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CELEBl2.47. - FEMALE FfLLN.
DREPARED frnn a prescription Of sly
! James Clarke. N. D pkysieian ExIranldIn5.
rylo the Qu.en This inFaluhbl6 modiciDt Il
nhiailine IN The cure of all those rnihfil and
dangerous diseases INCIDENT 10 The female con
sfiintion
il modefaies nj tccss, rfmntcs al nbslfnfs.
lions, and brings on ihemn,uhly period With
regularity These Pills should be used Two ~
three neeas i,,esi,sss " siiT siss
iifY tie constitution. and lessen ihu SufIrri6a
durisg labor, ehahling ile noiher perfDFni
her duiies with safety 10 herself and chill.
These Pills should net be taken by lrmales
duflhe the first three months d pregnancy,
as lhey arr sare 70 bring on miseafflage bnt
1t any other time they are safe.
III All casPs n Ltfrons aud spinal ahrclinne,
pain iuilie baek and limbs, hea,iness fatigue
on slight cxertion., palpitaiich Of the heart.
lowness 81 spirits. Mysteries, sick headache,
whites aud al The painful diseases Uceasiohed
by h disoFdered system, these pills viii effect
a cure when all other means hare failed, and
slough . powerful renirdy. dues moi contain
ir0n ealohIcl, anljnrony, or other mineral
Full directions accompanying each package.
Price in the United States and Canida, one.
dollar.
Sole Agents for oribisconniry.
/. Q. BALDWIN 1 Co.,
Rochester, NY.
TUTTLEGM0sEg, AuLura N. Y General
Agents.
NIB 81 90 and postage stamps enclosed
to any anrhoaized agent. will insure a bottle
Of the pills by return mail.
For sale wholesale and retail by
llENING Il MEL WIN, 5tenbchvillc,
| and by Druggists generally. dec. IL
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sE3- -RevsJ. Hawkius-tlle celebrated
Temperance I.ectuser--lrom Maryland,
l.asbeen here for the last two days. He
lectures This evening in The Court House.
Go one and all
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b7s"Go 10 DR.. Keyser's," they say
in Pittsburgh, TO those who cough and
are troubled with Lung Diseses, "his
Pectorpl Syrup will cure you In like
manner we say 10 ourreaders, go to Hen
ing& Melvin's and buy boille Of DR..
Keyser's Pectoral Syrup for fifty cents,
is cheaper tlanato run all winter with
e.tough, which before March sets iislwill
hays fastened upon your lungs, and be-
come inearabie. Try one bottle, and i
alisa don't help you. Soi'tiry any more,
that's al.
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grAe AnlfrirQlt.
The CIrIzESs BANK still continues 10
pay interest on deposits. D. MooDY.
Man Of Jefferson County.

Joseph M. Hickey, Elk County Sur
veyor, is receiving subscriptions for a
Map Of our Coanty, which he proposes
publishing, providing he succeeds in OBJ
tanning subscription to justify.
Mr.. Hickey long experience as Sur
yeyor Of the Comfy, together with his
superior skill in his profession, will ena-
BE him 10 get up a valuable county Map.
The Map will be lithograph engraving
on 4 large scale, representing the diyis1
ions and subdivisions Of the County. all
The important State and County Roads,
lines Of Rail Roads, locations Of towns,
water courses and locations and names of
all The principal land holders, &c.,
making it altogether. very useluland
satisfactory acquisitions TO every res
ident farmer anil business man Of the
County,
A correct Map Of our County is a
hing very much needed, There are
County Maps published Of most Of the
countiesof the State and they are found
highly useful. There has. been several
efforts by individuals heretofore 10 raise
subscription for The publication of a
Map Of olIr County, but utihrough a lack
Of confidence in the publishers, or an un.
due want Of interest in lis importance,
the necessary subscription TO warrant the
publication could not be obtained.
We trust our citizens, both in town and
country, will feel it their interest to sus.
tain the enterprise in the-hands Of Mr..
Hickey, who justly merits tlleir conf
dence, by promptly subscribing. Price
% per copy. ,e
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XIV. LEGAL NOTICE.


VS.. In Partition.
Catharine Snowden ct al ~
NOTICE is hereby given to Samuel
~ Snowden and Catharne Snowdcp his wife
Of Hooking county Ohio, James F. Snowden,
William Rex, Mathew T. Speaker, Lydia Speak.
er, Isabella Speaker, Samuel G. Speaker and
Hannah Speaker, OF Jefferson county. Ohio,
that on the 18th day of December A. D. 1855,
the said Benjamin +. Speake. filed in the office
of the Clerk of the Court OF common Pleas
for Jefferson county, Ohio, his petit on against
them which is now pending, wherein the said
petitioner demands pa,tition Of the following
real estate, situate in jefferson county, Ohio,
of which the said William Speaker die1 seized,
10 wit: The north east quarter Of section one,
in township seven and range two, and chat at
the February term of the Court Of common
Pleas for said county of Jefferson, application
willie made to said Court for an order that
petition may be made Of SAID premises accord
ing to the statute in such case made and pro.
yidcd. Dy M00DEY &.ELLI0TT,
dec. 1856. Attorneys for Petitioner
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we acknowledge our obligations
to shs Hon. ]. FERcusoN, of The PENN
silsaaia Senate. lot valuable SIaie dorp
MeDIs.
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STEUBENVILLE MARKET.
TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE, }
8 Sieubenyille. Ian. @
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The British Periodicals.

q.
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The great and important events-religious,
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paper and the ponderous Tome of the histor.
an, written long after the living interest in the
facts he rec ords shall have passed away. The
progress of the War in the East occupies a
large space in their pages, Every movement
is closely criticised; whether Of friend or fue,
and all shortcomings fearlessly pointed out.
The letters from the Crimea and dfrom the Bal
tic in Blackwoods Magazine, from two of its
most popular contributors, give more intell-
gible aud reliable account of the movements
of the great belligerents than can elsewhere be
found
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ELECTION OF DIREcToRs OF THE S. q
/. RAILROAD. The Stockholders of this
road held an election for Directors, on
Monday last. There appeared TO de
more than usual interest manifested by
those concerned in this enterprise. The
Board elect, consists Of the following
members
PREsIDENT.-TMos. l.. JEwETr.
DIREcroRs.- James Parks, WIN. Nc
Donald, James Collier, James Turnbull,
Benz. r. Drennen Of S,eubenville; Chan
ceysGew yof Cadi VIM. X. Johnston
OF Coshucton: G. w. Adams, Of Dres-
den; Willis Robins, of Newark Wm.
B. Hubbard, of Columbus Joseph M.
Thom Us and George Howell of PhiIadel-
pllia.
Mr.. Parks. who has just returned from
Philadelphia, gives us cheering news in
regard 10 The credit Of The road in that
city. Several additional locomotives have
been contracted for; in order to enabie
them 70 carry all their freight, which they
have moi been able to do heretofore, on
account Of the scarcity of engines. The
prospects at this lime are Hauering and
as soon as an Eastern connection can be
lad, il will be one of the best roads in
the State.
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CITY HOTEL.
Corner of Smi.hfpld and Third streets, Pitts
bugh, Pa.
HENRY BEARES, Proprietor.

THIS commodious and popular house,
= located in central part Of the city. con-
venient to the Rail Road Depots, River and Pack
ct Landings, court house, Post4 Telegraph Off.
ces, has been refited and well furnished through
out aud is open for the reception Of guests
:, The proprietor hopes, by strict attention to
the wants Of his gnests--superiord dining room
accommodations servants polite, respectful
and comfortable lodgngs-to secure
a proportion Of patronage, and respectfully
asks TO be tried. 0mnib1sses always in readi,
ness to'convey passengers to all parts Of the
city, Porters always in attendance,
Jan. ., 'S6 H, BEAREs, Proprietor
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FIRST STOCK OF
New Fab and Winter Dry Goods!
ALEXANDER CONN. n

rs receiving direct from the Eastern cit
= les, his first general assortment Of Dry
Goods for this Fall1s trade, comprising every
thing new, elegant and fashionable, to be found
in the Eastern Markets. This stock is The
largest and best we have ever received and will
be disposed Of at such prices as will make il
the interest Of all persons wishing to purchase
good Goods at low prices TO call and examine
the STYLES and prices the assortment contains
Ladies' Dress Goods Of all descriptions White
Goods, Embroideries, LaGes and Edgings;
Dress, Cloak and Mantilla Trimmings Bon,
net Ribbons, Artifcials, Frnges, Braids, Gimps
etc, etc. Housekeepefs will find very full
stock Of Housekeeping and Domestic Goods.
A full assortment Of best makes aud qualities
Irish Linens and Shifting Muslms kept con-
stantly on hand also, French Cloths and Cas-.
simetes, Satinets, with general ASSORTMENT Of
Gents Furnishing goods.
The NEW PnLApELrnIA BLANKETS. These eK.
cellent Blankets will be kept constantly ON
hand throughout the season.
The Cash System has been adopted and will
be hehceforth rigidly adhered 70, as being for
the mutual advantage Of buyer and seller. Our
motto, therefore, iof the future is CHEAr ron
CAsH.
The Inducements offered are, II is thought
sufficient to amply repay the trouble OF an ex-
animation, which is respectfully solicited from
all persons whether desiring to become pur-
chasers or hot ALEX. CONN.
oct 3. '5S. "a ii
| 6LOAKS.--J. Allen has just received a.
y large and splendid assortment of Ladies'
Cloaks, latest Paris styles. Also, French
Cloth for Ladies' Cloaks, all COLOURS, for
scle low by dec. II J.ALLEN.
SECOND STOCK of Winter Goods Just
~ arrived.--J. Allen has just received
! general assortment Of Ladies and Gents
Winter Goods which will be sold at great
bargains for cash at the Store Of
Steubenyille, dec. II. ]. ALLEN.
/ CARPETS, Floor, Oil Cloth and Mating,
~ jtst received and for sale very low by
4 dec. IL. J. ALLEN.
Il II .ONG SIIAWLS.- bay State long and
- Square Shawls. A good assortment
+ on hand and for sale low at the store of
dec. IL. ~ J. ALLEN.
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School Examiners NOtice.

School Examiners Notice.
THE next meeting for the examination
= Of Teachers will be held on
SATURDAY, January the 26lh, 1856.
in the Steubenville High School Building,
commencing at 8 o'clock, a. NJ
BY order Of the Board,
decl9-6t. JACOB N. DEsELLEM, clerk
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New YORK cattla Market.
WEDNESDAY; January p, 1856.
Carefully prepared every Wednesday for tn
Evening Post.l ~ has

WEDNESDAY; January ?, 1856,
Carefully prepared every Wednesday for the
Evening Post. ~ ffT
TOTAL REcElrrs "a rT51
At all the principal markets:
Beeves ........ p ,262 Swine.. s, 900
Feals..........g 265 Mich cows., 80
Sheep aud Lambs {, 1891
t BEEvEs.
We found only l.l2O head at Balls Head to-
day, which has a favorable effect unan prices,
aud II y canir has been freely paid faf good,
well fatlrd steers. The supplies we're mostly
in dribbing lots, and tle market will prove Il
good one for q fortnight tu Come.
aleunableto give The receipts at Aller-
tons in detail until TOO late an hour for press.
(By whom Receved)
A. M. Allerton's. 4 200 Browning's.. 400
70 Bren's...,..... 3l2 Chambcrlain's. $50
Total........4..........,.....,2.2S ,2.2S2
VEAL CALVES
No change has taken place in The calf mar
ket. The supply is about equivalent to tho
demand. The quality Of most of that on The
maket is quite Inferior. Sales at 507 cents,
live weight
At Allertm's. !. .206 Browning's ...... IL
0'Briens. -. "a chalnberains. :. 32
Totol..................... ~. 28s
Received last week .......,.. -. 33s
MICH COWS.
The sales are pretty slow at present. buI
owners get about The same prices as month
ago. The receipts are light, and composec
chiefly Of poor cows, worth from $50 to $40.
REcElPTs. t
Allerton's. .26 Browning's... ..... II
0'Brien's........24 Chamberlain's.... 81
Received last week. ............... Id;
SHEEP AND LANDS.
| The receipts are smaller, aud the supplies
are readily disposed of at full former prices
in some instances a slight advance has beel
realized Our report Of sheep dealers sales
are rather meagre this week, they having en-
joyed themselves with other business men.
Sold by s. McGraw, at Browning's:
!
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The supplies are more liberal and prices are
a shade lower The supplies from this State
sales Of prime corn fed at 61S@6M live
weight.
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Highest Cash Price Given for Grain.
sNEIKLE 81 STARK offer The highest
~ market price for corn, oats, DC, good
supply Of which they keep constantly on hand
vt their Grocery and Feed Store. Also, good
supply Of groceries, such as are generally kept
IN such establishments.
South west corner Of Fourth and Adamysts,
Sleubenulle, Ohio. nov. IA. '55.
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Great Cure Of Liver Complaint.
By The original, only true and genuine
y. ------ - LII n NDIT q

LIVER PILLS.
SmoRr CREEK, Ohio Co. Va, Mar. 96, 40.
Mn. r.. E. SELLERS :-Dear Sir-l think
it a duty owe to you and the public gen.
erally. to state that ! have been afflicted
with Liver Complaint for long time, and
so badly that an abscess formed and broke,
which left me in very low state. Hav-
ing heard of your celebrated Liver Pills
being for sale By A, II, Sharp, West Lib
erty. recommended to me bymy physician,
.Dr. IL. Smith, l concluded to give them a
fair trial. purchased one box and found
them to be lust whnt they are recommended
tho best Liver pills ever used; and after
taking four boxes, | find the disease has
entirely left me, and am now perfectly well.
Respectfully yours, d. H. COLEMAN,
WEST LIBERTY. March 26, l849.
certify that am personally acquainted
with Mr. Coleman, and can bear testimony
to the truth of the above certificate.
To THE PuBLrc.-The original, only true
and genuine Liver Pills ore prepared by
r. e. Sellers, and have his name IN black
wax upon the lid Of each box, aud his sig
nature on the outside wrapper-all others
are counterieits, or base limitations.
r. e. SELLERS IL Co.. Proprietors,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
And for sale by Hening & Melvin, Steu-
benville. op Jan. 2, '56.
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THOMAS MEANS

THOMAS MEANS,
LAS resumed The praclice Of The
IL Law,
Office. next doorto the Post Office, Stcuben-
vile, Ohio. Jang.if
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NEW BOOKS.

HCODEl W ELLIO 7 :,
dec. last. his Attorneys.
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SteubenVille. Jan. l. 'a5.-ly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-24

The following distinguished gentlemen arrived in PhA-
dephia on Frday-Senators Bright and SidRl W. Cor
conan, Esq, OF Washington; Daniel f. Sickles OF New
York a. hseIaw, State Treasurer elect Senator Big.
ARRIVALS.
From Charleston In the steamship southerner- Paul
Mise Wilcox, ! Mayer and lady, M Burr Kelinger A
and 10 in the Storage.
DEPARTURES.
For Southampton and Bremen, in steamship wasbiproo
Mrs Large and infant Charles Schmidt Mr.
Louis Dunbar Lewilet, " Marsh, Illinois; Moyr Ro
JAS eooper, san Francisco Mr. rirso California Geo ucht
man Chicago; Isadore Dohn, Mr. Langsdorn ss5ate
den Mons Martin, NY; T:aa9rs Assh, Philadelphia v
Louis Davit, Bernard Rebel, Ecte Carl Heine A Ali
bcrn Fcken, Mrs Susan Lombard New York Mrs Scbu
be- Net Or Hawck s; Louis Mr.; aoetz, Mr.
yoel, nss vye1 rsWaIxi ~ ,My jas Jaryin, New
AZ 1euAs, v Williams. rev KIRK
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UL0rTde0s
On Wednesday evening, Feb. 20 BY Pew. w. II. Morris
Capt SaT1DoS l. HuBaA2D to Misc AMANDA R0sRrsOn
both Of this city.
On Mendsy Feb 49, in ths Twenty first street Reform
IAN 70 E. ASrorsxTs, daughter OF the Iate william e.
Inslsy, Esq, all of this city.
In Brooklyn on Friday evening. Feb o. BY the Rev.
VIM s. Bach, Mr.. BxsJAxIS K. CoskIy OF Cold Sprung
l. H. to Mis- SUSAN AMELIA third daughter of Capt john
West OF the former place.
Huntington papers please copy.
At Tslip l. T. on sunday evening, Feb. II, by Rev. f.
Seer, Mr. WILLIAM J. Tnros. OF Brooklyn, to Miss
MARY j. daughter Of Mr. r. Wlcks, Of the former place.
At Chatham Four Corners, N r, IN Thursday, Feb
q r.. G. Rossos, Esq., to siss MARY IosPxrSs bosh OF
the above place.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

STEAMERS TO CALIFORNIA.
Foa AsT'NwAL-Georse Law - and 81 Louis ooh q sach
For PuSrA AaxsAs-stAr Of the wea Oh and Northern
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
IsAsELFrom Charleston l9h and 4h. due .. Havana ga
and IA From Havana 10th and 2S'h due Now York I'm
NORTH srAl-From Now York a. arriving .. HAvan. sh
s s Se New fcIs % From Nc" Orleans % Havana go
g. ND New 4 s.
lsans ca, Havana 9Th. due q New York l3h.
led and New os.n. iS 'i FROM New 6Is.n: b asysss
xh, due at New York %.
sad MOBILE 9Th. From Mobile 9Th. Havana sh, 1us q New
CAHAw..--From New York 2s.h, arriving a. Havana so,h
sud New Orleans "a From New Orleans 10th, Havana EtA
When he above dates fall on Sunday tho steamers win sa
Monsay They leave New Orleans = near A. NJ as tde
THE OVERLAND MAILS TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The following be Of value to those having correspond
The mall leaves Southampton the 4,h and 10Th Of each
Arrives a. Gibraltar about tho and 25 Of Same month
Arrives at Malta about the 18th and goth Of month.
arrives At Alexandria about tho 18th Of Same and A Of fol-
Leaves suez sbou, the 9oh 2s q and 9th Of
Arriyss At Alden about the 18th Goth Of O
18th Of following month.
val for bombay, and 18th % SOth for China &C.
Indian Navy seamer arrives Bombay about I'd TO ssh
and s. steamer arrives al Point de Gale abou, The 9Th or
III and ga g ga q following month.
steamer has already arrived which skes the mail
Arrives Il Pulo Penang about the 18th lyA aad 2h and
Arrives Singapore about s iah 10th and slst Of
Leaves Singapore about II hours after arrival.
Arrives Hong Kong about The I'D Or 21h md sh Or orh
Leaves next day Tor shanshse.
ALnANAc ron DAY
SUN snxs. ........... Al NOON 81
40 HIGH WATER. II ID
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Fort OF New York, February "a, 1855

CLEARED
Seamshp Osprey. Thornton, Savsnilla-W Rolo 4 Co.
steamship Augusta, Lyon, savannah-S MitchD.
Seamthip James Adger, Turner. Charleston-Spoford.
Tneston 4 Co.
steomfhip Roanoke, Skinner Norfok-Ludam& Peasants.
Shin StoIm King alaghan, Ban Francisco JAS Smith Il
Son.
ship America, Barstow, Iiverpool-D Kingsard.
ship II Body, Hussey, New oreans-N BRIGHAM
Eprk Architect Bailey, Matanzas-C Durand.
Rarl + A Cochran Cochran. Cardepas-R p Buck Co
Bsrk II Gamble. Powell, a. Marks-Smallwood Anderson
A Co.
rir Golden Age (Br), Curtis characterization Bros
Hria Clinton Thompson, Chareston-aeo Buckley
Brie ID webster, Williams, Darien-R Buck Co.
sohr Target Davis, Charleston-J Smith Co.
schr III Cole, Hs2eton, Washington Mathews.
sclr Golden Rule, Van elect. Rlcbmond-C II Peraon.
schr Raser. dsskin. Porismoath-w RlyerswNA,
3stg Pms, LA.uapu Hrs0l -NAa.w,
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hlGhLAND Light, cape Coz, Feb u. AM-One larE0
ship, miles north Of the Light. bouad in. Wind Nv.
.. as % se1 dye s:ss ssE
ssssf1i e. 50
Punta Arenas; lstb Handy Handy, Porte Rieo; scSt
Ass IT, r. &c
he Sarbor h morning. Gs p
az, 70 Be the Ing from Liysrpoo i nov comm. in
stood aS " he S ssy Wind NV wsslhsr mcasE.ns
s remain 4. II he h:rSoT There large s.hr he cSsa1s
;1en appsss .hs mailing good issds.s
s:;psSs ss:
Yori GA schrs imoscis Rusxsa Provdsncs; Kate Blew
e s Gss S'sS s zss
NV 6LE%as Feb r. steamship Empire city,
nows sy0,. snp ne w' AaaS Boston
Liberty, ADKINS from NYork CD sAip = 0lIshna, od.
4z;?gss 1ta nss:
. s % S sT
Hsaard; 18Th. Ssris Ii.s and Lucy Ann ''0' 80 IN"
u n yol sn, ver c @
also sSgs and srSs gam ss,n d ships KATE svsss
III ma; 4, Emily Boun Par.
Vicinity for S
having been blown II he during heavy S :s.ss1
Cross from do for Providence; Wide World Jones' oua WI
mngton NC for Work voan Pierce Norfolk for do
doth having been blown TO the Eastward during heavy
NV blow on the 18th and 10Th inst)
PENSACOLA. Feb Arr brig Chas Froet, HaagAn.
FRANKFORT Ill., bark Brunette. Pnkham, Haysna: brig CD
mca sneon dol l2h schr Telegraph, Farnham, Buckspor
CID 1lth, brig l. Snow Pierce. Havana. .
PR0vINChT0WN Feb %, gii PM-sd rchrs Fugene, At
kns Bay of Mexico, for gano; Jas Porter Higgins Norf0k
Wind NV.
SAVANNAH, Feb 19-Arr steamship florida woodruff, n
York bark Schools Coleman, Cardcnas Cid brig DYKES re
ers, Maryrort Eng -,
SALEM, Feb OAR bark Buckeye Burr, Africa VIA NoN
York, In tow Of steamer p Forbes. =. -,
WILMINGTON. Nc. Feb 2l-Arr schrs Marine, Powell.
York Alice CorSon, do Cd brig Monttcelo Tarr bossDa
Pchr Sylvsnus Allen, Hear,, Nfork.
WTfIFLEET, Feb n 9AM-Schrs Spesfwal, And Aruu
rvs, xas v 4 ssbr Lancet stu rsmAsa " Vie ne.