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NoTICE-The creditors Texas requested
Of importance
nrst Monday IN hay "a O'Clock, wiard's
and after the 18th % April of
issued
with letter addressed ts deIera.
lion from Congress be delivered credi-
may sppy for the Office OF Mes- Chnsb But
J. HAMILTON.
Ar o-weds sau5thsIsy
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aFy 70 The Conris-iensr grant duplicates
,i. ~ lard warrants which have been o-t 10 the
anJ ns of i2o seres No. fsssa issued Jnhn Noht
msc,., Ssngay, 1855 one 10 Issac Bun No SAL CO.
o , ~ is.n isnuary lsS and 10 Roser Aisy, 'os
h,vs 80 - fao and dated Janusry Said
~b.,s .'fn"d ~ blank and have rrsch~d New
ns my Wss sent 70 my right d
''' Po'se'soh, o. to locste hem
ne un1sisvss bnNhLEs y WiLidAnS.
chairman d, .#... .
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INSTRUCTIONS TO gtDDERs,

No will be made for peomsd and for each Of such
omissions not satisfactorily explained three times the Of the trip
be deducted For arrivals schedule not sufficiently
r1eusrd fourth Of The m the trip be deducted The
be annud for repeated failures violating tile
post Office laws fH disobrypg the departments instructions
The Postmaster General order a
aia the He alter the schedule
vded Tuaning time be diminished cura the
discontinue altogether, decrease IT
OF his allowing months extra on the amount OF
service dispensed with
No increased pay will be allowed for any, actual
distance, The points supplied correctly
stated. The be the LIST Of September
JAMES CAhPHELL,
Postmaster General.
Posr OTrcE DEPARTMENT, March II, 1885.
"A l9-aw4w
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TUE nndersgned John c. DeveTeu1 Of New York civ and
Thompson Of Wasngton ID, o., attorneys aud eounseos
prosecution III eas for credit
oTs Of government, ia The Court Of Iaims.
They viii cooperate n immediate careful attention 10 bus
matters a Washington which be
by gentlemen Of the profession and claiaan eIy
York, OF elsewhere ia ANY part of the Union. .....
They consulted personally by letter
New York Washington. claim
which have bcsn before Congress
be furnished At once application 10y parties
-.. ...1 JOHN q. DEYEREuX,
No w broadway, corner WAL street, New YoIk city.
M THOMPSON,
Washington city.
NBJ Deverpux ia commissioner OF the Court Of Claims
ian 3I--3tawtnf [InteIl
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II T. MOORE D. prepared 40 fw~~,sh the best white
and red ash coal q m and 0omsersnd coal o All knas
70 ne customers the lowest marker prices.
2fo pounds guamnusd the
HtckoTyt oak, rsd pine wpnd very low prices
good article and ful relied In a cases
Stand.w "
Nov so-FTaThp
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail Steamers.

The ,hiPs eonpri'ing this line fonowinsi
Ihe Auanhc Capi Oliver EldTidge
Ihe bNhe ......CAPt Jos Com-ioes
Inc haraus Capt James West
kfA These ship. having built BY 4
A pressy for government service, has
nken IN their construction, In their engines,
70 insure siTensth and speed and their accoaano-
ohs tof Pa&enxen uncquuled and comfort
rs d passage from New York Liverpool In 6rsf cabin, s0
Fsineas. - ~ -
An srperisncsd surgeon attached each ship.
70 hsrhs can he secured Until paid for.
Ihe ships of dis iHe kulk hgad
haIod danger from lee T.
aht after the Isl q August
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FoRErsS oFFicK, February 20, 1855
SR: have the honor to acknowledge the receipt Of
your letter Of the 10th instsnt enclosing copy OF de-
spatch which you had addressed your government
the l2th instant with reference made to statement made
b. vscount Pamerston on Friday the 9Th instant that
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS

Every per,on entitled the night sf emptinn Of ths
lands within the townships and Of townships above
ted Il required establish The same TO the satisfaction Of the regis
aud receiver o the land ofc and
thif noticr,
pointed ~ the lands
bacing the will forfeited
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner the General Land Office.
- Stat
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NOTICE. lard No. lost, f,r 100 issued
~ my 10 Mareh 1885, under The act II ID March 1855,
military Isa having fniied
the and nshffn
the
JAMES w. BROWN
April 9S-iawsw
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THE oRor.-The GAINESVILLE Courier says II is re-
ported that very great losses Of sheep have occurred In
Ohio this winter and predicts that will affect the wool
crop.
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ETtbI btef ana FesetdDIts Tor the Navy,
Navy AaEsoy,
Washington, April 20. is56.
SEALED proposals. will be until cdnes
~ day, The 2oh day Of May 1856 Guppy Of such
quantities OF fresh beef vegetables required the
Washington station during the scn the Isl
day Uf July next, ana ending on the i0n June, 1881.
The beef vegetables be quality, aud the best
themarst affords and each article be offered for Ny The
pound. aq sssa asas-FF
Bond With approved security viii be required in bali the es
mated smonht M the contract and addition
w be withheld am The Of each 10 be made
eoasrai security for the due performance the which
Will on no account be paii until Is iuliy complied with
Every he accompanied directed in o Con
proved August 10, si6 by wruen signed by
responsible the effect he undertake
that the bidder bdders wilt bid
ino obligation within FIVE with good and sufficient
ties, 10 fureisb the articits proposed.
No proposal will considered unless accompanied BY such
aHtte A. GREENLEAF,
Ap 3o-lawaw Navy Agent.
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Y. ]. WALKER

" n
poBERT ]. WALKER LOUIS JANTN bsve formed a paris
II nsrshp for and a of in The
Couu of me United and The Court Of Cai. Addes
washington City, d. G. Jan 9-eoduif
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Mr.. buchanan 10 Mr.. Marcy.
LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES,
London, March I, 1856.

LEGATION UNITED STATES,
London March I, 1856.
SIR: have the honor to transmit to you the copy Of
note dated the Sd instant which have received from
Lord Clarendon in to Of the 22d utmo ad-
dressed his lordshp copy of which forwarded to
you with my No l24.
Upon the perusal Of this note think you will agree
with me this last effort of Lord Palmerston to ext
cate himself from the dilemma in which he has placed him
self by his speeches in the House Of Commons has served
only make the awkwardness Of his position still more
conspicuous
transmit duplicate of my despatch mo ll4) Of the
22d January last the original having been forwarded to
you by the Pacific though trust in Heaven that the
next steamer will bring advces of her safe arrival in the
United States. Yours very respectfully
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Uon WV L, MARCY Secretary of State
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John III. Buthmann,

JOHN TT. Buthmann,
Tsporir sad Dealer e. Htns, Brsndy, CYgars, &c.,
Psnnvsna avenue, between ~ Streets south side,
has recevedA .sppiy cgsr-, among
III ovrg brands; Reraa " Gas Lopdrss La insess
Csbmna, Louis Napoleon, &C.
schedsn Of coniaipur
aeou 900 rchnspps ard supply Of eampsE1s nHm
net, Heidssick. snd other hrppds '
IL store al s..oen Rhine wines Of very
high order ss Madsira, sherry, pors, be.
Ap9-3uf
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Mr.. buchanan 10 Lord Clarendon.

LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES
London, February %, 1856.
My LORD: have the honor acknowledge the receipt
OF your note of the Goth instant in TO mine of the
l6h enclosing to your ordshp the copy Of part of de-
spatch addressed by to my government the 18th
instant and shall have much satisfaction complying
with the request of Vscount Pamerson and transmitting
copy OF this note TO the Secretary Of State by tomor
rows steamer.
Your lordshp's note happy observe proves that
are entirely agreed upon the facts Of the case and
quite willing to leave without further comment the differ
Of opinion between Vscount Pamerston and myself
the question whether the expression that shonld
have much satisfaction in transmitting a copy of your
note Of the 10th Of July last to the Secretary OF State us
fed the statement OF his lordshp in the House of Com
PLANTATION contained in that note and said felt confident
my government would entertain similar feeling in regard
to IT.
So in like am willing to leave, without fur
ther comment the question whether it altogether Just
myself in yiscount Palmerson whilst prominently pre-
senting his construction of what had written in July
be entirely silent in regard to my communication TO you
in October thus, unintentionay, have doubt
ting the impression his audience that opinion still
remains unchanged Notwithstanding the Information
had received in September and communicated to you at
next interview thereafter, respecting Mr. Champions
completely in the recruitment of soldiers for the British
army within the territory Of the United States.
But am willing to leave without further explana-
on your lordhps notice Of the which assigned
for not asking interview with you in October did
doubt for moment that If had requested such in
ervew, at that of recreation 1t would have
been promptly granted and this should have done bad
my business been of urgent character. And am glad
avail myself of the present occasion 10 express to
grateful Of your uniform attention to all my requests
and of your nvarabe courtesy and kindness These have
made impression upon me which viii be enduring.
Yours, very respectfully, .-..
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Mr.. Buchan0n 10 Mr.. Marcy.


LEGATION OF THE UNITED Srarrs,
London February l6, 1856.
MY LORD Considering what has been said in the two
houses Of Parliament in relation to myself In advance Of
the publication Of the correspondence between the two
governments the recruitment question have deemed
Il duty to communicate TO your lordship you the
only individual In this country to whom could make
such communication with proprety, an extract from my
despatch Of Tuesday last the 9Th instant to the Secretary
Of State upon this subject which was transmitted TO
Washington on Wednesday by the steamer Arago from
Southampton
JAMES BUCHANAN
The Rt Hon. the EARL OF CLARENDON, &c.
M. buchanan 10 Mr. Marey,-[Ertractl
LEGATION or rHE USITrD STATES,
Londsn, February "a, 1856.
SR have the honor to transmit to you copy of the
answer OF Lord Clarendon or rather Of Lord Pamerston
(for the former Is now In Paris dated the 10th in
staut my note 10 Lord Clarendon Of the 10th instant
Ia copy Of which transmitted TO you with my despatch
NO l23) Of the 10th instantly with copy Of my reply OF
this date
In this reply have truly said il would afford me
much satisfaction 10 comply with Lord Palmerstons re-
quest and to transmit copy of Lord Carendons note TO
you by to-morrows steamer. And why Because this
note is admission that Lord Palmerson had other
foundation for all he has said the subject OF my salts
faction with Lord Carendons note OF the 10th July eT,
cept the fact that in acnswledgng receipt had stated
that would have much satisfaction In transmitting a
copy Of you The note ITSELF to which Lord Claren-
don has signed bis name evidently tne proaucaon 2,
every attempt hmaes to escape from 1t only involves him
10 greater difficulties.
Lord Pamerston has eft the impression upon his audi
the House Of Commons that up to the present mo-
ment satisfied with the explanation Of the lsth July
by remaining entirely silent in regard 10 the communica-
ton which made 10 Lord Clarendon In October and the
which he makes for this conduct Is most ertraord
nary According 10 bis mode Of reasoning You had in
formed three months ago that the character Of nd
vidual good Notwithstanding you might have after
wards called upon and told ron had to the
knowledge Of fact which materially injured his charac-
ter would yet be perfectly justified in publishing TO the
world and this your authority that the character Of the
individual still fair without the most remote allusion
to your subsequent change OF opinion
Yours, very respectfully
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Hon. VIZ. T. MARCY, Secretary Of State
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mo s5sI
Notice

we temporary continuance ef Rs LaEd Office at haiqma.
200, IN The STATE Of Niekiqan.
Osskss BY approved Arrl s. ss havnw Tho
-, cvnhHnancc o the land aScs Ralamaxoo, Nichf
Bearing dare Noveanssr I9 tss.5 = ~ "VNS' ~ 49,
A. hereby declared Tnd or
"a aoannnauee of the Kalamazoo district revoked
~ and eanin5sd until ntuh.r notice II =
hPri, A. D. 1856 'S y y 'a's"' - -" a"t w
THOs. A. HENDRICKs,
AL, ,..- Commissioner of Tho General Lad once
"P"-lRWew tInfs \ stsr
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and shares and certificates packages the
splendid will prompt
each drawing will be Immediately after
all who order from Address,
p. j. BUCKEY, Agent,
May l6 Wilmington, delaware.
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when communication to which have referred that con
tanned in my TO you Of the 10th JULY made
the American minister In London, he expressed himself
satisfied with the explanation and said that he felt CONT
dent that his government would entertain similar feeling
In regard 10 in
have failed TO communicate your letter and its
closure to Vscount palmerson who has requested me 10
state TO you in reply that he should feel much regret he
had unntenonsly misrepresented the tenor OF any com
municaiion which you had made her Maesys govern
ment but Il to him that there is essential differ
between the substance and the effect of what he said
in the House of Commons and the statement which you
now make in regard TO the same point
Although appears that he did not correctly quote the
words you have used, yscouut Pamerston said in the
House Of Commons that you had expressed yourself salts
fled with my of the 18th july and that you had
pressed expectation shat your would be
so also.
fion in transmitting TO the United States government
copy Of my note cannot but ihiuk, however that this
to the meaning, because you could not have
felt much sataeaon in transmitting copy Of That note
that note had not appeared TO TO be satisfactory and
you had expected that IL would have been
sidered by your government also.
Viscoun Palmerston, moreover with reference to that
part of your despatch Mr. Marcy which adverts your
communication TO be In October last would beg TO OBJ
that the accuracy OF his statement the impress
sion produced mind in July by note OF the
10th Of that month cannot be affected by the
statement to three months afterwards the goth OF
October founded upon communications whether correct
incorrect which you had then recently received from
Washington.
Viscoan Pamerston adds that he would be much obliged
to you will have the goodness TO transmit TO your
government copy of this explanation on his part
With reference to passage In your despatch to Mr.
Marcy the suspension Of public business in the
tumn when everybody is out of town" beg leave TO
observe that with the exception of few days when
in attendance the Queen during her Maesys visit TO
Paris accessible during the whole of the autumn
of the representatives of foreign powers who wished
to me- being invariably in the habit of coming the
Foreign Office for several days in each week my
try seat, only few miles from London.
have the honor to be- with high consideration sir,
your most obedent humble servant
.t & aaa CLARENDON
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A % hss shps win be accountable for scld svsr
eretyJ precgns 81
May Id 'sA'' ''A''''' '"'''s"'ap'"s-"e'
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wiiiards' Hotel.

J. q. n II. A. WILLARD,
Psnnsyiuanis md FSwrfssniA street,
Washington, y. O.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. 80 Wall street, N. Y.
Brown, SHfFLEY, d CO.,
- Liverpool.
STEPHEN KpaSARD n CO,
~ Austin Friars, London.
". q. WAINWRIGHT d CO.,
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Lord Clarendon 10 Mr.. buchanan.

FoRrIGs OFFICE March 2, 1856.
Sin have the honor to acknowledge the receipt ofyour
further letter Of the 22a inst respecting Yscount Pal
language In the House of Commons on the sub
iect of the Communication with regard to the recruiting
question which ron addressed 10 the 18th OF july
in reply to my letter of the lsth OF that month.
have communicated your letter TO Yscount Palmer
son who has observed upon IL that you mistaken IN
supposing that be made mention Of your communcs
ton on subject in October last for he distinctly
stated In the autumn and considerable time after
your com ncaon OF July the United States government
had reopencd the matter which ber Maesys government
had been led believe had been closed In satisfactory
manner by my letter Of the 10th July.
beg to thank ron for your kind expressions towards
myself and 10 assure ron that shall always look back
with sincere satisfaction the friendly and agreeable rela
tons which have subsisted between during your resi-
dence in England.
have the honor to be- with the highest consideration
sir, your most obedient humble servant ,.
The Hon. JANIS BucHAsAs, &c.
Mr.. Buehanon 10 Mr.. Marcy Extractl
LDsAuos or rur UNITED STATE,
London, March Ia, 1886.
SIN: have the honor to transmit Jon COPY OF my
note of the 10th inst in reply to Lord Carendons note OF
the 3D. : Yours very Tgs ,ssPsc1,pidlyH cR1,1pidlyHAyAx
Hon ws L NANCY, Secretary Of State
. LEGATION OF THE UNuryD STATES,
London, March 10, 1856.
Nv Lam. have the honor to acknowledge the receipt
Of your note Of the Sd inst which beg leave TO mako
a single remark.
uo shs speak for Itself II relates TO myself person
ay and In the slightest degree TO the conduct OF my
government For this justice to tharv acquires
should that they reopenea because they never
had closed the recruitment question neither did they to
my knowledge, at any period express their satisfaction
with your lordshp's note the 1sth July; nor did
ever say intimate any occasion that they had bee.
''"' 'a''''a iou'' ~ JfMFs BUCHANAN.
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udnes Of The Land Office at Lowa Cfty, in
State Of Iopd.
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THI ENLISTMENT QUESTION.

In the Senate Of the United States Wednesday last
message received from the President covering the sub
joined extracts from dispatches OF the late minister of the
United States at London and Of his correspondence with
Lord Clarendon relative to the enlistment question:
Mr. buchanan 10 Mr. Marcy Extractl
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The Republican National cenventien.

The Republican National Cenventien.
PHILADELPHIA, June II.
The Republican Convention assembled at
Musical Fund :all at IL o'clock. All the
delegates have already reported themselves
and were called to order at half past H.
Hon. Robt. Emmett in the chair.
The Kansas delegation were received with
cheers.
Mr.. Emmett, on taking the chair said he
had been for fifty years member of the
Democratic party, and until that party had
Jeff the only platform upon which he could
stand He admired Buchanan as man,
but politically he was deadly opposed to
him and to the platform upon which he
stood.
LArER.-Among the Committee on Gre
dentials, are Guthmer of Ohio S. b. Har-
yey, Wis. j. D. Arnold of Ill. !; F. p.
Blair of Md; Geo. A. Coe of Mich G. A.
Teste of Iowa F. P. l'ood ofKansas T.
w. Sperman ef Iowa T. o. Phillips of Min
nesota. ..-.t
A resolution was offered by Mr.. Wilmot,
which was adopted. providing for commit
tee of one from each state and territory, 10
report a platform, and that no ballotings
shall he had until said platform is reported,
and that the resolutions on the subject be
referred to the committee without debate
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MONDAY MORNING, JUNE %, 1856.

Glorious News from Philadelphia - Fremont
nonainat,d ON the First Ballot
The Anti-Nebraska nomination is made.
JOHN CHARLES Fremont, of California, is
the man, and he will be the next President
of the United States, if he lives. He was
nominated on the first ballot-the names oi
Seward, Chase and M'Lean having been pre-
yi,usly withdrawn.
Hon. VIM. Dayton, of New Jersey, was
nominated for Vice President.
We have no room for comments to-day,
and We prefer waiting for an official copy of
the proceedings and platform, rather than
publish the telegraphic reports. The plat
form is all right, however, and comes fully
up to the requirements of the times. Hur-
rah, for Fremont and Dayton!
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Before the nomination of Col. Fremont by
the philadelphia Convention, the New York
Herald took strong eroHnd in favor Of his
elevation to the Presidency. The Herald
will no doubt now, since the nomination, be
found doing its best to aid its favorite can
didate. Hts.- sa-a
1t is an old-and for the past four Presi-
dental elections true saying. anon. po-
liticians, that the Herald is always on the
winning side. In lS40itsapported Harrison
in "A, Polk; in '4S, Taylor, and in '52
Pierce. The Herald's sagacity is not doom.
ed to suffer this year, we feel certain. Il
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Reported for the Minnesotian.
I'd Judicial District-County Of Ramssy-Jans
e's{ Term, 1856.
SATURDAY, June q.
Court convened at 9 Am. =" s'sss
The trial of No. S6-z.Banfil agt Simpson
occupied the Goth and 2lst inst. s'r''sa
No verdict, jury being unable to agree.
MONDAY, %.
No. SOD. g. Cooley agt. City of st.
Referred, by consent Of parties, to G.
T. Cotton, Esq. ::
N. Il. Sawtelle was arraigned on an iu-
dictment for larceny, to the extent of $27,
under chapter lo1 Rev. Stat. Mimi, entitled
sOf offences against property"
No. 4-Francis, Walton & Warren act
Bond & Kellogg-was called for trial.
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READ 1T Let no one fail to read the de-
tails of the Kansas outrages, as furnished US
by Mr.. Proper, late Kans correspondent
of the Rioneer. He states nothing but facts.
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CLEANING THEIR SKIRTS. - The Know
Nothing papers of Ohio are deserting Fill
more's standard by scores. The Newark
Times and Dayton Journal, have just joined
the ranks of the Republicans z>s5 = ii,
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@ There is a rumor in circulation to
the effect that the Southern Democrats and
Wings are endeavoring to concoct plan
whereby Mr.. Fillmore may carry the South.
ern States instead of Buchanan. That plan
;wiii hardly work. -s,ss.r est ~ saSs.,ts
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From PEMB1NA.-J. McFetridge, q. S. COL
lector of the port of Pembina, and Mr.. Sar-
gent arrived in town on Saturday evening.
They came through in nine days, having
travelled almost constantly the whole time.
There are about four hundred carts on their
way to this place, in the Red River train,
that yila be- here in few weeks. They
col. fA4sd with furs and money and win
gs eSack loaded with goods. Mr.. M. is
s.nsngly impressed with the. beauty, rich
ness, and prospective importance of the
country north and west Of us; so much so,
that we fear st. Paul has lost one of her
best citizens. He is stopping at tie Ameri-
can. a
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TIE Superior Court Of Delaware has de-
cided that the restraining liquor law Of that
State is constitutionaL -
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Mrs. Timothy Of Pitts6eld, has just civ.
en- birth to three children, weighing 253
lbs. making four children within eighteen
months. -