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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-05-23
Wa.hinqtnn News May l9.
CnsIJH TRADE &c

1t appears by the documents eommuni-
Gated to the House to-day, that our gov
e-ument has taken efficient measures to
prevent the traffic in Coolies, considering
it replete With immorali,ies, and revolving
anil inhnman atrocities, strongly rescn-
bling those of the African slave trade. 1t
is not permitted by any treaty. and IS
therefore Illegal; and Americans in China,
engaged in it, are warned to desist, or
otherwise they will not only forfeit the pro-
lection of this government, but viii render
themselves liable to heavy penalties
Among the papers is letter from Mr.
Champion, dated April last, informing Mr..
Marcy of the systematic manner in which
the flag and vessels of the United States
are abused by persons engaged in the At
ricau slave trade TO Cuba. Mir. Marcy re-
plies that he will endeavor to use the in
formation for the prosecution Of the Amer-
leans therein concerned.
VETO.
The President in his veto Of the St,
Clair Flat bill, sent to the Senate to-day,
says in considering it under the ccnssitu-
ton, that the power of Congress to con-
struct works Of internal improvements, Is
limited to cases il which the work is man.
ifestly needful and proper for the execu-
ton of some one or more Of the powers
expressly delegated to the General Gov
ernment.
IMPORTANT FROM KANSAS
We have Kansas dates 10 the .1fth inst.
Sheriff Jones was then c"nvalescent- Geo
F. Brown, editor Of the Herald Of Free
dom, had been arrested while endeavorins
to leave the territory. Gov. Reeder has
fed, but it is thought would be re- captured.
Judge Fame, Of Georgia, had been ap-
pointed Sheriff, until Jones should resume
his duties 1. was reported that Judge
/ Fame had been shot at twice.
Ii was said there were 1900 men at
Lawrence, armed with Shapes riHes, with
a strongly fortified breas.work, and NO
pieces of artillery, who declared that they
will resist all attempts at their arrest.
About 1000 men have responded to the
Marshal's prO9.cma.ioa, and are encamPed
in the vicinity of Lawrence and Leeomp-
ton, the avowed purpose being TO comPe!
the people Of Lawrence to acknowledge
the Territorial laws.
THE KANSAS COMMISSION
The Kansas Congressional Commission
forwarded 10y Gov. Robinson large guam
tity of testimony taken by them, enclosing
it in a sealed package addressed 20 ths
Speaker of the House. On Gov. Robin.
sons detention at Lexington, No, his
wife, at hi. request, continued her journey.
At Columbus, Ohio, she handed the pack
age 70 The Hon c. X. Watson, one Of tho
Committee on Elections, who to-day de-
livered j. tc the Speaker, privately The
Com missioner, request that j, may rama'n
with the seal unbroLen until their return.
This is the testimony which the Missou-
rians threatened 10 destroy.
We have from the papers brief notices
Of the state and prospects Of the growing
crops 10 Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, W'scon-
sin, MARYLAND and New York. They con-
eur in representing very gratifying state
Of things, and it is predicted tina; the yield
of bre,~is.u;f. the prescn. gear viii great
ly exceed that Of The rrsvi,u. ore.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-05-23

SALT FOR STABLEs.-If compound
Of gypsum and sulphate of maguesia be
used on the floor of the stables, it will alb
sorb the moisture and amonia, keep the
stable dry and free from offensive smell.
The compound salt, after it has absorbed
all the moisture possible, is removed to be
used for manure, and fresh salts applied
in the same way. This is an excellent
plan for Keeping stables dry and healthy.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-05-23

BLIGHT IN THE PEAR-The editor Of
the Skaneateles Democrat this spring dug
up an early pear tree which began to show
signs of decay two or three years ago: the
roots were found to be more decayed than
the limbs and top branches-au evidence
that the disease was in the roots as much
at leas, as in the tops aud branches. 1t
must be useless to prune in such cases.
The tree was about twenty five years old,
aud had borne fruit some fifteen years.
The question arises, what is the common
age of the pear had not this already lived
to ripe cd age?
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-05-23

KANSAS.-A dispatch from Wash
ingtou to the n. Y. Tribune says, that
there is good reasons to believe that
"Sheriff' Jones of Kansas was shot by
woman, as the widowed women of that
region have been rendered desperate by
the absence of all law to punish those who
murder their husbands. Jones had been
engaged by several deadly affrays in the
territory. An article published in the
Lecompton { Kansas Union, by the two
persons who we're with Jones at the time
he was shot, says some persons came up
to the tent and enquired where Jones was,
adding some insulting remarks about his
courage. Upon hearing this Jones rose
up and said, "Here | am, gentlemen"
He again stopped down, when Immediately
the fatal shot was flied The insult must
Fave been scheme to ascertain his exact
position, so that there might be no mis-
take in the person. Jones' residence was
at Westport, No, and, when the news Of
his being shot spread abroad, his wife had
to be sent for from thence. Yet be was
officiating as Sheriff in Kansas!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-05-23

We have from the papers brief notices
Of the state and prospects Of the growing
crops 10 Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, Wi'con-
sin, Maryland and New York. They con-
eur iD representing very gratifying state
Of things, and i, is predicted 'hA; the yield
of bse~issuf. the prescn. year viii great
ly exceed that Of the rrsvi,u. ore.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-05-23

cident, resulting in the death of three
men, occurred at Ringgold station on
the night Express train bound south, on
Wednesday, 9TH inst The train was
waiting for wood and gravel train on the
Little Schuylkill road to pass, when the
engine blew up at about 3 o'clock ?. NJ.
The fireman, E. Hildreth, was instantly
killed. He was single man, about 90
years of age, and lived at Port Clinton.
Leuman Carey, Of Union, n. Y, brakes
man, was blown into the ditch near the
road His skull was fractured, and he
was badly scalded He died about half
ao hour after the accident. Andrew Flem-
ing, baggage master, Of Mainville, Col. co.
Pa, was blown idto the tender and badly
scalded inwardly from inhaling the steam
He lived in intense agony six and half
hours.
At the time Of the accident, the engin-
Ger, Mr.. Belding, was standing about
three rods from the engine. II blew up
with terrific report, carrying heavy
pieces of iron 500 feet, SCATTERING window
glass in the houses in the village and de-
s,roying portion of the tank house at
the station. Edwin A. Evans, of Lew
isburg University, was also very near the
engine, and had jus. passed away when
the catastrophe occurred.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-28
The Crops.--We noticed in Chica-

The Crops.--We noticed in Chica.
60 paper the very alarming announce.
msns lha. crops never looked better than
ahsy do this year. Crops of wha, 3
The only crop Of anything We know Of
that has fair prospect this year is Re-
publicans, and that crop is going 10 be
tremendous. The market will be over.
stocked with u. Blu. as TO grains they
loox bad. We hear in many places tina,
entire fields Of II have been burnt up by
abe sun and is worthless. has wl.ed and
dried up. That corn looks dry and sick
ly. This drou.h - having very bad
effect, and W ill, if not entirely Gu, oil
tho whea. crop. make it light and unprof.
i,sois. The Chicago editor has, perhaps,
not been out Of the city and has not had
avery good chance to Judge. One man
owe saw last week offered his whole crer
OF .wheat,for Is. Not very good pros
pec..
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-28

Questionable Benefits. We do not
wish to be unreasonable, or mcddles,me
With the business of the ladies, but there
are some things which are considered
praisewor'hy by some of them which is
certainly Of debateab!e proprie,y.
For Instance,-The ladies' Of Upton
nave an organized sewing society, which
we learn do business on the following
terms, They meet together On certain
days and if there are fifteen, or more, OF
them present,,hey work half day for Is
cents, II under Is for so cents.
now at the same time with this, there
are no less than s or 10 females in his
place who are compelled to earn their
living by taking in sewing; among the
number ere seveGa! poor widows with
families, who are entirely dependent on
their work, and find it scarce to &c, even
at the very lowest prices.
Now for ladies' who are well to do in
the world, and Nho can,speud their time
IN attending these societies, to 10 worl,
In tins way Is doing nothing more nor
less than taking bread from the widow
and orphan ii IS robbing them Of their
JUS, dues, and which if il was not for this
society they otherwise would get. They
not only take from them wolk, upon
which they depend for living, but. by a
housetuli getting together and working
hall day for so cents, is cutting down
prices which entirely takes away from
the dependents their means OF earning an
honest livelihood. This may be charity
and good will, lu, it strikes us tina, sew
ing societies might employ their time
other ways TO better purpose
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-28

Aem.--On Tuesday last the town was visited
BY ons Of the most dismal and frightfu storms
W ever hcheld, but which done no damage
About s o'clock, 7. NJ, dense clouds appeared
In ths northwest bearing every appearance Of
the approach Of . tornado. The wind soon
oane bowling fearfully. Vas. clouds Of dust
were carried along BY the wind rendering the
day - dark q night. Soon the dust was car
sied away and the rain camo in huge torrents
giving ~ the much NEEDED benefit of = refresh
ins shower.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-28

TO Bafidsrs, the card Of Edwards s
Carroll, Architects. We give this much advice
gratis, that II man wishs to build neat and
comfortable dwelling, to have itbuilt with taste,
neatnes, and above oil, economy, he had better
employ skillfll architect to draft, plan, and
estimate Il We NV some OF the wor kmanship
.oi this drn, which was draft OF . plan for a
dwelling Cor Judge Tuthlll, which for elegance
and Taste equalled anything we ever saw. 1t is
SWAPS money nyed TO employ an Architect.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-28
II. II. N.ith. We call attention

H. H. SmiM. We call attention 10
the new advertisement, of the Variety
Store Of II. H. Smith, IN Davenport. -
Mr.. Smith has on hand neu stock oil
Goods-not old ones lei, over. from las
winters and las. springs stock, but he
has jus, returned from trip East, where
he has laid in large and full stock which
has no superior in Iowa. Almost every
thing needed can be had at Smiths Va
rie,y Store, and that too that's nep and
desirable.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-28
e.sy-Ip California the greatest excite

Eny@Ig California the greatest excite
ment prevails in consequence Of The muir
der of King, the editor OF the Bu'tefh'
by Casey the editor 81 the Herald both
published ia San Francisco. The slg-
lance Committee has again been organl-
lied, and Judge Lynch assumed the cr.,
nine. Some $50 murdercrs, thieves and
backlegs have been ordered to leave the
State, or suffer summary judgement
among these are Yankee Sullivan and
David Broderick the latter was but Ia
tely Democratic candidate far U. ).
Senator. 1t is rumored that all the state
officers have resigned, and given state
over TO the Vigilance Committee.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-28
Masonic Celebration

o.,., o mASoaac Lodge of this place had a grand
oe'eeration on St. Johns Day june Dan ,.S' ~
10n was invited the members of Golden Rn1s
1osse' NO. a. Of Rochester, and Of Auamosa
Lodge, of Jones Co. " ""l''s'
The procession formed at The u,u.,u,
..Nk' under the charge OF Bro. W. Hanmood
AArahal Of the day. The visiting brethren le,d'
ing TOE van. The procession then marched r.
Tue Court House where The ladies were in wall,
.ns, VINO joined 10 the procession AMI marched
70 the Methodist Church, where the installation
services were performed by Bro. J. C. Tnrncr
.ne omocra OF Golden Rule Ltdg, No. "a were
first installed .s f,,,o,s WIN
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-28

Ip~ The new advertisement Of b. & OF
Davenport, is worthy the atteution oil all who
are about to build this season Messrs. B. y b
ore exclusive in the trade OF furnishing such
materials as are indispensable TO builders. Il is
conceded by all to be cheaper aud better to buy
their doors and windows sash and other mate
rails ready made, aud ready Tor use. To suoh,
therefore, we would say, that at such store Is
this is the proper place tc buy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-28

Ioist and sraEtlins OF all dimensions, ciear
stuff and boards q every quality from eight to
twenty -four feet long, 100000 best quality
shaved pnc shingles, 500, 900 best quality pine
Iaths: also 10000 No. pickets.; 1900 Ne. z
pickets; also constantly on hard hull assoft-
ment Of Sosh and Gla1ed lIladors.
The particular attention Of hailderS and par
chassrs of lumber is invited TO examine oai
stock which will be sold at
Prices that Cannot fail TO SUI Purchasers
Don't forget the place, corner Iowa and
Fourth streets.
N. B.-Purchasers from the country STOP
ping at the New Pennsylvania He,'sc .iai nase
the advantage Of selecting ana lo.'s III .ha
lumber without. taking their horses from tue
utsble n6,gy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-28

81 Colored ladies', says an exchange,
may be be compared TO many roses, be-
cause they we're "born to blush unseen.
Il. is the fragrance rather than the hue
that makes the rose, and it eoored We
men are "born TO blush unseen" they are
not born to blush uSsMELT a tact we
NOSE, Golden Doll
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~ I, Vas our fortune last week t

~ Il was our fortune last week to
ue, time 10 leave our post at home, and
take 4 peep It the northeastern portions
Of the County. We were forcibly struck
with the rapid strides our county is ma.
king in improvements. Passing through
Polk Township We noticed the remarka.
bic changes made within the past year.
Where then il was an open prairie .ha,
one could travel in any direction wi.hou,
ie, or hindrancs, it is now farms Of the
frs, qualify. fenced and blooring with
6elds Of grain. giving 1.-THE appearance
Of much older county. Houses were
being put up in every direction and
wealth was being nude apparen, in
every side. The Western farmer is an
Independent man. The owner Of rich
piece Of prairie ground, fenced and un-
der cultivation, with comfortable house
On it, is truly in enviable circumstances.
He n Independent Of the ward and can
take the world easy. Folk will soon be
one Of The mos. populous and hest town
ships in The county. II contains two
Congressional tswnships Of excellent,
s,il. aud is As rapidly filling j. as any
portion Of The State. AT Massilon, on
the wabesipinicon River, the people are
about to build free bridge. Massilon
is town jus, surveyed las, fall, and now
contains several houses with good pros
pect fer several more this season. The
people Of the vicinity me, aud arranged
their plans to carry into effect the cree.
ton Of free bridge. while we were
there.
This bridge is on the direct road from
Upton to Dubuque and Maquoke,a.-
From Massil,n we passed down 10 To-
ron,o, in Clinton CO. This is sort Of
iavori,e spot with Va, as we saw The be-
ginning Of the town. Thorn's Mills are
hero, which are among the best in the
country, both for saving aud grin ing.
Toronto is quite smart place and is
fast improving. 1t has quite business
appearance. Teams running to aud fro,
and everybody busy. Mr.. Newton is
keeping the Toronto House, to which b,
i now adding a large addition which will
make it quite respectable sized Hotel.
There are four stores in this place which
shows that there is some business done.
They have already raised the means for
free bridge q. this place and will have
i! completed As soon as possible. From
Toronto we went TO Camb ridge in this
county. which is another town tina, has
sprung into existence within year past.
II now contains &c, eral houses, a store,
shoNs. doctors: etc.
While we were here the corps Of engi-
neers for the Chicago, Iowa and Nebras-
IA Rail r cad Co., passed by running
line Of road direct for Cedar Rapids. -
They passed up Yankee Run and on
line which 70 u does not appear to be
very direct. Old &c dar is one OF the
very best counties 10 the State, and its
rapid increase will soon make it second
70 none.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-28

Farn tave.--Nessrs. Stein send their greeting
to Old Cedar Of thelr constituted increase in their
stock ot furniture.
They have On hand an endless amount Of
n.se articles and IRE daily increasing it. They
sell at prices q low ~ ct any place n tbs west
In fact furniture Is cheap now with them, and
while they are selling cheap Is the time " rush
In and buy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-28

Fire al Camanchc The Davenport
Gazette learns that on Tuesday last a
most disastrous fire occurred at Camanche
Clinton county destroying almost one nan
.of that town. Il was thought to have
occurred by sparks from the chlmneys Oh
the ALEXANDRIA, lying al the wharf a. 'Ac
time.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-28


Bradley s. Brockett,
Wholesale and Retail dealers in
PAINTS OILs, WINDow GLASS.
Sash, Doors, Blinds, &c.
ALSO
q l. 4 n T. ID WIN no VS.
lie subscribers are now prepared to4ofier 10
l. the citizens OF Davenport aud surrounding
country the most complete assortment of Paints
Oils, Glass, Sash, Blinds and Doors ever brought
to this market n
l,OOooo sets Sash, assorted sizes,
1000 Boxes Window Glass, assorted sizes,
DJor8, large assortment,
bil1d', to. best lot Of Window Blinds ever
brought to this MAJ l<et
Lead, fresh lot Of White Lead iusi rcc'yed
Glazed Windows,
, We have for sale at No
loOJo, corner Brady and 4th streeta. large
STOCK OF Glazed Windows assorted sizes
store fronts fitted up with double thickness
nrencA ilate, or common Pittsburgh and New
YORK Glass. Glazing done upoa short notice
and satisfactory terms.
Orders promptly attended to.
BRADLEY & BROCKETT,
June % Is IT, M. 10000, Brady & Fourth
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-28

Good 7snplats--The citizens generally are
respectfully invited to attend the Good TEN
piar's Festival, or Celebration, Oh The lth. All
who wish to j1ia in The procession will meet at
the Court House al oeloek A. NJ, when tie
procession will be formed and march to the
place Of reception.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-28

GD~ N,tice the new card Of John Semple s
Son, successors TO e. krantz, Of Muscatne; a
good chance to buy cheap as he is disposin' Of
the stock on hand at reduced prices.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-28

Episcopal Serrioe.-There will he two E,;s
.,opal serves held al the Court II ouse OF, sun
Ssy Tue 18Th OF July, 1856. aud the eyeaing O,
oateraay preceding, at which time will he or
sa.iAea fcotestaut Episcopal Association pre
p4Lasofy TO building An Episcopal Church.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-28

Groceries.
1T Who'll ESD l. f.
The subscribers have now on hand, and are
daily receiving from the Eas. and South, at
40. FRONT ST, .aN.D LEVEE,
burrows New Block Davenport, Iowa.
q large, we'll selected and lull stock of fresh,
Prime Groceries, Nails, Glass, Salt,
Woodcnware, Provisions &c.
which they offer TO the trade at Wholesale ex
clusiyely. To Retail Merchants, HotelkecpeIs,
and others of the interior of the State AMI Neb-
raska, who purchase at Wholesale we give the
assurance that we will I'll their orders and mem
cranda at Chicago and st. Louis prices trans
portation added.
Merchants, Grocers and Hotelkeepers, doing
business On the line or near the line Of the Miss
issippi 4 Missouri Railroad, Iowa City, or far
Their West, will find II TO their interest to make
their purchases of US, and by shipping their
Goods by the N. & N. Railroad save 81 miles
hauling by teams from any other point on the
river. Our facilities are OF the first class, and
We feel the most positive confidence, that II yon
will give US a call, look through our stock, and
learn our prices and terms We shall receive q
liberal share Of your patronage; which 1t shall
be cur aim, by furnishing frst-rste goods at
favorable prices, aud fair dealing, to merit aud
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-28

We will send the advertiser 70 new subscri-
,sr. until ~ close Of the present Presidential
csmpaies, sos tAs small sum Of Fifty centA
I'll viii Close the Sd VOL Of our paper. We
hm,e tAe friends q the principles We advocate
ii, ...;st 10 increass our circulation.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-28
Life Saved at Midnight,

ny drtsaIttS lhStahi tarc OF rain
The moment II 10 used Internally, 1t darts
through the sy stem, a.iays pains instantly. lu
four minutes Il has diffnsed through the lynn.
pbstic system and blood its thrilling power, and
quickly forced it way through every feTerish
or diseased nerve, vein or gland aissolving CD
struetions, rel ewing inflammation, fevers and
So aslnotic pains, has cured nervous headache in
80 minuetes, curing Rheumatism magically, il
fact it IL the S$ne gua>Toa of medicine
sS- Just try one Bottle. Price 25,ts."GfE
sold by a. GlLRERT. Agent
Also, by HALL & CuAMBhRs. 2O-lv.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-28

LEATHER STORE
REMOVED
ID RAFT co, have removed TO the store on
Second street, lately occupied by n q
Jones n CO., opposite j. G.. Gordonis. they
nave lnst been receiving, and keep CONSTANTLY
on hand all kinds Of
LEATHER,
Saddlery Hardware,
AND SHOE FINDINGS.
o,ir customers and the public generally are
respectfully invited la call aud examine o,l
stock aud prices. Cash paid Tor Hides.
Ln2T-ly.l PRATTS co.
New Arrival.
Nv steamer Excel, the first boa, from below.
len Thousand lbs Hainess Leather.
Twenty doz. Bride, do
Twenty dog. Side Collar, do
lh2''iyl PRATTS 90
Just Received by Xeamer Excelsior.
1000 lbs Ssifting, twenty dsx. Saddle Tree.
81 don: Bras and polished Stirrups,
One Hundred pieces Girth Webbine,
80 doz Pad Skins, Five hundred pair Hames.
MT ~ PRATT $50
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L. f. Edwards, WIN
DR.. N. Green, s,w.
- Healey, NV.
Henry Hardnan, Treas
Dr. Joseph Smith, Sec.
John Rilgway, SD
John Lindseymau, I'D,
ueorge "ymer, Tyler.
The following officers of Cedar L,a-o M -,
Of Upton, were then installed
Aionzo Shaw, W.M
W. Hammond sw
Joseph Walters, wv,
7. W. Harrass, Trees
George W. Kizsr, Sec.
John q. Thorn, SD
James Foy, I'D.
Cyrus Staples, TYLER
AN Grafton was then delivered by Wells s.;
Ger, Knight Templar, after which the proccs.;on
again formed and marched TO the festive hoard
Inc dinner was gotten up by Pa.terso,
fnmlng OF the Upton Temperance House, and
was an homer to himself and the occasion
The procession was led by martial music
The whole affair went of well and We be,ievo
sii were pleased ard gratifel On the occasion
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T.; on me ga of jane, by Rev. Daniel McI.augh-
AZ hr. VIM. n. AcNoughton TO Miss Sarah 5,