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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-16

To sum up all, therefore,. and TO come to the
, point. we have established by the above figures,
which are taken from official records three points
an the result, viz. -
That the steamship Atlantic, with a broken en-
es1e, md against bead seas, made the outward
tr' TO Liverpool, within twenty hours Of the ave-
rag passages of the Casan siesn,s hps during the
yess 1870, which certainly doing better than
coulJ have been reasonably -eNpee.ed under the
crcvins tau ccs.
Ths, the Atlantic made more thar an average
pasS%g, If toe Cunard steamships in lSl9 on her
Trip bon Li,,spool TO New Youk. the t,guenos ~
h,r 1ates ior.. faro days ass s,r hass.
That 81 beat the steamship America. which leh
Li,eie four ,iays before her. sixteen hours.
That che heat the Canada, which left liverpool
thee d. VS. DER h,p, twenty-five hours aud forty
five mnw CO.
That the AGsntic. with heavy head seas, head
winds and Jes.nll tive passage. win the exception
of ciais hour. wa b. stsn by the Aaa--whieh ex-
p.rirto.d fsyo, vSac winds alnos, all of the way,
and her sails siost vii the aseonly four
teen huufs
In whatever way We view this subject. Mr. L. X
Collins, the eniefprising originator Of this splendid
new hnc Of American steamships, the stock holders
and the pubic of the Unned states, have every
rasCn r ioice NJ the ia UT, thus tar. OF fheir
performances. Wiih such a co mInencement, an der
sucl, uniavorsble circumstances what may We GOT
regstnahly expect Of those Steamship hereafter
LIT be borne in mind, TOO, that the Canada md
the America. Whose passages We lave comnred
with that OF the Atlantic, are the fastest ~ the
CubuId line and the two vesscls WIN d made the
shoitest passages from Liverpool to IIalfsx, from
Liv.fgool TO Boston, and from Liverpool 10 New
York, in the year 1870, ss well f,om Re son to
fsserooI, and New Yoik TO Liverpool. acco ding
To- the official staenss Mt, published by the Cun1rd
Comrany, nIough their sgesi al HsIdss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-16

The SoCIAILsTIc HUMBUGs THE DAY.-The
knockings Of the Rochester family are, no doubt,
very curious, but they only ventriloqusm in a
| new shape. They were first established as worthy
Of full credence by the socialist journal of this city,
and, having been fully encouraged, have raped
now TO some purpose. The Rev. DR.. Griswold has
taken them in hand, and goes in strong for spiritual
ism as the source of every knock, whether IN one
place another He revises several editions OF
these daily, and, probably makes this speculation
even more profitable than others, in which he has
turned the BRAINS Of people to some account. He
has made a good living out OF the writings OF
American writers, male and female, and stands a
fair chance of making still more out of them, by
getting some Of them to sanction his spiritual inn
positions. If new form of veniriloqusm, added
TO little ingenuity, can do 80 much for the Rev.
DIR. Grswod, we do not despair of his keeping his
carriage one of these days. Ventriloquism is as
good an ism any other Of the socialist category
and the longer she exhibitions are continued, the
more dollars will How into the treasury, to pay the
spectators. People have thrown their voices
about, before now, TO some purpose, and Mrs.
Fifh, aided by the Rev. Dr., has an admirable
opportunity OF speaking to the purpose all
sons. The science Of acoustics is very interesting
and little understood, and is as full of mystery a.
Paine's enormous new principle in philosophy.
BY the way, the great shot-at, Mr.. Paine, is at
the Astor House, taking his ease, aud seems by no
means disposed to " hang out his lights" We do
not like such delays. They are calculated to prove
Mr.. Paine TO be irifer If he has any invention
Of practical value, such we have been taught to
believe, he owes il TO himself and the community
to be quick with his demonstrations. We are will
ing to do him full justice way another, but,
if he is disposed 20 make fools of the public, his
own folly will come in for castig atom. We have
gathered from the socialist newspapers the story
Of his doings, and have reported the rumored pro-
gress, but we shall no, wait much longer for the
illustrations Of the Wanted principle in phlo-
sophy. The Boast Transcript, and Elihu Buuitt,
and the correspondents. Of the Tribune, may 40 on,
a. they have commenced, promising wonders, but
the public will have the whole matter sifted. Our
own belief is, that the whole affair, so far as its
practcabiliiy lie concerned, is gross aud foolish
imposition and the quicker il is exploded. and the
gas is let out of tae bag, the better will it be.
However, we will wait little, as 1t is warm
weather, for Mr.. Paine's movements-but a very
li;tle.
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too fast ahead Neither the President nor the
cabinet has any power under the constitution to de-
clare war, matter howmuchsoevsr they NAV
for their own purposes, be inclined to do 90,
without the previous sanction and concurrence
Of Congress- II is very true that Mr.. Polk, in
bringing on the war win Mexico, took almost the
whole responsibility of that event on his own shout
ders; but he was aided and assisted by the audacty
folly, and mpertinence of the Mexican milts.y au-
thorities on the Rio Grande. The Mey;cans made
the attack, and Gen. Taylor, the Commander of the
American troops on the border, was put on the de-
fensiye, and the two countries were involved in
war without any previous declaration sanctioned by
Congress. Ii is doubtful if Spain will give the
Galphin cabinet such chance.
In the event OF a rupture between the Spanish au-
thortiss in Cuba, and the United States, growing
out of our present difficulties, we can't perceive,
however, how war can grow out oft, without its
first being authorized by Congress, and debate and
discussion had upon it in the old and regular way.
| Perhaps, however, Mr.. Clayton and the Galphn
cabinet intend to initiate the policy of Mr.. Polk,
in bringing on the Mexican war and if we are to
| believe their organs, they have already made up
| their minds 10 bring about collision between
Spain and the United States on their own respon-
sibility, and without the previous sanction
currence of Congress, or witheut Spain, or the
Spanish authorities in Cuba, giving any occasion
for it. 1t may be done, too-but smart as the
cabinet are, in their own estimation, we hardly
think they will have opportunity-but if
sach an event should be the result of the present
complication OF affairs, all the technical questions
arising under the treaty, or the laws of 1913, will be
entirely set aside, and the whole impulse and soul
of the nation will be given to carrying the war,
with the same force as was that with Mexico. If
the nations of Europe should be neutral-we mean
France and England-and allow the United States
and Spain TO fight il out, there can be little doubt
of the result of the In less than months
all the authority of Spain in Cuba, and Porto Rico,
would be entirely annuled and set aside. A great
deal of danger and damage, however, would ensue,
in the time, to the commerce of this country,
which is scattered over every and ocean in the
world. In the opinion of the cabinet in Washing
ton, this might be compensated by keeping them in
power. After all, however, this may be only ano-
ther Of the curious, sudden, and extraordinary
movements which characterized Mr.. Clayton du-
ring the past year, and on a par with that in con-
necton with France. We were on the eve of a
war with that country for whole week, in con-
sequence of the quarrel between him and M. Pous-
sin, and this fronOuncian,ento, through the cabinet
| organ, may be a repetition of the farce.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11
THE GREA rapLAcE

- EUfoheso neauy MADE ClOtntngs
Cloths, Cdssieres, RestiRgs & TSimmiRgs at prices
toSaHscerg BODY either al lehoiesale or rci0iiisai
S+I'1 TA & TON WG-s.R "s
AN Main street, Lancaster, Ohio. lust between Re
~ Der q RutSs Store and John Lyol's Grocerp.-
Our Goods are fresh and ofthe latest hnpoltations
tho variety very great and the stock complete
Il isnsedless TO give lengthy description of our
Goods suffice Il to "a That have every thing that
would complete gentlemens wardrobe, ssting OF
every variety Of Coats p Jackets Pants Vests Shirts
Drawers, Suspenders, Crnyats. Stocks Handkerrhei6
Bosonis collars, socks. Gloves tcgether with the most
fashionable and beanfuIstyles OF ...,..,l...
Cloth, Cassimeres, Vestings.S 81 TrImnIings,
that those who would prefer to have thcir Clothes
made to ORDER car do So by first leaving their nea
sure and good fit is warranted or no sale
We keep constantly employeda number offfst-rate
TaiL0yS and feel prepared 70 do all manner of tailor
tpg but those who desire their clothes made up after
the latest fashions and in the most durable and substan-
tial manner just give us a call, '9ts E0 fil
We sell low. in this there Is no mistake, notwth-
standing others may say they sell from 80 to so
par cent lower than every body else, and as an v-
den;e OF what we say, let all call and look at our
Goods and we feel confident that those who want
cloihi g will surely buy.
Besrin mind that SAIIrH & ToNo are practical Tai
ors hav9 followed their business for many years and
might with proprety be said TO understand perfectly
the quality and make Of their Goods so that anv arti.
Gle tn y sell may be relied upon as being good and
substantial il found defective in anv respect lust
return it and they will give satslaction
Gl..Don'tf forget the place, rccolloct the name and
enquire for SMITH & TONG.
may 81, 1869 # ."- '
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11
Fire and Marine Insurance

TTNHE undersigned would call tho attention of me
chants and others having propt rty exposed 10 los
by Fire or the pnrils Of Navigation to the supero
advantages offered by tho
PKGTECYICR INsUKANt COMPANY
az Hartford Come cite ~, viz;
l--Ratcs of Premium as low az those of any othur
RESPONSIBLE Ofioe.
IA Speedy and satisfactory adjustment of losses
by tho General Agent Of the Company for the West.
cTn and Southern States.
3--ArbiIation (of all differences which may arse)
by rolerees mutually chosen. =
f--Apards promptly paid In Specie, ,IIunknbe Fund,
or exchange on Now York. Baltimore, Charleston
New Orleans, 81. Louis, Louisville. Pittsburgh or
Cincinnati at the option Of the insured.
lFPMnphlets, 4 setting tUrthhc mode and PRINCIPLES
l adjusting losscs-Rat;s OF Premiums classification
0i Hazards &c, &c, &c furnished TO tho customers
Of the eilco free Of charge,
For further Information apply to the undersigned
who is FULLY authorized to insure Dwellings, Stores.
Hotels, Warehouses;, Mills, Manufactures Barns &c
Also Household Furniture, aud Goods War, and
Merchandise contained stored therein against loss
or dainhseby FIRE.
lso--Dry Gocls Groceries, Manufactured Good.
Produce, Household Furniture, Live Stock nd every
other description Of Merchandise or personal Proper
", shippeh or to be shipped pcI good steam boat or
boaS to and from points on the Western Waters, cr
botwoOn Eastern Cites lvia Lakes, or other inland
route and any towns in the Western country against
the hazards Of INLAND TRANSPO ORTATlON'
Also shipments OF Goods, Wares aud Merchandise,
pcr good vessel or vessels, between New Orleans and
Eastern perts-between New Orleans and other (,nIf
ports--between ull American ports and English nr
hnIopean Perti, or any maritime yoit whstsoevcr
W. the Atlantic waters, against the PERltS ON THE
SEAS. NM p CREED Aoar, r nI
January %, 1850 81 Protection Insurance Com
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11
IL IL NJ OV Az.
Read! RcnccG Judge wisely!

DR. Eastman's Balsam OF Wild Cherry
HNHERE is no attempt to deceive the community in
i regard to the qualities of this MEDICINE. 1t is
not designed to cure every thing, but for coughs and
all complaints affecting the Lungs and Chest, that il
ispossible for any compound of medicines to CURE
no remedy be relied upon with more certainty oil
success than the above Every family who will keep
il and it in all ordinary colds and when the Cough
commences, need seldom be troubled any length Of
time withit 1t affords almost immediate relief and
great sayingof expense, and many times life, by SC
doing See Eastman Directory for particulars
Sold by GEORGE @. BECK, Lancaster,
And regularly appointed Agents throught the coun
try.- All orders must be addressed to. lt s
EASTMAN & RIGELOW, Zanesville, Ohio
April 26, 1850. etfH bl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11
FAIRFiILD FACTORY,
EAhAa Q OARPENrrn.


EspEcTFuLLY y informs, the public ,h,, to h..t
"a cESD 9ssTe1ssed IN business win himself RoREPT
the most improved = nIs
enable them 70 manufacture Cloth, Kerseys Fsni. wi
heIseme5e hStinet Tweed and Blankets IN ~ h
style, and at the shortest hoEice - me best
forty cents yer yard. -n'" Vio'h LOB
Three; quarters blooded mefino and upward s,,,s,
fine finish, 90 cents per yard. -P"~iu' super
Sattlnet ~ cents per yard. Blankets "a 70 "a IN
pair Flam,elsf &s, ,in proportion. :, " - sP'OVPer
Every body is aware that fine cloth is more yslr,,
5e than COARSE and that the difference in the nr;cs
depends more the labor bestowed than the
the raw material The difference therefore. IN ~. ~
price manufacturing fine and coarse wool win Be sTs
Eastern GoodsR., ''"'4'Ot !"
Wool carding, Cloth Dressing and Spinning,
Wilibe dehein fhe best manner at customary prics,
IN ss m5eh ss the expenses of the business aye heavy
and profits light prompt payment win necessarily bs
required for all orders in their business. 70
gO,nOO lbs. Wool Wanted--for which Goods
will b giyeA i exchange. n - 'H N'' >'OOu'
? May H. 1850 oisf
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11
The Great Hardware Store,
AJ @e O. 3o
SIGN OF THE PADDOCK ANB MIL.SAW.
John EFFINGER, THOMAS H. WHITE an,
u WILLIAM LATrA, under the name and firm .

l Ohm EFFINGER, THOMAS II. WHITE and
~ WILLIAM LATTA, under tie name and lirln
EFFLE&EA, WRITE q LA1 Th /,
Have purchased from JOHN C. WEAVER B co,
their ctre interest in the Hardware business; And ID
sdtHien to their present largo snd well assorted atock
are noS ordering from the manufacturers Il PURCHASING
IN the ESston cities and have it in their power to of
Ter to the Farmers, Mcrcha aud Aiecha1icS OF Fair
Iled and adjoining counties, one OF the largest mosi
Uaricd general dssoTtmeu II Hariicare ever before
opened in this county, consisting of every yarety Of
Nt:Li>iI y AMERICAN UAHDWAKE
Cutlery, sAddlery, Carriage Trimmings Shocmakers
Findings Mechanics Tools, Iron, Nails, Tin Copper,
link, Window Sash, Tubs, Churns, nc
We do not expect nor want to monopoze the trale.
but with our facilities for purchasing Goods and Civ
ing attention exclusively to our business and be.
Ing In constsn communication with our customers. we
will learn their wants and supply them, If any pain, in
the markets Of this or any other country will enable
ua to do so; and at prices low II not lower any
other establishment in this part OF the country.
We would particularly invite the attention oi CouH-
try Merchants, Saddlers aud Dealers in Hardware
to our assortment ss it Ia our intention TO keep
stantly ON anda large variety Of Lurdtcare Cutie
ry aud Sdddcry to sell exclusively by the PACKAGE
And with the large cash capital that we have invested
IN the business nnl making our purchases exclusively
from MANUFACTURERS and IMPoRTERs, we will have
II in our power TO WHOLESALE every description NJ
Hdrdwdrf upon as accommodating terms aud nj m low
rates as any establishment in Ohio. We know that
we can make to the interest Of every man that il in
the habit Of purchasing his Hardware In Cincinnati on
Columbus, or ordering il from Raltimore Phad,lpha
| or New York, 10. purchase exclusively iromu MS.
We hope the good friends aud customers Of Mr..
Weaver will all O thom extend their pa onage To the
new firm AMI continue 10 deal with US, Every effort
will be made 70 make the new quarters as agreeable
az tne old and to increase tho stock and trade of the
house. EFFlNGER WHITE LATTA
Lancaster, march 80 1850 Al
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11
y v " " " v
CONSUMPTION CAN BE PREVENTEDi
CINCINNATI TESTIMONY.

CincIlnah. Jap. 10, 1870,
Dcar S hKe pleasure Recommending the public
eacu remedy Tor The cu of Ill Pulmonary Aeetonl DR HALLS
HAtSAM for hu LUNGS putts nndenAn he Of
CONSUMPTION al s different aud all the
eke consns grave but thing assured
& had nl male o this invaluable remedy should uy.elf haw
fallen Scim 10 b unyieins s,p hgeuery conceded that MS
uneood diiul other
admitted that II should he stages
who discover remedy that IN check In first ympom
cnrt 10 h gratitude Of hA fellow believe that Dr. W. la
has discovered a remedy
during h mouths " Iuy sni fcbunp last hung, became
much hrcted kHTRY nREAIII ~ drew
Nv cough t1prctoan i tho NIULENr PAINS m MY SIDE ini
cli,d fhd the dee WAS SEATED on MY LUNGS Al mk Tins
commenced using nR HALLS nAISAM IUh THE LUNGS which
gave ne IMMEDIATE RELIEF and ONE BOTTLE RESTORED
nc TO HEALTH. am aahe ha, had nd used this VALUABLE
MEDICINE, SHOULD NUr HAVE SURVIVED THE WINTER n
and onnlden thai tho VI LENT ATTACKS NJ CONsukP
TOM treated IN time with hi prescription MIGHT BE- CURED.
ROnERT s. SKINNER
Room No. II College building, Walnut street Cincinnati.
This i, certify that acquainted Mr. skinner and beleye
bis euen To le sned 10 the hs,, ecHhlsaee Of the public,
s D HOWE,
4
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11
NEW EsTAnhIsHyNEMr


SAMUEL BERRY,
III NS received ana will continue to receive until
al compl' 'te, a large and general assortment of
Fresh Gr0CeriC. and Sandrice.
Which he is opening and offers for safe. at HIS OWN
STORE ROOM, North side Of Main street, one door
West OF BtSNoER's WArcH MAKER SHOP, where he
will b, highly pleased TO see his old fiends and the
public generally. on HAND:
COFFEE, good article at l25 cents pB
TEAS Imperial and Young Hyson, superior quality;
Now Orleans SUGAR, extra fine, :
Loaf. Crushed and Pulveriled Sugar, beautiful;
Pepper, A l'Dice, and Cinnamon good;
Alddar, Alum, Inli % and Coppcias, warranted;
Nutmegs, Cloves and Ginger. beat;
ltaisins, Figs, Lemons and Oranges. fresh, --..-
Salnratus Soda, Star Candles and Talloys fine:
hpsom Salts, and Castor Oil, genuine;
TOBACCO, superior Cavandish Spun and Srrotpg;
Cigars, Real lavanah, Half Spanish and common;
bed cords. Plough Lines and Broom Twine,
Batting and COndewick
Powder, T @, Lead Shot and p. Caps S.B
Buckets and link Wash Boards
Matches and Soaps Of all kinds, ....
Shoe BlacAins, combs and Pocket Books.
Motions in endless variety.
Mackcra, picllerel and White Fish.
Boston, Butter Soda AMI Sugar Crackers;
Supcrins Old Wheat Flour, (hest oualilyA
SALT by tha barrel or bushcl.
Liquors OF all kinds and purcst QUALITY. ndaptrd
for the us oil the sick room Or lrsiive bo:rl. .
In TACT, ne ha, every thing in his line and will sell
hr same very cheap.
Very shortly will be erected in the rear of his LOT.
larg, number Of Shed, for the use of his country
rien Is, to which he would most especially call their
"t tnU IN. TI|
Lan as,er, may 10, 1850
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11

Teeth inserted here" as The bull JoO
said, when hs Bit The IoaG.r:
beware" as the potter said tn the
lump Of clay. "
Licking laHscs. 'as the mau .aid when
he whipped lhr girs.
Wei, i'sua use slkiug," as the bny
said lohis deafdaddy.
Ills ialse,' as tho girl said. when her
beau told her shc hai beautiful hair
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11
nr panoh, sAmorIoan praotica or Family phv.inian

Ct0.PARTNERSIIIP.- --GILBERT DEVOL
OJ0SEPH KURrZhIAN,and ANDREW G. LIV-
INGSTON have entered into co-partnership in the
Foundry and Machine Business, under the
lirm.name Of g. DEY0L & CO., and will carry on the
businessin allits various branches.
Thankful for the past favors bestowed upon the es-
tablshment, they hope To receive alborai share oi
public patronage in future. z y ttatA&
The old business will hesettledup by GIbHHRr De,
vol tthe Foundry Yhera itis hoped al indebted viii
unke an early cali. q. DEVOL, Z
/ 80 y EURTZbfAN,
sc, LIVINGSTON,
Lancaster, April ih, 1850. S+N' 5mr4
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11
DR.. cHRlsTlE's
GALVANIC NECKLACE

Ia used for all complaints affecting the Throat or Head
such rs Bronchitis Inflammation OF the Throat Nervous
and Sick Headache Dizziness Of the Head Neuralgia IL
the Face Bul1ng or Roaring in the Ears, Deafness
which IL generally Nervous and that distressing com
plnnt cnlled Tic Doloreux ...- .|.H
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11
lkoois, Shoes, Lea aher and
VIh1HsNTs ~


TUE undersigned have commenced receiving thei,
l. Spring and Summer stock Of Goods which con.
sist In part of thN following articles;
Ladies' Black, bron. High Low Buslins & Caters
Fine Kid Slippers and Ties
Misses Black, BronZe& & cofd Buskins and Slippers
Chidren's Black, Bronze & cold Shoes and Caters
Mems Calf and Morocco Boots
" Buskin and Cashmere Caters, on hands and
made to order:
Coarse Boots, from 81 10 to $500 per pair
Kip lnonroes for 81 DO >"
Boys coarse Boots from 81 80 to $175 '
All kinds Of Findings, such as Kit, Thread, Pegs
Boot Webbing Boot md Brogan Lacos;
They have also on hand first rate article Of Span
ish Sole Leather, morocco, Innings and Bindings;
Also, continue to manuiature and have on hand a
splendid assortment Of their own work, which is so
well known as toneed no therrecommendntion
Their thanks are returned to the many friends who
have hitherto extended to them liberal patronage
Tho public generally and the Ladies in paricuiar,
invited to call and exannh their stock before pur-
chasing elsewher'. WORK, SON & WORK.
Lancaster march 90, 1850 aaa AZ
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11

BAiNT Brnshe. all sizOs, varnish do Wbite Wash
10 busting do. Scrabblng do shoe do horso do
sSI 90 nat do hair do shaving DO tooth do naii do
=" % oUa lyory Combs 10 do Dressing do do Pocket
lust received by W. q "' Yiiy,aw,, ',iy y"
August ., 1850 '" hHVFP MAN
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11
Geo. kowNin..'

Ill AZ just received ln lot Of fNa a, Vr,ra r.,
FRAT Bowls, Footed Fruit Bishr.. Poo,el p,,h
ers, Deeanlers Tin'blers, Lamps IAnterns Wi,Inu
Ohss, all Sizes, and shop FuSniture. ''-uo"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11

Ing FRius oF a HEN.- Uas hundred
snd twS"y dollarshas hern paid for hen
~ N massachusetts,. where the poultry few.
er has beenragiug for . hong time. II
Is called the wild Indian gum. hen. an.l
The Pr"vldence journal rreoDucud,
that she should be- named the Jenny
Lind.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-11
Twime nnd Co,,I,r..

Xho rounds Gotten Seine Twino
SW oSoW ioo do Hemp do do do
cI..L ~ ~ brown do
Ws..ni", o,u; unn rwl9e and Ilools, sho, thr0ad,S
bne, Just received at "''''; ,I,rs,.s 'nPs az 10"
August q, 1850 ufrMANs