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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12

dsposisd = he Mint IN Phiisdssphs up 10 rA~sday
wesk wss e2O6o00.
The paymen ct the Sab.Tressury so-dsy we're
IN advance Of shs receipts Psyussss 1880. 9sls
Balance. 80 ss
Open policies to large amount have been taken
In Wallet on gold expected BY the Cunsrden from
Great Britain.
The SAiypins List has the annexed statement
Of exports from this port from April TO April TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12

FouSD DRowSED.- The body of Michael
Cooley, formerly fireman Of one of the Wilhsmsburgh
Ferry boats yesterday found floating in the East
River The Coroner will hold nques, In the course
OF the DAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12

WnLIAMsBuRGH.-The Election on Tuesday
In our neighborins village, resulted In an overwhe N.
leg Wing victory. Whole number Of votes cast 900
The principal officer. elected aud their msjores are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12

-Sty which our HAls have obtained. from neI
besusy and excellence he best guHsay maj can DC r,
20 for their superiority al oshes single MA val
h ,-ut 70 y,ucs the noss incrsdaloos that 90 me
scoss Of eccuony a. well Of appearance, hey are no
chsapes, Hats sod either Is his city or ssewhers
wA II ByEsE l. CO. is Broadway, T.
usi2~ and ISs Chessrutsl Philadelphia.
HArs, DREss-" SHOW ne mans style Of dress ss'a
III. polite Lord cheae ted to hs son ard can give you
sose opinion Of his led" There much uath 10 tse
r-rns For proof lock NJ gendeCss who wears one
Of the eegsnt new, sprrg style Ct Hss nsde BY KNOX
lss Fulson-st Beauty. durability a. economy ssss
cobned 10 their suaesure and shy does he deserve
h- be receives
Gxxis's Fors poLLas Has The subscriber feeis war
rsntxd IN declaring his estabshm-ni able 70 any Do
and q the beau ocde the economist ard hcse ho pre-
fer 10 follow their OWE rstead cfeompyrs viii The
dictates Of fashion JOHN N. GENiN. 81 Broadway.
CHLpsESs P,ss STRAW HAP .So CaPs-A oeannnl
variety Of The a,ss Treneh sboos Soc Spring and Summer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12

EXPEDITIONS FOR THE GiLA-Mr. Weber
whose new work, The Gold Mines OF the ella" We
lately noticed, has issued prospectus for the forms
ton Of a company to seek tho famous undiscovered
region Of gold and emeralds. the head.wa,ers Of
the aforesaid river II Ia to be called the Centrsls
Exploring and Mining Association" and is to consist of
sixty members The object of this expedition Ia some
what different from ths, Of the other overland com
psnies AID offers strong attractions to those who
possess youth AID spirI Of adventure It proposed
10 rendezvous In this City and New Orlesns by the
middle Of May
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12

Truman X smith, . so67 Samuel Garrison. -. 3si
Smiths majority lO1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12

Mrs. FARSHANs EXPEDIrioS.-Mrs. Farm.
ham has returned from the East and Is now basily
engaged in making the hnal preparations for the de-
psrture OF her expedition, in the sbp Asseiiqae she
residing for the present at % Bsrelsys where those
who wIsh 20 Join the Assocl atom may consult with her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12

NORTH AMERICAN LAND AND EMlGRAT ION
COMPANY We call attention the card of this Com.
psny IN today paper Its enterprise II prosecuted In
liberal and philanhropic splfis msy do much TO
celerste the progress Of desirable emig ration to m
gate It's hard'hips and to shield the stranger seeking
shores from many Of the gross frauds TO which he
tas hitherto been subjected. Mr.. Rawlings the Man.
a9er has devoted much siention 10 the subject and
thereby epsbed to act with knowledge and ricency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12

Markets. CAREFULLY REPoRrgD roa THE TaInuSs.
Wspssss.v Apdi A.
AsuEs-Pos are Arm At g. small P-ar. dub o.
Export fom lot TO lotL Aprdi
i8ig 1919
p,, ........ hills. 81 -
The examiner., 1849-11-17

Our readers will recognize in this phrase one
Of the many "aliases" under which human Ella
Ue7y is made to pass current among a people
who are constantly bOasting Of their unfalter-
ing attachment TO human liberty.
In this age Of stirring resli ties, and matter
of-fact utilities, men love 10 call things by their
right names, and nothing that is of the nature
Of truth and right needs the transparent shell
ter Of dOuble-mesning definition.
II is of the nature Of Fslsehood and Error to
attempt TO gain currency among men, and TO
strengthen themselves In authority by "smooth
phrases" and deceitful words. aye shall be as
Rods, knowing good from evil ;" were words Of
truth, but contained the essence Of a most fatal
faisehood. During the 5000 years of the worlds
history the devil has had many imitators--and
our own age furnishes its full quota. In the
seventeenth and eighteenth centuries opprss
sion found full warrant for its operations in the
Bible doctrine of "the divine right of kings"
and Tyranny could exercise its vocation with
out let or hindrsnee, under cover of that convs.
nientiy elastic doctrine Of unquestionabIe Bible
sanction, termed "submissaon TO lawful autbor
ity."
In Europe Priestly hierarchy can still grind
tne fsce Of the poor under cover Of the very
obvious Bible truth, "thst the church is of d.
vine origin and that It is the duty Of Its mem.
oes 10 minister to its temporal wants." and we
suppose that until human nature is changed In |
"s essential elements. irresponsible men both |
Poiiucai and sccIesasticaI, will continue 10
an' convenient excuses for the oppressive and
ynnnical exercise Of power-eud this A.
The examiner., 1849-11-17

structure stretched from abutment TO sbutment
across the orsging floodl How wasit made so
s,r6 ng az 10 bear the tread Of an army, or the
momentum of the rushing steam cart Iu be-
ginning was as simple as its termination is
grand. A boys plaything, Kite, was nrst semi
into the air; TO this kite was attached siiken
thread, TO the thread a cord, 10 the cord rope,
and to the rope cable. When The toy iell
upon the opposite side, the silken thread drew
over the cord, and the cord the rope, and the
rope the cable, and the cable, one after anoth-
er, great bundles, or fascia, of iron wire, and
these being arranged side by side and layer upon
layer, now constitute bridge Of such massive
ness and cohesion, that the mighty Genius OF
the Cataract would spend his strength upon II
! in vain.
Thus, my friends, may great results be edueee
from small beginnings. Let this first meeting
of the National Association of the Friends o
Education be like the safe and successful send
| ing of an aerial messenger across the abyss o
Ignorance, and Superstition, and Crime, SO tina
those who come after US may lay the abutment
and complete the moral arch that shall carr,
thousands and millions of our fellow-beings u
safety and peace, above the gulf OF Perdition
into whose seething foods they would other
wise have fallen and persisted!
The examiner., 1849-11-17

for exhibiting the stupidity which 10 at once
our safety and our reproach.
Werepeat then, that as Kenruckians, there 10
no necessity for our cherishing slavery as one
Of our "peculiar institutions" Neither Afri-
can slavery, nor its natural cOncomitant, Afri'
can ignorance, are desirable as a political or So
cial legacy for our children. And although the
prospects for the gradual extirpation of slavery
from the soil Of our noble State, seem now tS
wear gloomy cast, we can never despair:
slope springs eternal in the human breast"
With clear conscience, ard an unfailinl
trust In that Providence which notices evei
"the sparrow's fall" we shall continue to labo
with pen and tongue for this important caus
upon all fitting occasions.
The examiner., 1849-11-17
In Need.

" We hope those Of our subscribers who
have not yet responded to oururgent call forpay-
ment of their subscriptions, viii not let another
mail go from their post Office without remitting
their dues.
The examiner., 1849-11-17

one, and that in attempting to perform. in, the
Judge would convince his hearers, il no, him
self, that either the beloved institution or the
system Of common schools must 60 by the
boaRi.
The examiner., 1849-11-17

cs-we spoke ssme days since OF me a.so'''-I
of he ,.,ack of the s.samer Neptune, which NAs
sunk in the mississippi, Just oeio~ ne - =
tbe Ohio, in the year 1879 The oOsi had On -,
a valuable freight of lead and silver, whieA ~''i
u.ls rich MeSsrs. Nelson & Esds, the 0~ne'' q
the BelIboat Sab-MsEine No. = ~n' aA's - -.
time been engaged in the search ne = N
Republican Of Friday last says
The steamer Tobacco Plant, n aga. - oseSir
from Cai:o, brought up another iot % ..,se - sew
ery, &c, belonging 70 the steamer 1.r.. poE-
erai tunks have been taken 0ai ~. - arc ana
ton of the machinery, bal none Sors:on Of
one an % of he Old fashioned bunks, vIn .as s -,
on II. and in . tolsra0le stsis ofPrsse''AA'-'
smonsst he rescued nruelss-
The examiner., 1849-11-17

Z. E1IRA0EDISAEE A'FA'E-The las, Pa.zyaa
Whls' publishes a sirause rsPlrt Cd. -ess-s
death OF two children % NJ. Mc-.-. Ri,
siding about four miles from Ptl.aI-..-i,.
ron county. One was 8 gir. sb11. t5--...
other boy abort ten year Of sra
home IN the afternoon tor The g1r5o.s Of pa,
nuts Not returning a. uisai, le us.s55o-.
~as aroused, and ssasch made. a1. F.. "a. %. !
al next morning hat their bodies zee f.--.
'he faoias bottom n-s .-om -1er an !
house-wiIh Iheir thEoats c1L A7-sss-,- "a.
Il as the general Im2rs-si1l q. t-.-a s--t.4 -.
the bodies, that The cLi.Lfea vsls k.. a. -- .--
wild animal The th.5a,s, together u- I'D,
parts Of the bodies, = -le much nance
The examiner., 1849-11-17

|" " snd, occasionally, number Of the
EKAhIsER 10 psrsohs pho are not subscribers, in
the hope, that By psrnsai Of it, they may be in.
ducsd to szbscrite
The examiner., 1849-11-17
NOsiee.

W. shall, in future, discontinue scaling the
krsminer to subscribers after the expiration Of
the time for which their subscriptions pay, un-
less otherwise instructed.
The examiner., 1849-11-17

MORTALITY % CAPS GiEAzDz,J. w. .,
the following fiom i,s S. Louis E--,
Tuesday last.
The eleven 5ea,hs aeut.aas- Il. ...-
dent on last SUudsy, a. iavirE l.-..-a d. u.
GraIdesu trOm ehoeTs, rec Cd 4. =.
thought, tom poisoning. A Uos. .l-1.-. L.
tempt al wholesale murder j. s-s5--.a. |.
clerk oi the steamer Pontiac stat-s ..s. 4. 4
thought q large qnartiiy Of pOis0n vas t---z-
the town Seli, tr0m the fact -1al al .1a.s
used water from il WeTe attacked ~ :. -.
citizens continued m he euioyment 81 th---s.,7
health The greatest eKcIlem-al PIsya o. T,-
vel had been closed by the Town aI.11I -s. Il.
preparations were being made o -svs o. 80
| analyzed.
The examiner., 1849-11-17

SLAvEEr.-Whaf irstitutio, -.
ruPted our civil and scelesiastirsI -,
touched with c0ntaminatipg bI.gs- -
neaI' ana eonsciease Of the peopl.-br-i,r.s
US rsee OF professional Polticiaus-r,ry--,
'he purpose Of the tao ever daring. 49,
Pafnes oi Conservatism anu Rstorr,--v,,,.|
our orelgn Rslations-poursd taIough -
'ni,uau'e ~ S1~'H Heis ~ pT0fus..aiv
People the poison Of Oligarcay-u,5- a..
lest ereeds mocking lie-traiasd D. :. -.
'lcai hyPocrlsies-tamed doxn or r,ti,. u
tic yigor with cowardly caution-ts5 -
to naughty PresunPuoa-and set D.. h. -.
before the world "a brsggart and t-,rs- \, !
trust '-SLAvERI Nee York Ss.-i = :
Age.
The examiner., 1849-11-17

u-The Postmastes seuerai aas ins'ila-sa - -
contractor on the mai rOate between Lolis''-7
and Cincinnati, to deliver taiy ma.'' q
renceburE, Rising sun, Peiers5urs' "A'saN $40
vevay, instead Of every OlheF dag as -s'''''..-' '
slls2 additional, per year, IS allowed i'i ms SCI
The examiner., 1849-11-17

THE MARISO CoUNIY lsASsDi - a. irl
Courl Of Mason county aclouine- % -. -
ssaia.t ssS NsIs~n s.as,ion Jesse n s's,ss III
sSaer @ Co%en, and RcSsri Adams, ,h1'i'as s'.ss
having been engaged in the tssISess-o T,.. 4
Dances ia which the Kings were Ass- A,.-.,' ,..ril
in confinement and under strIet m..'-sl ~ ss
Much excitement Pregails, aad zen -, Al y
deemed il necessary 10 retain oolt - -
men, at Yellyille, to guard the Prso"s
Rock (d.kl G1z. Isl
The examiner., 1849-11-17

I'M. McKn ESQ, No. 81, North Fifth st.
Philadelphia, will receive subscriptions for the
Examiner.
The examiner., 1849-11-17

A BLOCK or N,EsE-Iae L. s.aiaf -- 30,
nois has requested The GOvs'n0' To- ave !, -.
from some quarry in tha. State '''A "
for he Washington Monument
The examiner., 1849-11-17
HRmphts Haera

Nov. 2d--NIe He lts--o-,t 3m5. >-uFar.
". Z. HaTper's eh :. is-ors by -1rs, Erz4 .s- .H
MeiOc. ................... .....
J b. Nichols th JO.cpheut tra-r. -f
Wsgner. dam " Levfsf ban. .... ........
COl. J. P. Whites Ch FTem0u- r Ton
Watson, Out Ofths dam OF 81 L ...---. L -
Time-f.5l-i:f9i-I-s1f- f-f5ig
The examiner., 1849-11-17

The Frankfort COnRlCs q Is reserved
from Thomas 5. Page, Esq, sr---- A---.-- CO
State, an interesting table emo-- .aE r--.. Do
able information From 10 .s-. ,-s- -s .-i-
value Of ta4able property in tls SAFE % hs---,sI
is as follows:
Total value Tor 1919 ...-...-.. : -. -,
.. lSto--.---..-.. -s-r-tIein
The examiner., 1849-11-17

CgWe fnd the following ir .as Nal-'' O.--
ier of the d:
MURDER AND ROBBgET.-l -elese- =
owners or crew Of the lIadIns s', o'-.r' p. p
lying some ten miles above 6-s- ol- Ne.t -
murdered on Monday n gh lss', -et ~
bed, BY some person n persons. yvl II 49, -
TIacss OF blood and Of a desperate s'f -s
to be found in different portion % ~ 'la- - p !
more than probable that the m11-eiei lo-..' -
thrown into the rivel. The bos- ass coz 2.r--t
riheC Of its mos, valas5le c0uitl-s. s .Ii
ed that there were three or iOu ,'1usa-- 81
worth Of dry goods on board, "li'l N7''
all tGken off. ..--
The boat was brought j0Wu % 6fs1d %. y
two strangers Who Discovered hsI co1ci-- u.s.
where she now is. ..-
Although 10 clue has been 'lun1 % -e p. =
perpafra,ers OF the above namel crmes, i ses...'
impossible they can long eaca1e, a. .e's,
their plumber. ID would be We rlolsl !. 1--'
eyery unknown person havius ty soods p -
possession under strange ciE1ums,ances % w.
frOm where they came.
The examiner., 1849-11-17

L. 5 IEEAsUET SIATENsSE.-ase1r--E s-
ofiiciai statement from he seer as .. .- Treas.
ury, the receipts in-o The T-l.--y .---s .-s
quarter ending the 5Jth Of S-.sz-r. 81. 10
nearly as can now be ascerta-lst, 'ss-s..
The examiner., 1849-11-17

Santa Re. -
been rsQuegooI q
mass meeting G
re, held Tor o.
question Of the or1
torial governmsnp = y h
inraencs, In the xb1uu u
iorms in aid Of the 81
oote ention Of Pern,n1
gaDtzstion; and bsta0
haf-militsry and
existing i insuHicio
equal adninistrslisa
have right 10 m>kpr
thair grievances to
correct them. and d
they have Just cIsim
ty Of the United States
tation and TO better thsif
Congress Of the United ST.
possession Of the lest lnforn<
most authoritative form, in regard
Tory; and As the request proceeds n
IesPec,able and intelligent eitizsn.
maps the only sfeeiaal mean. 10 ,cco-'7
wishes Of the people Of New M.Iira-
lore, II Is hereby recommended 10 a.
OF the several counties 10 assemble
meetings, as follows, to-vi,-" ana h
70 designate the places for ho.diag =
the same iangaage as is contain ned IN th
leigth, ana nlntR resolutions, and
'na' the eoaFenlloa APPOiat dslexat}
! gress TO enforce its Suggestions ~
eafiy aeuon "i Congress in their seh.i
; "Brsve' 1t. Col U. s Army, sona
The examiner., 1849-11-17

Showing an increase Oh the rcyeTl- rs.
the raIiO Of tsxaliOn had corr. g-t e. - 80
10 cents yer 500. Ci...-.------.-..-... : e'-e, -
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12

t,dso md China.--The details Of The
ne q. Gorjerd confirm the report by
Wa lnjla n,ail Of tie 17th March, OF the
,.c,orv ' gained by Lord Cough. The
g,i,lsi captured So Of the SO guns which
he Sikhs brought into action, together
r,tb all their camp magazine, ammunition
Ec, The loss on the part Of the British
was five officers and go men killed. The
war If the Punjab is considered al an end.
THE news from Hong Kong is to the 9th
If February. The dispute about opening
the civ gates at Canton was going on, but
there was general confidence that the
slipualons Of tie treaty Of Nankin would
be enforced.
Russia AND TURKEY.-1'he London
Times SAYS The Emperor OF Russia having
asceTaned that the military preparations
goiug forward IN the Turki.h empire were
undertaken al the Insligation of Sir Strat.
ford Canning, acting under orders from
London, despatched on the 29th of March
his AIDE de. Camp, General Grahbe, to
Constantinople, with an ultimQtum which
requires the immediate cessation Of warI;ke
Preparations in Turkey, as we'll as the
recall of the Ottoman troops assembled on
;he Danube. 1t further requires the
Porte's acquescence iii the occupation of
the Principalities of WaIIachia and Mol.
iavia by Russia Failing the acceptance
Of these terms by the Divan, the Russian
Minister is to quit Constantinople, and the
Autocra,'s troops, which are already in
Pennsylvania, are 10 advance on Constan,
inoPle. turning mot crossing) the Balcan.
The Russian fleet from Sevastopol is to
lerd It's cooperation.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12

On the ID April, by the Rev. J. P. Shindel, Jr.
JONATHAN VALENTINE, of Centre township,
onlon county, to Miss SUSAN ScHNrE, of Mif-
fin county. = -
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12
Re lrSPREIuDfCED.-le,n n.

BE USPREJUDtCED.- no foolish per
sons Be SO preudced against this truly celebrated
e5ne as 10 despise this advice let be used immed-
s'sg on pain being feli matter where il may be-
whether in the head feet, whether . be in The back
abdomen arising from external internal cause
The BandErhs Pills, and rely upon II, that the pain
viii co. the body wi be restored to health
tue has received Sufficient ASSISTANCE from their effect
The quantity 81 impure aun0rs discharged from the
BODY By the action Of TIE EIandrehs Pills, is replaced
tie course Of few hoErs with and pure blood, by
The digestion Of moderate meal. BY pnrging the body
"Ha TINS medicine the whole Of blood becomes
@sg purified and ;aceHerated.
mat the bogd the life Of the body presume 10 un-
as1lsd leTef0re shall Say that II being the SEAT OF
LIFE also Se the of disease II disease be in
81 blood should abstract the disease only, not The
tsoH- II IS the impurities which must be removed by
yagston heah ia all states Of the weather.
E all sitaations and in all climates. The blood, Ike
good pit, Is always trying to benefit the body by It's
struggles expel impurities But il is not capable 20 ef-
tssl 10 p8rication all times 10 do this II must
ofen assistance When the blood Is loaded wan I'M
Pies especially in this climate the consequences may
ts fatal provided blood is not purified at once, and
g to be effected if Bfandreth's Pills are used
Purchase The genuine medicine Of the following agents
JOHN A. sTERETT, Lewisto"nj Hlliiam Hardy NC
VsylowR; Jones i stmirgton. Huntingdon; Moore q
S1oys Alexandria; H. " CrssEelE, Petersburg; Hart
4-x smltAa & cc, aAnorhiil r. .n oDeEs, Birmingham
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12

lSpICTABLE MUsIC.-At a recent term
IF ,be court of Common Pleas in Darke
county. Ohio, number of individuals weIe
indicted and found guilty of riot, for serena
dino a wedding party with instruments OF
music disagreeable to 'fears polite" Judge
Hollis charge TO the jury, copied below
from the Greenvilie Banner, settles the
law of all such cases in that circuit, and
NAV be interesting to some of our readers !:
"The assembiage. of three or four per-
sons with bells, horns and fire arms, and
with these to approach the house where
family resides, rattlng bells, blowing horns
and dischargiGg fire arms, especially in the
Dioht season, calculated 10 alarm and terri.
f the inmates, Is against The peace, and r
otous. Nor does it change the character
Of such transaction, that wedding was
the occasion oft. Nor can /, be justified on
the ground that il was intended as a sere-
made, and was customary in the neighbor-
hood were it was enacted. In this age Of
progress, while progressing IN physical
science and improvements of every kind,
we should see TO IL tina, we do not fall be
hind IN the improvement Of manners and
morals.
"Some of the witnesses have spoken OF a
custom in that peighborhood TO honor we'd
dlngs with music of this kind. Such GUS
tom IS illegal II belongs not 10 civilization,
and should not receive the sanction of a
cour: and jury sitting in a civilized commu.
nIly. Il has been said that
Music hath charms to soothe the savage breast
II must indeed be d savage breast
tina, can be sonthed by the hideous sounds
Of cOB bells, horse iddIes, rams horns, and
like musical instruments, rafting. ringing.
and commirgling together, and nterspersed
with the occasional explosion of gunpow-
der.
"Such serenades are unlawful and riot
Gus. Such is the law. The jury will find
he defendants guilty or not guilty as they
understand the facts.
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12
Auditors Notice.

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-The subscriber, ap-
4 pointed by the Court of Common Pleas OF
Milllin county to audit and distribute the pro-
ceeds Of the Real Estate of MICHAEL CRlS-
WELL and j. V. CRlSWELL, now in the.
hands of ID. Mex Contner, Esq, Sheriff of
Mlfflin county, hereby notifies and requires all
persons claiming said fund TO attend at his of
fee, in the borough Of Lewistown, on TnuRs-
DAY, the 7th day of June, 1919, at which time
and place the said fund will be audited and dis
tributed or be debarred from coming in for any
share thereof A. p. JACOB, Auditor.
Lewistown, May s, 19i9-it
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12
D | Z D.

On Tuesday, April 18th, in Mcveytown, Mrs
JANE NORTH, wife of A. J. North, aged 25
years aud 10 months
On the 3d inst,, Thomas DoLAN, aged about
ID years. The deceased was contractor on
The Pennsylvania Railroad, above Huntingdon.
On the 8th inst, in Huntingdon. JACOB Ar
RIGA, aged about 30 years.