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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-17
Editorial Convention.

Agreeably 20 previous notice a number Of the
country editors OF PeDnsy met al BuehIer's
Eagle Hotel on Friday 8th inst, and organized
by appointing the Hon. NIMROD STRICK-
LAND, editor Of the West Chester Republican
President NJ D. HolBRooE, Esq, editor Of the
LancasteriaD, &. Col. A. X. McCLrRE, editor of
the Juniats Sentinel, Vice Presidents GroEcr
FaYsrHcEE, Esq, Editor Of the Lewisfown Ga
=etle, and J. II. Coorra, editor Of the Valley
Spirit, Secretaries
On motion, Messrs. TBKo. FGAE, Of the Pa
Telegraph, 7. =. DEcHERr, Of the Valley Spir-
it, VIM. P. CooPER, OF the Juniata Register
HcsRY S. EVANS, Of the Village Record, JoHx
b. BRATroE, Of the Carlisle Volunteer, VIM NJ.
BREsLrs, of the Lebanon Advertiser, we're ap-
pointed 10 report course Of action TO the
Convention.
After consultation ty the Committee, they
made the following report to the Convention
which was adopted
Resolved, That an adjourned convention Of
the editors and publishers of ne ewspapers within
the State Of Pennsy ylvania be held in the borough
Of Harrisburg on TUESDAY the first day Of
January next, l849) 10 mefnorialize Congress
age laws as will allow newspapers to bc sent in
the mails, within the counties and congressional
districts in which they are published, FREE
OF POSTAGE also TO memoriaiiZe the Legis-
iature of Pennsylvania or the subject Of having
the laws Of public nature published in the
newspapers OF the Commonwealth and to
adopt such other measures as will be calculated
10 protect and advance the interests Of the
public and Of the publishers Of newspapers of
the interior, as they may deem proper and i'm
portant.
Resolved That the editors and publishers Of
newspapers 10 Pennsylvania without distinction
cf party, are requested and expected to attend
SAID COnventiou.
Resolred, J nat the above proceedings be sign
cd by the officers, and published in all the pa
pers OF the Commonwealth and that this con
ycntIon al journ 10 meet on said day.
NlMROD STRICKLAND, President
II. .. HoLpRooN, Vice PRESIDENT.
George Frystager, coo-...-;
j. If. Cooper,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-17

BE USPREJUDICED.-L no foolish pc,
be prejudiced against this truly celebrated
medicine despse this advice let be used immeG
aely pain being feIti matter where il may be,
whether in the head feet, whether be or
abdomen, ster arising from external orinerna cause
use The BrandFeihs Pills, and rely upon it, that pain
will 60 the body will be restored health soon as
idTe has received sufficient from their effect
The quantity Of impure humors discharged from the
body By the action Of Brandreths Pills s
the Of few hours with and pure blood by
the digestion OF moderate meal BY purging the body
wiki this medicine the whole of blood becomes en-
tirely purified and resenerated.
That the blood the life Of the body, presume is un-
disputed, therefore shall say that being SEAT OF
LIFE also be the disease If disease be in
the blood should abstract the disease only;not
blood II ls the impurities which must be removed by
pugaon heaih in all states of the weather
in all situations, and in all climates The blood, like
good spirit, Is always trying TO benefit the body by its
struggles eIpeI impurities Bat is capable to e
feet its purhcaton all times: do This must
often have Whenthe blood is loaded i'm
purties especially in this climate the consequences may
be fatal provided the blood IL purified once
this be effected Brandreths Pills used
Purchase The genuine medicine of the following gents:
JOHN A. STERETT, Lewistown HIilam HARDY, Nc
Veytown; Jones q. SiaiagtSn. Huntingdon; Moore r
Suope Alexandria; n s. " CresUe, Petersburg; Hart
man, Smith Co., Manorhill; T. NJ Queens, Birmingham,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-17

TIE FLORIDA INDIANs.-There were
some fifty or sixty Seminole Indians III
attendance at the recent conference at
Tampa Bay. Every chief and sub-chief
of note in the nation was there. They
looked hsggard and depressed; ; and spoke
of their having gone through much trouble
and many trials in capturing the young
men who committed the murders on In
dian river. After the United States Com
mander-in-Chief addressed the council,
Assunwha, the chief speaker of the ration
replied, and in the course Of his speech
avowed the determination Of the people
not TO cnigrate. They wanted no time TO
think about it-their minds were made up
they would not go. Billy BowIegs,
who is a man of about forty, followed and
spoke to the same effect. tie concluded
as follows -
Il now pledge you my word that, if YOU will
cease this talk OF leaving the country, no other
outrage shall ever be committed by my people :;
or II ever hereafter the worst among my peo-
pie shall cross the boundary and do any rns-
chief to your people, YOU need not look for run
ners, or appoint councils TO talk. | will make
up my pack and shoulder it, aud my people will
90 the same. We will ali walk down to the
sea-shore, and viii ask but one question -
Where is the boat to carry Us TO Arkansas = -
\ day was appointed for another conn
Gil, but they did not promise 10 attend
There was an informal promise ihat some
runner would come in to see the whites,
but they often Observed that they were
stunned and confused by the talk, and
could not promise anything. When Billy
Bowlegs was asked, after the council, if
the delegation from Arkansas should be
sent out to him as soon - they arrived,
he became agitated and held his breath for
a moment. lie then said with great de-
liberation Wild Cat is my great friend !
Tell him not to come into our county IN
til send for him"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-17

PUBLIC OPINION, from whose powerful
voice conspiracy shrlnks abasbed, and whose in
dependent decision alone award the tribute
due to merit, has raised the name of c. l.. Jones
TO the highest pinnacle Of fame, for his unequal
led display of new and cheap goods. Thou
sands who have visited and purchased al his ex.
tensiye store, have declared that his matches
displav of elegant goods defed all competition
and even those most enyious Of the increasing
popularity Of this great establishment have been
forced to admit the superiority Of his stock over
al others Persons who have not yet ayailed
themselves of the immense advantages Of DIR
chasing their goods of 9. l.. Jones, will do wen
to profit by this public DECLARATION.
The tremendous assortment of Goods Of ey.
cry description, tastefully arranged in his com
modious show rooms, and the extreme io1pnfv,
of prices are the leading inducements at the
celebrated new cheap cash store Of c. l. Josr,
Le%istown, Pa.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-17
Ge3,ge Frg's"ger, J seore,a,i,s
J. N Cooper, "'''''"'i's ,

There IS point, and force, too, in the
following remarks of the Connecticut
Courant upon our eseape, through the de-
cision Of the Executive, from the expense
and modification Of another Uar with the
small remnant Of Indians YET in Florida ::
The administration though, il best 10 en-
pIoy only the regular troopo, and but few OF
them, and, by using energetic measures al
once. 10 put an immediate end TO q war that
might have been continued a. long and proved
rs expensive az TINT under President Van
Buren,. This ie one Of the many examples We
shall have Of the decision and energy OF our
present Government"
" Had this Administration been as desir0us
OF rf"arding Its partsdDs az some former
ones have been, here woad have been grand
opportunity of cal'isg out volunteers. enrolling
a large military force, giving profitable con-
tracts 20 faithful atherents, and iattening many
an anxious oflice-seeker at the public cri6
But General Taylor thought and Judged other
WISE, and the Florida disturbances have hpeD
settled without difficulty. very much To- tbe
chagrn 81 the Opposition, VINO expecie. t.
H!2te tNiiica! capltai oQl OF II 80
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-17
Money MATTERS, Trade, &c.

TAE IARRISRuKG RANk,-The Telegraph stl'
that il has seen new counterfeit S. On ''',
Baak, and gives the following description .
them -
" The paper is Gimsy but a pretty 5oea -. :.
itation Of the color ef the genuine; not 4H''gT Tfe
much blue, but slightly inclined to rea' .,,,,,.
signature of the President is toleraDie ,.',,J nJ
ton; that Of the Cashier generally slih ana
awkward The other pen wors IS sun, n
The note is half an inch TOO long tH' -,
male figures at each end are ind'Shnc'' ts,t
teeth Of the rake can hardly be traced Q" -.
on the right hand. The tines Of TINE '''
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-17

fLooD AND Loss OF Lire IN I.UzERYE
coUHTY.-The rain of the 22duIt., did
much damage at White Haven. The darn
OF Mahlon K. Taylor was swept away,
carrying with it Mr. I'ayIor's house and
t"o saw mills, Mr.. Isaac Gould's house
and saw mill, drowning his daughter, a
yoIng glrl Is years Of age. The house
OF Jacob West was also carried av,av AMI
four OF his children drowned, rbnr,aa
Crawford and wife were both found dnad
"ehy persons were missing, of which
seven bodies have been found The Ir-
high Works suffered no injury.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-17

The special election in the 5th Congressional
district Of Virginia, to fill the vacancy occasion
ed by the death OF the Hon. MIR. Newman, Lo-
colooo, took place on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday last, and resulted in the election Of
Thomas s. Raymond, an able and zealols Whig,
which Of course is Whig gain.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-17

HONORABLE LIBERALITY.-We take great
pleasure in commencing the Girard Life I1sur.
ance Company Of this city, for an act of bust
ness IiDeraity, as honoraDle as it is rarely TO ba
met with. Our readers will remember tba,
Mr.. Platt, assistant of our general agent in the
South, was suddenly killed by the falling Of a
tree in Georgia. Just previous TO setting Oh,
his tour, the general agent, Mr.. J. T. James
accompanied Mr.. P. to the Girard Insurance
office, and procured policy on the life Of the
latter, ending the 10Th August. at his g. 5 own
expense, and TO protect the employers The
policy was ordered to be made out with per-
mission to travel in n and S. Carolina aad
Georgia, but owing 10 some oversight Georgia
was omitted in the paper. This was unknown
70 either Of the parties, who had both left the
city before its completion. The period Of iu-
surance was about expiring, when Mr.. James
wrote to friend to renew the policy, which
letter arrived during the temporary absence
from the city of Mr. J.'s correspondent, and
was not yet attended 10 when the news Of Mr.
Platt's sudden death arrived, he having been
killed in Georgia, thus doubly relieving the In
stitution from any legal responsibility but upon
all the circumstances being exhibited to the d.
rectors, they nobly PAID THE POLICY And we
are happy TO add, that the sum realized, after
dedncting necessary expenses, has been handed
over TO the widow as a present philadelphia
.4nerican Courier.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-17
Louisiana and sIississEppi.

The vote for Governor of Louisiana il very
close. Walker, the Democratic candidate, Is sup
posed 10 have been elected by smal! majority.
The Congressional delegation remains uncaang-
ed Ia the Legislature the Whiga wil! have a
small majority on Joint ballot.
Gen. QIitman is elected Governor Of Missis-
siPpi ay q iaE &c majority. The Democrats claim
lae clacuon Of io4r Coagressnea.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-17

NEw Mail ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ments have been completed between the
Post Office Department and VIM. COLDER,
Esq, by which the Eastern Mail will here
after be carried on the Pennsylvania Rail
road to and from Lewis.own, according 10
the following schedule:
Leave Harrisburg daily Except Sun
day. after arrival of the mail from
Lancaster, say at o5 4 1 W.
Arrive at Lewistown same day by I; M
do Holdaysbnrg next day py l. W.
Leave Uollidaysburg daily (eXcep' :,
,;..o, a,yis.o,yp next day by Ia NJ.
DO Harrisburg same day by I. NJ.
The above we presume are the ertrcnee
figures for the arrival and departure of the
cars, leaving considerable latitude for ac-
cidents, detention, &c. The Lancaster
mail generally arrives at Harrisburg be-
tween . and 3 o'clock, 2. NJ, consequent
iy the eastern mail ought to be here in
time fer distribution in The evening. This
Arrangement, if we rightly understand it.
will give US the eastern mail twelve hours
earlier, and the southern mail twelve hours
later than under the old arrangement.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-17

~ ! number of advertisements are
omitted from to-day's Gazette to make
room for some items OF news and misce!-
laneous matter.
Our readers are referred to a number OF
new advertisements which We have not
room 10 notice in detail,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-17
mas.aehnsetfs Election.

Returns from the entire State, with the ex-
ceptions of few towns, show the following re-
suit for Governor
Briggs, (Whg) 1902
Boutwell,, (Loco,) 28069
Philips, (Free Soiler,) 23,250
Palfrcy, Free SoiIer, for Congress, lacks 5000
of being elected. There is choice in has
district. The Wings gain in the House, having
a majority Of about one hundred members, and
large majority in the Senate.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-17

The Commissioners for fixing the boundary
between tue States Of Pennsylvania. Mary.
land and Delaware, entered upon their duties
on Monday last. Several old landmarks have
been discovered, sufficient to show that several
valuable farms, heretofore supposed to belong
70 Delaware, are in fact the territory of Penn
sylyaula.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-17
L Trip 20 the City--.The state Rosd-ssCca-
fraI RnfirAsG. &,

tEal ktaaEtStrsss az
We left Lewistown en- Thursday Of las,
week for the purpose Of meeting our
friends Of the press al Harrisburg, bur
81" screw becoming loose and rod bent
IN that Prince Of Engines, the MIsFLIN,
we were unable to reach that place until
late in the evening. Our detention, how
ever, al AliiIcrstown, although Of four or
FIVE hours duration, vas not altogether an
unpleasant one, (5arring the rain,) num-
Der of clever fellows, alnong whom were
NcCLURE and CoopER Of Mifiintown,
BEReNER of Harc.s'5gsrg. and asprinkling
Of Buckeyes, hocsiers, Suckers, &c, hav-
ing contributed TO render the stay as agret-
able Is several bags CT oysters could make
i. The perseverance Of the engineers
having at last effected the necessary re-
pairs, we moved on and soon reached
Harrisburg. On Friday morning the fra
1ernity assembled, end having duly dis
cossed matters, determined 10 adjourn un-
III January, At his gathering we were
pleased to meet several old friends and
number with whom we had previously
enjoyed no personal acquaintance, but
whom ne hope hereafter 10 know bet
ter" Business concluded. we took the
cars for Diile.ssille, and from thence
for Philadelphia on decidedly the worst
railroad in Pennsylvania, excepting per-
haps the Cumberland Falley, IS was eyi-
denced by pitching our passenger and bag
gage cars against post and rail fence,
though fortunately without injury to the
passengers.
Of the city, It's business, improvements,
&c, we have no time TO speak. We
looked IN al Barnum's Museum, but were
soon tired Of curiosifics that we had seen
hundred times before, and met no better
success IN the saloon, where the Stran-
gef' was being most miserably performed.
The Truth is that many of these cracked
up establishments are wretched humbugs.
made up of wax figures, &C., which may
be worth quarter for a first visit, but not
second. Had we to make choice be-
tween spending an hour or two in the
museum or in some such establishment az
TYNDALE & MITcHELL's in Chestnut
street, we believe we could spend that
tune more agreeably in the latter in exam
ming their extensive and varied assortment
Of China, Queens and Glassware, than in
the former.
On Wednesday We bent our steps home
wards, and having been fortunate enough
TO reach Dilersville without encountering
another post and rail fence on the State
road, as per downward trip, we took the
elegant and capacious cars Of the Central
Railroad Company, reached Harrisburg q
few minutes after 2 p NJ, left for Lewis
town 1t l8 minutes before 3, and reached
the depot opposite this place, at half past
,. better road, we can truly say, was
never constructed, as evidence Of which
"e may here mention that several passen-
fl.a VINO were apparently very uneasy on
the o'ate road, appeared to be at perfcc,
case while gliding along the even track Of
iae Central. While according to the con-
d1ctof5 and others all proper praise for
'ae!. attention 10 the ease and comfort o.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-17

DEATH or II. PETRIKEN.-HenrY Pet
riken, late Deputy Secretary Of the Com
monwealth, and recently Superintendent
of the State road 10 avoid the Inclined
Plane at the Schuylkin, died at the Mer-
chants Hotel in Philadelphia, on Thurs
day week, after an illness of but three or
four days. His remains were sent to
BcIleionte for interrncnt.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-17

iL5@The last Grand Jerry, i appears, refused
. concur ia tie action Of the previous one,
thus defeating their recommendation for new
Jail. Rogues VIII thus continue to walk ia a;
the front door and out of the back as TO them
seemeth best
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-17

The coalition of Barnburners, HunkeFs' &C.
failed TO secure the spoils. As far as known,
majority of the State officers are whig, and
the same party it is stated has q majority On
Joint ballot in the Legislature.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-17

WATER WoRKs.--Thc citizens Of York
PA are determined to supply their bor-
ough with water, by erecting works to
pump it from the Codons. $4,000 Of
the stock was taken in twenty minutes af-
ter the books were opened.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-17

JUpcE HUsToS, formerly OF the Supreme
Cour. of this State, died at his residence, in
Bellefonte, on Saturday last, in his 80th year.
He was much respected in and out of his pro-
fession. lie held q seat upon the bench until
he was incapacitated by advanced age, in con-
sequence Of constitutional limitation
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-17
pHILApELPHIA, Nov. IL. lS4

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10, lS49.
There has been better feeling IN the Flour
market, ard 1900 200O bbls have been sold
for Shipment at S5a5l24 per bbl. The latter
price, however, for a select brand For city
consumption prices range from g 10 s525
for common and good brands, and S5,37l
5625 tor extra. Rye Flour is in limited de-
mand. small sale at So per bbl Corn
Meal is rather more inquired after. Sales Of
800 bhIs. Pennsylvania at So. Grain-Ihe
receipts are increasing. The tow This after.
noon brought up about &c, 600 bushels ofNbea;
part Of which has been disposed Of at SlW
per bushel for prime red, and white al near
Sl,l3. Rye is scarce and in demand at e.
cents Corn is in limited demand. Holder;
ask G3 cents for old yellow, but one or TIVE
lois were taken at something less. New s
unsaleahe. Oats are steady at 2s 20 cents
tor Southern, aud 25 cents for Pennsylvania,
BALTIMORE. Nov Is. lS49.
Our markets are steady, with little variations
IN prices. Sales Of 1000 bbls -four were MADE
to-day at SIS for Howard street and City M'i''
There Is no change 10 notice in grain and pro-
visions.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-17

Gen. Mariana Paroles, Ex-PresidenG Of
the Republic Of Mexico, and who bore so
conspicuous part at the beginning Of The
late war with that country, died in the
city Of Mexico on the Ilth of September,
afer long and painful illnees.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-17
Posr-orrIcE OPERArIoxs.-The Pos;

PosT-oFFIcE OPERATIoNs.-The Post
master General has established the follow
ing post-offices in California and Oregon :
Portland, Oregon, Thomas Smith Salem,
Oregon, J. B. McLane Vernon, California, G..
A. Grant; CeIlonea, California, Jacob r. Lit
tie; Sacramento city, California, Fl. f. Robi-
son; Stockton, California, " Hopkins Bcne-
ci4, California, G. ". lIaden San Jose, Cali
fornia, J. d. Hoppe; Sonoma, California, L.
w. Boggs
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-17
n A R Z | E B

On the 9th inst, by Rev. James Smith, JOIN
w. ALEXANDER TO Miss REBEccA NJ. BELL,
both of East Kishacoquillas.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-17

The LetDistoIon Mills arc paying 90 20
o. cents Tor good wheat, so cents for Rye,
so cents for Corn, and 81 cents for Oats
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-17
Michigan,


The election IN this State mas resulted in
rnr nf the locofocos as usual
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-17
New JSrgeV.
View Work.

In this State the wings succeeded and have
majority on joint ballot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-15

and Surgical Josrsal. sroos otber'' the ioiioN'
INK ..s.eIneLt, which isstass1 - have ben de-
rived from su'hentsc stE;stlcs
"Tlat IA rortsltF IF "A. free pecp, y coe'T ~ ~
Ssfs 10 fAes 10 Pr eSHi srelN' '~~-- 49, ~
slareS 80.
Wo,. .hsss "suih. ntic statistics are, o. noio1
me bore rertrkGble stStesns-t = io1o154' 90
50t know Ia some Glft>NtH F1tlsfic5 nNVe
Osen m : ssb.s zbovs- 1hfn rl"iFs@ Sc q
-y9e "A the census, thst Do I'D Anc --tv tLef7
we're ABA. saclcs a. many per cent a zee D.Ack
s,ias" and "free blscs females g-tN H-lpg. so1ve
tbs az II s5 az o. male slaves and BE- fsr1sle
siayos And IN 20, with re.srerc: - ire sre
IS. ere was O. : c free blacks, 1er eentsse
hvirg as much grss,er thar tat he ayes as B
s,s.ng Win reference % centens-iar'. .GeT-
were. 10 1890 I'D l.fo. socl: to-s tiGes - may
frss back tcnQ.ss az Of females s.sTss, Pr oeHt.
! 10 n,t Wish the above fsc1 Of my ON p-o
due 20 BE- received a. lrce ar ? conf ctnv
9Th tho itsic.s-d q1ot.t1u tive became, .
Congress co1'd favor the p1D4c - IT. particle ri
lufhslftc rlo-mat' ~ sb04. the cher O. irfGnii
AID youths tr..ug toe ayes ard rec bscEi, r. g
,lsey 70 tic number Of sdgt,, we nsigh ha1ln)-
ME she statements, "a the principle TIA: us
s,esisr rspi1i.y Of the increase Of 2eoF . a.
coz gsnied with = iess svcrtge age O. ide "no'e
number.
Comparing the censores o. 80 aod $50. We
easily arrive 4 o., correct Inference last Ue
yho!s white population wss f2-lOotsi o. ye%
oder IN 1910 thar 1890 though We have no s~Ia'
Glen, data Tor 6etsl mining the average age ~
sIt1sr rate
Il . tno ni-utelcsi u the 5Ee6iS1 ceasuses
that gives them eI,rsoro'nay vl1e. here h'r
Z I'll s,.,sbe1 The u0mbcr o. Ps-'o'' 1fdef year
between and p 2 Ala 3. sId Z atd - ma be
tseen every yeer5 inere,.ts-. in''' Gaded 70
ire .aet data record o. cs14us q tnnoel oft0 70
tssen olr~oscs the fact tsei tie cary n 'rtA.itJ
q Sweden va vesy great in md AbyDt l77' .ihe
date - statistics before me- pa thst -'fr urge
mono tieH ~ those yHo r,ach s59l; tye a'e &C.
ur.e8 usst ste nsvcisc r. lie. oDmparic'
~ %. cer-us - s~sa-r ID trE'srd Got l2ao.
WS.esanr France, r~ay ia sfea fabaiR'.6 -"
--e- - Tih . ose ol Cities. STATES sod c~9"si~s
ID O.. Unite stcs. coup * seVclfi pcs ~
The He,clgnfs' A1CGc -, Dfc. 80 Jan. go
oar narona. csnsos oygft % d.scu7 80 >.
pr-sa8s ~ rsiQn birfh and Their ages. - u Jsc
= 11t,ve. 20 order tha' the J1I.sf Slater -
sao= bs nstpn i.s own i1,raa 70 ilSseacea 1r
NC Tie nigh Of TsSi1t1os IN tAs c'V"e-y
saoll. EiE5 oe noses
Toe very io'>res.iog i.ct q Z 20 sri7cn. -
Constant inc.esso % ihs Pge Il -e sh'fe ,sr-oas,
- e.ff, th-- Constitute tbs zi''s pe1Di- r. toia
cs..ty, Eaioi each 5.sss, IS 1r. -. ctr 'r9ti
lsfcrft u. cou1Us ci ieGo, 1910 -ra ie&. o
eliminated SHE al uu.eF N yes's pi sfo. sna o..
over S. Bor~erg roo 'eh'fS 'rQ's- .-,t|r 70 tor-s
IL