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Allseellanecns.
ATHENS AeRIcU1TURAL, ,
TIN AND STOVE STORE,

E Straw Cutters.
LIOvEY'S Patent spiral knife Hay and Straw Cut
IL tiers, of various sizes No. /, 2, 8, A, and =,
Price-ss, SO, $40. Sf2. SIC and $50. These Cut
better and cheaper than the straight knife Cut
ter, with knives set diagonally on the shaft. 1'
The knives Hovey's Cutter are SPIRAL which
enables them to cut at right angles against the raw hide
roller They cut steadily, with no jerkng-ar. easily
kept in repair. Each knife be taken off and shar-
pened without disturbing the shaft Cor other knives
and if necessary each knife be set in,
keep them all true If knife should wear faster
than another. Every farmer should have of these
labor and feed saving machines.
r. For sale wholesale and retal-a liberal discount
made to those who buy to sell again
.s raf+ - .st X. M. WELLES.
Athens Pa. Noyember 10, 1855. -.
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The most valuable Spring & Simmer Medicine
p. WORLD.
DR.. HALSEYS FOREST WINE 7,

DAFRONIZED by the nobility and Medical Fac,
l. ulty Of England, and esteemed the mosl extra.
ordinary medicine in the world.
Medicines containing molasses or liquorice like
the boasted Sarsaparllas require many large bottles
to produce the slightest change in health The
FOREST WINE is altogether different article
1t contains syrups to give it consistency, but ac
quires its excellent flavor. and pow erfnI medicinal
properties from the vegetable plants of which i, is
composed The Forest Wine combines The virtues
of he
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

ON account of losses sustained at the late fire,
~ obliged to call on those inkebted to us foI q
prompt settlement, under the necessity
having what is owing to us, we trust this notice
be sufficient without resorting 10 other means.
Towanda, Dec 2, 1852.
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TO THE PUBLIC !!


A RE just receiving at their large and commodious
n New Store, opposite the Court House, large
assortment of re 81 ss- .s ErA
Prorisions Groceries, Yankee Notions Tons, Fruit,
Confectionery, Hdlo'o ,care, &C.,
making their stock the largest complete and best
in Northern Pennsy ylvania And the very liberal pat
ronsge they have received from the public during the
year past establishes the fact that they either sell
cheaper sell goods of better quality than any 9TH
dealers
TO merit and induce continuance of so liberal pat.
ronage VIC shall still follow old motto" SMALL
STOCK"
Below name few Of the articles that always be
found in stock
Groceries.
Black and green tea Rio and Java coffee chocolate
cocoa, sugar, molasses, syrup ginger pepper, spce
cloves nutmeg, cinnamon, mace. soda saeratus,
tartar, peppersauce, sperm and talow candles hard
soap, vinegar, starch, DC.
Provisions.
Mess pork dried beef, hams and shoulders, mackere
Goldfish, shad pickeled herring smoked herring wheat
-four buckwheat flour, meal, cheese, rice, beans
potatoes, butter, lard crackers, &c.
Fruit d. Nuts.
Prunes, ctrons, figs, Eng currants, raisins, dried
peaches, apples Almonds ilbens, Brazil nuts Greno,
BILE ard Madeira walnuts pea nuts, chestnuts, &c.
German, French and American TOYS,
Fancy Goods, &c. &c.
Tin wagons, rocking horses, boys sleighs China &
pewter toy tea setts dolls trumpets accordions harmo
nicas, &c. Glass, paper and wood inlad work boxes
and toilet casestoy bureaus, secretaries writing desks
plain and embroidered work baskets, knitting do
pearl, ivory, papier mache and leather port moniaes
wallets and purses ivory horn and wood pocket combs
toilet combs ivory fine combs, pocket nksands, pocE
ct and small fancy mirrors, tobacco and snuff boxea
cigar cases, perfumery and hair oils.
Brooms, mopsticks, clothes pins bench screws will
low clothes baskets and market baskets sugar and spice
boxes.
Candy of all kinds.
Dairy and table Salt Salina Do. ETC. etc. etc.
New York prices.
CT Most kinds ofcountry produce taken in exchange
for goods BAILEY & NEVINS.
Towanda. January 2, 1854
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NlisrcI.aurous.
LIOUORSl!,a LIQUORS ,

THE Subscribers having formed copar,nershiO
ing general Liquor business, wonld Respectfully
ask Hotel keepers and all others in want of any
thing in their line 10 glvs them CALL. We intend
keeping on hand general assortment of Foreign
Liquors, which we can sell cheaper than any one
else In the county, from the fact that buy direct
from the Importers, and thereby save large prof.,
charged BY the NY. Jobbers Liquors are warrant.
ed pure and free from adulteration. Also constant,
ly on hand Whiskey Of the best quality We have
made arrangements by which We can furnish our
customers with any quantity of Binghamton BEER
fresh from the Brewery. Pleaee give us call.
The notes and acc&nts of the old firm of s. Fe
ton g. Co., are in our hands for setlIemen.
r.. .a ... s. FELTON,.
Towanda, Dec. /, 1852: E. T. FOX.
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SURVEYING.
DISSOLUTION.

THE co-partnership heretofore existing between
u the subscribers. under the firm of Alexander &
Solomon, was dissolved by mutual consent on the
9th day OF May. M. E. Solomon retrjl,g. The
business will hereafter be carried On under the name
of ]. & s. Alexander.
TowaRda, May 27 1894
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Sausage and NEince Meat Cutters.
DRlCES 81 and S5 Every farmer should have one
l. of these excellant labor saving artices they are
capable of emitting from 100 to 200 pounds of meat per
hour, and very simple, portable and easily kept in
repair for sale by
Athens, Nov. 10, 1853. X. NJ WELLES.
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STOVESI STOVES!

COOK STOVES, of various and excellent patterns
~ and sizes-several patterns of superior levated
Ovens, anon which is combination of the Clinton
and National Air Tight called the EAGLE. Also a
well selected stock of elegant psor, ball. shop church
and school house Stoves, both for wood and coal-of
sizes and prices TO suit all classes of customers. Call
and see. Nov. 10. II. NJ. WELLES.
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ger RIM Breast Pins Bracelets Lockes Gold chains
Gold Pens Keys, etc. Also, all sorts of Silverware
and any quantity ofSee Beadsall of which he offers
for sale exceedingly cheap for CASH.
Watches repaired short notice, and ,carranted
to well, or the money will be refunded. and wri.
ten agreement given to that effect if required.
N. B.-MAPLE SUGAR, and Country Produc
taken in payment for work; and also learn no,o an
orerer that the Produce must be paid ,chem the toor
is donc-l war against creditin all its FORMS
w. A. CHAMBERLIN, Agent.
Towanda April g. 1882 .-.-
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German, French and American TOYS
Fancy Goods, &C. &c.
Candy of all kinds.
Pacific Balm,

USI received, new supply of DR.. Farwel's
~ Great medicine for the cure of Consumption.--
Persons threatened with The alarming disease would
do well to apply this medicine before it becomes too
late. Price ST per bottle, six bottles for So
May "a, 1854. ]. KINGSBERY
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rs now being replenished with full and complete
l. stock of
Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Obs, Furnishes, Window Glass, Pure Vines
and Diquors, g.. &c,
Together with Paints Turpentine, Varnah, Dye
Woods & Dye.Slufs, Glass, Putty, choice Groceries,
pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal purposes
Also, Cigars of the best brand and all articles
necied with the trade.
In short, every thing connected with the trade. The
Goods have been bought extremely low, for cash,
and will be sold accordingly.
N. B. A superior article of Tanners aud Meats
Foot Oil just received.
O- REMENBER the places doors south of Mon
tanyeS corner-Same building of the Argus Office.
All Of DR.. ID. Jaynes medicines. Ayres Cherry Pee
toriai, Schencks Pulmonc Syrup of Yellow Dock
Root, Orricks, Hobensacks, and Jaynes' Vermfuge.
Together with all of the mos, popular Patent medicines
now in constantly on hand and for sale at
REEDS Drug Store.
Three Doors below Montanye's corner.
Towanda, January 8, 1853.
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- ENIMpO5-a, lD[3M MpIBP, !,

nR. ALLEN, late Professor in the Ohio College
~ of Dental Surgeons, has discovered method
of sening Artificial Teeth on plate, which makes
any further improvement impossible.
1t combines strength and durability with perfect
cleanliness. The gum is Continuous, and can be
made to suit any case, however difficult So life
like is the expression, that the most familiar with
artificial teeth fail to determine they are false the
teeth appearing as if they actually grew out of the
gum.
have secured letters patent for Bradford Co.
q = Office in Mercur's Block
Towanda, July %. 1854.
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THE ORWELL SELECT SCHOOL

THE ORWELL SELECT SCHOOL,
pEsUMES its sessions on Monday. the llth of
IL September.
In the classical, scientific and mathematical de-
partments of this seminary, very desirable advanta'
ges will be given to the studiousy inclined. espe-
ciay if well grounded in the all important elements
taught in our district schools.
A faithful account will be kept of each students
attendance, conduc, and scholarship. for the benefit
of parents, school districts and all whom it may
rishtfully concern.
The school is not secarian, but free; and class
in Theology would always have been, right cheer
fully, allowed its share Of time and attention.
Triton, per term of IL weeks:
Geography. grammar and arithmetic, So 90
Higher English. Latin and Greek languages, 90
No pupil received fer less than term. Pay
ment in advance. Board may be obtained at from
81 so to So co per week
q: HUNTINGTON Jr., Principal.
Orwell, August Is, 1854.
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THE WORLD CHALLENGED! f!
New Remedies and Quick Cures!
RING BONES AND BONE SPAVINR CUR.
ED. AND WARRANTED TO BE TAKEN
OFF. SOLELY dND ENTIRELY
UITHlIT INIIIRY TO TIE

OFF, SOLELY IND ENTIRELY
WITHOUT INJURY TO THE
ANIj1AL!!
A ND without the use of the Knife, the Firing
"a Iron, or any of those liquid caustics, such as
Nitric, Muratc or sulphuric Acid, &C. or any of
those baneful liquids SO often made use of, to the
shame Of the Farrer and the torture of tnat useful
animal, the Horse, without any necessary purpose
Also all diseases of the horse treated scientifically.
References Of past services can be had, as also
ths bona fde Ringbones and spsvins taken off hors-
rs already operated cd, together with several other
Fistules, pipes, Tumors, &c. &c.
Applications to the subscriber, who will be at the
Monroeton Exchange, where he can be consulted
on the subject free Of expense.
Or Terms from $40 to s25. Payment in all cas-
es TO be made before the horse leaves the stable.
ORRIN G.. TAYLOR
Monroeton, Aug. 26, 1854.
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THE NEBRASKA BILL A LAW,
M. I. G r RIER

. NJ. l. & II K Err,
WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of To-
W wanda and vicinity, That he has opened
Grocery e. Provision Store,
on The south side of The Public Square, where he
would be pleased to wait upon those that call upop
him. He has all kinds of articles kept in country
Grocery Such as Nuts of all kinds; Oranges, lie.
mons and Candies of all varieties and shapes, Ci.
gars of the best qualify. 49,. =, =
He also designs to keep on hand PRoy1s,oys Dc
Sc' all OF which he offers cheap for Cash or Coun
try produce. His motto is, thai g animble six-pence
is better than slow shilling." % -
-Towanda, MAY l. 1854. - ,-ol4.-' .
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Nem Advertisements.
T 0 w A NJ D a
lFEMAlE SEMINARY .

TOW NDA
lF'EMALE SENIlNARY. .
TINE duties of this Schoolwill be resumed on the
Il secn'id Monday of September net, under thu
charge OF Miss OLlyIA ID. and REBKcrA ID. Hanson
m the rooms recently occupied ny James MaCfar
lane, Esq, in the North end of the Ward H,u>e.
The school year will consist of four quarters OF
eleven weeks each.
TERMs--as formerly, S6, SO, and sl2 per quarter,
according 10 the studies pursued. No extra charge
for the Latin Language.
No pupil will be received for shorter period
than one Quarter.
REFEREScEs-Rev.D DR.. MAcLEAs, President of the
College of New Jersey, Princeton.
Hon. DAVID WILMor, & +. Mason. Esq, &. J.
WAnp, Esq, Hon .GEo. o.SASplnsox, D.F BARsrow,
Esq. Towanda.
Towanda, August 26. 1854.
The Susguthanna Collegiate institute,
WILL be opened for the reception OF Pupils.
wv Male and Female, on Wednesday the 9th of
September, when the Inaugural exercises will take
place.
Instructors.
REV. S. F.COLT, A. NJ. PRrSc1rAL,
Professor of Natural, Mental and Moral sciences.
Rev. JAMES M'WH.LtAM. A. NJ.
Professor Of Ancient and Modern Languages and
Bellies Let,res.
Prof of Mathematics and Master Of Normal School
Miss FANNIE BILES,
Teacher of Music and French.
Miss PHEBE DAYTON,
Teacher of English and Music.
Negotiations are in progress for securing the
vices of two other Lady teachers in time for the
opening.
O The Principal will reside in the Institute and
the Pupils will board with his family.
The academic year will consist Of three terms OF
fourteen weeks each.
ExrESsEs PER TERM OF FOURTEEN WEEKS:
Tuition in the 4th class, Elementary English
Branches, 81 90
Sd Glass, Higher English Branches, 90
I'd Class, Mathematics, Natural Science and
Classics commenced 90
lSt Glass. Mental and Moral Science with the
above continued; 90
Tuition in Modern Languages each, 3 90
Ornamental Needle Work and Embroidery, 2 90
Drawing, 90
Oil Painting in Landscapes, 8 90
do in Figures, 10 90
Instrumental Music with use of instrument, 10 90
Room Rent, | IS
Incidental expenses, So
Boarding in the Hall 81 63 per week. or per
Term, % rs
Washing three shllings per dozen. Lights and
Fuel at the actual expense.
In addition to the above course, College classes
will be organized if advanced scholars apply.
Especial attention will bs paid to the instruction
Of persons designing to qualify themselves Teach
ers for Common Schools
Pupils will furnish themselves with bed bedding.
towels, &c. The Bills for the term must be paid in
advance, or one half at the entrance, and the re-
naming half al the expiration of the half term.
C. L. WARD, President.
8. F. CoLr, Sec. j. ID. MeNrANrE, Treas.
Towanda, August IL, 1854.
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49, H 9D &S ~
a BogI the last OF June, pocket MEMoRAN.
DUN, with blue black tuck cover, the tuck
oioHea ana nearly worn out. Whoever wilfreturn
the same to the undersigned at Towanda sbaii hn
literally rewarded: S,V SHfpTsM SS,I Ne
| Tswanda, July 20, 1884
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Farmers Union Insurance Company.

Office, Athens, Bradford County, Pa.
CAPITAL, 100000, secured by bond and mort
" gage on the real estate Of the stockholders in
sures against loss by fire. houses, stores, and other
buildings goods, wares and merchandise, on as ia.
vorabe terms as any similar institution.
LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAID.
Drectors-Hon. Horace Williston, Francis TYLER.
George Perkins, d Myer, N Shipman. C
Welles JrJ E Garfield, Athens; Hon John La
porte, Towanda; Gen. Bradley Wakeman, Lacey,
vile; Geo. M. Hollenback. Wilkesbarre: Michael
MeyIert, Lapore. -... ~ F. .-sse ~ ~
0fcers-Hon. Horace Williston, President; ] E
Garfield. See; G Wees. r. v. Pres and Treas.
CT Address, G. A. GAYLORD, Agent, Wyalus-
ng, Bradford Co. Pa. .,-l July /. 1854. -
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Bradford County Premium Corn Shelters,
TITHOLESALE and Retail! The very best article
w TO be found ir the county, and cheapest war
ranted)for sale the Agricultural and stove store Of
Nov. 10, 1853 r. M. WELIES.
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eaag Cistern and Well Pumps!
r FAD PIPE Hydraulic Rams ! of any kind
IL size, &c, cheap for ready pay. for sale by
Jan. 8, 1853. r. NJ. WELLES
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NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP.

THE subscribers respectfully inform the public that
a they have taken the shop formerly occupied by
Adam Esenwine, Main street, nearly opposite
brakes wagon shop. where they prepared to do all
kinds of fBLACKSMITHING upon reasonable terms
promptly. to merit, they hope to receive share Of
public patronage. -1-,
HORSE-SH OEING done in the best manner. All
kinds of repairing Machinery, executed in the most skill
ful manner.
WOOD WORK for wagons will also be made and
repaired when desired.
All work done at their shop, will be warranted to be
well done and manufactured from the best materials
The public requested to give us trial, and Judge
for themselves. ESENWINE g. SEEBISCHH.
Towanda. May 2, 1851. p
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Removed to B. Kingsbery's Block
W.. CHNntbefEin,

W a1. C7ttEHtUETfEW,
% HAS just returned from the city
ES IL of New York with large
|~ANs supply of Watches, Jewelry and
INK W.T. Silver ware, comprising in part,
W. sEHS the following articles Lever,
&AS< ME2 L'Epine and Plain Watches, with
Wl NssssSszeesss a complete assortment of Gold
ob
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S N 4 G. s S
C-x ~ LEAVE Towanda for Mercur's
GEESzYEt.n1f1m Burlington East Smithfed
sSssssszsgSsfSR zss.ssgWfS Ridgebery, and Welsburg de.
pot on the N. Y. & E IL. R.. every MONDAY Wen.
nEsBAr and FRIDAY at o'clock A. NJ, and arrive
the depot in time TO take the evening train of cars
either east west, same day.
Returning TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
after the arrival of the Eastern train, and also the
Western cars from Jefferson, Elmira &c, aud ar
rive at Towanda same day.
FARE :-Towanda to Mercur'S mills, 373
to Burlington 50
to East Smithfeld, 621
I" to RdGebery, 100
' to WellSburg depot, 1,25
Express packages to or from the Rail Road care
fully delivered at moderate charges.
d. M. BULL
Towanda, Oct. 8, 1852. Proprietoo
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T OOKING GLASS PLATES cut and fitted or
IL any size, to be had at the Jewelry store of
May Is, 1852. w. A. CHAMBERLIN
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BituminOus COal.-Barclay Coal Bed.
THE undersigned is prepared TO furnish at The
Il beds, any quantity of this superior COAL, at
the reduced price of 81 25 per ton for Blacksmith
coal and 81 rs for picked Crate coal. Payment in
cash country produce, but credit will be gven
rE3 HENRY GAFISS, Agent 59IA II
for the Barclay r. and Coal Company.
Franklin (OId Coal Bed) May rs, 1854. : -
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PAPER HANGrNGs.
THE only assortment of Paper Hangings kent in
ii this vicinity, with fresh stock Just coming IN
at unusually low prices. o. D. BARTLETT. .
Towanda, April 81 1853 a 5000
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-08-18

Ohio. AT an Anti-Neb raska meeting at
Lima, Allen County, the other day, several
influential Democrats came forward and alb
solved themselves from all further connection
with sham Democracy and among Others T.
h. Cunningham, Esq, who said
No party, or set of men calling themselves
a party, could fas,en the thumb screws of
party upon him, aad compel hun to acquiesce
IN the consumntion of a deed that he regard
ed as injurious to the best interests of the
Republic. lie was with the Democratic
party as long as it kept IN the straight road I;
bu, when It started to the devil, he would
stop at the forks, and take the right hand.
He had assisted IN elect ting MIR. Pierce to
the Presidency, but he was sorry for II, for
both the President and Douglas are linesl
descendants OF JUDAS lscariot, though little
meaner than their progenltor, for he had
shown some compunctlons of conscience by
hanging himself. In conclusion, he said he
would not say To men they must come up aud
do battle with US against Slavery, but asked
them to think as men, as American citizens,
and see If they would not discover that they
had been used as mere machines for the
preparation of whatever outrage politicians
chose to commit.
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garrian Nfms.
Four days later from Europe.

NEw loRk, Aug. 10th.
The Steamer Union arrived at Sandy
Hook, at 10 o'clock, this A. NJ.
A despatch from Vienna states that the
Russians we're totally defeated at Slobodzie.
on the Odd July, by the Turks, and lost 1900
men with 500 prisoners. The Austrian
correspondent however con,radicts this
Thirty thousand Turks had crossed the Da
nube at Oltenitza. British and French
officers were continually arriving at Rust.
chuk from Shumla. I he division Of Prince
Napoleon will probably be the first to enter
" allachla. Everything showed the inten-
ton of a serious attack being made at Bu-
charest. The Russians, had evacuated their
position at Kalugsrin Their vanguard is
at Scheava. two hours distance from Blu
charest. The artillery, baggage and hospi-
tails were marching toward the Sereth
A grand Council Of War was held be-
tween the Allied Generals at Varna, on the
10Th The allied fleets remain at Baltschuk
but great operations were evidently on the
eve of taking place. Numerous transports
at Constantnople were at work day and
night taking In water stores, &c, Sllistria
had been victualled for months.
Important news was hourly expected from
1 the Baltic.
The English squadron, with French troops
on board passed Gothland on the 9th
July.
A despatch from Stockholm, states that
heavy commanding was heard in the dlrec-
ton of Bomarsund
Rear Admiral Martin, with ships, was
waichinl lelsingfors.
Admiral Chads was 10 effect the Bombard.
ment of Bomarsund as soon as the French
troops, intended for the occupation Of the A
land Islands, arrived.
The man force Of the Allied Fleets was
south of the Aland islands on the 25th.
There IL late rumor that the Aland Is
land had been taken with great loss Of life.
Esptrtero has entered Madrid amid accla-
nations. decree of the Junto suppresses
the royal council and another calls into force
the press law of 1887. The Junta has also
abrcgated the prohibition laid on the circu-
lation Of foreign journals. Another decree
orders the arrest aud trial of s,me Of the ex
ministers, and also Of Gen. Quinto, Ex-Gov
ernor Of Madrid. The Ex-Ministers are said
TO be concealed IN the hotels Of the diplomat
ic body.
Queen Chrsiiana has not yet left Madrid
On the 25th. Gen. O'Donnell was Mt Cor
dova on his way to Madrid at the invitation
Of Espartero and the Junia.