 10 BIO looked a,
/ othera to be used some are loaded, o,bere omn.
1 ~ some owned, others borrowed.
some are ar guna some OF everv size from
inc pocket plsio. to the Paixhan gun. Some arc
chaiSed only with powder, and make a urea.
noiso anu smoke. Some send only small sho,
that lrritate rather than kill. Some carry hea.
IVY metal that does execution. Some DISCHARGE
cham ehot, moving down whole platoons. Some
are WIDE moutbed mortars, throwing only bomb
Shells Some arc duoIling pistols, used only in
controversy vile thngs
Some go Oft halt bent. Others fash in tho
pan. Some make terrible fz, the chargc nil
escaping at the printing hole. s. me shoot too
high, some too low some eideways, few diroc,.
y at the point. Some are aimed at no,bino and
ana MT 1t. Some scatter prodigiousy, some
KICK theF owners over. Some are unerring
others always hit the wrong object. Some baes
too much waddlng and vice versa.
some are alarm guns; others are comnlin,c,.
tary guIs, used only for salutes on SPECIAL occo.
SONS. some are IN seriee, CONSTITUTING a hat.
Terry others are swiyels made 10 turn in anv
dfection. some arc useful, some useless. some
dangerous. Some amuse, some frieh,en' son,c
lexasperate, some explode, some gam tho vic,o.
ry.
Very much depends upon the manno, !,
which they are made and managed.
Christian WacLm.n
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-05-09
LATE FROMCalNA

Ibo Rainbow, Land, from Canton, nrrve,
~ re" fofh On Thursday bringing news q
i'er own arrival out. She left first Of Octobo,
Ias', consequently shc has made the massage n
Elk and half months, which is the ebortos,
Time ever made. She brought China paporg
to the 2ls' Of January.
A letter dated Hong Cong, Jan. 2s saws.
"a chop has been issued announcing thai the
city will be opened TO foreigners, tho indemnity
money paid, and Chusan evacuated immedi.
ately. ''''''''''''
Another letter dated Jan. q, says:--uFor
Two or three days come apprehension has been
felt for the safety OF the foreign factories N
Canton, but by the late adgces the excitemen,
among me mob had subsidized, and from the
large body Of Tartar troops said to have been
into tie city itself, it is not probable
hat the mob will proceed to exlrenities. The
hostility to foreigners is however undated"
Within the city there was riot on the 18th
Captain Land brings out the ratified treaty.
IND had on board the letter bags from u. S,
Squadron in China. "
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-05-09

y. n. FORD.

TERMS The Abvfhrtsen will be Issued rem
ulafiy every Saturday, at So 90. in ndvnno,
Ia every inaance. No subscription viii be- 70.
oiosod for less period than six months.
AovERrisrmgNrs will he charged NJ The rnte "a
osr DOLLAR per squire, ten lines or lesal for
the drst insertion, and dny cents for each
continuance.
Annonncine candidates for ofice-ten for STAT,
aud i've for nty--inveribb ly In udyapre
The CASH will be required for al Job work
when delivered this rule will be rtiotly oh
served.
Letters addressed 10 this office on husiness, must
be addressed 10 the Publishcr(post paitDor thsy
might not be attended TO.
G.5-fhe cash vii be required for Advertise.
ments as soon rs published
oy-Political addresses viii be charged ne adj I
v.rtisFne"'s for which the cash in advance |
viii DO required.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-05-09

Three ard Lafayette thfyfour. The rofp,..
~ OF on ihdyidual can hardly b. Inferred from
VIC numhot ot times ta name occurs on mo
map. Clinton ia mn.tpltdtwontg afyan iimna.
beca,u nine' and pcfty hngops. There ste
Vefy Tow names that occur bot once. and 'these
ato very peculiar Smq1 Pea, IN instance. a
Town ~ joo Dawes county, lHIaoa. stands n.
lone yet o. dad when the census was taken. ee
dfea he town Of Jim Henry, Miller county ijfs.
goufl, bot they will, doubtaaH, bo initiated b.
fore ong,-~ Sat Post
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-05-09
From The Nashville Union.
Or. POLK AND TIE NEXT pppat
UENTY

bHNt1t
nhen W. Polk accepted the ret,ins,i,, D..
me ltesl1eneN In announced tIa dafetmisa
ion not 10 DO o candidate for fe.oloetion'
mr. rob, at an carly dsy after he election.
"aoe W. ms mind 10 conduct hs Aauinisira.
4 t,'u WIN ecrupulcuH neutrality me- toiba
,,oie.a " a'Hefeut distinguished Democrats tor
."t su5tt5 iah' In selecting Hja Cabinet. he
Wade II sine qua non, thai none b,s C,t,
I ea{ councillors should be- mn a-n.s.et H.. ~.
t't8ldehcyt ard ence THAT rpriod b,s ,,,if.,,,
pohcy has been 10 avoid ne far aa noss;tic 49,,
she appearance Of farotjng any partirnlsr os,i
rum IN lhe selection Of public eGisers IT.,
ae mas adhered strictly and faithfully ~ ,s;s
poiey VIC think is clearly established from, ,bo
P,oaeht relations existing between him and tbe
seFetal prominent Democrats who are looked - I
as probable aspnanls "
we fear very much That no h,tlo of,b,eoG
oltuue expressed 10 regard to Mr.. polk's Oro /
VI views mas grown out Of tho influence which
n "as expected TO have on che euccssaIon
Eu3 lar he has succeeded in maintan,no = M
5luoh which The peculiar Circumstances If he h
'afo required him to occupy--ho has kent I;s II
IVA counsels, and has given no one anv anibor (
y 10 speak Tor him. When he cvnressod h;, ;
Ie"S IN ms message, all were satisfied v;tb 4
se ob. since that time the subject has been in
,so linus o. congress, and until they act or ro. Il
isclo 20 az, mar. PoIk cannot be expected 10
!solo5e ms opinions any further. He has mad
n co SU,.,,aeaasl9ns frankly and painly-it is
= =, congress- 70 adopt or reject them. Besides
~ Hipuuehee with which he would be charge. d
90 =. le were 70 take ground and thereby m -
'teaI 0Nta'A what her government mjqbt
yPoci, it wou. be unwiso IN him to jJe emf
mseli with either branch of tho nop,nc,a,;S Ito
'fty by taking ades on the OREGON djfjenlfos dl
g Is acting prudently and firmly in resisting
eHorts 10 extract from him some eynressio66 of
me present delicate position The Question Il
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-05-09
LIVE UpRlGtITLY,

The poor pittance Of seventy vo,rs;,
worth being villain for. What matter 10 !; as =
your ncllghOors lie in a splendid tombf SIoom
you with innocence I.ook behind ,bro,r 49,. .s
track OF time! vast desert lies omen in 5o, vac
spect: through this desert have vour fa,birs
lourncyed, wearied with tears and sor,on,
ithey SINK from the walks of man. Van nv,
ioaVe them where they fall and YOU are n go
iittie farther, where you will find eternal tas,
Whatever you may have to encounter botwaon
she cradle and the grave every moment is b;s
win innumerabie events which come no, %
succession, but bursting forcibIy from a revo,v
ing ana unknown cause, hy over the orb win
diversified influence. Wv WIN
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-05-09
No. ~.
NnN OntrANa. Anfiln.

ma.z.,..- NEW ORLEANS ApfiID.
m'hi AtIfr AmuHo TIE FbtFs FOR several
49, pas'' hhinehaa Numbers n The common
~, ny nave naod The city bat on yesterday a.
oo.t nouh' they were struck dead by thousands.
,a' '.9 tPol wherever They TT, In the most ox
tfaofdiuafy manner tming IN oy,i,n az .
Affected with ct1iefa Wbile tho tsdanco 80
such Pea wac most dey0ully to DO wibhcd. wo
cannot account for the singular phonomopo,,
What does il meant
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-05-09

WARLRE PREPARATIONS IN CAuknA -Thf
following we find in the British CaDadIan. = ioa
d"lg government paper, published at Toronto:
'in consequence ofthe present unsettled site
OF the relations between Grea, Brian and !he
United States, orders have been forwarded to
w oolwloh for powerful armament. coDai4ing
Of various pieces of ordnance Of 4 fFarent .ali'
ores gun carriages, ammunition, &c. fo the
various ships OF war and steam vessels a pre-.
sent stationed on the coasts and rivers of Can.
ada, ana the lakes that form the boundaries be.
tween II and The United States. The number
OF pieces OF ordnance that will be roqai,od for
y, iS purpose, Is estimated at more shan 300
toronto IS TO be fortified similar to Kinrston,
.oge'her with other projects OF like naluro--.
. .oat SHOULD "brother Jonathan" rseeipitate
natof9' nc wal find warm reception here as
49, 4 snn ,larnsa Z
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-05-09

! UNFORTUNATE OCCURRENCE. Wedne..
Jay jnorning the steamer Herald, on her mas.
sage from Plttsbnrg to Cincinnati, landed AZ
Foint fleasan's, Va. and while there, a Ger.
man passenger went on shore accompanied Lp a
sna,i enid, and during hls absence the boat lcf,
tne ianolng, and also, left them behind. A,
GaInopohs' the boat landed again, and i, was
there the wife of the German found ,ba. n "a.
husband was absent, and hantice at her loes -
aull''s'ne is,a. xa.opped, sss caught her
youngest child IN her arms, lpnned into Inn rio
or 70 rise no more. Soon after the occprran..,
ma before the Herald left the Hibernia arrived
lappy wife. V us W.