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The Denocrnllc IIunbug.

|, is well understood if not by The young, nj
least by "oId sc,Ilers," thar The style, "Demo.
cralic Patty" was assumed by modern Loco.
locos not on account Of l's Designating tho
principles they hold, but simply because the
name Was popular and readily attracted tho at.
,ounon Of he multitude. To our foreign pop.
ulslion, il appeared, the ombodimcnl Of all the
political principles and privileges they sought
IN emgrn,ing to our shores. They looked up.
on il 10 Europe as the ensign Of natural rights
- The standard Of The people, as conWadisun.
guished from The ensign Of royalty, and armo.
vial bearings Of the nobility. They supposed it
was adopted 10 this free government, by The
friends Of these free institutions; and. IhaI The
parry that was known by any other name must
be The enemies Of the people, the advocates Of
royalty, Of arisIocracy--ol absoln'eism. lis
known Specification abroad made il fI inslru.
menl Of humbug u. home. 10 short il is the
tub thrown out 10 camh the whae-lhe gilded
ny wilh which political anglers h'h for gudge
ons-ihe sugar coating for every biuer pill
Every measure adopted for ambitious or cor.
rup. purposes, every blUnder CT mbeclle legis
lalon. every acs Of usurpaIion, every viola.
lion oil rights guaranteed by the constitution Of
our government or held by natural law, is rem.
deTed excusabIe. acceptable, popular for time,
IfsdroiIIy entitled Democratic. Whilst Con-.
sliluGOns resting uPSu the broadesI principles Of
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OF The attention Of our merchants il called
10 tho advertisement Of Hampton, Wilson g.
Co.; and also to the advertisement Of Murphy,
Tiernau & Co, Importers and Wholesale Dry
Goods Merchants in Pitlsburgh. These firms
offer good inducements To country merchants +;
and wa think il will be grea. advantage to
them il they can get their goods as cheap or
nearly as choOp in Pittsburgh, to purchase there
instead Of going to Philadelphia or New
York.
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Total in five years
I,422,672

OF Andrew Norris, soldier Of the RevoIu.
ton, aged 80 years and months, is still living
in this county, near Nj. Healthy, He was
with Gen. Washington, at the Time of the exc.
culon of Major Andre, and was attached to the
ed Regiment Of New Hampshire Troops, under
Col. George Read. He was living in Lower
Canada, al tho lime war was declared in 1919,
and sacrafced valuable property to return TO
the States, which he did, arriving 10 Cincinnati
in The latter part Of that year. since which time
he has continued to be resident of this coun.
~. lie was born in Rockingham county, New
hampshire, in the town Of Pembroke, in 1889.
Mira. Rhoda Norris, his wife, deceased about
five years ago aI the advanced age Of eighty.
fve-'he couple having lived together, as man
and wife over sixty years, and raised eight chill.
dren TO maiorly-(our males and four females.
All Of them still live but Que, daughter, who
died at The age of (abouD ,hiry.fve. Mr.. N.
has received what is termed second sight, and
reads lolerably we'll without speclacles. lie
IS comparatively hale and hearty; and, having
read much in his day, for farmer; is still able
to pass time very pleasantly in conversation.
We had The pleasure last week, Of seeing his
wedding stockings 10 which he was married in
1894, and love feast Iicke, given his wife in
1914 by Rev. VIM. Burke, familiarity known as
Father Burke.-CiR, Times.
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WcIch's National Circus.

From Nibos, New York, and National Am.
pitheaWe. Philadelphia.
J. G. Cadwalader, Equestrian Director.
J. Langworlhy, Master of the Circle.
r. Williams, lst Buffalo Clown.
L. Davis, I'd Shaksperean Clown.
Among the most prominent OF The artists
may be found the following names. viz.
]. G. Cadwalader-lhe unsurpassed -Four and'
Six Horse Rider.
L. J. LmpmNn- Dramatic, Scenic and
principle Rider ...
Davis Richards-the worlds only bare .bnckE
Rider whose daring feats over bars, gates. &C..
on his Wild Prairie Sleed, strikes The beholder'
with wonder and nsInnshment.
+. NJ. Dickinson the celebrated Comedan'
and Comic Singer, acknowledged by oil 10 be-
the greatest singer of the age.
J. Sweet-whose style and skill in persona.
ting the character of the Aborigine, or Red
Man Of the Forest, stands unsurpassed.
Master Williams-the Juvenile Gymnasic
and Anipodean performer,-whos truly pleas
ing performances must be seen 10 be admired
Last, though not least, the two unrivalled
Clowns, Williams and Davis. whose Puns.
Jokes, Bon Mois q. Whhcisms never fail TO keep
the audience 10 perfect roar of laughter.
". B. Positively but one price of Admis-
sion TO Meaagerie and Circus combined.
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Falher IsIehIe,s Te,rImonr.

There is nothing beuer calculated 10 silence
the foul batteries Of the slanderer, than a sho,
from his own guui and as Gen. Scott is now
the target at which every filthy piece is aimed,
we bring forward one Of Field. Marshal RIcn.
IE's IS FOUNDERS and put il into the hands Of
Old Chip, that he may enjoy The sport OF seeing
Frank faint when he hears the report. Here il
is:
From the Washington UaiOH, Apri i6, ~.
"GLoRIoys Victory follows
victory 10 rapid succession. lI was a settled
maxim that we could never cease this war with
honor until we had taken the Castle Of San 10.
an de Ulloa. Thanks be 10 our distinguished
and skillful General-io his bave officers and
men-Io the gallant officers and men OF our
Navy, this great achievement has been effected
with but liuIle loss Of life on our pan. We
have taken the Gibraliarof the Western Conf.
nent. We have added new laures TO our
wreath. The gratitude and admiration of a
tree people are due 10 Major General Scott
We congratulate our country again upon The
prowess Of their Army and Navy. ln less than
eleven months a succession Of achievements
has poured in upon US which would grace the
annals Of any people under The sun. Let our
countrymen rejoice, and let Them pour out their
thanks to the brave men who have done honor
TO the character Of this free country.
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SheFln'S Sale.

The State of Ohio, Carroll county S.. Pursuant
to the command OF sundri executions issued
from the court of common pleas in and for the
county aforesaid and to me directed, shall ex-
pose TO public sale, at The door oil the court house
in said county, on Thursday, the 30th day of Sep.
len,ber, A. D. 1859 between the hours OF ten
O'Clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M. of said day, the
following real estate, situate in the town OF NAL
vern, (Iale Troy to wits Lots number sixty-twc
and five, with the Improvements thereon consist.
ing of large ware house &c.
Terms cash. Appraised at S
GEORGE PUGH, Sh'r.
August 27, '52-pr fee s
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Will EXHIBIT AT Jefferson. Tuesday, Sepiem.
Der l4lh; CARRoLLToN. Wednesday, Sept. 18Th,
and Richmond, Thursday, Sept. 18th.
The public are respectfully informed that
these TWO VAST MENAGERlES, united for
the present season, form by far the largest col.
lection Of Living Animals ever exhibited in this
or any other country.
Over l50 ANIMALS AND BIRDS can be seen
under their spacious pavilion, 9s6 feet in length
for one price of almrssion. Hours Of Exhbi.
uon-lrom ! 10 4 o'clock P. NJ, and 10 10 in
the evening.
Admission 25 cents. No half price.
The Couege will arrive 10 the town on the
morning of the l5lh instant, about 10 o'clock,
and the Carriages, Cages. VAN &C., containing
the Animals. drawn by 1870 Splendid Horsesl-
Headed by Neuper's Philadelphia Brass Bandl
will pass through the principal sheets, affording
ion opportunity Of behoIding one Of the most
Gorgeous g. Imposing Professions Of the kind
ever seen.
A double performance in 8 immense performs,
ing densl-Berr Driesbach 10 two and Sguoro
Hders' go in the other.
In the course Of each exhibition Hen Dries
bach, the far famed Lion King, will enter the
Dens Of his Wild tenants Of the Forresl-Li-
ons, LeoPnrds, Tigers, Cougers, &C., and give
a display, the same as when ordered by the spe.
cial command Of Queen Victoria, Louis Phillip
late King OF ine French,) Emperor Nicholas
of 81. Petersburgh, and The Royal Family
t1apsburgh House Of Austria,
Signore Hideralgo will also perform his high
y trained animals, seperale and enIilely differ
ent from Herr Driesbach's, showing The differ
enI powers of mind over the Animal Creation.
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The Plain why aud BECAUSE

Why IS linen disadyantageous for wear near
the skini Because il retains the matter OF pers.
Piralion in us texture, aud speedily becomes i'm.
bued with iii il gives an unpleasant sensation,
is very rapidly saturated with moisture, aud con.
ducts heat too rapidly.
Why is a woolea cloth advantageous Re.
cause Of the readiness with which il allows the
PersPiraIion 20 escape through ils texture, ls
power OF preserving warmth 10 lheskin under
ell Circumstances. The deficully of making il
wei through, the slowReas elh which il con.
ducts heat, and the solinass. iehsness, and pli.
aney Of is texture.
Why are musins and c0no0s thrown into
pump wafer after being washed ia soft Be.
cause Of lbe stringent properties OF the hard
Euler, which gives the fbefsa peculiar firmness,
Whils' The soft water would leave them lax.
Why do the properties Of soda and potash
differ in soap mnkingl Because with soda oil
forms hard soap; with potash a soft one.
Why do pearl.ash aud water remove grease
spots Because the PearI.ssh unilss chemical.
ly with the grease, forming species of soap
which easily washes out.
Why is charcoal the best denlrihco Be.
cause Of iis anIl.sspc properties aud ils desroy.
ing the smell Of various substances, thus ren.
dering il a ready sweeiener Of The breath.
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Love is as natural to woman as fragrance
is TO rose. You may lock up girl in con.
venl--you may confne her in cell-you may
compel her to change her religion, or forswear
her Parenss-ihese things arc possible but nev.
er hope TO make the sex forego their hearts
worship, or give up their reverence Tor cassi.
mere-for such hope will prove as bootless as
The Greek slave, and hollow as a bamboo.
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CALIFORNIA EMIGRATIoN.- rush TO Cali.
lornia from all paris Of the world continues un.
abaled. For the nine weeks ending July 8lh,
the arrivals at San Francisco amounted 10 e..
900. The Chinese continue TO arrive in great
numbers. Nearly 1000 reached San Francis.
rco in fortnight. They made their way at
once to the mines. The hostility Of the mi.
ners towards the chinese has abaled.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Murphy, Tiernan & Co.,
Successors 10 Murphy, Wilson 4. Co..
importers and Wholesale Dealers in
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.

No. 48, Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Are now receiving from all the Eastern Cities
and from Europe, their first supply of goods for
the fall trade, TO which they invite the attention
Of buyers. On the lst Of September they expect
, to have their assortment complete which will be
kept so by constant addition every week, through
out the season. They will, as heretofore, con,
tinue to sell goods as low as the Eastern JOJbers,
for Cash, or approved poper on the usual credit;
and they assure their Old customers and friends.
and all others who design purchasing here, that
they will not be undersOld in this market.
Aug. 27, '59.
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TilG Nomination.

The Convention which met at Harlem
Springs, on the 25Ih, nominated as a candidate
for Congress, Wilson Maddox Of Harrison coun.
~. Mr.. Maddox belongs TO The society Of the
Friends, is a good whig, an honest man, aud
will make very respectable member of Con.
gress. Wen Try to elect him,
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MARYsvILLE, California has, by the census
a population Of $500 souls, 243 being females
Ii has folr churches, one being Presbyterian
Two MethodisIs, and one Catholic, Seventy
children attend Sunday schools.
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New. wholesale
Drp 0OOOs 6oase
Hampton, Wilson & Co.
In PITTSBURGH.
Hampton. John Wilson. s. Campbell

Hampton, Wilson 81 Co.
No. as, Wood Street, opposite 81. Charles
Hotel, are now receiving direct from manuac-
,urers in this country aud in Europe, their first
stock of dry goods, comprising The most COM
pIete assortment ever offered in Pittsburgh TO
lhe inspection of the retail trade. A member
Of The firm, of many years experience in that
department, will devote his auention almost ex.
clusiveIy to the purchases, by which means our
stock will be kept full aid our assortment com,
plete throughout the season.
The attention of cash and produce buyers is
respectfully solicited.
Pittsburgh, Aug. 27, '52.
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The only important 'quarrels' in which we
remember Gen. Pierce 10 have been engaged
were bis "quarreIs" with American Industry,
River and liarbor Improvements, the Widows
of.he Soldiers Of the war of 1919, ard the ven.
cradle Widow Of The lameu.ed Gen. Harrison.
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OF Welch's National Circus, and Raymond
& Co., and Driesbach & Co.'S MenOgeries, com
bined, will be 10 this place on the 18th OF next
month. OF course, all who love TO see The ele.
phanl will b. hero.
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The new plane, discovered by mfr. Hind on
the 24.h OF June, has received the name of
Melpomene, the Muse of Tragedy. This plan.
ct is believed TO be The seventeenth now known
TO exist between Mars and Jupiter,
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BETTING. advertisement appears in the
National Iaislligenesr, signed Lloyd g. Co., Of
(ering 10 bet $4,000 Ihs. Gen. Scott. il he
lives, will be the mex, President Of The u States
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DIED--At g o'clock Saturday morning 20t
inst, of Dropsey, Mrs. MARY RoTHACKER, age
67 years, month aud day.
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For Sale.

The Patton House, of Carro'lon, is hereby of
rered Tor sala on reasonable terms good title
Will be given.
For further particulars enquire Of
LOUIS SCHAEFER,
July /, '52.-lE Canton, Ohio
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The Colonial, Land and Emigration Com.
missioners of Great Britain have just submitted
their annual report 10 Parliament. We learn
from this document, that the total emigration
from the United Kingdom the twenty years end.
ing with 1851 has amounted to 264O. .848 bu,
of this emigration more than one.haf has taken
place in the last five years. During the fifteen
years ending with l846 the whole emigration
amounted to l,2l8,I76, or an average Of 8l,2Il
persons year, The largest number who had EN-.
igraled in any one year having been I29 1851 in
1876 10 the five years from l8l7 to 1851, in.
elusive, the emigration amounted TO I,422 ,672,
OF an average of 285, ,53l year, more Than
double the emigration of 1916. The number
who emigraIed in each of the latter years was
as follows:
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UNFORTUNATE COLLISION

Beipten Ihe Steamsr AhaHtie and he PrOpel.
Ir OEiensbWeh on Lake Erie Three hua.
dred iipeS i0SU
We gather the subjoined facts from the
Cleveland papers Of Saturday in relation 10 this
terrible disaster and loss Of life. The Plain.
deuler, who il seems has seen and conversed
with several Of the surviving passengers Of the
III fated Atlantic, says:
The collision took place at quarter before
two O'Clock on Friday morning last, OF Long
Point. and about seven miles from shore.
The night was bazy ono and pretty dark,
but not so much so as to prevent the vessels
from seeing each other. ID appears the Seam-
er first saw tho propeller a iule TO The star.
board when she changed her course. thinking
lie distance safe for crossing her bow.
The Propeller fearing a collision reversed
her engine, and at the moment the
Atlantic came up, had ceased all headway.-
The steamer had run 10 quarterly, and was
struck just forward of the wheel house, and was
cot through the guards to the depth Of ten feet.
She commenced sinking almost Immediately,
and in ten minutes was sunk below The main
decks, and in fifteen minutes was in the water
up 10 the hurricane deck.
great many passengers jumped overheard
and sunk almost Immediately. Others seized
upon such articles as would float, and launched
themselves upon the waller. Many more oI
the poor emigrants. were carried down between
decks, without possible chance of escape.
The scene as described was most awful
The collision came like a clap of thunder, and
men, women and children, rushed franically
on deck, when such a cry went up to heaven
ps never was heard on these waters before
The agonizing wall Of five hundred voices ou
the deck Of fihe sinking ship, is described By ouI
narrator as being enough to freeze the blood
| Ono after eDolher Of the frenzied screams o.
the poor souls died away, as they sunk TO a wa.
terry grave.
Some of the survivors were in the water for
three hours and were not taken on board The
! Propeller till after sunrise this morning. The
greatest number saved was on tho hurrcant
deck which continued to buoy up the boat
when she was abandoned. good many whr
were noaIng on pieces Of furniture made ,hei
way back and were hauled on board the wreck
Wand were saved,
There were about 10 cabin passengers, II
Of whom were saved, and of emigrants IN,
number was 400i of whom but lat are left
This makes the loss Of life over 800. A meet
ing Of the surviving passengers was held OF
board the SullOna. They offer no opinion a
TO The cause of The disaster, wisely leaving tht
facts to be elected by legal investigation.
lfrhere was carelessness on the part of those
in charge, il should be made known. Our in
forman. states that tho Captain was on duly &
the time, and thinks he was not negleclrul
which we sincerely hope may be so.
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PIERCE AND HIS BRlTIsH ALLIES. - Tho Lon.
don correspondence of the N. York Hcrald,
"W.' under July 20Ih last, says:
THE nomination Of Gen. Pierce Of New
Hampshire, as The Democratic candidate for
your next President, has had wonderful fleet
in inspiring British capitalists. No one seems
to entertain doubt Of his election in due time
especially since the proplious event of the
nomination Of Gen, Scott by the Wings. The
consequence has been increased demand on the
stock exchange for American securities"
How well the English know their man
How well 100 they know that under no clrcum.
stances would Legitimacy and Force 10 Europe
have anything 10 apprehend from him. BRUSH
capitalists feet 10 the very bottom of their pock
cts, that there is no Kossuth or other liberty.
loving weakness in him. Right TO a dol l.
Buff, Er.
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THE NEw YORK LAWYERS AND AN APPLE.
GIRL.-There is a famous liue apple-gir in
New York known TO the lawyers and persons
doing business 10 the Cily Hall as Sally" who
has aided her mother for ten years past in sup.
porting several small sisters and broIhers. She
has long been great laVorile with The mem.
bers Of the Bar, and daily walks up to the bench
10 the midst Of trial, and deposits the fruits
which she knows will please her customers, Ia.
king her pay whenever the Judge may have
leisure 10 think Of her. On Tuesday morning
Sally entered the Marine Court. The moment
she entered proposition was made that the
Bar present Sally with some token of esteem.
The Propo'iiinn was approved Of, another goa.
Ileuan Forthwith drew up folm Of sub eruption
for the token, which is 10 b. presented las o
mark Of resperi for her uniformly becoming
aud courteous behaviour on all occasions du.
ung he last ten years, while selling iruh aud
candy nbOul The courtr0oms ui lhd CiIy Hall.
Over twenty-five dlIidrs were at once raised.
A portion Of this sum was expended in The pur.
chase of gold lOcket, in which was inserted O
daguerreo}ps miniature OF Sally, with hcl
Guii basket in her hand. NJ Y. TmeS.
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AUSTRIAN BREAD. - Mr. Weed Of the Alba
ny Journal, wriIirg from E..,upa. saws:
We couid learn one lesson from Ausui.
with great advantage TO our people. This i;
the arr of making good bread, which, being Ga,
it is h9re) universal, is really great nationa
blessing. We were struck at first at Trieste
with the fiae quality Of bread at our hotel A
all tho eatpg houses between Trieste and Vi
enua we remarked lhe excellence of The bread
Here we enjpy the same luxury. Nor is It =
luxury for the rich alone. The same Iigh
sweet bread is in all the bake.shops, aI price:
which enable all classes 10 purchase. Ecglanl
has con'riyod humently 10 give "choap bread
70 her people, but Austria affords u still cheap
er, md Of an excellent quality. | do noI know
that this secret for making good bread can b.
commpuicated. Perhaps it is owing TO som
Ipecuiarjly in the -four or n the water; bul
knnw the art of making for the Amerjcan pso
pie such bread as is eaIen throughout AIsTi;
would be un acquisition Of incaculablo value
/ It Vienna baker should 60 to the city Of New
! York aud vend such bread as we get here
/ he would ride in his coach aud reside on N,
Filth Avenue in two years; that is, provided h
Yankee bakers did not find out his secret"
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TAXE u =

NOTICE will col
Thursday lAh
the srom hose top IN
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An article ia the London News contains the
following happy picture of Mr., Clay in debates:
"llenry CIays reported speeches partako of
the neutrality of which he ever boasled in the
compromises which were the principles Of his
craftsmanship. lIneeded to see The moisened
eye, The quiverng lip, the tremuous hands,
playing with the specIaces, and The movements
of the tall, 1.-The figure; it needed to hear the
wonderful variety Of his tones, and to have
thrilled to the exquisite paIhos Of his voice, TO
understand the power which he exercised over
the whole mind Of those who listened 10 him in
a silence which seemed as il il could never be-
broken. The silence has changed now. 1t is
he who is mute, while every other voice is bu.
sy in discussing his powers and his deeds"
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There are several natural curiosties to be
seen in the office OF Mr.. Blickensderfer. Chief
Engineer Of the SIeubenvilIe and Indiana Rail.
road He has a perifcd branch Of fir tree,
with leaves, exhibiting fbres, &c, AIS limb
Of tree, not unlike the body of fish, both Of
which were dug out Of tunnel on the road,
several hundred feet from the surface Of the
earth. The branch OF The fir tree is so perfect,
that any one who has ever seen the tree, will
recognize il as a branch OF the fir at once.-
How the limb Of the tree got so far under ground
in The centre of massive rocks, is not quite SO
easily explained as the vexed question:
where does candle so TO when i. goes oull'
Sieub, Herald
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C,rrOlItOn.::;';;,,;#:PrIday, Aug. p, 1852,
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For President,
WlaFiELD SCOTT,
or New Jersey.
For Vice President,
WILLIAM GRAHAM,
Sd. or North CaTOIina.
.r+ For Supreme Judge,
y. \. HAYNES.
For Member Of the BIard Of POhia WORKS,
DAVID Il. BEARDSLEY.
F.r Congress.
WILSON MADDOX.
Ss0alorial Electors;
EDWARD q. MANSFIELD,
Nm. DENNlSON, Ia.
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Il. CROsIER Editor.