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MORE NEWS FOR THE SICK.
.4nOther severe case Of Asthma.

~
PHILADA., Dec. II, lS4S.
DR.. SwAYNE-Dear Sir cheerfully add my
testimony in favor of your valuable Compound
Syrup OF Wild Cherry, which conceive to be
truly the wonder and blessing of the age. For
the last four years have been afflicted with the
asthma. Sleep had become a stranger 10 NE -
night after night would have TO sit up in my bed
was attended by four or five different physicians
also, having used various patent medicines, but
all Of no avail. continued to grow verse, un.
iii commenced the use OF your valuable Com
pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, which afforded me
instant relief. After using several bottles wss
restored TO perfect health.
Yours with respect,
SARAH B EVANS.
Any information respecting the above case will
be freely given by her husband
HAMPTON w. EVANS,
Carpenter, corner of Eighth and Paris sis.
An important caution that should be care
fully perused by every family in the
United States. Truth, not mere asser-
ton.
There is but ore genuine preparation of VIA
| Cherry, that is, Dr.. SwAYNE's, all others, by a
! little enquiry in the quarter where they originate.
will be found to be fictitious and cOunterfet,''
The great aud increasing demand for the Original
article" has induced host Of unprincipled men
to put forth spurious, and to give currency to
their nosrums attach the name of Wild Cherry.
thinking to borrow a name from that already es.
tablished, As you value your lives, beware Of
them-Some are called "Balsam," "Cherry
and Tar" "Wine of Wild Cherry" ""Wild Cherry
Pills." "SarsarlIIa Wild Cherry Bi,ters," and a
host Of othors, who, in some way, attach the name
Of Wild Cherry. No one ever thought of using
this name for articles Of their own until it had
become established and known as belonging to one
Of the greatest remedies ever discovered for the
benefit OF the human family,
That remedy is DR. Swayne's Compound Syrnp
Of Wild Cherry, the original and only genuine.
Remember it is put up in square bottles, covered
with a beautiful wrapper, (stee engraving) with
the portrait Of DocToR SwAYNE thereon, also his
| signature.
Prepared only by DR.. SwAYNa, COZ. of sth and
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MILKING Cows. Let care be taken that
your cows are MIXED clean the last milk
is much the best and besides, cows, are
cften spoiled by careless neglect.
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DIR. SWAYNE'S
Celebrated Family Medicines.
CURE FOLLOWS CURE
More proofs Of the efficiency of
DIR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYR.
UP OF WILD CHERRY.
The Original and Genuine Preparation
CONSUMPTION,
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Liver Com.
plants, Splitting Blood, difficulty OF breath.
lpg, pain in the side and breast, palpita.
ton OF the heart, inauenga, Group,
broken constitution, Sore throat,
nervous debility, and all
diseases OF tho throat,
breaS and lungs:
the most elIeG
tual and
speedy cure known Tor any of the
above diseases il
DR. SWAYNE,S COMPOUND SY-
RUP OF WILD CHERRY.
n truly wonderful cure---Read this entra-
ordinary case!
December 81, ls4s.
DR SwAYEE,
Dear Sn Having contracted a severe
colo, which settled upon my lungs, attended with
violent cough, pain in my side and breast, dit.
fculty of breathing, was attended by physicians
of the first respeclablity, but my symptoms be.
came very alarming, there was an abcess formed
in my lungs and made its way through my side,
and discharged large quantities of puss externally
so that my physician thought the power or func.
| tons of one OF my lungs were totally destroyed
therefore supposed the case entirely hopeless -
This mournluI state of things continued for long
time, until was wasted and worn to a skeleton.
| had tried number Of remedies, but all failed
to do any good. But there still being spark OF
| hope left with me and my anxious parents, and
| having heard of the great virtues of your COM
POUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY, and its
being approved of by physicians OF the first emi.
nence, concluded to make trial of it, and to
my great satisfaction, my cough gradually grew
better, the hole in my side began to heal, and
am now happy to say, from poor and almost
hopeless skeleton, have become healthy and
weigh more than ever have. All my neighbors
can testify to the above fact.
ABRAHAM HClNSICKER.
Two miles from Skippackvile, SkIppacE
| township, Pa
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COLUMBIA COUNTY, INSTITUTE

TINE Trustees of the Columbia County Iash.
l. tWe take pleasure in announcing to the
public that they have secured the services Of the
REV, SAMUEL SCHAFFER,
as Principal Of the School to be opened in blooms.
burg on Thursday, the 9Th day of April next
The highly attesled abilities OF Mr.. Schaher al
ford an ample guarantee for thorough instruction
in all the various branches taught in the school.
These will consist of the following:
LANGUAGES.
Aneient-Latin, Greek aud Hebrew.
MOdeTn-German, Spanish, French and Italian.
ENGLISH.
Arithmetic, Geometry, Algebra, Surveying,
Navigation, Geography, with the use of globes
History, Natural Philosophy, and Chemistry, with
lectures and experiments; Moral and Mental
Philosophy, with lectures, Penmanship and
Elocullon will receive daily ottentlon
TERMS, In order TO secure the greatest a
mount OF benefit to each pupil, we think the
standard number shonld be twenty-five, unles:
the demand Of the public should warrant an as,
sislant The prices will be as follows:
The English branches IS per quarter
Do with addition Of language, &
VIM. McKELVY, !
J.. b. RUPERT,
CALEB BARTON, STrustees.
DANL SNYDER,
JACOB MELICK,
Bloomsburg March Is, lS49.
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS,
ID DEMAINlNG in the Post.once at Blooms.
IL burg, tor the quarter ending March 81
1919.
Anthony, J. B Laurish, AR
Achenbach, John LopDs, II 2
Agenbuch, Elizabeth LUZ, J h
Bopp, Wilhelm Nurnagh, RIB.
Brown, ii. W, McMulen, S r
Bors, Robert Mcdonnell, Edward
Blue, Samuel Mears, Thornton
Cowden, } II Mellck, Andrew
Chesive, Thomas Minor, John
Coyen, Crlssann McMlchae, Nancy
Cortright, John Manning Maria
Detwillee, JohU Manley, w w
Dleterch, II Maachcnce, Israel
Doan, n + MackeN. John
Davis, Thomas Ovens, Chs
Eyerds, Nathan Plat, Xenas
Evans, Richard Reamer, Isaac
Fisher, William Read, Frances
Guudy, G Russell, Thos.
Green, Samuel Robins, Cassendane
Gibson, F. ID Steely, Philip
GalIatn, l. Seger, George
Hess, Chs. Stewart, +
Hershey, Amanda Sellers, w II
HendeTShOt, Jos. Snider, John
Hull, Asa SeCiect Mr.
Hartman, Martha Smith, George
Jones, Jos. Slecker, John
Johnson, Hiram Shiuten, John
Johnson, Catha;ine Traugh, L G
Jones, John Ward, WIN.
Williams, William.
0p-Persons applying for letters on the above
list will please say they are advertised
L. B. RUPERT, P IL,
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THE PENNSYLVANIA HOTEL,

THE PENNSYLVANIA HOTEL.
VNHE undersigned very respectfully informs his
friends and the public in general, that he
has taken the PENNsYLyANIA BuTEL, located on
Main street, BIoomsburg, recently kept by Thus:
c. Bomboy, aud will continue it as
PUBLIC A. HOUSE:
Whore he will be happy to attend to the wants
Of his customers and the public.
HIS house has been renovated and refurnished
and no pains or expense will be wanting to make
it both pleasant End comfortable.
His table is well supplied with the choicest OF
yands, his bar with The best Of liquors, and his
stabIiug extensive and well.arrauged.
icj.The patronage Of travellers and the custom
Of Jurors, Witnesses, &c, attending court is so.
liciled, as they will always ind " good fare aud
moderate bills"
WESLEY SHANNON.
Bl9Oms0srg, April 7, lslg
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NEW CHEAP STORE.

NEW CHEAP STORE.
HNHE Subscribers respectfully iniolm The citi.
liens of BloOmsburg and the public in gen.
eral, that they are now opening lalte and well
selected assortment Of
rail- and Uinter Goods,
at the" Cheap Corner lately occupied by EOb.
Ter G. PebiBin. Cur stock consists ola CINE.
RAJ VARnTY, well adapted to The stason, which
will be sold at unusually low prices
OJ. The public are respectfully invited 10 MI
and examine cur stock before aking their pur.
chases.
N. B. All kinds Of country pr, duce taken G
exchange.
HAYHURST & BALLY.
Rlonmshutg Nov. II. lSAS-y
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REMOVAL.
Clothing Emporium m.
PRICES REDUCED.

PRICES REDUCED.
TNHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
4 and the public, that he has Removed his
cheap Clothing Emporium to his new stand,
on Main Street, above the AMERICAN HOUSE,,
where he can beat both Jew and Gentle at sell
ling cheap Goods, Clothing, &c. Take the fol-
lowing sample OF his prices
Fine Dress or Frock Coats from So to SIP
Splendid Blue Black Dress Coats 10 10
CaShmerelt, Alpaca and summer cloth, . 6
Llnnen Coats OF all kinds, 3
Black Cashmere Pants, 3 5
SPLENDID Lanartine Pants, 4 &
COttonade and summer Cashmere, q
Plain Satin Vests, . 3
Figured Satin vests, . 3
MarseiIes and Cashmere vests, | .
Boys Pants and Vests, 3
Mems Casne Pants, It's 300
SUMMER CLOTHING,
Of every description, Dry, Fancy, and Staple
GOODS, and general assortment of Shirts, Bo.
SONS, Collars, Gloves, Suspenders, Stocks, Hand
kerchefs, &c, &c.
Garments mdde 10 Order on short notice.
o. Persons residing out of town will find it to
their advantage to purchase clothing of him as he
is determined TO put prices down so low as to make
an object to those who come from a distance
Gentlemen don't forget to enquire for Nathanss
Cheap Clothing Store, on Main Street, one door
burg
SIMON NATHAN, & Co.
Blcomsburg, March 81, lS40
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PHILADELPHIA TYPE FOUNDRY.
No. s. Pear ST., Near the Exchange,

PHILADELPHIA TYPE FOUNDRY.
No. s. Pear ST., Near the Exchange,
PHILADELPHIA.
TNHE subscriber having made great improve
ments in his method Of casting type and mix
ing of metals and had thorough revision of his
matrices, the faces Of which are not eXcelled, in
beauty and regularity of cut, by any in the Coun.
try hatters himself that by a strict personal at
tention to business, and employing none but the
most Skilful workmen, he is enabled to offer
A SUPERIOR ARTICLE,
AT Atgrealy reduced prices
He is continually adding to his stock all that is
new from the best workmen of this and other
countries, and having laey procured from Eu-
rope, variety of New faces and Ornaments soil.
cits the attention Of Printers thereto.
Specimens will be sent to those wishing to or.
der
Presses, Chases, Cases, Ink, Stands Galleys,
Brass Rule, andevery other article needed tofur-
nish complete Printing Office, supplied at the
shortest notice. German book and job Type, of
The newest style and of all sizes carefully put up
IN iounts OF correct proportion,
ALEXANDER RORB.
August 10, 1S4S 1y-t&1OD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-09
THE PRESIDENT AND THE CALIFORNIA
QUESTION

The New York Evening Post of the 2ls instant con
tanned an article abiding to the President and his Cab
net. from which We quote the following passage:
"When consider the desire Of Gen TAYLOR that
Congress should adopt the scheme of Walker, which
contemplated the erecting Of California int an absolute
principally under the President who to be the arbi
Ter Of the slave question within ifs boundaries could
not have expected that The Evening Post should be re
garded with particular favor by the State Department.
Inc fact that after he to Washington in February
Gen. Taylor interested himself in favor Of the scheme
and was anxious that 1t should get majority in the
House of Representatives, is denied BY any paper
W ashlngton, and will not beo
And in speech delivered BY MIR ]. r. Giddngs at
Warren, in Ohio, since his home from Congress
and published in the Cleveland Herald we find The fol
lowing assertion:
Notwithstanding the Allison letter. and The pretended
pledges of Gen Taylor leave all questions of legislation
entirely TO Congress, he found personally urging
members of Congress to pass Mr. Walkers amendment
lhonSh attached as II was 10 the appropriation Bill TIE
first movement Of the first friend IF the Wmot Pruviso
after he had arrived At nations capital give
his personal Influence 10 measure, the effect Of hch
was u extend slavery"
Inc abgre article reached " from different quarters
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COMMON COI-\CII..

At7 meeting of the persons elected to serve as c m
MN Cuuncnen for the Town Of Lynchbug, fur the
present year. the Coanci chamber in said Town, on
"Wednesday evening. the 4th Of April 1919
Present john NJ. Otey, Michael Hart, Charles w.
Christian. Upton D. Jennings, Sampson Dugud
George f. Roberts, Pleasant Partin Thomas o. AGREE,
and John r. Mcdaniel, whD having severay taken the
oath "a support the Constitution Of the United States,
the oath Of fidelity TO the Commonwealth, and the cath
NJ office before Edwin Mathews mayor Of sa,d Town,
took their seats in Common Council.
The Board having Organized proceeded to the election
# President of the Common Council, when John NJ.
Otey was unanimously elected and theTeupon he took
his seat.
The ard proceeded to the election of Clerk of the
Common Council, when David Rodes was unanimous
ly elected and the said odes hereupon in presence of
rh7 board, took the oath office before Edwin Mathews
Mayor Of the said Town.
Rcsolred. That the rules heretofore adopted for The
government OF the Common Council at its session. be.
and they are hereby adopted for The government Of the
present Council.
Nh Christian offered resolution in these words Re
solved. That in view Of the increased burthen Of taxa
ton which necessarily be imposed on the citizens
IF Lynchburg, to meet The guarantee made to certain
stockholders in the Lynchburg and Tennessee Railroad
the Common Council will this wear retrench its ex-
pendues and crail as far practicable the salaries IF
is officers which being read, was, Oh motion of Nj.
Hart. ordered to lie on the table
The President appointed the following committees for
the present year Messrs Henry Davis. Paal jones,
Jesse Hare and Charles w. Christian be of the Street
committee.
Messrs John R. Mcdaniel, Michael Hart Pleasant
Partn and Upton D. Jennings to be of the Naterning
Committee.
Messrs. Sampson Diuguid and Michael Hart to oe of
the Safety Committee.
Messrs. Thomas O. AGREE and George E. Roberts to
be ofthe Public Market Committee
Nessrs. Sampson Duguld and Upton d. Jennings
to be Of the Committee Of Public Burying Grounds.
Charles w. Christian appointed by the Boa I'd to
assist the Commissioner and Assessor in the classification
Of the business tax, and The examination Of the Com
misSioners revenue book the present year.
And then the Board adjourned.
True extract from the Journal
ID. ROBES, Cpk
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ONE DAY.LATER FROM FRANCE.

New York. April 8 10 P. NJ
The packet ship New York, Of tho Havre line had
inst arrived, having sailed from Havre the 9th of
March.
She brings dates from Paris the 9Th nit, being one
day later than those brought by the Europa.
The result Of the sitting Of the National Assembly Of
the Sh ult, caused considerable rise the funds espe
caly in five per cent which continued on the 9h but
without much activity. The extraordinary abundance
# money the market, and the holiness Of operation
for together with the tmidty of those specializing
for decline, contributed this result Five per cents
Were quoted at S5f, Soc; three per cents 55f.
The report Of NJ. Gondaux, the Budget Of receipts
presented to the Naon Assembly Oh the 9Th ult
It concludes with resolution in favor Of the rdoption Of
the proposed Budget.
The affairs Of Italy no cncer subjects ofalarm
Inc change the general feeling is, that if intervention
takes place it will be effective without producing an
European confllc The present course Of the Minister
Of Foreign Affairs this important and ticksh subject
is greatly commended.
The Minister Of the Interior has given directions to
The Protects TO deliver passports to all Polish refugees who
should apply for them and TO supply them with sufr-
Gent funds to enable them TO reach the frontier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-09

Cooperation per cenis-par value tl00-las, sales
at %
James River & Kanawha Bonds guaranteed by the
Saie-97 $9S and interest
Exchange Bank Srock-par value Sl05-none on
sale.
Farmers Bank S,ock-par value 5000
Virginia Bank Stock-par value 1906.
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stock
par value 500 held SS5.
Richmond Fire Assocla ion StOck-par value so
S29 50 80.
Rrhmrnd Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Rad
par value 800 held al SIS and in:
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and satisfied tia, thew misrepresen-

about the same lime and satisfied tia, they msrepresen
ted the motive and conduct Of the President IN The mat
ter referred TO- we have taken pains ascertain
the facts in the case and now beg briefly 10 state them
l. was very natural that the President and his friends
should in common with all the friends Of the country,
ahNously desire that law should pass Congress
enable the Executive Canrus; TO prevent these
scenes Of not and boodshed which have dlspraced the
new Territories nther present Of anbrided anachr
10 subject the PEOPLE. and especialy the muudes now
nrpc eing to he gold region. the sanitary
# aw and order; and to redeem solemn trea7 obliga
Iiln with Mexico to maintain government ior the pro-
lection u the elnntry had obtained from Ter. The
President ard his friends doubtless eanesily desir-
ous that Congress should fully enable him The laws
faithfully executed in California and y Mexico But
take upon ourselves say that it that either
he they expressed any preference for Mr. Walkers
amendment Mr. We>sies. any other POSITION
equally effective with either attain the desired end
His object the establishment of government of
sort. and either provision would have satisfied him which
appeared acceptable Congress. Il l. unfounde1
and maciuS 70 represent him having sought throw
lis weight elher f1r against the Free Sill party.
Should the Free Sl,l party or any portion Of it, here
alter ne detected in any act cvncng deliberate purpose
% prevent The formation Of any civil government in Cal
form IL New Mexico, keep Up the agitation
between the North and the South for sectional party OBJ
jects, the President may find il be his solemn duly
friwn i'd Inan y that mer-ly the first dawn
ing bat the 'perct day. Of attempt ALLEVIATE one
portion u the Union from ancther-.Nai Llt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-09

MsssR. FDToR:-In the astfRepublican there appear
I'd an editorial article headed Nh Irving and NJ. Pow
H. in which Nj Powel's influence and agency in Sc
curing Raj road dwelt upon in contrast with the
Inefficient services Of Nj Irving. 1t is not my purpose
detrlct from the merits u Mr. Pow-ll-nor 10 depre
ciae his services in behalf-because they such
enitle him to the gratitude Of every true friend Of
hat work, but my principal object is II bring to the
ice # the public the malignant, unjust and insldons
spirit towards Mr. Irving, which pervades the entire
tcIe Whilst there Is nothing il that article which
would Justify Mr. Irving in holding its author to account
ability yet he dsp1Sltilu ID lujure-the wish 10 wound
apparent in every line. The same spirit appears
in The whole Of that paper towards that gentleman
As to the truth of the Republicans article. appeal 10
the highly intelligent CITIZENS Of both parties, who viii
messed his lab in behalf Of great work. to sustain
in the assertion that there not among our numer-
friends in the late Legislature. Jealous, able
and efficient advocate Of the enterprise, than Henry z.
Irving. The petty and puny efforts Of the Republican
d-ract from his well earned fame excite other
feeling than contempt and scorn in the bosons Of those
who knHW the man. His high character, 8 gentle
man and Of talents, is appreciated through the
District As lawyer he ranks with the first in the
which he practices Distinguished IN the Leg
slature, and twice the Eector for this District he has
by his ability, chivairy and courtesy. the respect
and admiration If men Of all parties. That such char
acer should incur the riicue AID detraction of mean
and craven spirits is all wonderful for with them.
virtue and tanning and lofty bearing in others but
Y offend, BY shamug the meanness Of their ion bic
natures. JUSTICE.
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o Ii | Il L A X Y.

Died. of n1amation of the brain, at his residence in
Bedford county, on the 2nd ult., Mr.. GARLAND
SWINNY, in the Goth year of his age. # may. in
truth be said Of the deceased that he was an industrious
and an honest man. Simplicity Of manners and good
will to his neghbofs his prominent characteristics
Neither envy hatred found place in his heart He
died, the good delh, in peace-eavng behind him
wife and large family Of children to mourn his depar
ture.
~ Patriot cnSy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-09

Co The rumor that Mr.. Hannegan's nomination BY
NJ. Polk IS Minister to Prussia, was made at the urgent
request Of Mr. Clayton, is pronounced by The Naiona
InelIgencer utterly untrue
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-09

1t must be source ofrleasure every man who feels
an interest in The responsibility ohe proceedings of Con
gress to learn that NJ Fo.' declines publishing te ma
ny absurd things he said Saturday night and Sunday
morning The 81 and 4th March. The Reporter Of The
Lnon says he is requested BY Mr.. Foote to state that
he - speaking merely against time ana in order 10 de-
teal ..o amendment ofthe House t. the Appropriation
BIZ Mr., Webster, BY agreeing 10 give uptbe amend
ment saved the 5i'l Mr.. Foo;e informs Us. BY card
TO the National IneI'geucer. correcting errors in The r.
T'rtS o hiS speech that the President had MESSAGE
ready assigning his reasons Fl Withholding his sanc5n
N The Appropriation bill. should It have passed with The
amendment. This is fact which has not been known
We believe, until now
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LYNCHBU RG MARKETS.

F2o,r-$4 25-Dull.
Prorisiops- Bacon, New6l 7; Beef, to cts;
Corn Meal 40 as cents
Theat--2ed s. cents; White o.
Grna.-Corn. 40 cts Oats 3OI 80 cents.
Ciorer Seej- s. 6
Uhsfey-StIes at Is 20 cents
Bec@rar-lS cents
B0ucr-Verv dull 10 to ~ for No. |.
Brand3-Apple none offernr Peach. none offering
Bur Iron SS5 assorted and $50 60 when drawn to
order
Co7ee-Rjo 8 to CENTS Lagura s. to 9 Java ~
Mocha 90
Country Lnens-Tow 12and Flax Is.
Cotton Yarns-Sales IA to Is cents.
Ftattcrs-30 to 80 cts.
FIdr Seed-SaIes 80 cents
Ftsh-IIerrinys. No |, s. 50; Shad, old 81 So
new 8 50.
Gutseng-25 cents.
Hemp-No sales We quote s. to 81 in demand.
Li,sced OHIO cents
Lard-65 al.
,'lolrsses-\vest India s. to 40 cts per gallon n
O. ~ to Is cents
Plaster-Lump. Sc. tot.
Sugars-New Orleans TOT cents; Porto Rico to s
cents; Clarified ~ cents; Loaf | t ! to II. cents.
SaH.-s2s a q.
I'dloc-9 to g cents
To-$350 per Dbl
JTool-23 TO % cts dull
= ID IL
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The Washington Wing says that the accession Of
zen Taylor, the following the proportion OF Wings
and Dement'S in few Of The Bureaus at the seat Of
Government The General Post Office is included
The dSp-erortion Of Wings there is still striking
Yet the Union gTavely tells Us Mr.. Pvks admnis'a
tlUn was not ruscrptlveD