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Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-01-17

DeLAwARlANs visiting Phiadelpbla for the
purpose of buying clothing, would DO well to
call on r. T. Shepherd, the proprietor Of the
extensive and universally known establishment
Tor gentlemen's clothing. in Chestnut street,
two doors above Third Philadelphia. He has
isst now a superb stock OF coats, overcoats,
pants and vests, which are sold cheaper than
any others in that city.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-01-17

FnrxtSe THE BRrnsE.--Let not our citizens
lose sight Of this measure-bnt at once set aeoh'
,reuating petitions to send 10 the Legislature
far the massage of an act allowing the Levy Court
To purchase and make free the same or erect ano
ther As citizens we universally neglect our IN
terest. and make no public move Tor public mea-
sures. We all acknowledge how we suiler by
the bridge, and the injury it does to our trade
vet the last Legislature and election there was
.on,y one citizen moved in this matter (and that
-.,,s .urselN that is before the measure was de-
feated by the Legislature. Then indeed we
xnoyed--then indeed we were indignani-we were
savage -ourageously savage-but we were saw
age at the wrong tine--the golden moment had
nassed. The measure was brought before Inc
Legislature without any thing to impress the
.nambers with the desire Of the citizens-and the
.ne,nies Of the measure took advantage Of that tc
defeat it.
The next question is--are we going 10 do the
same nowi Is the whole session to pass away
without petition being sent, or single mani
festation Of public feeling to inform our Legislu
ture Of the wishes of the citizens of Wilmington
on that subjects Ought we not to learn to cor
rect our folly by experience, and knowing OF OH
own neglect by the past, make up for it by add
tional perseverance and attention at the pfesen
and future.
1t is unnecessary 10 60 into an argument a
tina present time upon the importance to the cit
izens of freeing the bridge one is in iavo
Of t-no one is opposed to it. 1t is one of thos
measures on which we are united as one man =
But we cannot help stating that there is one rea
son stronger Than the injury il would do tn
NJ ssas WI fs~s4 fSssrsds, gs md such IN
aginary divisions Besides the principle is wron
"a citizen should have the right OF free lecomt
ton in his own stare. II is monstrous that
tariff should he laid on his movement 10 hi
Court of Justice, and the seat of the law maxim
power of his State.
We have all along urged this matter on on
citizens and left nothing undone. We were tn
first to call attention and recommend it. Whe
deiea.ed by our Levy Court, 10 make sure, "
questioned every candidate for the next, and n
eeived pledges that if elected they would vote
favor of freeing the bridge. We then got up
petition to the Legislature, and sent the same
Dover praying the passage of an act to " free III
BRIDGE We never dreamed, nor did any or
else, that we know OF, that the sovereign pow'
in State, would refuse county the right of pu
chasing free passage for its citizens on its gre
highway. But the Senate defeated the bill, con
mitt:sg that unheard of act and our Levy Cou
though pledged under those circumstances, wit
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-01-17

R6eam fsesr sores, Eryspeas, rimPies Biiss. Aisr.
eRriaI Diseases CaiaA,oss ErHpiioHs, Lirer Com.
piaiat Broarhiiis Consumption. Female tom.
Piaiats Lgs' u dPPetife' General Dshili-
me ptopricots have spen, much time in bringing this
proOlriion Of sAsskrA9ltLA 10 iis present state Of
lariaaon aud the experience Of fourteen has fur
aishsd them most ample opportunity study in their
satious lnfms The diseases for which is recommended.
md adapt eyaciy heir relief aud Paronts who
wish iedicinu invited to give 1t Trial
,d satisfy themselves oI us suecrurity aud tho iuyaua
!o prny pis.es-es"f arresiing ana curing Diseases
The but lien enlarged hold Quar-, aud in s
,res lprnyel form may safely rain 'ous the INST and
sas TAI led INV 10 iaood by long line Of facts and
iuf' stand aadnatks aud beacons for the invalid.
realy don She thousands who have used H. it Iscapa.
zig II doug for the milnns still suffering and struggling
With disease Il pg.dcs eeanses and sttensihens b
untain sp'nss Of ie and aiuses now eisor Throughout
"''''' RKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS.
New YoaK, Fob. II, 1913.
i.ease OF my throat, efeeHs the larynS during which
lina was treated by the most distinguished physicians in
rnncst bencit, bat AL the time my general health aud
rengt ieening aud the disease making fearful progress
honsht nis u'eieni io producing cure hu am conn.
Dent epnrahle situation was in the layneiis being
vpuld have terminated my iiie had not aimed
LET through the medium OF your invaluable Sarshparla
nafilla did place much ciieaoo in its viruas an
hs will surprise YOU, when yon informed dttis
aey hut after taking your sarsnparaa
lew weeks was ige Al last 10 yield 10 evidence Til.
herainrn thAk my dniy gentlemen far tho benesi Of
iafsrng humsny TO give you this atesiatiou e ny cure
i's'li 81 Ffuuco in tho 6ni,ed States.
Tho ahnvr sisam.nt AID sanaiura wore HeknowcaSg-
7 -Tff Pr 'cHcf ~ MI p fAfrnl nslrue.
Flr The cqnsul csnspnl Of Fmnre.
| Ne" tWk tebt u, l5id u. BORG, Vice Consul.
lheilowHs eslimosy from Rev. John Grigg, late Rec
or Of tho Church Of the GrnriNin 10 this CIV nmmends
isef 70 The attention Of the afflicted Numerous cerii6.
nns o cures Of the var0Hs discusses effected by this modi.
clue arc utmost dally reeeived-
Messrs sAsns; nenher of my family has taken yous
yinnile sar.amrln for seninlns Affection, &e,,
viii tho hinefiii eiirrt rusuitng ron IL, usn ii
Ewes very gau nlnnsure In record nv los imam, Ii be
half of It's VIRTUE ard raaay npinr TINT others NAV bs
induced to mike tril Of it
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-01-17

THE WOULD BE GOVERNOR AGAIN

NJ Il V;,.a.t N. c.. T.. ..a,. .,a.or,.,,.
t.. ~. ,.,i. ~ NJ. n e,s;si,a- ~,
80 w. p-o"s ~ .i' D'us NJ ~ uri,,.
II. ,e,a',e. ~ .I '',a,
.assls,n, ~ ~ ~ 's ,,hinh inin,ai M, tn
a. A. ~ "'s'' s.;.,- ~
neet;aap no ,rsni, Vii VII r,,r ns.,,issio,,
ns'',,on ,ue WHOLE WI VII youl
I;ulge Of NV eondnet
I / communication anneared In the Blue Hens
!. Chicken. signel =. Mini uoul,nr rejecting severe
" on the character of Mr.. Glazier. William
fcC,ulIsva week or two Afterwards ,yrole three
articles. two of them pnrnor,inr to coma from
lpail,d.lnhi, which onlv hal fhA tendency to
still mora ,rrt,ts anil in,,itter Mr. Gl,ziers feel
.linrs ia the, ii 49, ,rr,.ta1 an ~, ,v,rs
lh,nnd ovsr IN Cnnrt rha m mar was eomoro.
o'in9 oHsI 70 O'u'e NJ wp,s' ~,
would never again be alluded to in an indecent
and scurrilous man er.
i On the evening Of my return from New Gas
tie, called at the Office of Mr. McCauiley, and
IN course oil conversation respecting the compro
mise, he Lecame Indignant Jumped to his feet,
lpulled off his spectacles, wipel them with his
handkerchief walked to and fro. condemning
the manner in which we had settled it, He said
he would have preferred going to ison-to re
main there one year than to give such a written
apology. | tried to reason the m liter with him
1t was in vain. [ LEFT and called in the morn
ling. He handed me long article, remarSing at
the time It was the only thing that would set US
lrlghl--it was an Offset to the apology. read
liz and objected to the publicaton-saying il
wond involve rs in another libel suit lie said
There was no danger. then said that if pub
i1shed would prefer It to appear as a communi
"a 100, an not as editorial. He replied that
it was on ou' account that he wished il to ap
pear as eiiIorial--ihat whatever he wrote he was
respohsible-that he would bear us harmle In,
that we should have taken judgment bond LEA
j, James nIgomery-intimains that MonigonsT
,ery was worth nothing and he was told nim
that could not give him an answer until had
an interview with Mr. Vincent, and took the
manuscripts to the ONCE, and related me inter
view had with Mcciaey and handed him The
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-01-17
FOR AGONY ENTI0N.

Past Once Printing given to the Blue
Silent. rhickeu, because II Inns the LAHeFs'f
cru ;uLATION OF amy paper IN DeiA~ Z Re
erx sonti AZ III increasing.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-01-17

aoH'PnHsd Syrup of Wild Cherry
Are yon troubled with n Cough?
liuve you nains in The side mud h-easi
Have you The Liver Complaint
llave you the Bronchitis
Nervous Depility, or any
if VIM nFs q ,go nin ragfy Cnn.umniien
use pr; sW NYNis roMP3UND syR-p az WITH
~ h., " WY shses speedy aud permanent cure,
will testify 's 'se" e".sa Ny IT.
another Home Certificate.
GREET CURE OF EZFRIEL rho ms.
Dr. u swayne bear sir-Beinr fr n rnqh oc I'M
dieied with very violent cough win main IN H. w
l breast soreness of tue hugs shortnes, Of breath.
r,,, npde' nsht sweats- ~c,' made irnl OF va
lnus renrdcs, which were recommended highly In thn
papers hui gradually grew worse. The yiolesce Of nv
nsirls sueh ,na. le blond rushed pro usey from my
indeed, my whole system seemed nrostrnird ma ,bs
nou OF ny departure seemed near ut hand All this lima
ynn recnlnneided the IT your Command swan AZ
Wild Cherry, which immediately began 10 snot1e rnm
tnri nndNlay the whence If my cough relieved the
crniiined The use n H. hut nntg tants Ia t;dd sni
70 me eject OF your Compound syrup Of Wild Cherry.
Ian Invaluable medicine in ronshs e5ldssnd aiann N
q Tue lungs and one that should be koyl 10 All nlirt
~ persons wold purchase ihe original and genuine
frtielei nsnrenared by yun and moi lainner vim ~
many spurious and wpfhess prepariiors which ~. az
\ mi@b, ~ " os p.su Cd on the reputation Of youfs
y s", w VIZ neiss OF snying innny viimblaIiives
sSr %h, W statement for 'he benefit Of hose who
!" ., s,ie.'n u, a s Was ElEklEL THOMAS,
Philadephia u'0'' weston saliayikill Second 81
vRe,member the scuulne preparation Of WILD CHER
~ Is put up Squire hntiles covered with beaniifnl
sssyppe' s,esi saglnyngi with he pnrrait Of Dr.
SNNsl4ne'S celebrated VGrlntaispa
a safe and eIeeiun regady for Worms Drsnens,.
Cholera horbqs sickly Or pyspeptc children Or
aani'si AMI ne n 81 nsainl family medicine ev-
or nfsrei 10 tho public u
I9-Letier 70 Dr. swayue, from Andersi,un, Ind.
Dear ST. -, lsn purchased bolile nf you're vermi-
u % o( Tie srges wians we ad egsi seem i, L ua,as
'ha' uncut 70 gel the people lotry IL they have
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uy "'''sn' 1oloou,u NY o'nea a a5;,;on oe rho
a1. H. 49, ''i'i IL IL no ,,ins nj.
"otNs ~ w ''n'io'.a' nA'u - " ~ 49,
lii to all readers.
i Election of Ofcers-Tho annual meeting Of
tue Farmers Mutual Insurance Company OF Mill
Creek Hundred, was held at the Mermaid, on
Monday last. The following gentlemen were
elected Directors for the ensuing year Eli Will
son, Samuel hilies Jesse sharp u W. Semmin
:. Sonu =. elarS, ), watson rVa'ls' 'aeoo i'sS'''
-
hHoeked D9gn-Ms. Emmor chanul y, tn'
member oil me Levy Court from branuywln'
Hundred while leading horse to wafer las
t a sudden spring. and somewhat Injured.
d po,.l,. G, r.,a.o..n,..,,s NJ rosonh p
a.an,;. ~ l., pontsr he
d ss,' F,nI, Si',i s"r a r., ,so,e,
nar;d p,;ia,, IL e.a.,i.. Mi h,,sa !, H.
s,ma sa,,ara Massss N,;ohaaI tia,r;,s Vim
- Iaa'sIl '''.s' t"s9i D d. - ahan
,.c,;n's ,i'a ss'.l as S,,,a Eas, ia
es =" a"e sI VIII sq"I's s; Se 'ia sIu
s, AVA Nh, hensos ''' ~ ~, ~ p""I.
: &, ba,,,na, s,,, - nj, H.. S;,ia.,a h',aI :,
- -, 49, .s,,. ~ -, '',;,i ;.,..,.a,.
oIe" io''u", WIN ''e aoo'e "'e"'onoo ~,
: d;s''s "''' ''''' 10 N0'''P"s' ''"'' - '''
Carriage FaetorJ i've are informed ina
~ NJ henIy fn'cnner mas purchased inc lot an
old building at The N. w. corner OF I'm an
n and erecting handsome carriaoe manulaclor
lie on lis site. Wilmington is not dead vet.
n..y.e 6. s.;..I III.
r Deu w. young 'Pa"ie."' su'!e'' e
w., ,seo Lac d;ad snJlnai, ~ S. q"
: uuay uaeu su'r ,i W sH, nnsl,
~ III" T., e." i; "1n' ~ nnu :" go All
:, his bed.
"a A. ,,,or,arlr roao,;,, If tho Acricui,,r,
~ Soa;a,,, ~ ~, Sas,ia -,,,,,, h,lI =, Fas,a,
LIZ =. 80" ,,,h sesr ~ p5asid.,,
T,nsh, H. ~ sLa,.' 80 Co.., an,,,;,,a
Sac,a,,rn Nrf
On motion il was resolved to publish ii
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= S2H,TO3 Ut
On motion of DR.. Thomson, 500 was appro
priated for purchase of wood for the poor and O
committee Of distribution appointed, consisting
Of Messrs Thomson, Rice, Pyle, Todd, and Nc
Chung.
Bills were allowed and orders granted for ST.,
lo4s So.
The following bills were read anil referred
and are the last, we believe of the (Mohicans,
large number outstanding or due up to January
IIgff s.t-.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-01-17

Stephen Boldly, Aldermanic fees si3 e5
William Ainscow. ringing, hogs, &C., so
Pancoast x Belts Hardware, 90
J. Wigglesworth lamp glasses, (P, Horn ii
G. & G. W. Bush, coal, 5 rs
B. Morris, hauling. e5
J. A. Duncan, Hardware, a %
]. Scarf, 25
smyth x Peterson, Camphine, &C., s3l2 "a
G. Stroud, Lime so
DAVID Ciaige, wood, 81
ISAIAH West, mending hose, 1G IS
WIN: Nc zimmerman, hauling, 90 o.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-01-17

Total

Total, S2O2iII3
Amount necessary to meet expenditures for the
year, TO be raised by taxation, sl6,sS9 90.
Amount Of Tax-73 per cent, or same as last
year
An ordinance was read first and second time
making the'toliowihg appropriations for 1851, to
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what would have purchased new one.l
The use ofthe City Hall was granted to the
Delaware Assembly for ball on the 9Th March
ensuing aud TO the " Sons of Washington fot
the purpose OF delivering lecture, Feb. o.
1851.
A bill for IS was received from Thomas Cross
for extra services. A note was appended TO the
bottom of This bill, saying Q served as fire watch
by contract, and as he was engaged only 10
watch, he thought Council owed him a penny a
night for extras not in the contract, such as
shutting down windows, putting cut lights, lock
ing the hall doors and putting the key in police
office.
Thomas J. MahafTy was reelected as Super
intendent OF Water Works for one year, from
March 25ih 1851 eleven voting for him ant
Two blanks. Council Adjourned.
Land Sale in Brandy,gine Hundred MIR. Levi
Weldin has purchased OF lessee Kendall his farm
in BranJywine Hundred adjoining the river Del
aware and the kelllm property, containing a;
acres for s34oo
The Lery Court of New Castle County will
meet at the Court House in the Town of New
Castle, on Tuesday, the 4th day of February mex
at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Gold from California a considerabl,
quantity Of gold has been received from Califor
mia within this last two weeks by Adams & Co a
Express, among the amounts are Mrs. Glass
$500, Mrs Lund, $500, lady Of Kennett Square
S24Oi besides number OF other amounts to diff
ierent individuals. This is the only safe way Of
sending money or valuable packages-as in case
Of any loss the Express will pay without any
difficulty or trouble
Kent and Snsser -afans-We copy the follow
ing from the Milford Beacon "a two story
and one story house attached on the farm be-
longing 10 the widow Burton in Slaughter Neck
Sussex county, was consumed by ERE on Sunday
last The house occupied by Jacob Young. The
fire was the result of accident"
A Foe broke out in this place in the property
occupied by Purnel Loaand, Esq. on Wednes.
day afternoon last. The fire originated from
burning chimney and caught to Ihe roof which
burned hole about three feet square, before the
flames were stayed
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Foreign Ports.

II Turks Island Oct 10, bark Lzzy for Boston next day
,ehTs pSWocis 6 NG i da sd ih brig Ha
A, smyTna 27ih ut, bar Lepanto. Gardner for Boston
and NewYok day br Smyrna, SQrague, from Tar
AZ Ttesie Sd inst shlp Charles Ruark for Liverpool
ldg Arlington. Ryan, for New York, do bark George
At Genoa 4i INST shp Queen Victoria, Chase for Leg
horn, land part of cargo. -,
At Gbra az Sd INST barks Parodi, Woodbury. I'm Nal
aga for New-YoTk st JagO Jordan, n ON PaleTmo for
Boston Tuscan brigs Mercuro, from Malaga for Phla-
de pha Lconce, Bradbury. (fn Malaga Tor New YORK
bound The wind had been from NV for SIX days
Al bordeaux 9Th INST. ship Ocean Star Lord. unc.
Advertised at Liverpool, Oct H. Europa s. Lg.,i i,i
Boston 18th; Squantum, Crecker, do 18Th President
Conines do goth Africa t. Ryrie do. 2jth Marathon
Rezeau. and Vim: Rathbone. spencer Do Pm Henry
do i4h James Wright. CLARK DO. 18th; Manhattan, Pea
body do. l6h; John and Lucy CuIns and FLORIDA Mis
ZeIega Camillus Wcker and Compromise Riley do 2olh
Gaa,in Delano do 2st Centurion Coom 1 % az 1's
GreenmaD Spencer, do. with ds9atch City OF Manches
ter, s Campbell for Philadelphia I'm wyoming, pm pm
ander Ssndicrd for BalmGe 2Oh; James Calder Pettes
Charleston 26th Eastern Queen Ross 90 WITH dl'hatcn
and Canack. Faes. for New Orleans l4sh; -oodianah
Gray do 18th Queen. Mccartney and Rarta'' Searles
Salisbury and Living Age Snow, do, with di,Ratch
At Halifax l9h inst bngs Mapy Marshall all, rade. a
Al Buslps Ayres Sept g. ships Margaret Eliza, ADAMS
for New ork IS DAYS shaw Capp, for Boston 6aIks
Doane for New York 30 Edward kopplsch. Upton, I'm.
Salem July ~ arr Sept |, unc Manic Stnson, from
Haynie from Baltimore, via MonterldeO, arr Aug l9'
Reindeer Gayle, from do, via Rio de Janeuo arr
Gator from do do IarT Aug &C. unc. John SwaSey (of
Salem) Phillips, from Cherryield (Juee 49, arr Sept 4
June TO- arr Sept.2 Palos, Hatch or Boston, 10 days
scsr John + Dawson, Smiley for Monieyldeo next DAY
Sid from Montevdeo Aug, %, bark Argentine Upton
RE de Janero (has been repoItodn port Aug 80 to san
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p... h.tr, ,.,--,sd has been d. smssed Ipo1
paymsn, Il eas;s, &c The E hlsn" saIvsSe s3j0
NJ bas charged her irps. IN ords- 10 ,nnsci
y,h The California mails az Havana e sslhg ~,
tie Ssh and I'D Of each mon'h' anu '''' '''
scb ENzaeY of yokl Ma:;h.ws roa BG3a gam
She TOOK the ga On Sunday eTtnins ~ III
o'clock and bore away fo Boston HSoe ~ ooo,se
S1svberrs III l. where she now remains hgh ana ''' "
low wser Cap Elm aaa crew isnoed .ais for Havana
hs5,ls reported ashore Ebog Reef was g' SsS,t
two years and maxim Der fret VOYAGE e. roo o2the
Thee .as ihsu,, nee oil WV VI 'A' "''-
eaps1 a. -. WILLIAM a. Boston from sav Al nan re
BARN a,h t1nck on Naniucsct shoals Dat got OF
pcr5;af.i, jeatv The C. ". has both mates ana i2u
sss1 1.. ssa ma s,'r 30 sf Ssw Yo
Ht IN = s g BRorHERs CLARK from AnnapOis " iI
~ he 25,h Tbecrex seven ia nugoe. leg her
- 49, noaf and pulled for the shore Mr. . Dd'es ~
~ ,Nh TeSdes Al Philips BE sch heard heI crfs of
Boston snJ h ms ser.aut succeeded IN landing them
sfeIv his res deuce where they were KIND provided
f Tiey saved ont the clothes thcy had on Their per-
~, The schooner dnfted ashore on the rocks on me
nor,h lde Of Nahant near M Tudor cottage "hee s'
nP Sur ggR4x Condemned at Havana sold for s5' not
cat Nsyen. If the bag Mara. a Boston from Bait
MI, roD,rs having seen SatrGa} morning tntHcSe'
Tjsht bearing S Z miles, schr H. zantnm Of ono's
6,id Lumber laden and dismasied Capt Nevehs az.
III, When abou mixes from Nantucket Light "a" sap
At anchor with loss Of aain and m@sn 09hAsS '"u ''
Ne have been obgnrly favored by Elwood Walter EST
With the annexed extract from a letter dated at . 49,
WIN " "NAssAU n P, Frliay, Oct 10 1871;
Since our last via Charleston have torepor' the
total los, Of tie schooner John Wesley Of aud IRON ms
no for St Thomas, with cargo OF sponge lnten9e LOT
tn,bJrcp, no Europe The " was lost on Llttle Ina
ana Aug g. Vessel and about So Of cargo insured ~
Sew-York balance o. cargo, say about s50V, insured IN
France vessel and cargo a total loss ,,,,.
''Tbe rig Wave JOlIno master Of and from Pm Ipd
for Jamaica with cargo Of provisions was toiy los al
Mavsguana ON Tie 2jth Of August part Of the cargo
va saved and carried % IIagua and by le'tef o ~.
ut from the Consular Agent at that place we nav
The ~YfCkffs ~ cents ia hs-i i1
trd. t. traushi1 wi az remains good order 70 Janac
The caUtan Of the Walter Hoxc before reported iest
al Abacoa mas not yet returned from Abacoa ana we con-
seguepty DO know what dspos ton mas been aae %
that vessel. - . A.. -.
1.-The schr Annie Sophia 7th fom your port the b,s
Juveyna 7th from Boston and the scr vermont, luth
6om Calais have arTiy ed az this port.
Several wreckeTs arrived Yesterday ana to-day ron
eruse or the Backs aud report everything quiet ana no
weeks
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passsngers Arrived.

Al g Mail ste Inasasp Mlrtoa, from Cssrssson,,-!
naiheek. D. {. fans, j. sisrsh, iy.y y, pa
i a lDye Mr. koomson and lady. MIS- Z co'mio' 4"
JohI son IN lady. bingham. and 80 IN Seerdse Ma
IN u s. MAJ steGnsstD ALabGsla from Sag' -, "a .
S ssn's "A" Bo.wieE " Denny 70 Powls's "a L;
SHEPPARD, ID, p. Els, L. Clark ~ d. h"'''"' -~ -
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