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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-26
ORPHANs, COURT SALE.-In pursu

~ ance of an order of the Orphans Court of Bradford
county will he exposed to public sale on the premises at
| O'clock 7. NJ on WEDNESDAY, the 30th day OF Aprli
next the following described lot piece parcel OF land
situate the township of Souh Creek in said county
containing thereabous, bounded on the north
by lands of Phlo Fassett and James Dewey east by land
OF F. B. Brown and south by land of Augustus Hman
with about sixty improved with an orchard thereon
growing and framed house and barn thereon erected
late of said township deceased and the same lot on
which he resided at the time of his death Attendance
will he given and terms of sale made known by the sub
scriber or by some person for him. CALVIN MESI,
p;d,,hurv March is 1854 Executor
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BAKERY & RESTAURANT
Nnrth of tie IHnrH HlLnSp

One Door North Of tie Tdrd House.
TIVE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends
IL and the public generally that he has opened BA-
kerry AND EATING SALOON, one door north OF the
Ward House where he intend to keep constantly hand
full assortment of everything in the line, such Bread
Biscuit RuSk, Crackers. Jumbes, all kinds of Cake &C.
Having secured the services of an experienced baker and
using nOnh but the best brands of -four he feels confident
of giving satisfaction all may favor him with their
patronage
Wedding and other parties furnished with whatever
qued short notice and at the most reasonable
nice assortment of Candies, Nuts, Fruits, &C., kept
always on hand and sold mt the cheapest rates.
FRESH OYSTERS received three times per week by
express and sold wholesale and retail.
es- Hot Coffee served at all hours. Don't forget tha
place, one door north of the Ward House.
February IL, lS5G. ii. 4. BURBANK.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-26

A UDITORS NOTICE.-In The matter of
"A the estate Of Minor r. U'Rcor, deceased In the
Orphans Court of Bradford County.
Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned Auditor
appointed by said Court TO distribute funds in the hands
of the Administrators of said estate raised by the sale of
real estate will attend to the duties of his appointment
at his Office, in the borough of Towanda Saturday
the 18th day of April 1856, at two O'Clock p. NJ, when
and where all persons having claims upon said funds must
present them else he forever deRrred from the
March IA. 1855. p. u. MORROW, Auditor.
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DEGISTER'S NOTICEs.-Notice is hel

TX i-Ni 40 i>iN - w oLASi]Ao.---NollCC 10 hclC-
by given that there have been filed and settled in
the Office of the Register OF Wills in and for the county Of
Bradford accounts of administration upon the following
estates viz
Final account of s. s Bradley administrator of the
tate of Michael Vincent late of Durcl, decd.
Final account Of Olive Shaler, administrative of the
estate of George Shalcr, late of Burlington, decd
Partial account Of Daniel Strong executor of the estate
of John Strong. late of Wells, decd.
Final of John Elliott and j. r. Chambcrlin, adj
mnstrator of the estate of VIM Morrow, late of Wyalu-
sing, deed.
Final account Of John A. Coddng and Tctscy Barnes,
of the estate Of Rhesus Barnes late OF Pike de-
ceased.
Final account of Nelson Barnes administrator Of the
tate of Amos Green. late of Orwell, deed.
Final account of John Flynn aud Caharine Kusck for
mery Catharne O'keefe administrator of Danl o kece
late of Rome, deceased. z'7,+a
And the will be presented to the Orphans Court
of Bradford county Monday the 9Th day oil May next
for confirmation and allowance.
JAMES H. WEBB, Register.
Registers Office T0wanda, March 26, 1876.
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JUHN \. LODDING, SherIH.
Towanda, March 81 1856
ORPHANS COURTSALE-By virtue of

4 EKPH ANS IUUKTSA LE-By virtue Of
~ order of the Orphans Court OF Bradford county
will expose to public sale upon the premises on MON
DAY, the 2Sth day of APRIL next O'clock p. VI
certain tract piece parcel Of land situate in Columbia
twp bounded and described follows viz Commencing
at post and stones the north side of the County
being corner of II. BXbys lot thence south and
half perehes to the centre of said road thence along said
50 west perches and of perch to a thence
south 79o, west perches and 2Sl00 OF pCr cor
ner W. g. Bradiords eastern bounday line thence by
said W. g. Bradford north 20 twcnt yfour and
perches To post thence by ii. BXby, south s64o
- percieS and 40 OF perch to post and stones
ner OF said BXby thence further by said BXby south 10
west q perches S00 Of perch to the place of beginning
containing about three of land be the same more or
less.
Late the estate Of Temuel Moshcr. deed.
HANNAH MOSHER, administrators.
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A DMIN'RS. NOTICE-AH persons in
"A delted to the estate of OWEN CARR. deceased.
late of HFRRICK township hereby notified to make
payment without delay, and all persons having demands
against said estate requested to present them duly
thcnticated for settlement. NANCY CARR,
February 26. 1856. AdinStratriN.
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GeDa.. Anpertisemellts.

S0-In pursuance of the provisions Of the act of the
S44 section Il at the same time and place will be expos
ed to public sale the tracts parcels of land real
tate described in the following list unless the due
unon tho same Maid before that time
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-26

n OTICE.-Notice is hereby given that on
~ the 18th day of February. 1856, Al Noble, J. \.
Hnman, Stephen FELTON,, {. = Russell, W. A. Chamber
lin and others, citizens of Towanda borough presented
their petition to the Court of Common Pleas of the Coun
Y of Bradford praying to beincorpoted under the
and style of The Odd Fellows Hall Association OF the
Borough of Towauda agreeaby to constitution
ed to said petition Whereupon the same having been pc
rISed and examined by the Court and the objects articles
and conditions therein set forth and contained appearing
to be lawful and not injurious to the community. the
Court thcrcupon directed said writing to be filed in the
office of the Pr0thonoary of said Court and that notice
he inserted in newspaper in said county at least three
weeks before next Term that application has been
made to said court to grant said charter incorporation
and if sufficient is shown to the contrary the
said court will the first day of May next decree
said petitioners to be corporation prayed for in said
petition. ALLEN MkEAN, Proth ry.
Towanda March 81 1856.
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V'RIAL LIST, for MAY Term, 1856


for y Term, lS56-
Is Court.
FIRST WEEK.
DEFENDANTS. NaTf-RF.
Edward Ovcrton, TreSpass.
John SNYDER. Appral.
Alvin Seward. Eiectment.
Stcpheu Il. Chandler. Sci. Fa.
Charles Drake \pueal.
In Z Arnold I.sne
Franris II irnnId AnncoI
Roui u Sl,da's t1r,'c inaIl+
Holm G Russell Of al do
ICnllins n Sagar Sci /. Rail
lIos;,h Hrndnrsbot Sci "a
II. :. salisbury. Auncal.
lJobn Flood Deht
ISABEL In"mis c'esc
IC \ Shipman Trnrcr.
Josenh Seclv, t,iertment.
ID. Monroe ct al. do
I'D. Schrader. IAppeal.
ID Hapeman ct al Dcit.
Henry Merrill. Appeal.
David Corby ct al. Eiectmcnt.
SECOND WEEK.
DEFENDANTS. SATrRE.
10. F. Spalding, lEjectment.
Charles Drake ct al. do
Asa ID Brown, Case.
WIN. Campbell, Debt.
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L Bradford Count
I'll AINTITFS.
Horace Wllli>tan. jr.
David Barber.
Pennington & lloffn
David Barber,
q. NJ. Nelson.
Wcllcs & Harris.
Jacob Reel,
Jno. TowlinSnn &Co
Van Duscn q Jaeger
William T.. Gore,
David Barber.
=. Coolbaugh's adm.
Andrew c. Craig,
Luther Dan,
JudSon Holcomb.
EraStu4 lOvett,
Hiram II. kinyon,
Rogers Fowler,
COmth Of Penn a,
john NJ. Pike.
, Stephen Pierce,
PLAINTIFFS.
Henry CraInlnond,
same
Crane & Caldwell,
Chas. W. Hawkins,
+. a. SaNton &Co.
Nm. II, Russell.
Manson El>bree,
Geo Is Wolcott,
VI II Greennlan
Fl ; Davidson
W Giles & Harris usc
John Snyder,
same
J. Southw-ord's use,
Lucius Gibbs
Chas r Scouton,
John NJ. Read,
Louisa {. jackson,
{ Il Brown.
Ezra Spalding,
Willi>ton x Elwell,
Samuel 4 Tenant,
Henry 6. Taylor,
Franklin Andrews
{. h. Rathbone,
j. Bcuhams 5 use,
Sarah l. Fitch,
Reuben Wilber,
same
+. S. Tracy,
VIM. Gibson,
T.. :. Tracy,
y. d. Wariord's Ads
+. \. Tyler,
John Snyder,
Job ShepardS Exs.
Geo p Channel,
TIP of Franklin,
Ed Carpenter ct al.
Washbul'n x Ames,
Selar Satterlce,
| SaudprSon AZ kinp'V
John Cole,
Vim. kiff,
John +. Goodrich,
Henry Covert,
Richard Sinsebaugh.
Seth W. Paine,
}. Williams ID. use,
| Bartholomew White,
NJ. +. Ransom,
j. Il. NJ. liininan,
| Es Subp9nas for
! bic on Wednesday,
| the second week Oh
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-26

ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By virtue
~ OF order of the Orphans Court Of Bradford Coun
ty, will he exposed to public sale the premises
O'clock, p. NJ. on TUESDAY, the sth day of April A.
d. lSj6 the following village lot and buildings thereon
with all the appUrtcna tbereunto belonging situate
lying and being in the borough of Troy and bounded
the South by Emira street the west and north by land
of Alonzo Long and the east by lands OF stephen
Pierce, ESQ., containing about Of be same more
or less.
Attendance given, and terms made Known day Of
sale. y. W. c. HERRICk,
Guardian of +. Herrck Thomas and Laura Adelaide
Thomas. minor children and heirs at law Of Allen E. Tho
mas, late of Troy borough. deceased.
Troy Rnrrnrh MHreh @.
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a VALUABLE BOOK.

T ARDNER'S ONE THOUSAND THINGS WORTH
II KNOWINGLY Book, clearly explaining how to do
rightly almost everything that can be necessary in the
K len the Paror and Dressing Room and disclosing
a. ne most valuable information receipts. and instruc-
tion in the useful and domestic arts TO which is added
. Employment for All Hundred Ways to Make mo-
ney Price - cents.
For sale by NJ. L.tCCiHllN, Towanda-cOpcs sent by
mail on receipt of price
March 90, 1856.
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ShCrlft 5 UIhCp,
Towauda. March -, 1856. {

Notice Is hereby given, that amount equal to the
costs will he required to he paid upon each sale when
struck down to the bidder and upon failing to comply
with this regulation the tract of land Will again be offer
ed for sale, JOHN 4. CopDING.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-26

A UDITOR'S NOTICE-M the OrpAans'
~ Court. IN the matter Of ne estate Of Joseph Brig
ham The undersigned Auditor. appointed to distribute
the funds in the hands of the administrators will attend
said appointment the house of c. o. French in dg
berry Saturday April ). 1856, Mt o'clock, y. NJ, ut
which time and place all persons having claims upon said
money present them. else be forever dehared
from the THOMAS SMEAD, Auditor.
February 30 1886.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-26
Eeaal A0uertiemeuts.
A DMINIsTR AToYs NO1TCE-Noti,

! a ADMINISTRATORS NUIICE-NO Office
is hereby given that all persons indebted to the
tate OF Richard Struble deceased late OF Rome township
are hereby requested to make payment without delay;
ana all persons having claims against said estate viii
please present them duly authenticated for settlement.
LUCY STRUBLE. 4
DAVID STRUBLE,
February II, 1886 Administrators.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-26

ate the estate OF Icmuel Mnshcr, deed.
HANNAH MOSHER, administrators.
.nril T. 1856.
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4 DMINISTRATOR.s NoTICE Notice

is hereby given. that all persons indebted the
tate OF Ihos A. Strong dec d. late of Wells tp.
quested to make payment without delay and an persons
having claims against said estate present them duly
authenticated for settlement to the subscribers
AMANDA j. STRONG
..s-......-- 4. W. AYRES,
February 6, 1856 Administrators
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SubpGnas for the first week to be made returna-
bic Wednesday, May 7th 1856, at 10, \. NJ and for
the second week the following Monday MAY H. at
10, A. NJ. ---- ALLEN McKEAN Prothonotarv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-30
my9 W. A. EDWARDS 4 BRO.
CHICKERING'S PIANO FORTES

OPENED THIS DAY, and now ready for
tslEale, fresh supply OF ChckerinE Sons cell
E n 9cbrated Piano Eortcs, Of beautiful Black Wal
Il 9nut and Rosewood finish, and for brllaney OF
tone and ghtness touch surpassed
country Europe and offered at the lowest anuaetu
prices, including carriage.
Also Prince Go 5 Heiodeons, style, with fun and
half SWELL Of fine Rosewood hnSh the lowest Buffalo
prices with stock Of Martins celebrated Guitars
Italian, French and German TOiins Vioineeo, Plntes
Ffes, Banos Tamborines, Tuning Forks. the Italian
Strings, with all other articles in the music line and gene
raj assortment OF Variety Goods
Wholesale and retail the old Music Variety Store,
mys JAS MELLoK.
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VIII
IRO D
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JUNE 80. 1856.
MISCELLANEOUS.

s4 Ssi 5ssis raai.: s :
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NUMBER 262s
CITY BUSINESS.
ENCOURAGE AMERICAN MANUPAoTURksl
RUrLEGS'S ROOIE.K EEPER,a
Writincr FInid

INGE this superior Fluid lux has before the pEc,
= nearly two years It has constantly gaining In
mold Fluid.
During the past twenty thousand quart and pint bot
ties, together with smaller streS rnuuIsrah have been sold
to bankers and merchants ia Cincinnati, Louisville, Pitts-
bur, nlaIO Cleveland, Detroit lautg, Iafayetts,
vnesnnes Indianapolis Eyansyie Frankfort Lexington.
Nashville Meinpls St Louis, Glcislurg Jackson Matches
and New Orleans II has also been adopted in the State De-
artncnt OF Kentucky Tennessee and Mississippi It has
TAKEN three Grst class Diplomas At the Mechanics Institutes OF
Cincinnati and Louisville, ard four Diplomas aud PriEe Me-
daS At State Pairs held last Fail in New York. ohlo Indiana
ard Illinois.
The following merchants b4nkerp &C., in NheenE here
ofore using Arnolds English purchased
ler'S BooE-KepPer's Writing Ftnhi:
Northwestern Bank Of TIrgnia; Merchants Neehanies
ring Company; County Clerk OF oko County National i
graph olice; baltimore and Ohio Railroad ONCE; MeInre
House, Kelly Holloway Co., Russell { MeAfee Gordon,
Matthews Co.; 7. Sweeney SoEi poane cewE; OFT
esso - = --1-ll's'N iaMnpIx. e1IRzRsoS Aco.
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Sundries.
IN SACKS Of Rio Coffee;
llO tierces Rice;
S bbls PulYeriEed Sugar;
" Crushed
Soft Crushed Sugar;
8 hhds n. o. Sugar;
10 boxes Chocolate;
400 lbs. Race Ginger;
10 boxes White Pipes;
20 bbIJ. No. 3nlcdlum Maekerel;
90 y bLIs.
25 boxes No. Herring;
10 bbs. Prime Eastern Herring;
Just received and for sale by
ALEX. TURNER,
fog MeIodcon Buildings Main St
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ZION.
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nsed exsFtions 70 meet m tte Roa Sett nIGnaey the
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enabled him to bring to degree of perfection
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STUDENT by This new PE9ssss dssd At tue 81, Dk
Accountants duties as thoroughly as though he Rad
ssrrsI apprenticeship in SonIe large Commercidt
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Political Economy Mercantile Law, Ethics of Trade, Part
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In conclusion would add, that We shall put forth our
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ether siiaiLgr Nercdntils College.
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are personally acqGanteI with Sr Grangrr's ability
Accountant and Teacher Of Book Keeping which Of the
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President Of ParmerS' College.
LORIS ANDREWS,
President ofKenyon College.
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BUSINESS ARDs.


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DIR. s. s. II II1IsEEI Esl3
TfRTEl M RouTtl lrear tre
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af5e1rs ~ Ifeli any paris
of ~ b nfl Attiaeiaf e Gar 5Eate n one
l5lii n l1tal X feetf viii
af5 eeti made fruIl g IS sesaiis sef9
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corr BIB, TIN e ttl1Efls hsoN IEAlIH
Sfs THANKFUL for tie tissraf lnaEe heretnie1
bestoEed upon hH thr -Eonla resRec,
fnlIy inform his pabli1' generally
he eontnuel manu- icttEg tlis nn naine
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Naya hand, good for ho ale and reta at
yeTT 10y prjees
He also keep8 hand Cooking stugel OF ~
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FRESH ARRlN AL.
M A. EDWARDS ! BRO. have just received, At their
w Grocery, OF Market and Quincy streets,
follows:
Rio Coffee, sardlnes,
Roasted Coffee, Corn Starch,
Ground Vanilla Chocolate,
Extract Cocoa,
Java Broma,
Imperial Tea, Rarlna,
Young Hyson Tea, SermicelR,
G Powder +" Prunrs,
OolOnE Z" Presh Tomatoes
breakfast Fresh StrawbcrrIea,
Rice, Fresh Peaches,
English Split Peas Preserved Ginger,
Rice Flour, Lemon SyTuP,
No. MacEerrl, bbis Z kits, Strawberry syrup,
Irish salmon, Raspberry e
Potomac Herring, general assortm't of spices,
ScOtch ' eEsenccs and oils.
Cucumber Pickles, Rlberts and Citrons,
Mixed FalErk Harveys Scotch.
Walnut Cntsup, Ale,
Tomato Fine Cigars,
Worcestershire Sauce, JohRson's Gne Lump Chewing
American MUSTARD Tobacco,
French MaceAroni.
The above has been carefully selected In The
Eastern markets, and invite friends the public
TO call and examine, prepared sell at lowest
market prices
my9 VA EDWARDS BRO.
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n Train Lant3NllIc
$50 Train on G. o. r. r. from Wheeling, and arrives in Gin
cinnati at 5:e4 p. u
The 42O ZanesvIe the arrival Of the
Has A. ". TrHin,ou C. o. Il. L. from Wheeling.
located through the beautiful part Of
Ohio passing through New Lexington, Lancaster Circle
VILE Washington, WimIugton &c. all nc lOuTishns towns,
and has beautiful line. There la=ge portion Of the
road Is airline, making 1t adesTable route.
No spared the part Of the officers of
the Road make this pleasant route for the travelling
public to patTouise.
Dayton, Nena. Springfield, kc'
Lovrland with trains for Hsbcrough aud Chilli
coihe.
Stages and Packets make connections for all i'm
pOrtant points In Southern Ohio.
ED-The Omnibus Line calls all the Hotels, and upon
notice left H. OrndOrG doors east of the Stacey
House, will call for passengers In part Of the city,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-19
New Publications,

LIFE OF NAPOLEON III, Emperor of the
French. By Edward Roth Boston: Pub
lished by Patrick Donohoe. 1856.
Life of the Emperor of the French by IN
American author can but prove an interesting
work to the American public. Occupying, as
he does, 60 prominent political position, and
absorbing at this time so much of the atten-
ton of mankind, Napoleon III. has become
al object Of deep interest far beyond the lin
its of France. The book before US dscloses
the secret springs and motives that, during
life, have urged him onward to the accom-
plishment of what he regarded as his destiny,
and details the many changes and vicissitudes
through which he has passed in reaching his
present splendid fortune. Such book is ne
cessarily intensely interesting, and we can
say that the story has lost none of its interest
in the hands of Mr.. Roth, who is a young and
promising author. The book is embellished
by beautiful likenesses of the Emperor and
Empress.
A Discussion on the question, Is the Roman
Catholic Religion, in any or all Its principles
or doctrines, inimical to Civil or Religious
Liberty! and the question, L. the Presby-
terrain heilgion In any or all It's principles
or doctrines, inimical to Civil or Religious
Liberty? By the Rev. John Hughes, of
the Roman Catholic Church, and the Rev
John Breckenridge, of the Presbyterian
Church. Baltimore Published by John
Murphy Co., 17S Market street. 1856.
This oral discussion was conducted in 1886
before the Union Literary Debating Society,
Philadelphia, by the two distinguished divines
above named, who were members Of the So
ciety, composed, as it was, of members at
tached to the Catholic and various Protestant
churches. We do not allude to the work for
the purpose Of discussing the question in con.
troversy between Messrs Hughes and Breck-
enridge, nor of venturing an opinion as to the
merits or the result of the debate, which was
first published by the members of the society
Of both the religious sides, who appear to have
been satisfied with the manner in which their
respective champions acquitted themselves.
Our object is simply to call attention to q
work, in which both Catholics and Protestants
are allowed to speak and be heard in their own
behalf respectively, on subjects which have
been discussed in all countries, and in none
more go than in our own, particularly in recent
years. Persons desiring correct information
In the views of Catholics and Protestants on
these questions, will find o rich intellectual
feast in this oral discussion.