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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-30

LYING IN BEp Forty YEARS Considerably
above forty years ago, yeoman Of the neigh
borhood Of Keighley, England, got enangled
in the meshes of the tender passion and suf
fered disappointment. Having taken to bed
al that time, he has kept it ever since neither
threats nor entreaiies ever once induced him
TO leave it. His health is nniniured; he eats
well is conscious Of all that is being done
around him; and, enjoying small competen
cy, he resolves TO end his days where he
has so gloriously immured himself for nearly
half century.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-30
EDITORS TABLE.
Business Notices,

Ina +, CLEMENT, advertses a new stock of
goods, which he has just received from Philadel-
phia, and now offers for sale 10 his customers,
Mr.. T. S. Bopsr, by bis advertisement informs
the public that he has opened new clock and
watch establishment in Selinsgrovc, Mr.. Bobst
has the reputation of being careful and skiful
workman.
to hand The publication is u cheap one at 800.
The contents are varied and interesting.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-30

70 FOUND DEAp.-Conrad Rhodes, a
German abont 40 years old, who had been
employed for several months past at the
Hotel OF Mr.. J. c. Perkins, in this place,
was found dead on Sunday morning last
He had been kicked IN the face, few
weeks since, which, together with a more
potent destroyer-rum, was adjudged by
the Inquest to be the cause Of his death.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-30
tnasl)instun Ncws.
Correspondence of the Phila. Ledgcrl
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHINGToN. N

WASHINGTON, Nov. "a.
The Secretary hrs called upon the Ma,
Board TO suggest some. mode Of punishme
in lieu of the lash let us hope they will I
commend regular system of rewards, a
that the Secretary will make some such 81
gestions TO Congress. Two.ihirds OF the
nor offences may at all times be punish
without flogging, and the severer CAGES m
be punished more severely by some OH
mode.
Cheap postage is the chef aim of the po
master General, and some of the fact. to
set forth by the Secretary of the Treasury
serve as arguments in favor of a modifcati
Of the Tariff doubt much, however, whe
er, with the exception of iron, and perhs
coal, the present Congress will make any
rious alterations in the law of 1916.
substi'utions of specifics for ad uaiorems
be strongly recommended by Mr. Corwin.
The Presidents Message will necessar
be very long document. First of all,
may look 10 an able r.view of the excti
topics of the day, and the course which
administration of Mr.. Fillmore intends
pursue in regard TO them. The Presid,
will be explicit on the subject, and avow
determination 10 execute the laws passed
the last session. There will be no,hi
equivocal or temporizing in the message, I
any recommendation to alter the laws whi
he has sanctioned in good faith. This is :
the period TO propose any amendments, a
should they be agitated in Congress, the Pre-
dent and the administration will oppose til,
with all the constitutional means al iheil CD
mand.
No new loan is required, and none will
asked for by the Secretary of the Treasu
California and the new Territories of N
Mexico and Utah will necessarily occup,
large space in the message. The differ
routes across the lshmus, including Mica
qua, and especially 7ehuantepec, will also
ceive propel share of Executive conside
tions. OBSERVER
Mn. JUNIUs SMITH is still successful
cnltivating the tea plant in South Carroll
/, He has received this year, direct from {
ma, large quantity of plants, which arr
ed in good condition, and are almost all
ing and doing we'll. He appears very 5
guine of success.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-30

W PosT MISTRESS AT NoRTHUMBER-
LAND.-We neglected TO mention that Mrs.
Weimer has received the appointment of
Post Mistress at Northumberland, in place
OF the late incumbent, Mrs. c. G. Boyd, re-
signed. The appointment we believe, gives
general satisfaction.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-30
20 TAXES ON BONDS AND MORTGAGES

70 TAXES ON BONDS AND MORTGAGES.
Friend Hickock of the Lewisburg Chro-
ncle,, ,corrects US as follows, in this matter.
The act of 1850 led us into the error.
Money at interest, in whatever shape, is taxa
bic for State, county and other purposes, by virtue
of the acts of Klth June, 1910; Goth April, 1914
and 7th April, ls49; and is specially exempted
from taxation for Borough and Township purpo-
ses by the 22d section of act of 25sh April, 1880
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-30

HORACE MANN says that President Taylor
told him "that in case any State should
nullify an act ofCongress, he would imme-
diately order a naval force to blockade its
coast he would allow nothing to pass into
or como out of the rebelious State, and he
thought Il would soon give up its rebel
lon."
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-30
CENSUS OF NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY,
COMPLETE

We are indebted to +. S. Mackey, Esq,
the Deputy Marshal, for the following abb
stract Of his labors, In taking the census OF
this county. Mr.. Mackey, in alluding to
some slight errors in the statements previ-
ously published, says, the population of
Sunbury is 1919 instead Of 1918, which
makes the increase II 1 instead Of 105 that
of Milton is 1649, being an increase of 2OS.
Besides several other small errors have been
corrected.
MrLroN, Nov. 25th, 1850.
II. B. MAssER, ESQ. Sir IL have
finished taking the Census of Norlhnmber.
land county, and send you below, a corrected
list of the Townships and Boroughs, with the
number of inhabitants each contains, viz:
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-30

ACCORDING to the Worcester Tribune,
w. P. Neal, of that city has discovered a
process by which fruits, vegetables, meats,
&c., may be preserved perfectly fresh for
any length Of time. Application is to be
made for patent.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-30

SENATOR BERRIEN is denounced by both,
Union and Resistance men OF Georgia, in
consequence of his letter, SO that he will
doubtless lose what he is aiming at, viz a
reelection to the Senate.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-30

RETURNING CALIFoRNIANs.-About one
thousand persons were on the Isthmus when
the last steamers were ready TO sail. Three
hundred and fifty were taken on board The
Crescent City and five hundred on board the
Pacific, a steamer about the size of the Ad-
miral, On the Pacific they were absolutely
packed in bulk, and for nearly one day be-
fore reaching Havana were without provis-
ions and water. OF the Crescent City's pas
sengers, who arrived at New York on Thurs
day night, number are sick of Chagres fe-
yer others, worn out with their hardships in
California, are not only sick, but absolutely
pennyless; and will have 10 depend upon
the charity Of strangers for means TO reach
| their various homes. OF all the Crescent City's
| passengers perhaps not more than twenty or
thirty have gained anything by their Califor-
MIA trip, while hundreds of others have not
only lost all, but are also ruined in cons,ilu-
! tion. Perhaps the want of success was as
much their own fault as that of the coun-
/ try from which they have returned. Ii re-
quires energy, industry, perseverance and
| business tact to make fortune in any coun-
| try, and where one will starve, another, with
the right kind of talent will reap riches
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-30

GT A well written communication un-
der the head of "Industry" will be found
on our third page. The author promises
more of the same sort.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-30

REwARD.--A thousand dollars have been
offered by John Tucker, Esq, President of
The Railroad Company, for the arrest of the
parties, who recently placed distractions on
the Mill Creek Road.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-30

D- Our Baptist friends have been hold
ing protracted meeting in this place.
Three adult persons We're baptized, by i'm
mersion in the Susquehanna, on Wednes-
day morning last.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-30

GT John Baker, man with large fa-
mily, was found dead at Muncy, near
Frick's Boat Yard, on Thursday morning
the 21st inst, cause-intemperance.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-30

05- There has been rumor that the
President has ordered the arrest of Gov.
Quitman for treason, arising out Of the ex-
pedition Of Lopez.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-30

A MOVEMENT has been started at Rotter-
dam for the formation of a company to esiab-
lish steam communication between the port
and New York.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-30

AT UPsAL, in Sweden on the 18th ult.,
twenty three lunatic patients were bnrnt alive
by fire in the Royal Hospital.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-30
New Advertisements.
TRlE TERE LATEST ARRIVAL
of
NEW GOODS,

al A1AG pAShL UE
: :. a. r. O. l. 4 NJ E II T
WHO takes this meihed of informing
w friends and customers, that he has lust
ccived and opened splendid assortment of
NEW ODS.
which he offers to the public at the lowest prie
His stock consists of every variety and quail
necessary for the farmer, mechanic and labor
as well as the professional man, viz - all kinds
Mems Apparel.
SUCH AS CLOTHS, CAssIsIEREs, sATTiNET,
yESIINGs, &c.
ALSO:
a large assortment of
Calicoes, Mousseline De LANES, Alpaeeas,
Msriios, Shawls Hdndkerehiet,
Gloves, Hosiery, Cheeks,
Cam5rics, G,ng-
hams, SC.
Also large assortment Of
Boots and S.'oes, HITS and Caps
Gum oyer Shoes,
Also AN ASSORTMENT OF
READY MADE CLOrHING!
4 general assortment of Groceries, Suga
Coffee, Tea, Cheese, Mo-
lasses, Spices.
An assortment of
Hardware, Nails, Steel end Iron
Liquors,
Such as Brandy, Gin, Ram, Whisksy, &c
70 Prodnce of all kinds will be taken in ey
change, and the highest market price paid for tn,
same.
Sunbury, Nov. 80, lS5O.-ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-30

Hon. Lewis Cass will deliver a lecture
before the franklin Lyceum of Providence,
on the 9th instant.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-30

~ PRINTING INK.-A few kegs for sale
for cash at this office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-30

THE NEAPoLITAN Gov vERNMENr have grant.
ed the sum of twenty thousand duca,s for
continuing the excavation of Pompeii.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-30
BATTLE WITH INDIANS.

A party of whites under Captain Best, OF
the brig Orbit, now lying at our levee, and
an old California adventure, Mr.. Van Deuzen,
had severe engagement with a party OF In
dians, at the month of Salmon river, on the
Klamath, about the middle of August'last-
The Indians, it appears, had taken nine white
men, whom they were holding as quasi priso-
ners, having robbed them Of their clothes,
provisions, horses, &C., some time before this
party of whites arrived at Salmon river
Best and his company of course demanded
the instant restoration of the goods to the
robbed party, but the demand was not COM
piled with The whites collected theft for
ces, and measures were concerted for a gen.
eral fight. All told, some fifty white men
appeared, with some 900 Indians arrayed
against them. The fight was kept up for
some hours, the Salmon river dividing the
combaiants. During the battle "a Indians
were killed, and several white men severely,
though not mortaly wounded. The huts OF
the Indians, with their wives and children;
were on that side of the river where the
whites had stationed themselves and as the
Indians, contrary TO their expectations, had
failed to whip Capt. Best's party, they sen'
in proposition for peace. As the whites
had been revenged, they consented 10 "bury
The tomahawk,n
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-30

A GRATEFUL PLAyER.-A comedian il
Boston, by way puff for his approaching ben
eft, publishes these lines =
DEAR Public, you and |, Of late,
Have dealt so much in fun,
ri crack you, now a monsllous great
Quadruplicated pun
Like CRATE ttdl Of Goals, I'll glow
A great full house TO see:
And il am not grateful too,
A great fool | must be
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-30

MICHIGAN LEGIsLATURE-The Detroit Adj
veriser thus estimates the state of parties in
Legislature elect Senate Democrats, Is (;
Wings, 5; Free Soil, ?. House-Democrals,
40; Wings, 26.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-30

THE PARIS PArTIE says that convention
is about to take place among the chief mari
itime power for the adoption Of a universal
meridian.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-30

The Engineers over the San Juan route 10
the Pacific have been making their surveys,
and are highly delighted with the results,
and the practica bility of the Canal, the engi.
neers say, admits of no questions. They
have surveyed a route from Nicaragua Lake,
miles North of the city, which has an eleva-
ton of only 80 feet above the lake, and grad
ual descent to the Pacific. The soil 10 be
excavated is clay and tuffa, a porous rock,
that can be dug with pick axe. The engi-
neers pronounce the route practical and desi
rable, and the distance is but - miles from
the lake to the Pacific.
The "Orusn steamer is now at the foot o.
the rapids, Castillo, and waiting only for q
ram, one foot risc 10 90 ovel and go into The
lake. Above Castillo there is water enough
to float vessel Of any size, and below the
smaller boat, DIRECTOR" now on the river
can navigate at all times.
There are 400 pass. ngers now at Realelo
waiting to come across, and 800 at San Jual
de Nicaragus waiting to coi1e 10 New York
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-30

A TALL LIvING.'-The Calvary Church
N. YoIk, in addition 10 $4,000 salary, has
given it is reported, DR.. Hawks, its Rector,
$4,000, furnished parsonage house, and
insured his life to the amount Of $40 900.
This is probably the largest living ever bes-
towed upon any clergyman in the Union.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-30

DEADLY ENCOUNTER BETWEEN Two FAM
LIES Louisville, Nop 29.-We learn that
the male members of the Hamilton and John
son families, of Tennessee, between whom a
family difficulty having its origin in poll
tics-has for some time past existed; met re-
Gently at Adamsburg, Alabama, to fight
Two of the lamiltons were badly wounded,
and were not expected 10 survive.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-30

HoNEsDALE has population of ages with
in its borough limits, and 1858 residing with
out the limits, making the population OF the
village 3,944.
CENSUS OF ScHUYLKILL CoUNTY.-The po-
pulaion of Schuykill county now numbers
about $4,000. 1t was but 90, ,672 in 1910, and
in 1920 only 1l,439.
CENSUS OF WAYNE CouNTY.-The Deputy
Marshals return the population of Wayne
county to be 1911. The death during the
past year number 252. In 1910 Wayne had
but / ,34S Inhabitants.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-30

About two weeks since, near the upper
crossing Of the Trinity, man named Otey
was walking along, his patiner being in the
rear something hitting him, he turned and
discovered three Indians, who had dischar-
ged their arrows, three of them probing him
in the back. On starting for The purpose Of
joining his partner, two more arrows struck
him, wounding him dangerously, if not NOR
tally.
A gentleman, named MIR. Cassidy. had sew
eral claims in ravine mile and a half this
side of the North Fork of Yuba, which he
had worked for some time, but with lille
success. Having located another claim, he
transferred his old claim 10 a Doctor Thorn
The Doctor and his party, four men, went
to work about o'clock in the afternoon,
and by sundown washed out sixty four oun.
ces of gold Mr.. c. had worked within two
feet of the point where the treasure lay, and
might be compared TO the old cobbler in lr'
ving's Alhambra, who lived all his life neS
door to fortune, but never could manage ,c
get under the same roof.
A most horrible murder has been commit
ted at the Mormon Gulch, The unfortunate
victims were Italians, and had $4,000 In golt
dust IN their possession. Suspicion rests OF
three Chillians and two negroes.
A LUMP WEIGHING 13 PouNDs.---A luml
of pure gold weighing 10 pounds has beer
found in the town of Sonora, by a Mexican
1t was discovered in the creek running
between Sonora proper and the Sonoria'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-11-30

NegIsttr UIHce,
Sunbur, Nov. 80, ls50.-6t. 5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-08
Obit,,nrl,.

Died IN The county uf Bedfnd on Fnlay the ailh ulI
Mis-. Virginia Mitchell wife Of Col rhoma, T.
M'ch,U. Although tbs lady had hecn but few months
Il resident ut Tho county. II will ntlnrd melancholy
Satisfaction to hor rel tnns aud friends 10 learn
that her amabe anl exemplary character had already
ondeacl her t. The community. OF tins the general
sorrow tr her untimely fate. the sympathy with her
horeaved husband. aud tho large which
ded her lntermcnt afforded an impressive evidence.
-. IN thiS place, the Sid instant Mt the resi-
drnce OF NJ. Council. the Rrv. EpwAun Fox in the
IS d year Of his age.
The deceased native Of tho County of Limerick
Ulcllnd, whence he cmigtatcd To the Unite. States
some six NJ eleh years since. lie Clergy man Of
the Roman Ca die Church. aud during his 81, urn 4
Mong us lad devoted himself z'ulausy 10 tho Ministry
ol the Gospel Of Thirst His mplay conduct and ma
ny christian virtues had paned for him many aud
sincere friends among those If his OWL M we'll ~ those
OF other christian denominations. who ilr the
loss which They have sustained in Tho death of this ituy
amahe man. But they mourn not th,se without
hope, feeling an assurance that he has catered into that
n st prepared for tho people Of God.
The disease which terminated his marital existence was
Fyphnld Fever. For the space Of ino weeks he bore
his sueting bed of sickness with that patirut aud
submissive resignation which chaiaoiei1es the true he
lever Ills mortal remains attended to ,hrir lsl
resting place by large number of warm and devoted
friends. Nav he resi- In peace.
B3' Republican will please copy.
-, On the lst July al hs residence IN Nelson toun
Young ESP in the thirty thrd year OF hs aae leaving
devoted WIFE, Three interesting Young childfen, LARGE
family conneNlan aud circle of devoted friend,
To mourn l"f early loSs. Mr. Young in the relation o
Husband Father and Cl1on bHo a mist exemplary
character
lie worthy aud cons stent mnmbir OF the urdcr
fl o q. i. who le'thrd there interest him by
slant attention during his ness aud there respect by pay
ing to HIM the LAST sad Offices. the living may render III,
dead
! Irwisborg Chronicle will please copy.
- on Saturday thu 27h Of July AT the residence ii
her Father. MlJ james Muuell in the county of Camp
bell, Miss Sarah T.. Mnuc aged 80 ycas. Twice ha,
death Invaded This family circle. carrying sorrow +,
The hearts al all II the hiol sp,ce OF few months bu
they "souow not as those who have hope The de
ceased had been consistent member If the Methods
/ Eplse'p'l Church t"r some years aud rema iab
inr her priy, encrtulolng such views Of her un
worhiness IN the sigh of God nj times occasont,
much menta suffering and anxiety. Having served Hin
sincerely II WAS the will of God that she should emo,
much of lis spiritual presence in her LAST sickness mn,
that she should lcavn thu world in the exercise of nnsha
ken confidence in his mercy through Jesus Christ ",
would say 10 all surviving friends, be ye ais ready
10 meet your I.ofd
Richmond Christian Advocate will please copy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-08
For The Tuginiml.
VIRGINIA. AND TENNESSEE RAI. ROAD


'iauiN'A AM r'.''''''2F-h- "aii1 hoN',
ms work mas hlh'ito progressed WIN an ear'ey ana
11pa'y never o.o'e "i',,su IA Any '" '"e u' u !,
S'e'' anu Ia'9 'l"''I'' es'. III 'rN t>o'
ihueil ile tah '"il,eh "o""s "a'o eiPs4o' anu al
ready Tue g'uato" u n' n',t sA'y "1's'
n,acN 'le "ea'rS po''" VI we "."' Is na' UNIT
ne SufVfy, nave o-e' eA'e"'op "'e 'n5 WI "o c'io
ty' 10 Inc tennessee me aap Tue 'ora on u part o'
'''e '"e r'e YES :" 'aF'n Ni'' SUI" to'niue"er
me p"di VI D.'t''os are "p 1ouo' '1'y sai'o,o"S 10
hee' we WISHES !" "'o s". M 'u,' ny N"S i'oei ro1-
,ae. ee"'y '"''eS oe % Tue 'ne Il! t'ose"'e p" 10
90 nus ana 10 prosecute lne "oN WIN We Ne1' afea"y
ihanes'eo' 'hfs must nave at 'htu cna''nanu larger
aVaAoe subscription una" no" exists ne people mos'
WoIk as wen as me Executive ,cefS u 'ne company
w 'hey 90 II; VIII 'hey enable '"e resIdeh D!Fec'
'ors ana Chiei Engineer 10 commune me NE ana ANNA
tion when mas marked me progress OF me road OF must
ehey coinpei mem 10 assnhe s''io' Vi uaSehS III
acuVy MINK me oohmana u 'ne S'ocNnoiuefs that
De ana wil'oe onward ana ihhk Tue people VIII al
work w''"on' sop of hnae'ancF' 'noH 50 nlSae-
dihg very e" adul,lnS nave oeen laue 10 tae $40 n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-08

TELEGRAPH CHURN \!

r!'iE undersigned, having secured the right 10 the state ii
1 Virginia, IN this and most valuable invention sdr-
srous oi dsVosng County ugh to make and vcnd,
said thufns on the most IA, ofahle terms.
The above invention patented, the lsi June iS9,
and issued Isl day of January 1850 and is doubtless the
best thun extant, wodusns butter IN from 10 minutes,
aud gathering II IN roll after rhunng II, also SIMPLE
o construction aud perhaps more easily cleaned than any
Other Use.
Tins Chn exhibited at the last Far the american
Institute, in thu city o Ncw York. and there tested with
other thurns; the result was, Silver Medal
awarded Ia this while o the others received much
complimentary narc, iioui the Managers Of the Institute
II i now used IL the largest dairy counties in New York,
and bids lir drive every other Chufn Cc6-
Gates To its efficiency be hy calling the sub.
serbef OF, batter STILL occuar demons will be given
all desiring it. cttcrsto the subscriber, posi- PAID VIII be
promptly attended IN.
A specimcn Of thr above may be al the store OF
Mcssfs. Thurman x Sehoisd, who will shortly have tho
Cburns hand Tor sale.
July - Gmii JAS. u. WARD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-08
TO THE PEOPLE OF CAMPBELL AND BED
EnRh

Fellow Citizens Il have nothing to add or detract
from the circular of my opinions which have already
forth to YOU My profession and habits have not
nalp it necessary 10 become public speaker have
been bred in the school Of dong something by action
and nothing by talking 10 he lrad wish To say that
had rather be rght in this canvass for a seat in the
Convention for which am a candidate than / u -,
ted am rr rsf,t IN rho ,,,ssrt c,s it,l,n If Vi,
aiu]3 Loi wish II lis iae, nnJsfs5l do moi mon So
IN 1ay biJ ,r Tho ,,r, ~ ,r Revolutionary f,lI.rs lin
men of l1-6 vi,b s,,,,Io,i,s h,n, b.rv, th,re IA
someibin,, IN ,ha ,l ~ ~ ., Nm ,cIiy,J aur ,nJe
nsnlonc,7 a. a,i,a No., I,,iI l., I,1I1I, tonchaJ -,
his d,y and ,aao,a,i, Ic,i nm If R,gbta nre6vea
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IL. rrinci,fas HID - i.i.LJ aaJ in,,l!,t.l ~
ISM I,yo ,a,,at,,,, L. 1, ,l I,, established
institutions ,f ,,,, n,,, s,a,o 1i, -, tho ,eas,r
=, bof I, s,. h, al hon
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eonal ,;oL,s ana ,,f,iI" -, l,;,,o 'l,t am
s,iluli56 is ra,aqlIy ~ G,cJ in al it, n,,,, ,LicL has
been handed dawn In =, H., ,,.h nan 40 N,,.h,u
Ilenrr M,li,n IT M ,,I r., II
R,o1inb and o.ho,s ,h t,I ~ ~, d,, 'f on, 80,
yI,,,od whom r,',, .a1 .,.o ,;l WI, ,,,,
nens l,ne Of theno in his contest ror.r yo.o rho ID
a., = H. ,,ll - ~ ,'9 - - Ia'