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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-06-14

IL the western part OF PennsylVai
ere is a little village which goes by the
name of J.. Some time since tllere
was considerable excitement throughout !
the neiqhborhood occasioned by the state |
ments Of several of the villagers, to the
amount that they had beheld supernatu-
raj being or ghost.
The Village is situated on the side OF
stream of water which flows along the "a
vines and valleys of the Allegheny Noun
tains. The scene of the apparltioas aP-
pearance, lay in the village cemetery
which was situated on the bank OF the
stream, in the lower part OF the village.
Within two or three rods of the fence that
surrounds il. there was erected orlck
school-house. and little distance from
that there was an old delapidated bulldlng'
likewise used as a school-house. ne
place where the spectre was first seem ana
10 which it repeated It's visits nightly, for
several nights afterwards, was the salc
scbool-houses. 1t was seen to traverse
the snace between the two buildings, and
,ho niece ofwaste land urrounding-hying
in and ont at the windows OF the school
house-shooting into the air III 'ile io'ii Vi
a dim, clouded column OF llght-soiile-
times disappearing for several sec0huS-
then reappearing with renewed splenaor'
and assuming, according to the account
given by the persons who seen IT. all man ma
ner of fanciful and strange shapes. inns
strange tale gained immediate credlt VIII,
1 the believers in Ghosts and Spirits, and
those who were skeptical, In matters reia'
z ,;no TO such appearances, determined tc
off the matter to the bottom, IN order tC
discover the cause of the light. mus
matters rested, till one evening, some three
or four persons started for the place OF IL
/ onnearanee to. find out the cause. WheI
within short distance of the schoolhonse
the lioht became distinctly visible to thel
astonished eyes; but being men OF stou
nerves, they resolved to pursue the matte
farther, and accordingly advanced toward
n the school-house, in front OF when,
& rather from the windows, the light appear
II ed to issue. They walked steadily an
slowly onward, their straining eyes hrml.
81 riyeted on the apparltion, until within
few PAGES of it, Understanding TO re
late, they discovered it to be the rSfectto
\ from the chimney OF large aron mann
factory, about a quarter Of aaate dasfa''
g Thus was an excellent ghost story e.
4 ploded; and the ghost of the school-hous
"a entirely ruined. But another, and a Il
more dangerous one, was soon discovered
The fears of the "Ghost-Hunters" BEN
allayed, and their waning courage had con
menced to revive by their great success
81 .bearding the ghost in his den,'' they r.
solved to show their bravery still farthe
by making an unprecedented attack on IL
y very stronghold of ghosts and goblin
and thereby exhibit TO the superstition
world, how utterly groundless were the
opinions respecting spectres, apParai'lon
&c. Accordingly, with firm tread ana
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-06-14
n Thrilling Sketch.
THE DOG THAT WAS TOO FAITHFUL FOR HIS
MASTER.
BY WILLIAM .wHITMoRE.

In the bleakest and more barren portion
of the county of Derbyshire, in England,
there lived, a long time ago, man and
his wife of the name of Pollard. The for
mer was the keeper of the turnpike gate
and he had only been married some two
or three months, when the circumstances
occurred of which we are about to write.
The small dollhouse in which he lived
was situated at a point where three roads
met, and in place where the scenery
was singularly wild and dreary. 1t tstood
in deep hollow formed by two chains of
high hills, whose sides were covered with
nought but continued surface of dark
brown heath, or occasional bushes of prick
ly goose. Not another house was to be
seen for miles, and the only evidences of
life were in the few focks of sheep which
were here and there browsing along the
mountain S side; or the mail coach and a
few wagons which at intervals passed along
the road. The only person who ever
paid visit to the dollhouse was butcher
named Godfrey, who called every Satur-
day. for the purpose of supplying the Pol
lards with fresh meats.
Mr.. Pollard had lived in his present "a
bode during several years previous to his
marriage; and being of very courageous
d sposition, and having become accustomed
to the loneliness of his place of residence,
he was not much affected thereby; but his
wife, who had ever been accustomed to
living in populous town, and being with
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-06-14
By JOHN C. GIyEN.l
From the PennsylUaniGn.
The Golden Dream is Broken.
BX THOMAS J. DIEHL.

An! the golden dream is broken,
AL it's happy fancies DER;
And by the words thou'st spoken,
We must part to meet no gPre.
For j copId not linger near Tip
When another won thy shs;
It would lose its power to chedme,
Where it meant for him thelhle.
Alb! the golden dream is broke
have cherished long andv'S
And by the words thou'st spoken
We must never meet again.
But the hours we've passed togetN
Are deep craven on my heart
And ,be,r mem'ry IL cheer me even
If forever we must part.
All! the golden dream is broken.
Another claims thee as his bride; 1
And by the words thou'st spoken
am banished from thy side.
But should evil e'er befal thee
In thy darksome hour OF need
only beg thou viii recall me
will prove fiend indeed.
All! the golden dream is broken
| have nourished many year,
And by the words thou'st spoken
Life is rendered cold and drear
But when grief clouds rise above thee'
And shade thy gentle brow
When all others cease 10 love thee'
win feel the same as now
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Jehn Hancock's Signature

Here is the reason why the famous John
Hancock wrote his signature to the Declar.
alton of independence in so large and bold
hand. 1t is known that the British
Government offered $4,000 for his head,
and according to the Maine CuAicdfor,
when he appended his name to the Dec
laration, he did it as though he wished to
dash his whole soul In 1t, and rising from
his seat, he exclaimed, .there, John Bull
can read my name without spectacles; he
may double his reward, and will set him
at Defiance
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-06-14

A MODEL JuDGE.-"Silence! keep si-
lence in COURT" said an angry Judge
"Here we have Judged dozen cases this
morning, and | have not heard word of
one OF them,"
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MIS- Il 7. a N z u o S
FoR THE SENTINEL.
CHAPTER on GHOSTS.
"THE GHOST -HU NTERS,
BY ONE OF EN-.

IL the western part of Pennsylvania
ere is little village which goes by the
- 800 t;p,a since there
Columbus Democrat., 1849-11-24
NOW1WlRo

III ETCHER g. SCUI.L have opened DRUG
~ STORE on Market Street, in their old stand
kept as an Exchange. They win have also on hand
Brandy Gin, Wine, Whiskey, dc, &C, to sell, from
one Gallon down to drink, to suit the diseased, all
fM medical purposes. Oct. IA lea0-t
Columbus Democrat., 1849-11-24
w. A. u.

FWNHE undersigned offers for sale the tract
u land on which he resides, containing 62O
acres. one halt fine prairie, the other black post
oak and hammock land; situated IA miles west
Of Columbus, in the Mayhew Prairie. There is
$50 acres in high state of cultivation, frs,
rate gin horse herso mii,, aE1 ce,to- press,
good Ivg dwelling and comfortable out. houses,
there is also fine anesian well afIording en
abundance of good water at all seasons. This
plantation lies immediatel on the road leading
from Plymouth TO Stark,ille in the eastern edge
OF the Mahew Prairie, convenientto to navigation,
and has what few other places can boast of--on
outlet to an inexhaustbe range for stock. Il
can he divided into two good settlements. and
! will sell either J or or including all the i'm
provements or the whole for | in hand, and the
balance in one and two years without interest.
Persons wishing to purchase can see the propri'
etor on the premises or II. S. Taylor and John
!. Ridley, Columbus Mississippi, who will more
fully describe the properly.
WELLS A. THOMPSON,
March 81, 1870. ly Mayhem Prairie.
Columbus Democrat., 1849-11-24
WONDERFUL
Restoration 10 HeMlth!!

WR CiRsTIEs Agent in Cincinnati ohio, received
the following Cer6eate few months since II nom
ctiasn Of high standing, and well know 10 Cincinnati
10 MIR. J. y DOUGHTY,
Cor 9TH and Main.sts Cincinnati
DGAR Sia-Thrnugh the grace and wisdom of my Omni
potent Maker my attention called 10 your avesse
ment Of Medical ualy ansm the Gazette oi Cincinnati
about the first ci January last My disease being Rkeu
matic Gout had resisted tho ski Of aboA all the physi
clans could employ md made me poor ,Bdeeileasing
me helpless miserable who sr thirtygoay sabih
pvtE,eas 10 Ais sxpste had WalAed sssp and m
large portion Of the time with exernoang pain
Through the rolitcness o AIR fenner was enabled to oh
tain Of DR. CRRErs's Genuine Belts at your estab
iishment and by its use connection with the Fluid
only month can affirm that have found Paradise be-
lrnT can now walk firmly and comfortably wherever
wish to "a and prospect Of enjoying scand health
As ever had deem my recovery airaeuons that /
have taken this pains communicate TO you for you aud
the information 81 others.
Respectfully remain your ott servant,
CANAAN GARDNER
Harrison Cove, Darko Co. ohiu, Feb 49, lsa3
Columbus Democrat., 1849-11-24
6O.OOO PersOns

includng si ages classes aud conditions among which
were barge number Of hiies, who peculIar, sub
Itci to Nefrons complaints. have been
n A mr. AIrrrN v HtIfn n
Columbus Democrat., 1849-11-24
SPITTING @ BL o o ID.

DR. TowsseSp-lvery believe that your Sarsa-
parila has been the means, through Providence OF
saving my life J have for several years had bad
Cough ltbecame worse and worse At last rails.
ed large quantities OF blood had night Sweats, and
was greatly debated and reduced, and did not ex-
pect to 1--we, | have only used your Sarsapara a
short time, there has wonderful change been
wrought in me. | am now able 10 walk all over the
city. raise no blood and my cough has left me
You can we'll imagine that am thankful for these
results. Your obedient servant
Columbus Democrat., 1849-11-24
Terllls >.

buaFu pct HIuItH NIIIIuulHg I'BFItsi "aslI'
ing, bed and bedding) 1880
Young ladies' boarding in the Institute, must fur
nsh their own towels; and every article Of clothing
must be distinctly marked with the owners name.
GEORGE II. CLAYTON,
President Of Board Trustees.
Sep. 22-49-ls-iy.
Columbus Democrat., 1849-11-24
Certificates and Testimonials
A Voice from Mexicoll!


10 Dn. tnnirw, Respected Sir and frlend--I have
always been subject TO that dreadful complaint Rheuna
uSm, but never knew what agvny h.man being could
suffer, TIL joined the Army was Engaged IN all Of
GENERAL TAlL0Rs battles, aud was atceno torde
with GENERAL. SCOTT barring portion OF the am
pagn much xpused to the night air l damp stu
stions and soon perceived that TINS favored m, old
plant The first attack OF the enemy 4 mean Rheuma
tsml had IN Mexico In the right shoulder thea my
whole arm got stIh and could scarceiy hold my muske,
land one morning nthe month oi March last afeI sleeping
under the ChapaItal could scarcely ny sell fatty
ahrieked with agony. was after placed in the
geonp hands ba continued to get worse and worse The
paira eNtended a my body in my head and In
my ankles and toes Az san Angelo got my discharge,
and when arrived in Boston was helpless hopeless and
perfectly miserable would take more medicine Tor
had taken too much already hut reading yoAr wyertse
ment induced me Ia send to lour Agent Mis- n. klDDER
Court street, and get o GAlsAMc BElr and MAGNgre
fLrIp The second day wore the Bell aud used the FLUID
was much better aud IN about week was
aged that was not satisfied with the Belt alone but got
pair oi the ualy bracelets or the limbs These
put my feet and IN lev days enabled to walk
10 Mrs MppERs and tell my story She told me 10 per-
severe and said she had known persons bad 10
get entirely cured From this time got better eyets lay
all pains gradually lett aud my strength rapidly
turned and for four months past have been enrely ell
feel as vigorous and elastic felt with the eNcep.
hOn OF little Stiffness in my right arm, but have not Q
particle OF pain ot any Kind Ny cure Is ty wonderful
and can never feel toe grateful TO you Tor believe your
Galyanic articles have saved my ic do believe
could have lived much longer IN such dreadful agony
HENRY l.. SUMNER lst Reg Mass Light Inf
Comp r." L. A. POOL, { apt
Columbus Democrat., 1849-11-24
DECHERD a. MUORE

NAkE great pleasure in saying TO their nu
= merous friends aSd lae public generally that
all their Goods were not burned in the late Fire.
They saved nearly three Iourths, & have received
large additions since, to..their stock. Their as.
sortnent is very general and mplete-embra.
cling every article suited to the present season,
They can be found at present at the weIl
known stand of Weaver Mullen 4 Co, south
side Main street, where the attention of buyers
Of bargains is particularly invited. Those who
wish to exchange Cash for Goods will find il to
their interest to call and examine their stock and
prices.
DECHERD a. MOORE
Columbus Democrat., 1849-11-24

EeaAsflH NJ
Tha fF,ne7S,T h1a tsea t1lrhinF twenty yclls, N.
i1i1uuslF. hlfinf oeespiai iHPoTlant Processes.
saips Ia 1slelai coieges in Viginia. (his native
ktzis eHa Kentucky.
Ths Female Ccllerisig Institute vas organized d
isl3, ana hzs er,cyea HisAous aay aactuations, ~
unulnal shzre oipnblic aFuE avaraging for the ten
yeara past aboui one hundred pupils
Il IS furnished with fne Philosophical
and Chemical Apparatus, a Select library,
Sc, and sorda unnsual facilities to stadenns ON
SIC, Ffench Spanisha and The like. Il sentrely free
from al ssenrian bas-lhe pupils being permitted
% attend aHy place u worship pFeacsibe4 BY the Pa
rent, and sheseaehen belonging to four Or I've differ
ent denominations.
To prevent composition in Dress, elo hing Of nnl-
form style has been prescribed and Jewely Of every
description prohibited.
Geurestown l. accessible by daily Stsges& Steam.
beats r0m Louisville and Cincinnati fits II miles
from Frankfort and Is admitted 70 be one VI the health
lest locations on the Globe.
TOE QEG
Per session. for Board and Tuition, $50
For Music, ezo
For French, &c, $40
There are many Female Semnaries In the West,
IN which she expenses Of pupii may be $40 or $40
PER session less than the above, but, in very few Of
these II is confidently asserted will the fare be found
20 good-ths capital invested 50 large-and the rep
utation ofthe Teachers % distinguished.
Columbus Democrat., 1849-11-24
lFACTIS 4 STUBBORNTTTIyc

DiarhGl. Cho.eTa Morbus. and Sum.
mrr Complain, Of Children.
e HIS highly extoi.ed and Justly celebrated r.n.
dy Tor the cure otthe above named disease II.
ready become household medicine in kuna-sI-
O. not thousands OF antilles. Il is no longer q. -.
of doubt as % whether il cures those diseases !.
ot-but Al Is now fixed fact among the things ~,
re-ii not only cures cases OF recent oceurrap,.
lutot 10 or II years standing also. Nofsmilv sbon5
e without during the summer and iaA mcnths
From the Hon icy Williams, Mayor oColpn.
Gus, and the Rev. Jesse Boring Of the M E. ChurcL
south, at Columbus, Geo.
This is to certify that we, the undersigned. b,-.
fully tested Dr. Woodruf's Dysentery Cordial
some Of us for years. and from its effects upon og,
selves and Others we believe il to be the best AZ m
other preparations known by as for those diseases n,
which il is intended. Il has great and desenrsI
popularity in this city, and stands pre-emnent sLov
al other preparations.
We look upon its introduction into any eCnnopt,
as a blessing LEY WILLIAMS Mavor
GEO. w. TURENTINE, Tres,
Rev. ]. BORING, N. T.. ChursI
COLUMBUS, Ca, July 10, lS47.
use Dr. oodruff s Dysentery Cordial in n,..
tice, with the most positive good effect, and on N,
own person-habitually subject TO embarrassment |,
the bowels-in quadruple doses every two hours sn1
it never falls to relieve promptly
Although opposed to nostrums, from nrinc;n,.
most cheelfully present the above.
JOHN G. SLAPPEY, MD.
ALBANY, Baker co., Ga, March /, IS4S.
Columbus Democrat., 1849-11-24

NEw YoAS, Sept l. leAS
To yns pusue ~ voluntarily make this ststemen,
from fseliaes Of duty and gratitude. n the month Of
January, is4i, took cold which accompa
nisd with the most paniaf Rheumatic attacks was at
tended BY Dr. Myrtle Of East BToadway, and DR. Nichols
Of COtumhiaat by whom was several times cnpped Al
did not get better DR. Siilwcll No so Suffolk A.,
called IN, who sayated me with mercury, which len me
IN very weak state and ewox shfiFeiy deaf Shortly
amer was attacked wh violent Fits and altogether
ina very dreadful condition Having oy this time lost all
ai,n n n medicine @ AID Phy,eisus determined as isS,
MAGNETIC FLUID. At this time could scarcely hear
9 single word In very few days amer putting on the
beh there was an Improvement in general health and
my hearing decidedly better IN about six weeks
had quite recovered my health and for the past eight
months my hearing has been perfect have had no
attacks Of Rheumatism and not the slightest symptom Of
Bits. and am in every respect an altered person
(signtdl ANN MARlAH HoLToN
Witness Mfs. CYNTHIA RAYMOND.
No Goerckst, New York
20 Many hundred ces,ihca,ss from al parts Of the
country Of equally extraordinary character could he given
U- No trouble or inconvenience attends the use ol Or
CHRlSTIES G.iLI.9NIc .4RTICLES and Mey may
worn by the most feeble and delicate with perfect ease
aud safety. In many the sensation attending their
kigAly psssat and a tsa6ls They can be sen. 10
any part Of the country
The Galvanic Bell Three Dollars.
The Gaivanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanio Bracelets, One Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
0I- The articles are accompanied by full and pair
directions Pamphlets with full particulars may be ha6
Of the authorized Agent
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
o. Rsears Of csnatstfsiis saa Hothlsss imlafiem,
d. g. MoREHEAD, n. D..
GENERAL AoENT FoR THE UNITED STATES,
iso broadway, New York
Fm Safe BY A. n. JONES l. CO.
Columbus Democrat., 1849-11-24

DIR, WOODRUFE'S WORM SPECIFIC
GTThis yermifuge medicine occupies al high pIaes
in the estimation of many communities, aud in sons
places superscedes all other preparatons-tis is much
cheaper than any other and is safe and efficient.
Try it, MADISON, Ga, Jan. 81, ls4c.
DIR. odrufl--Dear Sir-I am out of your Worm
Specific, which sells exceedingly well here, having
heen well tried Send me 10 or l2 dozen as soon a.
you can. Yours, very truly JAS. ROBSON
Columbus Democrat., 1849-11-24
DR.. Ohristleis oaivanlo curativos,

consists In the fact that they arrest and disease by
sntrafd application ~ place Of the usual moie o dug.
ging aud ply siokng the patient m exhausted Mature
links hnpelesslJ Hnder the iuhict0n
7hrB sREfAsn Hs Wheis system eqndiss ths ci,euis.
hsi ef tb hood gemetr the ssetefianS aud de- ts
siiektsS INJURY under any crcUmsfsHcss Since Meii
Introduction IN the United States only three years SINCE,
Columbus Democrat., 1849-11-24
DE- 70 W. COLE NEAMs@

Q&e 60 We COLE gEAMS@
ANfEDYSPEPTIC d TONIC BITTERS
Fifty per cent stronger more Medicinal than any ever
made before
For the cure of every case ofCHILL a FEVER,
L'rer Complaint, Dyspepsia, Diseases Of Worms DC,
&c also preventative to ASiatic Cholera.
Price 81 90 per bottle, for So; larger quantities
at less prices No AGENCIES!
Ir Sales under 81 90 cash over that amount
months, and allowances for advertising win be made
Prepared and sold ONLY by the proprietor No. 441
Da uhin Street, Mobile. Z. b. COLEMAN.
August, le, lsA9. tiv
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R,csrrrs OF Ppoprc, At rrp- w.rx.

As The reason advances, the reoeipts compared With
last year show decline The prospect at prescn, r.
That The aggregate receipts OF -four and wheat ct tide
water The year will be less than last.
A pamphlet, called an Appeal of NJ N. r sto,S
tn to the People of New jersey In Rel,tios q, tho
ENtiipg Contracts ietvesn The state ana the United
Delaware and Rnritan Canal and Camden and Amboy
Railroad Companics," has just msdc It's appearance
The object Of this publication IL to show 20 tive peop,.
C Nss jersey that tho companies named bav. the CT.
elusive monopoly guaranteed and secured by charter
frcm the Legislature and that the Le zature hav. no
right to authorize or reccguizc any other rarosd or
reads ~hch shall he intended or used for the trans.
poriation Of rassrugsrs merchandise bstveen the
cities q Ses York aud Philadelphia The object OF
this pamphlet Is TO show to tho psops OF New J,r.ev
that their representatives, In the Lcsisature have no
rislt TO grant a charter 90 any railroad company
coming In competition with the Camden apd Ambov
Railroad and Delaware and Gantan Canal AR St,cN-
ton places the qucsicn upon the ground that these
npahes merely lease thrse works of the state ana
that the State Is bourd to protect them .gaint any
competition; that Tie companies psy tie state an.
nrHly large rent, In the shape Of taxes and that
At the expiration Of the ssse She State II "a p,sase.
comes into possession 81 ihe properly At fair valu,
ion. lie argues that these are more mo-
noPcliss then any farmer Who eas-s piece cflana az
a mtcf ante who l,ases a shop or house Nov ,hsi,,
very ratural view oi the question % be iasen by an
individual who admits that he IL ths largest ttoAhsd
or IN ie united ecuPsnics but IL 10 orr impression
met heril iah q cthvlnce any man having an ordi
rary supply q esmmun sense that The Isisl,t,re Of
TIE ate tnitH6d TO couv, TO any compaay ANY such
righ's or psvileges elaiued ny MIR stoeEton Thst
che legislature yes done So paced beyond all ,ubt
upoh rdsstucs 60 ths annexed resolution, passed ia
lsct:--
D." Esftlrod ~ The Ccusci aud General Assembly oC
tht Sae - trr itrspy hat he rassIgs 81 ans act
70. Wr l'Ghlhfrie. Nuthrfi7iug, or res -HisiYg aay
rt'r fhrcad 90 eas Whish shau D. inl.nIal "a 81
'ur NE tNn.Ttr'st. az pa.seugers ~ fsfrhtptss
hts.ftn the cit.ts - Sew ORR 5ud rai,..,.Iehi.
vrtla ~ unirs' iup Life n r'oiaticu - tSr ssat.I
"a ,h % tse siate and d. iurl,us Sc ii;.rst
In 1880 IL arp'afs 'hs' An effort vas Ia lie 10 ri 30
The state ffou, srch an odous corttiot AID -,mpt.
Zee vac appointed, b. TIE Lssi.laiire u ase.r,.l,
uIon slai tsims The com aalcs would surrender th,r
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Shipping InteIiiHcnc..

ArIlteaDrg Incoin. Essassst for Norfosi ,ekr
Ia, iur Iiii-dsiIiia.
tl,sSsd-sLip 7 wales. Noricsrs tarks An,oirs,tc.
Russos ferp.mtuco; Nsptsus, RIO JaAelro fremont
Hrgrs Phil tslpna ttlraJ Fa Sd aNrks, Harry
Curts, Aibshy Compliance, Ib.nc Isabella, aud catAa-
fine Nilcos, hlefk.
sALRH. Oct1
s.lsd-psrN sashsrine, kfrer brigs Ellen and NORTH
AmsIica, ihiladelpha.
NV Bgpr,pp, Oct1
clsartd-ships Hercules Pasihs Oesaui FAlsoa Inasa
Ocean.
saiisssbIp BnernlA isdian Ocean ssAr Oscar orfsiS
Clssret.-Brir New rnrisnd, Nas,an.
sailsd-slo, , Zero, Al'a.y.
roRrLArp. oc. 2.
Ci,sud- Bsrt KBlsAL Ea,assas Ssis winhrsp Ferio
Rico
BEtsr0t. Oct I.
Arrived rir rio Tohssoa. Saw lfth ult on nlvanA
hrs Am-f lea. 20 y al imore. - criur WV.
Sailsd-sshrs a Hertcn, Philadelphia; Dirtnn. DO.
hAtIrAx, 3.pt =.
Anivsd- Brlzs Weed srd Nivrrva NYetk.