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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-03-04
Prince Ne uraf.
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The Boston Post has long letter from Tai
ahasse, Florida, in which occurs the following
notice of naluralized citizen whose name,
when borne by his father, made some noise in
the world Among the prominent citizens of
Florida We find a live prince the son OF Mura',
King OF Naples Prince Achllle Mura, is a
genius. Inheri,ing all his fathers courage.
but iiule chirairic love Of glory, lie has settled
down on plantation, The quie. citizen and
spectator of Ihe affairs of the world. Various
anecdotes are related of him. The Prince
once fought duel. He came on the ground
with hi, surgeon, and took his station smoking
cigar. He quietly pufled. and when The word
was given he fred. The unfortunate Flordian,
his antagonist. was shoi and fell! Murats sur
geon. seeing his employer bolt upright, ran to
asss, the fallen. The prince, ho had Iitle
finger cut nearly of by The others ball, called
10 his surgeon" Whai for you go there! See
you docIalr," holding op his finger dangling by
bill OF skin, wsni you Gu, my finger of. Let
him poor devil 60 He got wha. he como for.
pay you yun hundred dollars TO come here to
Gu, bullet out of my body if That rascal shoot
him in. Let him pay for his own carving. II
he no, satisfied, give him another ball just so
soon as you can cul off my inger." But one
ball did satisfy his antagonist and they retired.
The Prince is fond of huniln lng, and he goes in
for The profits of the field and moor. Nothing
that swims The water, flies The air, crawls or
walks the earth, bu that he has served up on
his table. Alligator steak, frogs shins, boiled
owls aud roasted crows are found palatabe !;
but there is one animal that the prince don'l
like. The buzzaid is one 100 many for him.
try him fried. | Try hlm roasted : ,ry him
s,ewed, and make soup of him, but the buzz
zard is no, goo'. | have no prejudice against
him, but cook him every way, and hen | no
like him" Buzzard's soup. think OF that! it
takes a FIenchmsn 10 deseloPe The resources
OF new country.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-03-04
How to approach Animals.

Perhaps it is no, sufficiently known or con-
sdered how near il may be possible 10 se, TO
even The most tmid animals, TO watch hem in
their actions, if The observer will be OCCASION
ally content to remain still and molonless for
a few minutes. We have seated ourselves in
a wood, and, while keeping perfectly que,.
without moving limb, have had the hares
sporting at our feet, as if unconscious of iis
proximity. The same thing has occurred with
the water-rai, one of the shyesl of our native
quadrupeds, and which in general darts INTO
the wafer with great rap;di,y on the sligh;es,
aiarm. Il is moving objects, or The noise Of
some one approaching which most readily
frigh,ens animals Yet even when II tecomes
necessary TO advance in Order 10 see anything
Of their ways. as where 'hey are feeding at
distance in open ground. We msy sometimes.
BY dint of grea, caution and patience. get al
most completely up 10 them. without causing
them 10 fly. We must ouly be careful TO
take very shor, steps al intervals. always de-
.sis,ing the moment our objects shows sny ap-
prehcnsions and remaining stock still until we
see il resume its former state of ease aud re-
turning to its food, or to whatever else i, is oc-
cupied,wi,h. BY these means we romea,ber
once succeeding in actually getting so eloseoto
an old rabbit feeding upon a lawn as to secure
il with a common walking stick. where there
vas nothing to conceal our approach TO The an
imal. which appeared in perfect health and no.
wise disabled. - 7----------
|, might not be easy to do 'hi, again. anj
some accidental circumstance. besides patience
on our part, nigh, have favored the success
which attended the experiment in,his instance:
but, certainly withou. patience. il would have
been altogether impraclicable; and ws mention
it in order to show how is possible gradually /,
to habi'uae animals to the appearances Of man.
jus, as we know birds to est in ,imr habituated.
as the farmer Is too well aware, 10 ,he the scare
.crow in the fields. Jenyn's Dissertations in
Natural History.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-03-04

In the village of New Bedford, (says the
Providence Herad,) the boys were in the hab.
j, of playing a, ball. cross grained old chap
who kept crockery store, was somewhat an.
noyed at the juseale sports and whenever a
ball come in his way would seize upon il. take
il in his store and clap i, in his stove wiihou,
ceremony. A few days since, having made a
pize of one of The offensive articles in ques-
,ion and adopted his usual course, he soon
found he had I" caugh. Tartar" A horrible
explosion took piace--'he stove was blown
"sky high" tho s.ote wss sha,'ered with the
shock--ani abou, forty dollars worth Of crock
cry was dashed in pieces |, is necessary TO
add 'hs, the. uschias who had been so often ia.
,erupied in their sports by " soursops" had
charged their ball with gunpowder by way Of
a practical hint 10 The old fellow TO let them
alone in future.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-03-04
matrimony below 40.

or the single manageable ladies who reach.
ed Oregon last season, two thirds were married
before the lst OF March, and the other third had
found great difficulty In resisting the darts Of
Cupid. Al one time even old maids were at a
.preium in Oregon City. and tho last one hat
remained played star engagement of coque,-
''y and Irritation before she gave herself away.
'ifa couple Of hundred more Of superaunserary
girls should go there, they would be Ike hor
cakes on cold winters morning. The cry in
Oregon is /" Hurry onthe s'hsls !"
4 new coffee pol, .lha, produces rich coffee
from old hats, aniiquatsd beos, and hopeless
@noxpres sibles, has been invented down east
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-03-04

KIssING.-How delightful j. must be TO a
young gentleman TO lick the pain, and dir
from the cheeks of smiling lass and who, in
The act is transported in an ex.acy Of delight
and admiration by the heavenly sweetness,
like some itle urchin licking /" lasses candy :"
and how pleasing aud delightful it MUS, be 10 a
young lady, TO hare her face licked by one
whose lips are bedaubed with the filthy juice
of tobacco, and whose breath smells strong OF
the noxous weed. together with The fumes Of
alcohol /, must be supre'nely sweet 80 them
the "neciar Of heaveh!"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-03-04

"Mein Got," said Dutchmsn in the market
house short sine ago. whe was searching in
vain for some cabbsges, desc Aex,gatis i<ia ,.,
better den HoI'er,ots-deysish se no kale, no
crou,, no nuheu Dunder aud biixen noish
Wonder dey can't fi;e."- .Matamoras F2aq.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-03-04

A tombstone in New .Jessy. bears the 70
owing inscription airs -.tss,
Reader pass on--neer waste your time. Z
On had biography of bitter thyme
For what am--ilsj. cumhrous clay insutes,
And wha, ! tpqs Is-po affair Of yours.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-03-04
A SllrnluS.

The surplus product Of corn OF New Jersey.
is now worth a million and half Of dollars
Freights on abe railroad arc dficui. 10 be ot.
sained, Notwithstanding sha. ihs Nav Jer.ey
Railroad Company ara. running many ex'r.
trains both dry sndnighr- -
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-03-04
TO Mrs. Madison,

Time is prone away to sweep
Charms OF youth we fain would keep;
Sparkling lustre from the eye,
From the cheek its ruby dye,
From the smile its power TO rest
Warmly in the sohen'd breast.
Yet, he sometimes leaves behind
Mental treasures more refined,
Jewels Of the heart, that grow
Brighter for the touch of wo;
Gold in sharp alembic shriven,
Gems that catch the hue of Heaven.
Lady! of the noble mein,
Still in soul and grace queen,
He TO thee strange love hath shown,
Spared youths gifts and left his own!
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-03-04
JOB PRINTING.

% Mrs. SlGoURsEv, proffers the following
graceful and deserved tribute through the columns
of the National Intelligencer:
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-03-04

The U. S. lroops stationed a, Fort Pieksn.
have been ordered 10 Mexico.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-03-04

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papers discontinued until all aeaages pad except
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for every subsequent insertion larger ones IN popooh
liberal discount will be made 10 yearly advertisers
n All letters addressed TO the Edltnr must DC postpald
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-09
General Notices.

rE- Western Land Agency, Dsrsotr, Michigan,
isH-Str. The undersigned continue TO devote sheir
te1tOu the business Of his Agency, VIZ TIE purchase
sud "a o. Rsz Estate the payment Of retaining
land. sold for lakes the purchase Of Ands saies
tie examination oftes The entry Of Stale Government
sufs the examination nd A.lng ~ auis leasing city
aud vi4gr property snd collecting rents collecting bonds
mortgages ami other evidences u debt the purchase and
-ae ofMchiean Stat- liabilities
They careful and trustworthy Agents 81 the pr1ci
pa Ohio. Indians, Illinois, Wisconsin aud Iowa,
ant 90 eLch of the organized Counties 0f this STATE.
That al business entrusted 10 uer care VIII receive
prompt and particular attention, they refer you % ne fO
lowing gentlemen Tor whom they have transacted business
~ Once opposite the y cllgan Exchange Jefferson
fOuss, &C
GsosGg y. MACY, MACY DRlGOs.
WILLIAM : DFfees.
~ Go. Il. BsoDugAD s. Merchants. Exchange, IL
Age1. q N. 1 D. IN New YORK.
DIFFERENCES.
N,r- York Cy-Fred-rc Bronson, E.q Daniel Lord Jr.
20. Hon. B-njam +. Butler. ChNes Butler, Esc.
Messrs L King and = ca. Messrs Hoalley, Phelps
& Co Nessrs Wetmore 4 Co sila- c. ucr1us.
.4lhary-George Dawson, Esq Evening Journal
R5c.es'-r, " H-Messrs. Smith Perkins Messrs sage
/ Pa-rlst Asa spragus. Ia,
Bueao. y. I.-E. D. Elmer, Esq Msssfs. Hayes
Johnson.
B5,ioa, M1s,-John n Barbour Fec. ". w. Deani. Eco
Psh1fs'p hil. Pr-Messrs Draper, TEppan Co.
Troy y Y-C. l. Tracy. ESQ
BatI-ta y Y-Ju1iu- Smith, EsT.
HersIncr 90. y. l-M. Grant, ESQ
I.I.siHg 5vgA, y I-5iincy D. smith, ESQ Chauncey
2. Ives. Esq
H4ison. y Y-Aex {. Mitcbell. Esq.
Dcirsn M'eh-Messrs. Gray Lewis David Stuart ESQ.
Haj. Thomas Rowland.
Hsinrfpn. u C.-Hon. WIN. Woodbridge
Tc'ei1. Ohio-Rchard NOT, Esq.
H4-tford CoHii-H l. Miller. ESQ
AissUfer. y. H-D. W. T0mlinson, ESQ
mil law ID lemWGSWf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-09
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

RESTRICTIONS IL THE HUDsOSA meeting OF
.,,sus Of Albany and Troy was held at the for
-, place on the LIST. inst for the purpose of adopt
:, measures TO clear the channel Of the Hudson Of
No Instructions which at certain points impede
,,vpston It was determined TO collect by vol
,O,sy subscription the sum OF s. 600 for the imme
"a. removal Of some slight but exceedingly annoying
sarsc,ions 4, Cuylers Bar. Css,leton Bar and COey
$50. sboal 1t is supposed that 5000 will be suih
,,p and this Is 10 be raised from those directly
s,eres,ei The citizens Of New York are associated
9th those Of Albany and Troy in this movement, which
stro, fail Of eutre success The Evening Journal re-
uk sth great justce that 1t is provoking to DO thus
,opVeed effect by private enterprise wha, belongs
be General Government to accomplish. Bat Tor the
rsraed yetocs OF those whom the people have unfor'
ps,ely elected tho Presidency none Of these OBJ
rseions would now exist. Shoals bars aud over
s.ushs would have been ctectually removed long
snee aud our steamboats, and shipping would have
zen aoe to pass without experiencing any Of those de-
bJs which are now constant source Of anuoysnce and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-09
IMPROVED
MAGNETIC MACHINES.

~ noorhrnd'- GrHdutted fingnetic Ma
cbinc.-Ihis in-trinent l. IN important improyem~n,
s other kinds ~ manufacture ara has been adopted
10y lbe medical pro-sson g'ueta y a. being the most
convenient snd elecua Magnetic Va hinr In use II 10
peri city simple IN construction. md therefore not liable
get Of order Ia the with sri!ar Instruments
IL admits u the NEST perfect c0ulfoi ard De
TED any power adapted for infant, suhc eni fjr
the strnngest ni4s NJ the pleasure Of The operator the
gncc force Is impaired no continuous manner aud
with no unpleasant sensation io tho most decGr patient
10 requires assistant ~ ia use and 10 ia every respect
perfectly harmless.
Msny OF the cure. performed by Ibis instrument are tu
ly wonderful OF hem IN diseases Of the most serous
chs -acler known TO tie medical profession. Among or
may nrnrnrt scTOfa, drop-y. rysipeias, deal
ness curvature of ls spine nc tgl0rrN acute and chro
bic rheumatism, paralysis, epieput h., hpadache, ana
particularly diseases which may be referred 10 The nervous
system.
A. IN evidence ofthe supeoryo these Machines over
all others iu uss reference be msde several II The
ti.iIg4ished IN ihe medical prOirs.i0n' VINO have
-ed ihem In great variety of comp AIMS with surprising
success. 4 single trial - 40 test their adva0tsgee.
Each Machine Is cJnpacy arranged with battery and
all necessary appliances put up IN rosewood cases
Accompany each is new Manual with full directions
regarding its use and application
Every family should possess one OF these beautiful IN
suuneuts They will always be found a valuable com
psnipn. sud en the best physician In lime n need.
Ogiag 70 th- facilities possesse by the subscriber, the
Graduated Magnetic Machines sold at prices equally
low those charged Tor Inferior articles They he
readily sent 10 any part OF the country aid each inssfu-
Msnufsciured and FOR sale wholesale and retail, by
ly2os D. c. hOORHEAD. lsl Broadway, SewYork.
~ Wnter-Curr E-tnbIl-hment, ~ Bond-H N.
and Syosset. Oyster BayJ L. Dr. STEW the earliest
American practitioner ard author ou At-r Cure, receives
patients above. Those distance may, by sending
= Zee be ADVISED for treatment Al home. my25
CY- Genuine HanrIcm OiI-Imported direct from
Holland, for sails wholesale aud retail. ny -
ALBERT l.. WlNSHIP.
jel4 osu II East Broadway, cor. MsIEet-sL
I'D. WHEELER,
IT, Commissioner for tho states OF hev-Yoft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-09

A NORWEGIAN NEwsPAPER-Among other ne"
enterprises In Wisconsin is the establishment OF
Norwegian Press in the Of Norway Racine county
Tho propretors are Messrs BAciIs llEs and RrKnEET
and the paper to be conducted and edited by the lat
ter gentleman, who speaks English well II wa De 10
dependent in politics and will aim To keep the Norwe,
CLANS Of the Territory weiniormod all subjects OF
interest or Importance them la their new resiion OF
oin<ens OF the United States
iue norwegian settlements In the West says the MIL
e ss' Ss'siie are already numerous and growing
'sPp' uete are now In Wisconsin, Illinois snd Iowa
tacay settlements, and sies of them within the limits
.. '4.s tei-.oIy AheS embraced population OF IRON
nieeen - twenty boussud frugal industrious honest
law loving and swsbding citizens The principal set.
Element In Wisconsin is on koskonong prairie where
there are nearly hVvsand Norwegi~ns families In
Racine county which adoin esch other the Nor,sei.p
settlers pumber nesTy 1000 In Rock county m re are
= thousand and upward and many ia Jefferson, Dodge
and other Northern counties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-09
General Notices.
TREMENDOUSLY ARD PUBLISHERS,
NLERS ~ W l. Is,
iyg 3m I3I Na--au-st. =. u
-. Z --rrr & 2 : An LII X SPAPERS ~
IN LETTERS AND NEW sPAPERS ~
Sss1eeieS FOX FOREIGN PORTS.


~ Iett,r. Rags are open =. he Office Of rhe New
Yort rrsuns for au Yorrign f0rs, and all eslss snc
as,,,p.r, deposited 10 .his once wiA Away. be Tor
-aflei by .Es very earles V-''rlf fns a7PAfuhea'
,,eer he .o.esi sup-rs sion 0f J. g. 40" III ESQ
known fr many wears the experienced and ell
cieut Superintendent ot tle FoiS4sI A''l' - "
the Ne~-iors CiIy Posl Oflce ID, t,,... -. $500.
are now open for The reception OF si.eis IN Lev
paors FOR he following places, VIZ LohaoI Liver pvoi'
Gssgow Ireland Hsvrr haf,el.es &C.. !" -.
H.uDurgh Rio de Jaaeiro, Ns4paIsls, oesLy' Nylc''
or-Sou. Mexico Psnsma. Il Thomas, Kingston Jam
MstaIZss, Havana -. ...,..o :.
OGce open from . A NJ. ~ 10 Z. H.
ry Letters and Newspapers VII 20 r r, :.
he foreign ship Letter Oc- ~ he rev efA lD-Ie oI
he pscseI ship BAVARIA, CsFL HONG Nn''H 'A' 'oi
Hayre the Ielh insL 49,, t,,- 49,.
Ssx.pa3sr. for ths pAcset-,hip X SAUL IiP-
Iue- = uirh sal. for Liverpool On ne llh NJ .. -
Also ~llI be received - the ssu- Pi5.S- -
an-rs for ne psck-t-ship WEsLlNplNN h-t@
cbsssiek ahich .sis for London re io1a -'- -J1
r. rotor Hose nj - Cents per io '.-
s,l7r, A. his arlr'- will mi u greatly ~ ~
a. .sui- the y ~. manufacturer y ne ,Iy.eI.7I ~
,1, .Ia-rIor 10 vshal !. sold Il Al aissnc-l Pflc-
STANG At PEOPRiETORs ane a. 49,. - - - Il
~. .rfri- viii be desls IA N sucn nA1e - W. e
,st;,f.ctory Tue best Of siOek VII e - - ~ ~
s.-rI-. snf = = oyk uIalship wsrrsrlr1- -, =. -.
7 ID gUCKNAsTFR, % hEasSh-sL ho1
mv2a u basement o. eor FEAR ~ On-'aA'A Us
r. The Genuine Aesan SOAP, seAnoS edged .',
- - - snxsr soap ~ NJ wofil u mt.ss .-.lA
eb istt-r which does not dry "a ne see LAG A4-'
Of .oag ssd ef7a wissIP 2beml, Gaa APo,h-csry,
j-i4 Osu
r<canare.- sprins Water-J1'I ,eeelssa Ie.a
~ Ssas 4, pist .1d quart bottles delivered . any
irSin " So. sY.i-s ~ ~ ALsERf L NISshlr,
p par. - ue S"' y n Ess Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-09

MISUNDERSTANDING urrecollection the whole Of
ssoOds and produce passing between lakes Erie and On
sno WAS carted both sides oftho Niagara River Now
" haye the Erie Oswego and Wolland Canals, with
nproads a s. The writer of this article nine days
N bis passage up, betwe Lachine snd Kingston, In
siesu some q years ago. Now how different Fir.
H.nloD tho ruins Of whose family msnson At Queens
10 sre memorial Of ancient Border struggles stems the
ayi Of the ST. Lawrence avoids them by locks and
:nss and conveys passengers between the late and
Nv capitals of Canada in his new iron steamer, the
Passport $50 fee, in length at the rate Of Is 10 miles
Al hour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-09

psr The Emaacipator contains Q letter from
Dr. ssmusl II Cox ofBrooklyn, to DR. Morrison In Eng
land written 10 1894 in which speaking OF American
Slavery, b. says--" Payment and compensation to a
he for letting go his stolen is Injunction that
reeds prodgious qualifying" and asks English Abolition
Sc to NEVER TO exert your direct influence Of
shi and love and prayer, on my country dshonored,
rd threatened sgated, and near to be exploded as
" 100 Justly fear by the embossed bRne OF Slavery"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-09

The OLD SUPREME CoURr.-We Leap, verbally
that Chief Justice BEAKDsLEY. and Justiccs WmrrLE.
SKY aud McKIssocK are busiy engaged At Utica In dis
patching the work left in the hsnds of the old Supreme
Court The Bar understand. are much Plessed VI
the prompt ami intelligent manner In which the ne W
Justices perform the important duties which they have
assumed They are men of profound legal knowledge
and great industry and although regret expressed
that neither A. l. JORDAN nor MARCUS T. REYNOLDS
could be induced to al OF the vacancies the pubic
hopes and interests will be fully met ard promoted BY
the gentlemen now on the Bench Alb. Eve. Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-09

TONSAGE AND TRADE Or BRITAIN.-Mr. Young
his evidence before Dir Robert Peel, Mr. Ricardo and
a. other members Of the Parliamentary Committee ON
ss Hayie cation Laws, last month stated tho number Of
rs,ered ships mot for war belonging TO Britain, at
2t their Tonnage 1T SHIP aud the value per ton
I'd or for the whole 500 s55GOO The capital employ
n trades dependent chips he estimated at $50 49,
o. This calculation docs not include sail-coth makers
las, year 1875 ships built in Britain, measuring
4 tons at cost OF about S67 per ton or 32Ilss
ne annual cost of repairing and Quitting the shipping
Jagged in trade he calculated at So l7l 100 Thenu
x Of English sailors per last census is 229 276their
nusl wages dncludng their ofcers IL 5OO-the
aDense of yciuaing is $ls iO4 53O-and tho FREIGHT
unuslly earned by the Commercial Marine Of Britain
,yt3lll4JO. Doducting the annual expenditure from
sehelght earned, (al things included) he made the
xOss TO be sll,1624OO, or nearly per cent on the
stnaled value OF capital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-09

MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH ELEcTIoN.-The follow.
persons have been elected to I'LL the several Offices Of
Accompany for the ensuing year, viz
htsident-B. D. French Esq of Washington, in place
Hon Amos Kendall, resigned.
IvtotOrs-Hon. Amos Kendall Of Washington Geo.
.Psnniman, Baltimore Merritt Candy Wilmington
20 h Hart and VIM. NJ Swain, Phadelphsi John
y Norton and Thomas NJ. Clarke, New-iork.
lrasuU-Geo. ii. Hsrt. Phadelphia, reelected
SoRayy-Thos. Nj. Clark, New York, reelected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-09

AsHERsT CoLLEGE--The Commencement IN
assslituton will take place on Thursday, Aug IL
Asles Sumner. Esq OF Boston, will address the Lite
" Societies Rev Jonathan Lesvitt OF Providence r.
all deliver sn Address before the Alumni and Rev
y Adams Of New York will address the Society OF In
Urv