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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-07-16

YouNG,S WooLEN FACTORY,

In West Buffalo township, Union Co., Pa.
one mile above Gulden's Mill.
TINE subscriber has leased the above we'll
known Factory, aud put the same in first
rate working order: and is prepared to do work
at the following rates viz
Broad Blankets, 60 cts. per yard.
Cloth, a: TO 45 q
Cassimeres, AZ ." as &"
Sattinetts. 30 '
Flannels, S5 to 374
Also Country FulIine, Dyeing and Cardine
done on the shortest notice. in the best style, and
on the most reasonable terms.
The patronage Of the public is respectfully So
licited. JACOB HERl lALEk.
June 25, 1851.
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Baltimore Printing Ink Mandatory.

VTHE subscriber. agent for the sale Of this 1nh.
would invite the attention Of printers and
publishers of newspapers in the South to The fsct
that they can now purchase in Baltimore sups-
rior Ink TO any manufactured in the State. Ths
Baltimore Book and Newspaper Printers psslss
i, to any other lux. Colosed ink. card ink. book
ink end News ink Of superior quality and as The
lowest prices. The undersigned warrants the
ink made at tho Baltimore WORKS to b Of the
very best quality. and should sny article shipped
by HIM fail TO give full satisfaction il csn Be retur
ned at his expense. VIM. THOMSON,
9N36s No. S Carroll H oil, Bsl,ims
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NEW STORE!

Opposite Kiiae's Hotsl, -Hurket Street.
nARTON g. CtALFANT are selling
ID goods at lower prices than they can
be bought elsewhere in l.ewisburs.
Best Coffee. l2acls. per pound
Sugar,
" Prints, 9& 10 per yard
" Brown Muslips 10
Ready made Coats, Pants and Vests al
unusually low prices.
Prime Jersey Hams l2i per h.
i" Shoulders 10 "
All oil er goods prcPortionably low.
~ All kinds OF country produce taken
in payment.
Lewisburg, June IL, 1851.
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For the Lswisburg Chronicle.

Mr.. EDITOR: As the time for selecting
County Officers is rapidly approaching ,and
as proper persons should be selected 10 fill
said Offices, we would respectfully recon-.
mend for the Office Of Associate Judge,
SOLOMON ENcLE, Esq, Of Beaver. Mr..
Engle is man in every respect qualified
to discharge the duties of said Office.
MANY VOTERS OF UNION County.
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Look Here!

4 8 spurious BRANDRETH PILLS arc
N sold by many Druggists in city and
country, it would be wei. if persons IN inquiring
for them would make them produce their Cerfif-
cate OF AGENCY. As there is but one Agent
appointed for each city or town, (no difference
how large che place and al Agents can produce
their Certificate, any persons wanting the genu-
inc Pills had better purchase where they can
depend en- getting the genuine article.
J. HAYES & &C.
Sole Agents for LewisburG.
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IIAIRRlAERSs

In Lewi.burg. 10Th inst. BY Rev. Prof Bis:
JONATHAN F. Yosr and Miss CATaARiNI II
SHANP, oil of Lewisburg.
On the LIST inst. by Rev. Mr.. Nichols. VIZ
l.. CoxxrII of Cisarield and Miss MARI E. 8
LrI.xyarss of Northumberland.
On the I'd inst, by Rev. A. X. Bell, DR.. E
NrLsoS BANKS. formerly Of Lswistown. and
Miss ELLEN, daughter Of John Isett, Of Spruce
Creek. Huntington county.
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Estate of Col. Jackson M'Fadden, decd

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters Of Ad-
~ ministration on the estate Of said deceased,
was this day granted to me by the Register Of
Union county. All persons indebted to said
estate will please make payment. and those hav-
ing claims will present them for settlement.
JAMES F. LINN, Admir-
Of Col. Jackson M'Fadden, decd.
Lewisburg, July l, 1851 6wpd
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DEATHS.

In Delaware Tp, l.t inst, Ass FooELNAS, Il"
her 25th year.
In Huston Tp, la inst. HARR'Kr j.. eldest
daughter of John B. Meek. in her 22d year.
In BelIefonte, 9th inst. CHA's TRkzIrULNEr.
in his 9th year.
At Duncsn's Island. cs,h ult., DR.. JosErH d.
B. IckEs. in his :9th year.
In Selinsgrove, 5th inst. SAMUEL SrocK, in
his 50th year.
In Lehigh county. 29th ult. Rev. WV GERMAN,
formerly Of Union county. aged about SIS years.
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BIBLES

A large variety of Bibles and Testamen.s-in
ESoLIsH. GERMAN and WELcH-of large and
small sizes. and in every style of binding, may be
had by calling at the Store opposite Kline
Hotel in Lewisburg.
June 1881 BARTON e. CHALFANT.
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NEW GOODS!
Boots and Shoes,
BOOKS AND STATIONERY!

BOOKS AMI L Il IAVN Il II Il
V'HE undersigned has just received from
the City Of Philadelphia, a full and
choice assortment Of Boots and
Shoes OF the latest and most ap.s
proved styles, among which are
Mems fine Cali, Kip and Morocco Boots,
Congress Caters. Morocco and Calf Clay
Ties, Kip Brogans and Morocco Slippers.
Ladies' fine Caters, Jenny Linds and
plain Buskins, Lace Boots, Excelsior Ties
aud Slippers.
Bows Cali and Kip Boots, Calf and Mo-
rocco Clay Ties, Cali and Kip Brogans.
Misses Caters. Calf and Morocco i,ace
Boots, Kid and Morocco Buskins.
Chldren's Caters, Morocco and Calf
Lace Boots and Shoes Of every description.
Also, q choice selection Of
EEteA Classical and Common School
EEY Books. Sunday Schoo. Library
Books, Hymn Books. Bibles. Tes,aments.
Portfolios, Monais, Blank Books. Paper.
States, Metallic Pens. &c. &c.
The above Goods have been selected
with much care and purchased at such rates that
thew arc offered very low for ready Cash. The
public are respectfully invhed to call and exam
inc for themselves before purchasing elsewhere.
The subscriber also continues to MAKE TO
ORDER, Boots and Shoes Of every description,
for which all kinds Of Country Produce will be
taken in exchange.
rrThsnkful to his friends and customers and
the public generally for the liberal support here
.ofore received, he hopes by strict attention 10
his business to meri, and receive q continuance
of the same. JOHN HOUGHTON.
LevissurT. May S, 1851
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FOR SALE.

:. ;0s :; s1' ,sa" q ss suS
on sAruaDAr. the 2e,h day Of suIy inss., the
following personal property, to wit:
9 sets * chairs, 2 bedsteads. l dining table,
I kitchen table. breakfast table, settee,
rupbosrd, : candlestands, l washstsnd, l boston
rocking chair. l bureau, l ten plate ssove. coal
s,ove let Ct stove pipe lot Of tubs and barrels,
end q variety Of articles too numerous TO name.
Sale to commence st 10 o'clock, A. NJ, when
terms will be made known by
July z, 1851 JOHN ). bEAMON.
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Sherif's Sale.

RY virtue ofs .susd out Of tie Court OF Common
II Pleas Of Union County and TO directed will b'
sold the premsse SATURDAY the 18th day OF JCLf
Three Lots OF Ground IN the Borongh Of Lcwisburg
Union county, Ncs III Ia l2S with the buildings
thereon erected bounded by Apple Tree Alley NORTH
BY ST. Louis street. west by Third street. south
Lot No l To be sold as the property CT the German
Reformed and Lutheran Congregation
A. THOMAS, Sheriff.
Sheriff Once, New Berlin
June g, 1851
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wishing to have their work done according
TO those styles, will do well to give him a
call. 9Country Produce taken in pay
for work, at Market prices. Shop on N.
Third ST. JOHN B. MILLER.
Lesishurg, April
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NOVELTY IRON WORKS.

nHIS establishment has just commenced
i operation. and is prepared to manufac'
ture Steam Engines aud Boilers. Blowing
Cylinders and Ho, Blast Pipes. Retorts, Lamp
Pests. Gas sR4 Water Pipes. Car Wheels and
AXles. Rolling Mill castings, Gt:st and Saw Mill
castings. Horse Power Threshing Machine and
Plow castings, Cast IRON Fronts for Houses, cast
Coupling and Rsiling Patterns, and Smilhwork
made to order.
j. r.. JONES.
Harrisburg, Pa. Apri 9, 1851 3m
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Life Insurance.
8ooka.
Mrs. Woods
Ice Cream Saloon

HAS been REMOVED TO the late residence Of 8
Ii w Wykof, in Fourth street near Market,
two doors south of DR. Ludwig's late Office, where
choice Ice Creams will be regularly served
hereafter on every weekday evening Mondays
excepted. The patronage Of the public is
respectfully solicited.
Lewisburg, July 2, 1850 I'm
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nEEOs of 9 superior form. for sale at the
IL Chronicle ciliee, c,s single, so per soz.
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To the Voters of Union County.

Through the earnest solicitations Of nu.
merous friends, offer myself as a candid
ale for the Office Of ASSOCIATE JUDGE Of
this county. Should | be selected to said
Office. | promise to discharge the duties OF
the same with fidelity to justice.
SOLOMON ENGLE.
Beaver IT, ,ans IS, 1851
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DOCKET Cutlery consisting Of KNIVES.
Drks, Bowies. &c. Tuck. dressing, side.
fine and pocket Combs. Pistols. guns, shot
pouches, powder TASKS. percussion caps. powder.
shot. &c. &c. POCKET BOOKS Port
Monnaies. purses, &c. Also. FLUID, esmphens,
oil and lard lamps. in variety, which are offered
very cheap. In addition to the above, tobacco,
cigars, snuff. fruits. confectionery. patent medi-
cncs. dyeing materials. varnislss. oils, pain,s,
mirror plates. trusses, supporters, syringes &c.
together with an extensive variety Of articles too
numerous 10 mention Tor sale at
E.. W. SCHAFFLE'S.
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T. @ Y S 4!

A LARGE assortment, Of Spectables, gold and
II silver pencils, breast pins, finger and
rings, &c, &c, at SCHAFFLE'S.
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THREE Tons Of Duncannon NAILS and
i SPIKES just reed and for sale BY
J.HAYES Il CO.
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Dissolution.

TVHE Co-Partnership heretofore existing be-
l. tween the undersigned is this day dissolved
by mutual consent, Mr.. FLICK Withdrawing alto
gether from the Firm of NJ. RUDY & co. In
terminating this connection. We feel it incumbent
on US to offer to numerous friends and patrons
our sincere thanks for the very liberal patronage
received from them, and tender to each our sin
csre wishes for their future health and prosperity
MARTIN RUDY,
D.. d. GULDIN.
STEPHEN FLICK.
CrThe business viii be continued al the old
stand and all accounts settled by
NJ. RUDY & co.
FAaM.asvrLLk, Buffalo Tp,}
Union Co, July 10, 1851
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4 IL ~ II II NJ ID
TEAS!

TNHE Canton Tea Company of New York
the oldest and largest establishment Of the
kind in the u. S.-invite universal attention to
the fact that, from their superior arrangements.
they prepared to sell Teas and more fragrant
for respective prices, :huu any house this continent
can uniformly do.
These Teas com;ne every good description and quality;
they done up in packages from quarter OF pound
upwaris the wr.prer next the tea is n heavy tin foil
covered with proof and elegant Chinese paper and
perfectly secured from light and air, that tn ,
quality is completely preserved in an, climate.
The above 7. IRON 80 cts to sl2 cts pound for
sale by j. HiIES Il 90.
Dec lS Sole Agents for Lcwisbrrg.
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Fish.
NTACKEREL, Shad. and Herring Just rect
N and for sale by J.HAYES & co.
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NHEESE-a new supply by
" Barton Il Chalfant.
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1OOOLBs. opsH0ULDERs 6. Id!.:a:s, for
OOO sale by c. T.. BOWES.
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BOSTON MESS SHAD in half barrels
ID for sale by J. Hayes e. Co.
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hNnLBS. OF CHEESE for sale by
4NV &. L. BOWES.
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VINlSHING Rods, &c.-A Gne lot Of Cane rods.
Il Lines Hooks. &c. unusually low; call and
examine for yourselves st the Drugstore OF
DR THORNTON
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nR. LOCKE. BeRtist-will be absent on
IL professional visit 10 l.ewisto~n until the
first of August next. auly z, 1850
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The Southern Rights Meeting
ian CElarIestOn.

The Mercury remarks as follows con.
corning the Extra meeting Of the Auxiliary
Southern Rights Association on Thursday
night:
In respect both to numbers and to enthu-
s'nrm, tho Meeting last night was the great.
est aud mos, glorious political dcmonstrn.
tion that has been made for years in our
city, and IS, we think, decisive evidence
that the majority Of he people hero are for
resistance. Mr. Rhclt made the ablest and
most Impressive of all those high efforts
with which he has never failed to move
deeply the hearts OF his Charleston audience
on this great subject OF State Resistance;
and tho Interest OF the occasion was admir-
auiy kept up by the speeches of Messrs.
w. -. DeSaussure and B. II. Carroll. Dr..
BeIingcr presided, and made very i'm.
rrcssivc address on tukiug the chair He
IS all admirable presiding officer, and the
meeting was greatly indebted to his digni-
ty, promptitude and clear judgment, for the
order and proprlety of its whole proceed
| ngs.
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For the Sumter Banner.
SuMmEuroS. Auuust 7. 1881

SUMhERToN, August !, 1851.
Dear Banner: lrccevcd to-day from a
friend in Georgia, (he Rev. ]. Rufus
Fc'der) a letter, and hasten 10 send you
an extract, which, il you SEQ proper, you
can publish in your valuable pnper. All
he says may be strictly relied upon. The
extract will, and ought to be, chez ring to
our secession friends OF South Carolina.
"A powerful reaction is going on in
Georgia assure YOU, and she is destined
ere long, to occupy prominent station
upon the side of Southern Rights. be.
i'eve Mcdonald wall carry the State in Oc-
ioocr. At all events, his friends every
where aEr very sangu;nc. The other party
(C"ons) are apparently equally sure Of
s"Sccss but they rely upon the large
>"dmission majority Of last fat From all
most every County we hear from, there are
cheering indications Of the success OF our
parry. hav'nt heard SO much Of Politics
s'ncc the days Of Modification, as have
heard within tho las, month.
"Ef ono thing am assured, if South
Cno'ina docs sccede, and coercion is at
tempted she may confidently expect thous-
"nas .J Gcorgians 10 fly TO her assistance. +"
The above is true copy, verbatim ct
.iicra'In. Yours very respectfully,
THos. w. BRIGGS.
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Auxiliary sonthern Fights Assoois.

Pursuant TO public notice, large and
enthusiastic mceiing of the Auxiliary
Southern Rights Association Of st. Phjlip
and St Michael was held at Hibern;an
Hall on rhursday evening, July 81.
IN the absence of the President, DR.. John
Bellnger, one Of the Vice Presidents, took
The Char, and after some very appropfiasc
remarks, as to the objects OF tic assem-
b'age, stated that tho meeting was ready
for business.
On motion by Mr.. a. w. Burnett, Lieut.. &
Gov. Cain and Col. Palmer were invited
to seats Oh tho platform, and their appear-
ance was greeted with much applause. S
Hon. Jso. E. CARgW-, after brief and
pertinent address, which was received with
much enthusiasm, moved that COMMITTEES
be appointed to introduce the Hon. r.
Barnwcll Rhett 10 the meeting, which was
carried, and on Mr.. Rhelts entrance. the
entire audience rose ard greeted him With
three cheers. ,,
Mr.. Rhett then addressed the meeting,
and for an hour and half enchained it's
attention by an argument Of surpassipu
ability, sketching with master hand the
evils and expressions Of our present sys-
tenn of Government, and establishing ire
sstably and indsputablythat the only rcme-
dy for these evils, was secession. His re-
marks we're frequently interrupted by the
enthusiastic plaudits Of the audience.
Mr.. w. G. Desaussurc being loudly
called on, responded in some very eloquent
and effective remarks.
Mr.. Is. r. Carroll, at the cnll Of the
meeting, vind:cated himself against the
charge of unwarrantable interference with
the proceedings Of The cooperation meet
ing. His remarks were listened TO, not
w,tiistanding the latencss of the hour,
with great attention, and produced most
favorable impression upon the audience.
On motion by Mr. L. A. EdInondston,
the meeting adjourned, after giving three.
hearty cheers for the Palmetto Flag,
which was suspended over the platform.
JOHN BELLINGER, Chairman.
cnHs. nw. K. K. Pn'onzAu, psnas, { Secretaries.
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RENCoUNTRE BETWEEN GEH'Ls. FoorE
AND QUIrMAY.-We perceive from the
Memphis Eagle, OF the 2lst ult, that n
personal difficulty occurred between the
candidates Tor Governor in Mississippi, Gen.
erals Foo'c and Quitman, on the 18th ul-
t,mo, during their discussion at Sledoe.
vile, in Panola County. 1t appears from
the Eagles account that both gentlemen
had agreed TO refrain from all personalities
in their discussions. General Foote, how.
ever. deemed il no infraction OF this agree.
men, to alludc 10 Gen. Quilman's connec-
tion with The late Cuban expedition, and
had done so at several appointments prcv-
Gus to the one at Sledgeville, without pro-
voking any interruption. At Sledgevilc,
howeyc-, when Gen. Foote spoke of the
Cuban affiir Gen. QuItman stopped him
and said that it was "ungentlcmanly and
dishonest" thus to violate their agreement
'rhcrcupon Gen. Foote called him "a liar"
Blows were instantly in,erchanged; but
their mutual friends ,ntcrposcd and separa-
ted the Comhntants. According TO the
Eagle, Gen. Qutman has sig,iied his do
termination not 10 speak with General
Foote q. any more OF their joint appoint.
mcntS.
A LAWYERS ToAsr.-At recent din
ner ot provincial Law Society, the Pros
iden, cas:cd anon the &c ior solicitor pres
considered the best friend OF the profession.
"Thon," responded the SLY old fox. IN
give you the man who makes his cwn will
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NE people in thcIr ro.cIc.gn capacuy
should determine to sever our present re.
IatIons 10 the General Government, that
meeting would acguesce in the step? The
resolution does not say so, and j, is evident
That II does not contemplate secession as
NE action OF the Convention none Of the
proceedings of the inccl.ng look to, or
MAX" any provision Tor that contingency;
and therefore. as far these resolutions ro,
we arG !e.i IN ignorance of what would be
INC attitude "i that meeting towards the
state, she were to ntopt the course TO
which they were so much opposed.
Does the action taken upon Mr..
CAEEoLL's resolution throw any l,ght
upon the matter? Tho reason for that
action is stated 10 be, that Mr.. CAR
EoLL is known separate State secession
list, and therefore his Offering thu, resolution
was Intended either ~ trick or n sneer.
Now we understand tho adoption Of reso.
lulions by that meeting was for the pur-
pose of establishing n platform; and if
there was one important point left in doubt,
sven though the meeting should have re-
lcctcd the Interference Of orc rnrnsrd 10
lis objects, yet. when the deficiency was
pointed AT, shou gsnot tha, par,y. for it ;,
own sake. have defined it's position upon
thai po.nt? The adoption Of Mr. MoRpE-
CAL IS resolutions shows that that mcc;ino
'nfens to oppose the doctrine of separate
St"te action before, and until, the Convcn,
lion shall determine upon that point Tho
rejection Of Mr. CARnoLL's resolution, and
the neglect 'otakc any position upon tho
proposition submitted by him, is equivalent
to say the least Of it, to declining 10 commi,
themselves to acquicscencc in the decision
OF thcConvcn'ion, If it shall indeed ever H..
f"rm'nn upon the separate secession of TIL,
State.
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The Churubusco Celebration:

che Chester STANDARD makes the follow.
ing suggestion, which we thinks needs
only to be made to be acccded to:
we would take the liberty of Suggesting
10 lhe Directors of the Railroads in this
state the proprIety of rendering free pas.
Nsnge to those members Of the Palmetto
Ncglmcnt who may desire to attend the
meeting at Columbia on the Goth August,
Such privilege would doubtless induce
very general attendance, and be no ncon.
siderable incentive to the carrying ont OF
itleIr part Of the pfaseworthy purpose they
nave IN view. In that purpose the Whole
Ptate is Interested. 1t is in no degree pri-
vate IN its character. We trust our brclh-
fcn OF the press will ropca, the suggestion
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TUESDAY, AUGUST S, 1851.
New Post Office,

a letter from friend informs US of the
establishment Of new Post office in this
District ELISHA SPENCER, Esq, Postmas-
ter, to be called Lynchburg, at point some
two and half miles below Willow Grove
30, and about three -fourtIs of mile from
The w. and M. Rail Road. It's vicinity to
this Road and its location in the midst of
a wealthy and populous country may very
soon expand t-ipto Village: There are
how three stores at this point and tile fiun,.
Der will probably bo soon increaeed; a
physIcian-has located himself there; and
several mechanics will soon wake up this
quiet nook into activity and hustle. We
are pleased at these evidences OF improve
ment and wish our young sister Lynclrburg
all prosperity.
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Cuba.

Telesraphic dispatches from New York
on Thursday last stated that the Cuban
Sy'np'ih'scrs had had grand procession
and dinner the night before. Numbers
S's"cd the roll for another expedition, and
meeting for that purpose will shortly be
had.
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IHE Arctic EXHIBITION petition
hns been extensively signed in the Liv.
errool Exchange MNcwSroom, tor Pre-
sentn''on to The Lords oflhc Admiralty,
praying their lordshirs to send 4 ,ste;iir,.
or 10 Jones Sound, wlcrc q cairn Of