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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-19

The President being absent. the Chair again
occupied by Mr.. Allison. The Teachers presen;
proceeded plain, familiar, bat interesting way,
Ia give their views and experience the subject OF
teaching the several primary branches OF common
school education.
Mr.. Sigafoos then explained his method Of teaching
the alphabet. Mr.. Pollock did the same upon the
infections Of the voice.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-09-19

Aln-"C1ry NE hack TO On T1rginny.''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16

SAD PIcIDEE Coming down from Kansas.
Inc misguided emigrants VINO crowded to kgnsas
early the spring, continue to leave that Territory
In all directions. They to be met in scatteiis
companies, looking hall starved, sicsly and nisel.
able Many Of them having spent all their money
have gathered up their tie effects, aud crossed Tie
river to Iowa. on their way to their hemes to To-
cate In some secluded corner Of the wilderness Or
patch tf pairic. where they will be at peace.
Every boat which comes from the Missouri ha
among her passengers some of these people. We sasy
them once before. in the early spring, when they
went up the river, with money in their pockes hone
in their hearts, health In their blood and the world
before them
They we're then in companies of hundreds thay
had family circles, and looked happy they tonk
quarters In the cabins Of steamboats, aud partonk
of the luxury Of reposs and phsnteous table They
were thrifty ooki' elnigrants who wsuld do honor
to any new country.
We now see them in squads Of tens and tweuties--
crippled sickly and apparently poverty Stricken
crowded upon the decks Of steanboms, amUst beg.
gDg their way back TO their homes they lett but u
few months before. And civil war In Kansas has
heart TO despair and death, and embtterei the lives
of hunarsds more, whose piteous stories the world
will never know
The steamer New Lucy, from St. 10 ssph, last eve
Mug brought down thee or four families Ut thOss
people, natives Of Kentucky. They had travelled |
from Kansas to Jefferson City on tovt, having left
the Territories to their lives and being afraid
10 spproaoh the river at nearer landing lest their
progress should DO intercepted. They were desli,
ute when they reached jefferson City, having
oaToely any clothing, and not the wheIeHithal to
'uy food One woman bad nothing on her person |
tut a iattsred under gannsnt and blanked, and 4
eyeral others Of the csmpany wore 10 little better
opditiOu. They all looIned sickly and dispirited
nd made a touching tablaAux OF misery and des. |
air -St. Louis hspub. u
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16
FOR SALE.

IA PRIME FARM of 2nO acres-70 acres of
E..tfh excellent timber. This farm is situate on tho
sii GhsSaaRe0ES BY on The Easlern sh9ge Of Nd,
kQaus. y close TO Mills Schools and places Of w0r
ship. It is divided into folds with good fencing aud
water 10 all. The soil Of light rich loom aud very pro-
duciye, and IS now in gh state Of cultivation. Aver
1904 to 1901 bushels and III proportion The buil
i9gs House 81 20 feet, containing good rooms and
Afeet entry running through and in good ORDER Good
GTanary Sablns, Corn CIibbs 49,, all in good repair.
Of the bay for 90 miles. good spring Of wa
ter ut the door, Lime delivered from boats on The farm
Title ndiaputlbe and he bought for the low price Of
SIS per acre. One half cash balance mortgage Possession
LIST January next For further Information call or address
at Newark, Del, July 81 las, "A. RAY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16
FOR SALE.

IL A excellent Farm Of l6li Acres, divided in.
fEaEiff heds under Plete fencing, $40 hun
l4nM- wood lane, l2 Acres OF prime meadow, amt Is
wei! wateed. fne improvements good lFUuse con;
tainnE good 60 ky foot witt
cribs, double oored anti one Of tho hest in the es
state Of cultivation there 4 good Hgg Orchard q "
ed within mile 0 the hourshlng town of Newark where
heal I'll. comfort Schools, Semnlries and Churches of all
denominations be found, This Farm has many al.
ynntagos, lime can be deyeied ol the armir from The r
nderssned at Newark, Del. JAMES RAY,
Ogt2.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16
FOR SALE.

IA A splendid chester County Farm, situated
f--tA "A hDut miles from Newark, Dol, miles
IsssM from Sriekersyilie and from New London 4
llsAlA, Roads. This Farm oOnaln3 2B Acres OF rHme
rich land and is in goud grazing order IS divided
into fields, well fenced and wood lot Of 30 Acres Of
prime timber, good spring wafer In all fields The i'm
proysments Brick House Abby %, three stories high with
brick kitchen hack 10 test Square, anil all TIM shed well
2Tennnt HOUSES, 10 by ~ leel built for families one
~ by "a feet both ell finished Whe Wright and smith
shop good spring and stone splng house, for the large
mnsgn the barn 40 by % feel wit hsheddng three
SIDES 80 by ~ feet straw hnnse, aud wagon house ~ by
30 feet cribs attached, and CRIB separate by 80 feet
high This farm is ituated IN good hea thy nelgbOr
hcUd Churches and schous hund Of all denomna
ITEMS grist and saw nlii adjonnE THIS high
Improvement cannot he e&C9ed for its pro-
ductiyeness. and would nsk all perHpns wanting Farm
like this to call and me, he bought Tor 5 per
Acre. JAMES II. RAY,
Opt2 Newark, Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16

PROPER REPLr.-A respectable but unfortn.
nate young woman was recommended TO the attention
o. fashionable would eSoharitable lady, and a
oenevolent meeting Of which the grand lady was
duced. - "e' inuo-
d me lady threw hurried glance at the applicant,
How many children ave you7n
Three madam % .-.-
me president returned to her disoussIou with ann,
Sh'n, members, and forgot the wsiilpg applicant
40 1o"u, quarter Of an hour after, turnIog around
sue sI Nv .ne poor woman, and suddenly asked
MADAM" replied tho woman, "sons tim. 49,,
nao tne honorot tellingyou that had three snd
edge" WIN W my kno"l'
And with a respectable, but INDIGNANT ho,. 4,
woman quilted the room, leaving he Iady ps,,or zoe
horror stricken a. her bollnesa - F-''0noss
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16

UTAH TERRITORY. - We have advices from the
Salt Like 10 the s0th Of July Elder Benjamin
Matthews, Mormon Missionary to the southern
States, arrived &C Salt Lake city on the 10Th Of
that month, with six convert families from Mis-
sissppi. So it appears that hnatielsn does find
converts atthe S1uth, notwithstanding the
5oSsts Of The hichmond Enquirer. Brigham
foung's idea in sending peoial missionary to
the Sjuth, "a to encourage the migration of
families with slaves, as under his auspices slir
very is now established and thriving in the
territory Of Utah. This is one of The fruits Of
The compromise bills VI 1850. endorsed by Mr..
Fillmore, but against which General Taylor so
firmly set his face. Elder George r. Grant bad
arrived at Salt Lake, with a small company from
the Mormon settlement On Salmon river, in
Western Oregon. They stated on the 29th OF
June, leaving oil peaceful ami well Grasshop-
Pr rs bad almost entirely destroyed the crops At
Salmon Fort. MeCcrmick's reaping machine
has been Introduced with much success 10 Ulat.
The Dsseret News says that all the people have
been on short ratiens for many months. lnle-
pendance day was celebrated at Salt Lake City
IN great style Bells were rung, cannon fred,
houses decorated, bands of music played 10
various parts ofthe town, a review OF the mill
laiy forces took place, and Governor Young de.
liyered an GRAFTON. in which he intimated very
strongly that Utah is no place for any one but
Mormins to live.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16

Ia IN purauanoe of the last Will and Testament
lsi London BrIt!aiP n .hs county
day 9Th day Of November next all that certain plan
taton and tract Of land situate tie Township
OsnSnd and others a,f Acres moTs Or Iess
is OF good quality and divided ntO fields Of convenient
size, and well wAtered. Limestone has lately been dis
cOyered the lmises II IL situated lOurlshinF
neighbohord, conyen!ent to mills Schools, and places Of
public worship. The improvements mansion house,
part stone and part log a stone house purity fniShed
two story wagon house with thInshing floor, corn
crib and granarieH, stone prng house over never full
ing spring Of good water there ~ apple orchard apd
ROnd leading from kmhleville ID. B. NLven's L'ime
quafTes miles from the former and two from the at
ter place, Any dea OF viewing tho property
can do By calling Chares DAVIS, adjoining the pre-
mlsey Sale to commence nt O'Clock on said day, when
terms viii oe made known by -
oo.s-ts ccaah hkkliR2AsI b5SS'y Davis. {E1s.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16

ventlaipg India rubber oyorsboe b.. b... 4,
kksn,ei IN New York By this improvement tbs M
neatniness and unpleasantness Ari,nk from tbs ~.
" y, ,uooets IS entirely obyiatsd. The inner Iurfses
lows circulation of air between II and Inc beat ~, ~
which i is worn The perspratin Of the foot L IN
NloEsd t. pass Of, the health Is promoted, and tbs
'0mtort Of the wearer is greatly increased
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16

TURNING THE TABLRs. = MIR John M Bolts is
carrying the war into Africa, by charging the
disunOnists with treason TO the country. He
completely expo es the ignorance Of some Of
the DemccI attic spouters, BY showing that they
are canlounding the Missouri Restriction with
the Missouri compromise. Every school boy
ought 10 know better. but those Solomons, who
undertake to enllehten the people must them
selves fist learn the history Of their country.
Capt. Scott has been "brought down" for
once on this point, ana yet, we venture to say,
he will Ieiterate il in his next speech amongst
the unenlghtened.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16
rnrihs nniarnr. RepublIc.u.


lear i guot Iie WueL lear.ss 49, thou WA
Dtnd asy was thou conscious VI tns
Tears shed7 lowered thy spirit Over thy
5orrawing son. Wretch. even thsn,
Lifes journey just begun, Perhaps, = tear
If sou Is can weep In blisz as
That, mat ernal smls ii answ srsysI.
saw the hearse that bore thee allow away,
And turning om thy nursery window,
Drew a long. long aigh; and wspt last adIeu,
But was it huoh2 II was where
Thou art gone; sdisn, and farewell arc
Suunds unknown. May but meet
Thee o. that peaceful shore, the parting
Word saall pass my Ii p no more.
Written by L. R.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16

IL AsPI.ENDID Country Seat or Farm, ailn,
lsssM town OF Newark where a College and Aocade
hlAl& my, and good Female SeininnrIes arc now Ia
h0nrshig condition, and churches of all descriptions
This Farmc9nain 40 noTes Of choice, rich land well
acres OF good wood land and well waterad, The bull
dings stand about net ibOye the town, and cpnmands
fine yIow The house mailslon of stone lined with
wood. high oraiugs, with two large loreos and Is 50
ana contains lG rooms with large hall in Ne center
ice-hose, milk house, smok house and large snbling
fur horses an ontte with abundance of has and grain
neasas fully adequate for sueh ptoperly, IN fact ths
81 the country Is lnrd TO excel, rrioe Hsopg Terms
sep ii IN = Newark. Del
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16

kELIGIoUs PResoRIPTIoN IN RoME. The yenera.
BILE Able Giovanni Beruardini, aged 81, has been
visited by the police, and suffered indignties from
them upon an accusation OF having spoken III of the
Pope's Government. Tho prescriptions of the Roman
code against non.confornity in matters of religion
been lately sentenced to four years imprisonment
for basphemy and the holy office has just pronounc-
ed similar sentence upon man convicted Of eating
meat last Christmas eve.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16
pERHMPToRY SALE OF
! RIIILnIMri LOTS

l--A WILL he sold NJ ~ BLIC i SALE, g yalHa
IsagM ing the Plat Of October 1856, Ut O'Clock, =.
ALl4a- Nj, Mt the Hotel oil Days " DeiNven, m the
town u Newark Del. Six valuable lots ON nottingham
Street. 60 feet front by 100 H., deep, one on Ad Street "
FIVE on New iohion Street Go n. by 500 $50, aOO and
100, &c. ..,
-Four on middle Street. 60 n by aNO n. on the weai side
Eight the same street, ll lert by Bn, $50 wv l5li
100, &C., the east side. The above lots VII be shown
all wishing cnEe previous TO the day OF
Sale, and will sell them the highest und best bidder
These lots valuable than town lots, us they are
not under the town tax they nre suats anu adons
said town. A plot will br shown on tho evening Of sale
Ifa the lot sold the evening Of the 2si the
Sale will be cont nued the next evening.
Ten per cent to be paid when lot 10 struck oi the
other terms will be fnddoaonnmmOdalinE md made known
on the evening of sale, JAMES ii. KAY
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16
Administrator Sale Of Heal Estate

AumIu1HttatuiH 5HI6 OF EkeaI EHtntC
1ssA RYs yirtps Of an order Of the Orphans Court
ftasFM Ed Of the State OF Delaware, for New Castle
sSsH county will be exposed to Sale at Public Ven
tssah Que on SAIphpAYt the 18th day of October,
Ter, deceased, the following described ESTATE
70 VILLA certain tract or parcel of Land with frame
isne iGted fGs IN s6S erected 2Tn 81
hundred and sixty q ON sixth street. exendngt Church
street. on Church street ona hundredad nineteen feet
The Church yard yal Of Trinty Church, and thence BY
the widow in the slme, being the REAL ESTATE Of
u his debts.
Attendance will be n,thetsrms Of sale made known
ut the time aud place aforesaid by Chas. shaw, All.
n H., The sald decd, or hs Siterne oer
NJ Is. If desirable portion Of the property vii lie snId
~ lots To- suit purchasers.
NHw CABrLR, Oct g-td.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16

FILLMORE IN TENNEsEE, -Four influential
journals in East Tennessee, the East Tennes-
seean, the London Orion, the Jonesboyo' Vim
dictatCr and the Cleveland Herald, have re-
Gently been added to the Fillmore press of that
State. The East Tennesseean was heretofore
national Wing paper. Tennessee is conceded
within her own borders ss the most certain
State in the Union for Fillmore.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16

MANUFACTURING CIT2GNs.--A letter from
reliable and intelligent Philadelphian states
that the Buchanan men have become almost
desperate at the prospect Of losing Pennsylvania
at the October election, and, as consequence
at the Presidential contest. One Of the expe-
dents adopted by them, in addition to a free
outlay of money, is that of manufacturing citi
zens from foirigA materials. At one single
court in Philadelphia, without regard to pre-
vious declaration and proper length of resi-.
dence, 1900 ciiizena have been made within
few weeks. Is it any wonder that, W tn such
glazing abuses before shem, the belief should
grow that, Americans should rule Americana
The great watch-word and ralliylng cry Of
Daniel OCOnnell was that "Irishmsn Should
rule Ireland" There was reason in it, aud it
has force in one country as well as in another.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16

BEAR sHer BY a LADY. Miss Phillbrick, la
dy residing in PiscAtaquis county, having been an-
noyed by bears set a trap for them. The morning
after the trap was 1t had disappeaTed and track
was observed showing which way 1t had gone. Miss
T. procured her rlae aud started In pursuit. AVID
was not long in oysrtaking Bruin with all his pnraO
phernalia. A shot FROM the rife soon terminated
his existence, Dad Nss p. had the satisfaction of
receiving good price for the 'pelt," in addition TO
the bounty allowed by the State.-POrtiand me. }
advertiser.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16

The KANSAS TROUBLES IN MlssouRr.--ST ST.
LOUIS, October IL. We have advices from
Weston, Mo-, which state tat Messrs. Berry
and Walker, having sold some -four 10 citizens
of Kansas, party Of Border Ruffians, under
Stringeiellow, proceeded from Platte city to
Weston. and arrested Berry, denouncing him
as an Abolltionistand threatening to hang him
The citizens of Weston asasrnbled in force. and
after denouncing stringIollow, and ordering
him 10 leave the country in i've days, drove
him and his party from town.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16
sTBAMBOAT HOTEL, DOVER, DEL

VWVts " y
m THIS we'll known aud popular establishment
EsxA formerly conducted by VIM. r.. Nickerson,
isaeUu Is now open for the reception of gueats with
lsAN4- increased inegns Of accommodation. The pro-
Pletor mas spared neither pains nor expense IN httng
shed with new fumturcthe are well ventilated.
and every arrangements have been made that cOntri-
butte the requirements and substantial comforts Of his
guests. This house located the capital State Of
Delaware In healthy section OF country, IL is Gstln-
gushed fer quiet and comforts and being ~ the vicinity Of
several excellent bathing grounds the Delaware River
fhe tables supplied with all other deoaoies Of the
the greater part Of which are procured IRON the
P1ilade and Wilmington. There
age stables attached and all who bring their horses and
vehicles will have them properly taken care Of by skilh
Dgtler Terms accommodating. tH.-I June 25-ly
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16
FOR SALE.

nv HE Wharf property now occupied by Jesse Lane as
LUMBER yard, fronting on the Chri55iAn1 Creeks QFe
hundred ieet and extending from tile Rail Road to the
Creek about seven hundred feet, One of the best location
in Wilmington for the lumber, GOAL OF wood business
aug IT, JOSHUA SIMMONS.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16

In ths RourIsk'Ng toipa of lHiiiin9ton, Nd.
IA 1T is situated about miles from the Delaware
,sNeA L llailroal station at Smyrna, with direct
lssstm rgad from Smy M e, GhesteItown i Ia also
unilsr Is well halt oOmmodonA and nncy located, being
tho street at tho Junction Of tae two roaih above
namad, Tho fiji toll has good lodging rooms in the
story space enough for several in the atto with
fur good rooms down stairs.
The tahlng Is ali gond, Full repairs have heen made
upon the property within the last four years, which
gethr with its convenient location render IL very de-
Brabe property Liberal credit will be gyen for part
Of the pnTnhase money JOHN w. OSBORNE,
Idalia Manor 81. Georges, Del, Oct 9-tf.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16

WHO DOUGLAS YoTEs FOR On the train Of
cars which conveyed Senator Douglas to Gal
ens, vote, as usual now"s,days, was taken
The cahvassers did not know Douglas, and
when they came to him in passing through the
cars the following conversation took place:
Canvasser-Who do you vote for, sir. Buch-
auan or Fremont
Douglas--langrily looking up from the per
sual OF the Chicago Times vote for the devil.
And the vote was 80 registered. For the devil
The Iu1nll Fair in Philadelphia was visited
Thursday at least 100 900 persons. The grand
banquet will take-pIdee 10 day. The butchers
parade yesterday was very snowy affair.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16
a Fnrm rnr snle

IA THE SUBSCRIBER offers at private Salea
fpsRf valuable larn containing ia of land
hsHn orless sns cepble Of the highest state Quilt
AAaA ratiun, u is situate in App0q Hun
red New Castle County Delaware, the road leading
IRON smyrna to The head Of Sassa(Tns mes from the
oIier an9 miles FROM the latter, of mile from The
.eawaTe Railroad II also fronts the road leading oi
lnckDhrd 10 Blaokston x roads, It is in netghb1ThoOd
hal IS fast improving, convenient to mills and schnnls
AbOut ldg acres intnbe land, which has been heavily
nedn the Tour years. produc ng good crops Of corn
wheat Ons and grass he balance in woodland i6 acres
~ GOOD Timber sufficient enesnut rail timber 10 do The
a[n which 400 pannel has been put up this year Of
Hhch3Ol Is white oak POSTS and phesnu rails. Young
apple orchard now bearing, 1870 peach thriving
8onulllo part Of them bearing and variety of oihe
Of new three story frame dwelling with g Kitchen at-
hched TO II, pump OF good water the kitchen door
viii now harm % by 10 ieot with staing underneath
win other out buildings, Last year n OF the grain
paid over the interest OF twelve Thousand dollars besides
the hay that wassold This 1t will do SO well GU
account oil the fly ia the wheat and the carly drought on
the corn, Terms can be made accommodations and per
sons whishng TO purchase might do well by applying
10 the subscriber living II, Title good Poses saion
can lie given the 25th of March, 1857.
aug 7-tl. JAMES w, ALEXANDER
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16
PUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL nrATE.

VIE SU BSURlBER will sell at Public Sale
on Tu ESDAY, the 2ist day of October, 1885, at ii
G'SGGG a. m at be resdence pt The 5ubsoribor the ol-
Denney deceased, stulted Ia Milloreek hundred Nav
Castle county, Slate of Delaware. w wv
To VIII { Farm No. !, known as tho Home Farm ana
winch the said Jamos Dennee, deoeasod lately fesid
ed, situated n he hundred Aforesaid, and on tile upper
road Leading from stanton 70 Newark and distant about
two mules from Stanton, and seven miles from Whining
ton, Del containing aipt 100 aoros, some five of which
lsin lumber, and tile balance cleared land and in
high state OF Improvement, aud well wntered having
running streams III nearly every field. The buildngs are
large two story Stone dwelling House n-l
and Kitchen, large Stone Barn, with atqbiing
underneath, corn cribs, gTqnery, BnOkehou IsssM
and oil necessary out buildings, and all IN ID llll4
pump the door. Thors is prime Apple and Peach
ORCHARD on this property, and variety fother fruits
Farm NO 2, known as the Lower or whiteclay creek
Farm, and laying nearly adjoining the aforesaid Farm
No. and bounding upon Whiteoay crook, and said 10
contain IA ncres about 80 Of which II prime TmbeT
liyntion. Tie buildings two story Brick Dwelling and
Kitchen q large Brok Barn with stlbling nntef the
sncand all other necessary buildings, all in midding
pair.
TERAS.-Fiye per cent. of the purchase money to be-
nhn ohdaS oi sale at which time the other conditions
whl be ade KNOWN Posses sion will be Civ the 25h
lny OF March next. JAMES DENNEY, jT.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-16
pRiuArn sArn

"A THE SUBSCRIBER offers at Private Sale,
ESA his Farm, containing about ~ Of land, OF
IEssAu first rate quality. and in g0ot order, The I'M
ElRA provements are substantial Stone H9uge hay
ing the first lOuT, and the second
with stone kitchen attached. stone Mink House. with
well of excellent and never ililing w.teT near
Frame Barn with Stone Stalling There is an Apple
Orchard good hearing condition. and other fruit trees
This nhnye property situated in BAndyw Hundred
on the Marsh road leading from Penny Hill to tho WI
mgton aud West Chester road Rambo's formerly
drnhb'F NAL. The situation y healthy and pleasant
10 schools stores and places OF public
ship, aud is In highly improving neghbofhoud. Amy
person Wishing to view the property do by calling
on the subscriber, rosidluB on the pTenlsoa. -
nrnnhYMlnn HID. JnlY A-lr -BAYARD GRuBB.