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Fire IN WeHsoiUe.-A week ago last
Sunday morning cur neighboring village
in Aliegany Co., \. Y, was again visited
By FIRE. Ii was first discovered in bed
room attached to the store Of Brown Broth
ers. The Store, with It's contents. the
entire block, and the adjacent dwelling of
Seymour Johnson, ESQ, were destroyed.
The goods of Brown Brothers were par
TALLY iRsured. Wm. Pooler owned part
of the block-loss 81, 800; insured for 81 :,
600, Miss Lydia Chapman, part owner
of the block, lost 81 800. but was fully in-
sured. The other losses were-Seymour
Johuson. $500; W. 3. Larned 5000; /;
Mark ". Folsom, library, loss not compu-
ted
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z. J. THOMPSON.

CARRIAGE & WAGON NAKED and Re
PAIRER, Coudersport Potter Co, Pa, takes
this method Of informing the pub So,
lie in general than he is prepared -
10 do all work in his line with promptness.
in a workman-like manner. and upon the
most accommodating terms. Payment for
Repairing invariably required on delivery OF
the work. nea. All kinds Of PRODUCE
taken on account OF work. 1929.
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thousands of church members- In the slave
States, impiously charge Deity with authoriz-
ing these crimes. and sacrilegionslF endeayor
to porYert the Holy Scriptures to the support
of this infdelity. Newspapers prOfessedIy re-
ligions lend silent, and some an active, sup
port TO these crimes while others. even in our
free States, openly oppose and deuounce all
who resist the extension or roppese the ensrmi-
ties Of Slavery"
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GROVER s. BAKERS
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES

495 BROADWAY NEW YORK.
$50 CHESTNUT ST, PHILADELPHIA.
Fg These Machines are now justly ad-
mtted 10 be the best in use for Family
sewing, making a new, strong, AID elastic
stitch, which win NOT rip even if every
fourth stitch be cut. Circulars sent on ap-
piieation by letter. Agents wanted. 35.
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Henry Il. Deaf. No. l42 Dec. Term, 1851.
rs II the Court Of Common
Arnar Van Kurin Pleas OF Potter County
AcTIoS or EJEcTNEST
for q tract oflan nd in Jackson Township IN said
county, bounded as follows. to wit: Beginning
at the north west corner OF said II. II. Dents
lot No. II formerly held by L. L. 1 c. P.
Slade. under contract with the Trustees Of
the Bingham Estate on the line between Jack
son and Ulysses Townships and about eighteen
perches east of the west line Of warrant No.
1917, thence along the west line of said lot
No. II, south serenity four and six tenths per
chcs. thence bv lands now or late Of the Bing-
ham Estate west one hundred and ten perches
theRce BY the same north seventy nine per
ches 10 The aforesaid Township line, thence
along the said line south 673 degrees east one
hundred and ten perches 10 the place Of be-
ginning. containing for1y-nine acres and seven
teuths OF an acre, with an allowance Of six
per cent for roads, &c, be the same more or
less and known as lot No. / of the sub-jivis-
ion Of H. Il. Dent's lands form erly Bingham
Estate lands) and parts OF warrants Nos. 1911
1925.
And now 10 wit: February Is. 1853 On mo-
ton Of F. ". Knox. Esq. PlfFs Atty, rule on
Det-t TO appear and plead hy the third day of
next term, or Judgement by default, and pub
location of rale directed by ;he court.
Potter Coaliy, ss:--Certitied from the records
this 23gd day Of March, 4. D. 1853.
Sit. H. J. OLNSTED ProtHu.
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WHO WANTS Alarm
FOR FIVE DOILARS2
READ THE FOLLOWING:
$500, 600. s5oo.ooa.
AMERICAN
Homestead Land Company,
CAPITAL STOCK
Oqs iiqRaf,a Iheqsaqa 1:fss,

"a tie Sf1te Of Wisconsin.
.VEyHE AMERICAN HOMESTEAD LAND
IL COMPANY. having disposed of suh-
c.ent number Of shares 10 warrant an early
distribution Of their Land, now offer 10 the
public the remaining unsoli Shares, and take
pleasure IN announcing that. OEE HUNDRED
THoCSAyD AcEss Of choice farming Land, sit
uated IL the Counties OF Dirastcq0 Marquette.
HdGskar1, Ottagg8s, SicleanG, FoTtGgs, Hdrc-
tb0n. CkIpyerG, s.. Croix and P5i& S;ats Of
Blscons,a will be distributed TO Shareholders
OF said Company, before the adjournmert OF
the present session Of Congress. These lancs
are among the best farming lands in the STATE,
ranging IN value from Ave TO twenty five dol
lars per acre, This Company. holding as a
they Do, large quantity, are compelled "a
sell portion Of their Lands for Cash, amt
take this method Of disposing Of One Hundred
Thousand Acres, at q reduced price. The dis
lribption viii take place in the City Of Wash
ington, under the direction Of thirty-on- Mem
bers OF Congress, one Member selected from
each State in the Union. The land offered is
free from any encumbraRcs. and WARRANTY
DEEDS or CONVEYANCE will be executed
Immediately after the distribution, 10 the par
ties entitled thereto, By Trustees appointed
for that purpose. TIE distr;b button viii be ss
follows
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s@ We hope our farmers will pay
more than ordinary attention to their
crops this season. in order that there may
be proper exhibition Of the Agricultu-
raj resources of this county at the Fair
projected for this fall. 1t is not expect
ed that everything exhibited will be Of a
frst-class character, nor that there will
be very extensive exhibition at this
first Fair; but there should be a concen-
trated effort on the part of our farmers to
make the exhibition as ertensive and
creaitable as possible. \ little effort on
the part Of each Vice President, will pro-
cure 4 creditable Fair-2Dd a little effort
on the part of each farmer and mechanic
will add much to the prosperity Of the
county, and thereby to his individual in
terests. Farming win soon take the
place Of numbering as the leading inter
est of this county, and it is time, even
now, te begin 20 pave the way to SO hope
ful change.
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Gomu anu GnuntU.

ea@ Senator Cameron viii please ac-
cept our thanks for Congressional favors.
Also, Hon. q. \. Grow, Of the House.
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MARK GULON.

DRAPER and TAILOR, late from the City OF
Liverpool, England. Shop opposite Court
House, CouderSport, Potter Co. Pa.
y. B.-Particular attention paid 10 CUT
TING. I0:35-lv.
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He have received Hrs Stephens Illustrated
Her Ionti}y for May. Its an excellent num-
Der. Published in New York, by Edward
Stephens, for s. year. Edited by Mrs. ANN
). STErHExs
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Henry II. Dent, No -. June Term, 1851
rs. In the Court Of Common
Daniel Haynes 4 Pleas of Potter County.
John Haynes. ACTIoS OF EJEcT&EST
for a tract Of Land in Hector Township, con-
tanning one hundred cad fifteen and seven
tenths acres, or therea bouts, bounded as fol-
lows, TO wit: Beginning at twenty-five per-
ches moth from the 5. W. corner Of Lot No
"A of the allotment OF II. II. Dents lands. now
in possession OF Joseph Smith, thence west one
hundred and nifty perches, thence north seven
y perches, thence east 10rty-four perches
thence north eighty-six perches, thence east
one hundred and SIX perches to the west line
OF Let No. So of the said allotment, thence
south one hundred and fifty-zix perches 10 the
place Of beginning, being lot No. - Of tie
allotment of II. II. Dents land in said Town
ship and part Of Warrants Nos. 100 1880
And now 10 wit: February IG, 1853. On mo-
ton of T. ". Knox, Esq, Plf-s Atty. rule on
Def7t to appear and plead by the third day Of
next term ar Judgement, end the court direct
publication Of said rule according TO law.
Potter County, IS. Certified from the record
this 22nd day Of March, 4. D. 1853.
37-4t. H. J. OLMSTED. Prothy.
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\ GREAT BOOK FOR AGENTS.
Publshed ass Day. Feb 9, 1858,
Fifty Years in Chains;
DR., THE LIFE OF AN AMERICAN SLAVE.
WRITTEN By HIMSELF.

OAAy III LII L w ~ -Ah44N4N-1-N HAA-1 L.
WRITTEN By HIMSELF.
43G Pages, Cloth. Gilt Back. Price 81
This is the title Of one of the most intensely
interesting biographies OF the day. il i q
plain history Of an American slave in the far
South. who. after two or three escapes and re
captures, finally, an old man, found freedom
and rest in one Of the Northern States.
WHAT THE PRESS SAY.
The story IS told with great simplicity, but
with much power ana pathos. Whoever takes
it viii find il difficult TO lay it down until it is
National Era, Washington. D. c
A narrative Of real experience Ike the above
will have far more effect against slavery than
the ingenioasly wrought novel, however true
10 life its pictures may be.-Am. BaDiist.
Here is a book Of facts, stranger than fiction,
and thousand-fold more thrilling; simple
tale Of lifelong oppression, revealing truly the
workings Of the &. peculiar institution in our
country. TO the story-loving We would say,
here is story worth reading ng.--u5ssioH Record
4 THOROUGH CANVASSER IS WANTED.
In each county in the free States, 10 engage
in the sale Of the above work Immediately
Sucb can easily clear from,
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Tie Atlantic Monthly, for May is al
ready on our table, bringing its accustom-
ed wealth Of new. brilliant and well ap.
portioned feast Of reason and flow ot
tliterary) SOUL TO our minds glad festal-
board It's contents are as follows in ar
raagement-Americar Antiquity /; Roger
Pierce; AmourS de Voyage concluded,
thanks to the author ,; Intellectual Char
aeter (by Whipple); Loo Loo; Charley 5
Death, (Pretty poetry, written BY a good,
honest mother, without doubt; The Cat
acombs Of Rome, Continued and to be
continued-the interest of the articles as
we'll as the articles themselYes); The Pure
Pearl Of Divers Bay--concluded Ca
mile, beautiful poetry, doubtless from the
pen Of Mrs Cora Howe The Hundred
Days-by Geo. Il. Russell, concluded 4;
Epigram on j. VI. John Mitchell, we be-
lieye) Beethoven. (by Alex. w. Thayer,
from original sonrces) A Word to the
Wise-poetry; Henry Ward Beecher-
a handsome and friendly criticism of his
" Life Thoughts, supposed to be from the
mastery pen OF Theodore Parker; Mer-
cedes-poetry The Autocrat Of the
Breakfast Table. and Literary Notices
Much of all these We have read, and have
been amply repaid for the time and trou-
bic. We supply the atlantic to subscrib-
ers to the Journal for the low price of 81
year. The atlantic is now the most
popular periodical published, though not
the widest circulated. The May number
concludes the Ist volume Of seven num-
bers; another volume OF seven numbers
will be given, when twelve will constitute
4 regular volume.
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or American coin Address
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D LEACHBD MUSLINS and a few other er
kS ticles in the line Of Staple Dry Goods
lew for cash at L. K. SPENCER'S,
1913 D. ". S, Agt
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The work Is beautifully printed and bound.
and IS as large as the books that sell for 81 %
but as we mean to sell at least ONE HUN
DRE0 THOUSAND COPIES, through agents,
We have made the retail price ONE DOLLAR.
4 SAMPLE COPY of the book will be sent
by mail, postage paid, on receipt Of the price,
and our private circular to Agents, with terms,
etc. Address
II. DAYTON, Publisher
35-3mo No % Ann-street New York.
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RES EACH.

Eight Hundred snd Twenty nine Trsctz coIa-
prising One Hundred Thousand Acrcs.
The american Homestead Land Company
respectfully solicit your early cooperation in
the organization of Clubs, and will allow -
per cent. on all subscriptions amounting to tea
Shares, payable in Stock of the Company
All orders must be addressed 10 the Amer
can Homestead Land Company, Washington,
b. c. giving the full address of each Share
holder, naming the Town, County and State
in which they reside, and to hom the Shares
are TO be directed.
Tie Company respectfully refer 20 the fol-
lowing gentlemen for any information relative
to the quality aad value of the Lands:
ALEXANDER W. RANDALL, Governor Of
State OF Wisconsin;
Ex-Goy. DODGE, Ex-Goy. FARWELL,
DOTf, BARSTOW.
" " TALNADGE, " BASHFoRD,
DEWEY.
Trustees:
Ex-Governor BARST0W. Janesville, Wiz.
ALEXANDER SPAULDING, Esq, Jaunc.y
Court, Wall St, New York.
THOMAS j. NEARY. Secretary.
Washington, D. c., March, 1858. [ss-4t
Shares; Fives Dollars Each.
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n O GE


Henry Il. Dent, No. 239 June Term. 1851
us. In the Court Of Common
Henry HAYNES Plea. of Potter County
ACTIoS or EJECTNEsT
for tract Of land in Hector Township in said
comfy containing sixty-siI and FIVE tenths
acres, OF thereabout, bounded as follows, to
wit: Beginning at the south west corner Of
lot No. 90 OF II. H. Dent't lands contracted 10
be sold to Samuel Royer, thence east thirty
four rods, thence south sixty-seven and three
tenths perches TO the y. line of lot No. -
thence west ore hundred and nineteen and
three tenths perches to the east line Of lot No.
53, thence north one hundred and SIX perches,
thence east eighty-fve and three tenths per-
ches, thence south thirty-eight and seven
tenths perches to the place Of beginning being
lot No. S3 Of II. H. Deat's lands in said Town
ship, formerly Bingham Estate lands), and
part of warrants Nos. 1883 / 1880.
And now TO wit: February 6, 1858. On mo-
ton Of T. ". Knox, PITS Atty, ra!e on Det-t
10 appear and plead by the third day Of next
term or judgement, and the court direct pub
iication Of said rule according to law.
Potter County, IS. :-Certifed from the record
this 22nd day of March. !. D. 1858.
35-4t. H. J. OLMSTED, ProM'y.
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THOUSANDS
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY
ARE SICK.
Thousands tvouLd Givs Haiftaeir FortuHes 10
BE WEI i

BE WE'LL.
- END them TO DR.. TYLER who, By Spirit
- aid, can sEg what others guess al can
see your disease, see all its extent and progress
and see the means Of cure. For descriptive cir
cularand list of almost miraculous cures ner-
formed during the past FIVE years in the West
and South. send one three cent stamp. and
address Dr.S. Tyler, +42 Broadway, New York
Persons a q distance can be treated by
sending lock Of hair, age, sex and symptoms.
Consultation fee. s.. L40-tf
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MRS. :. A. ALIENS
CONSUMPTION, SCR0FULA, COUGHS,
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM,

locs or Iaporz-i.6ei state ef the Blood
HEGENAN. CLARK { cos
GENUINE COD-LITER OIL,
Has stood the test OF over ten years experience.
and IS recommended by al the most eminent
physicians as the most valuable remedy in use.
Dr.. WILLIAMS, the celebrated Physician Of the
London Consumption Hospital, took notes of
its effects In about 500 cases, and found il
msre efficacious than ell remedies vet discov-
cred. This remedy, SO valuable arhe4 purt, be-
comes worthless or injurious when aduterated
See that the label has the eagle and mortar.
and The signature over the cork of each bottle.
as thousands have been cured br the use Of
the genuine article who had used others with
out success. Sold by all Druggists.
35-3mo. HEGEMAN & co.
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IT IS NOT A DYE.

We subjoin a few names of those who re-
commend MRS. :. 4. ALIENS WORLDS
HAIR RESTORER AND ZYLOBALSAMUM.
Prest. Eaton, Of Union University: "The fall
ing OF hair ceased, and nv g.ey locks changed
to original color" Rev C. A Buckbee, Treas.
Am. Bible Union, y Y: "Icheerfully add nv
testimony" Rev II. Y. Degen. Ed. Guide TO
Holiness, Boston: I'VE can testify to its ef-
fects." Rev. Z. R. Fairchill. Cor. Sec. Chm
Union, y. y: " Used IN ny family with ben-
efcial effects" Rev \ Webster, Chm Era. =
Boston: Since using your preparations, am
neither bald CT grey as heretofore" Rev Jas.
Il. Cornell, Cor. Sec, etc, y. l.: at has re-
stored the hair Of one of my family TO lis orig
inal color and stopped lis falling out, etc, etc
We can quote from numerous others of like
standing in Europe and America, but for fur
ther information, send for circular 10
MRS. :. A. ALIENS
WORLDS HAIR RESTURER DEPOT,
[35-3mo. No. 355 Broom-st., " Y
E|SOLD EVERYWHERE.
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LIST OF CAUSES

LIST OF CAUSES.
NOR Trial at JUNE TERN, 1855, Of the
IL Court Of Common Pleas Of Potter County.
W, 7, Jones, rs. Deloss Dwight
Giuingham, use Of =, O.
NJ. Mills, - o''-''
Russell L Haskin, " asa o4 o.erens, Luxe
Foster Reynolds, " Thomas Gilliland,
Pike Township. - D. j. Chappeil.
E. Rees 81. Lyman d" James Grimes, et al
" T 1,.. . CN. Y. Jackson L Ell
'0' Rees,
". G. NcClenand. use" A. Woodcock
Matthew Wilkinson, " Temple Wilkinson.
W. T. Jones 4 Co. Y. Woodcock
Curtis, Erwin Brook" S P. Reynolds.
Z. NJ. Carpenter, Richard Shay jr.
John krouse, Zacheus Mallory, ct al.
Sobieski Ross, r. V. MIntyre,
Eersel Dickinson, I" G. " Ellis
Aliegany Township, q Eoan Lyman.
Same, Same
5. f. Ellsworth, +" Pike Township.
Alonzo Dwight, 4" S. P. Reynolds.
Isaac kalen, " Jones, Mann L Jones.
Saml P Westervelt. " ". T. Jones,
John 4. Davis, ". T. Jones.
n"sA'i.' pi.t, ot. 9 Fla'' A." Harry Ellis.
Haskin use Of S.P :. ,,.u5 A.. v.,o.
Johnson N''' = - "'i0o1'
William Radde, " Carl B-edo. et al.
William Radde, " Hans Rarunsen, ct al
Nathan Woodcoek, +" Crittenden Il johnson.
" n To y 4. 2. Cone * q. T.
'0"es' Ellison.
Jonathan Glace, Sylyanus Jones.
;. 6. X ". lansing David T. Hall.
:. G. & " LapSirr E. Dennis Hall
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PRoTHoSoTARyi OFFICE
Coude7sport, April u 1858.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-08
A Book as is a Book"
ICa,s. Cutie NTH a cartattm

sCt9T' CNlHe wan u CdttuHoH.
One of the very best OF those works Ct
fiction properly known as Moral Tales,
which are founded upon real incidents,
and purpEs to present society and char
nctec AS they actually exist is Mrs. I.asal-
les Belle Of Washington, recently issued.
1t is high toned, Of the NEST unapproach-
able tendency with we'll conceived and
jadioiousiy wrought plot, and possessing
at once an exciting variety Of situations
and Incidents, and the most vivid-like
pictures ofreai life. 1t cannot but COM
mend Itself to all who have ever soourn-
ed in the Federal Metropolis. by its con-
s0entious exactness Of description, aud
It's Justice to truth, in the lessons it im-
presses.
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Clothing WarerOOms.
n. RAITM.

Nos. 6, AND "A, MAIN STREET.
ENH Il weather having turned cold,
i within the last few days, would ~
again remind my friends and the pub. MA
lie in general, that am offering my 1H
stock of OVERCOA rs at cost price, to en-
able the suffering humanity to keep their
bodies warm at less than the usual expense
of doing so. Though am NOT SELLING OUT
AT COST, any certain amount or the whole of
my stock at cost, l am selling as cheap bar
gains in Ready Made Clothing as any house
in the city, but say olive and let Live"
Call at either of my stores No. 6, or No. "a,
Main street, an 1 assure you my Clerks
Messrs. j. 4. johnson, H. Y. Daily and
Edward Blogg, will do the right thing for
you in my absence.
fe s N. BAUM.
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Duringa late revival in the Baptist
church at Lagrange, Mo-, a lad seventeen
years Of age, who had acquired some
note in the town as theatrical perform
er, joined the church and prepared him.
self for the ministry. He has recently
been licensed, and has entered Oh his
clerical duties; and SO wonderful are his
powers, the whole community arc in
ectasies with his efforts; when he prca-
ches the church is crowded, persons from
all the country round about hocking to
hear him; and the oldest veterans declare
that they never before listened to such
thrilling eloquence. The name of the
'boy preacher is j B Fuller.
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New Advertisements.
PROGRAMME
OF THE
CHARITABLE CONCERT,
To d II VI ' I'm Il
J O II N S O N S II A l. l.,
THURSUA Y LII inst

Part First.
No l--Grand Chorus-''Hail to the Liber
ty," by RossIyf
No Piano Solo-''The Last Rose of Sum
mer" by liurtz Miss HIrr1
DANENBCRG.
No FARMERS Glee,
No 4-N ocal Duett-"I Wander in Dreams"
by Wade, Sig George s DAUGHTER.
No 5--Duett on the Piano Forte-"Grand
Overture of Tampa" Miss DANENBuRG
d Sig GENSARI.
No 6-vocal Air-"The Wild Flowers soon
will shed their bloom" from the celc
brated Opera Lucia de Lammermore,
Sig G GHoRGE.
No Trio -''Gently Fall the Dews of Eve"
No s-Song, with Chorus-The American
Boy, by }. Thos. Hewitt. Sig GEoAss &
Co.
No 9-Grand Chorus-"Night Shades No
Longer, from the Opera Moses in Egypt,
by RossINI.
Part Second.
Ne 1--Grand Chorus-Oh! Hail US yet Free,
from the Grand Opera Herman.
the Opera Lucia de Lammermore, by
Doniyetta, Sic GBNSARI.
No 3-Yocal Cavatina, from the Opera IL
Serato, MApAN BoNARITA-BHLLISB,
No 4-Glee-"Soft Glides the Sea-"
No 5-Grand Duet from the Opera, IL Tro-
vatore, by Verdi, Sic GBo. 4 DAUGHTER.
No 6-Four Hand Piece on Piano Forte.
MISS DANNEyBURG i SIa GRNNARI, who
will play his part with left hand.
No 7--"Yes 'Tis the Indian Drum. round
for three voices, SIG GsoRGE Co.
Nos Grand Vocal Duett-'On to the Field
of Glory" by Donnizetti, SIG 4 GEoEGE
A. DACGHYER.
No 9-Chorus-"Away, away, the Morning
freshly Breaking.
Miss DASxENBURG Il SIa GEENARI will pr =
side at the Piano Forte.
Musical Director, Sig. G. GxoRas.
ma s.