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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-11

AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA.

AMERICAN CYCLOPKDIA.
REASONS FOR BUYING IT, AND THE
WAYS AND MEANS OF BUYING 1T.
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fresh and yet accurate. II is a complete state
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Every important article in it has been specially
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moment; to state Just how it stands now. Ali
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include the frcshet just views /; the biographical
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And the work ID cheap; three dollars vol.
ume; and each volume contains more-we have
carefully computed the contents of bo,h--more
than the whole six volumes of Bancroft's history
which are sold at two dollars a volume, making
in all twelve dollars. Every family ought to
possess a copy of the New Cyclopa,lia. 1t is a
library in itself. Let each man save twenty-five
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plete ho can not eniy own the fifteen volumes,
but also handsome book lease to keep them in.
Save half dime day, "a little self denial will
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SflistelIanfous.
WORKING OF TIRE ATLANTIC CABLE.

WORKING OF TIRE ATLANTIC CABLE.
The London Morning Post gives the fol-
lowing interesting account Of the working of
the telegraph:
The slowness of the signals through the
Atlantic telegraph cable does not depend on
the retardation Of electricity in passing
through the length Of the wire. If the wire
were suspended in the air there would be no
difficulty in transmitting as rapidly as the in
struments could be worked but when the
wire is covered with gutta perchs, and i'm
mersed in water, it retains the electricity. and
the charge once communicated to the wire
requires time for its discharge.
The first signal made is transmitted almost
instantaneously through the conducting wire
TO the instrument at tho other end but the
wire does not readily part with the charge,
and the electricity it retains prevents the eff
feet Of second sigual from being perceived
on the distant instrument. This peculiar ef.
feet begins to be perceived in an immersed
wire at distance of fifty miles, and increases
in force as the distance increased SO that, at
200 miles, communication by Morse's tele-
graph would be impracticable, unless means
were adopted to counteract the OBTAINING in.
huence Of the external conductor. When
the Hague was laid down, the difficulty of
transmission through submerged wire be-
came for the first time observed, and the
Morse instrument then employed would not
act in consequence. But the difficulty was
shortly overcome by dischargng tie wire af-
ter each signal, which was done by sending
nn electrical currant in the reverse direction.
With the needle telegraph the effect had been
scarcely perceived, for in the ordinary work
ing Of that Instrument the electrical currents
are continually reversed; but with the re-
cordiug instrument, in which the electricity
operates always in the same direction, spe-
cial arrangement for reversing the current
becomes essentially necessary. How far that
arrangement oniy will suffice to clear the wire
has not yet been determined, but it seems
evident that it is sufficient for the Atlantic
cable.
If the difficulty that has arisen we're owing
to the retardation of the electric current,
there would be little hope OF its being over
come, for the natural velocity OF electricity
could not be increased but when it is known
that the slowuess WITH which one signal fol-
lows another is attributable to peculiar con-
dtion of the wire which has been ehectuaily
neutralized, by special arrangements, Tor
distance Of two or three hundred miles, 1t
may be reasonably expected that other con-
trivances may be adopted that will overcome
the difficulty even across the Atlantic.
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To the Voters of Northumberland County
HAVING been solicited by my friends, ]
he hereby offer myself as the peoples csndi.
date for
ASSEMBLY.
Should ! lie elected by the suilrages Of my fellow
citizens pledge myself to perform my duties
with the utmost of my ability and to the bes,
interests of my constituents and the public al
large. o.. A. Il. BLAIR.
Milton, July 10, less.--te
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sUNBURY STEAM FIGURING MILL

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
NOTICE is hereby given that the partner
~ ship heretofore existing between the sub
scribers in the Mling business, was dissolved
by mutual consent on Monday, the 10th inst.
The books of the firm are in the hands OF
Samuel Snyder, for collection.
GEO. HARRISON,
CHAS. RHlNEHART,
SAMUEL SNYDER.
THE undersigned would respec tfully an
nounce 10 the public that he has taken the
Mill and will continue the business of man q
featuring -four. &c. lie soicts the patron
age Of the public.
SAMUEL SNYDER.
Sunbury, Aug. %, l858.-tf
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SUNBURY STEAM FERRY TO NOR.
THUMRERLAND

nN and after Wednesday the pls.h July. tho
~ undersigned will -un his STEAM FERRY
SOAT, regularly. for passengers, between Sun.
bury and Northumberland, according to the fol.
lowing schedule, viz: -t-.
Leave Market street wharf, Sunbury, at 700 AM
Returning, leave Northumberland at 7.30 .'
Leave Sunbury for Dry Valley at $40,
touching at Northumberland at s.45 "
Returning, touch at Nsrthumber'd at ll.30 "
Leave Sunbury for Northumberland at 200 PM
Returning, leave Northumberland at 230 4"
Leave S1nbury for Northumberland at GOO "
Returning, leave Northumberland at $50 q"
When convenient, intermediate trips will be
made. d.. ... D., t. '., g..
FARE to and from Sunbury and Northum-
berland 10 cents, or twelvo Tickets for One
Dollar. $780," -
This arrangement will not only prove great
convenience to persons visiting the two places
on business or pleas1rc, but affords an agreeable
and pleasant ride on one of the most pict RESCUE
portions of the beautiful Susguehanna
IRA T. CLEMENT, Proprietor.
ANDREW HOOVER, Captain.
Sunbury, July 24, 1859.
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REGISTER AND RECORDER, &c,

To TIE VoTERs OF NORTHUMBERLAND
County The subscriber intends being n
candidate for the Office Of REGISTER &
RECORDER AND CLERK OF THE
ORPHANS COURT, at the October cleo
ton, and respectfully solicits the support of
the voters Of the county, pledging himself if
elected to attend to the duties of the Office
to the best of his ability
S. d. JORDAN.
Milton, August %, ls5s.-te
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A VALUABLE FARM
FOR, 8 a lie

THE subscriber will offer at public sale, on
Tuesday the 9th day NOVEMBER next,
on the premises, the farm now in his possession,
adjoining the borough of Sunbury, being the east
ern portion of the well known Augusta farm,
late the property of Samuel Hunter. decd, lying
between the Cattawissa road and the gut. This
valuable property contains about "a acres all
cleared and is in high state of cultivation. The
Improvements are new Frame two.story dwelling
HOUSE, well supplied with water and good
substantial bank barn. 40 by 60, a wagon house,
smoke house, corn crib and all other necessary
ou,bnildngs. There is also on the premises a
young Orchard Of excellent grated fruit The
fences are all new and in good condition This
property would make most desirable country
residence on account of its fertility, scenery,
healthy location and convenience to town. The
terms will be six per cent down, and the remain
der in three equal annual payments from the lst
Of April, 1859.
For further particulars app!y to the subscriber
JOHN BUYERS.
Sunbury, August 81, lS5s.-ts
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that letters testamentary On
the estate Of Matthias Reed, late of Upper
Augusta township, Northumberland county,
deceased, having been granted to the sub
scricers, all persons indebted are requested
to make immediate payment, and those hav-
ing legal claims, to present them for settle
mept.
FhEHsMoRTH EikHiAN RFHPs REED. Executors.
Aug. Dist 1856
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MUSIC TEACHER.

TTHE subscriber respectfully informs The CHI.
Il zens Of Sunbury and vicinity, that he will
remain in this place for the purpose of giving
lessons on the PIANO, to such as many desire
instruction. His terms will he reasonable. He
msy.te found a, the Washington House in this
place. 'S
~ ft CHARLES DARING.
Sunbury, July u, 1865
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"A. H. O. BROCKnN,
GOING NORTH
y C1i5' Street, New- York.

MANUFACTURER OF
GLA SIS SYRIN S, tEPATHIC
Walls GRADUATED MEASURES,
NURSING BOTTLES, ETC.
Glass Ware for Chemists, Druggists, Perfumers.
Photographers, etc. liberal discount: made to
the trade. Orders from Country Druggists and
Dealers solicited. Price Lists sent on applica-
tion.
August i ls5s.-sm
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FARMERS ATTENTION.!


The best article in the world for raising
WHEAT
Is LEINAU'S SUPER PHOSPHATE OF
LIME, at $40 per ton, or $24 cts, a h., by the
barrel. -,.
Analysed and recommended for the Wheat
and Grain Crops, by
Professor CHAs. Il. JACKSON, Chemist of the
United States Patent Office, Washington, ID. G.
1t will repay the outlay so to 100 per cent,
and will not burn the seed by coming in contact
as Guano does.
| Tar Ir-PReyE IT.
G. A. LEINAU, Proprietor,
No. 2l South FRONT Street,
Philadelphia city, Pa.
Or of my Agents, throughout tha Country
| Analysis can be seen at my Office. Cash
Mailed with the order, will receive prompt atlen-
ton.
A liberal discount 10 storekeeporS who buy to
cell again.
Pamphlets, can be had at my Office.
August z, fs5s.-3m GA. i.
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TrLCGRAPHIC INsrRUMENTs.

As the Electricians are supposed to be
experimenting at Trinity Bay and Naientla
with the various recording instruments 10
use, it is of interest TO know what are lie
chief differences between them
The Morse instrGment, in common use
from the FIRST in this country, transmits mes
snres by the u!ternate breaking aud recon
meeting of the electric current. The current
allowed to flow a moment produces dot, II
a little longer a line The operator taps on
n siugle kew and the messages are recorded
by an alphabet composed OF combinations oil
lues and dots, thus
.-- -. III lhe
hands Of an expert the speed Of this instru-
mept is about twenty words minute.
The Cook and Wheatstone instrument is
he one that until lately has been generally
led in England. A needle on dial plate
evolves. pointing out the letters. which are
Inscribed around the circumference ike the
lours on the face Of clock. This is much
nore intelligible process to outsiders; but it
slow, accomplishing st the latest only
bout fourteen words minute.
The House instrument prints the message
Roman capitals on q long strip OF paper by
le revolution of a type wheel, the operator
aviue upon q keyboard like that Of piano
I'll a key for each letter The printing is
one by ck-work, the use OF the electric
!rrent being to preserve equal time, SO
at the letters Of one machine may cores
)ud to those OF the other. This instrument
nts twenty five to thirty words minnte
The Hughes instrument is combination
the Morse and House inventions. In the
orse instrument two or three pulsations OF
electric current are required to indicate
G letter. In the House instrument it re-
iges from one to twenty-eight puIsations
the Hughes instrument it requires but u
gle pulsation for each letter The mechan-
by which this is accomplished is simple,
)ugh the principle on which it is based Is
np!cx. The type wheels at the respective
tons revolve to print the message and
ir revolutions are governed by vibrating
.ngs. These springs cause them to re-
We in exactly the same time. There is an
ustic principle involved, viz: that two
ings, which give the same musical tone
ls vibrating, vibrate the same number Of
es per second. The springs are therefore
sen and regulated by sound. This instru.
n IL is evident economies both time and
.tric power. Its exceeding senstiveness
lie least perceptible pulsation Of the cleo
currents adapts it especially FOR long
g aud submarine cables. 1t is capable OF
ing forty words minute with about
tenth the battery power OF other insiru-
t.. aud sends messages both ways at
=. At least SO its inventor claims, and it
he tested on the Atlantic cable.--4iJany
1;ng Journal
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To the Electors of Northumberland
County.

To the Electors of Northumberland
County.
Fellow CITIZENS We are authorized to
announce THOMAS d. GRANT of The ID Dor-
ough Of sunbury, as an Independent candidate
for the Office of
REGISTER, RECORDER &C.
at the ensuing election.
Mr.. Grant is too well known to the PEOPLE of
Northumberland county to need any commenda-
ton at our hands. No one questions his qualit-
cations for the post, his character for morality,
industry and sobriety is irreproachable-on his
popularity us man and efficiency as an officer
undoubted. For the last six years he has been
the principal clerk in this Office, and his un.
firing industry and ability, his amiable manners
and obliging disposition have elected the conf.
dence aud esteem of all doing business there
We confidently submit his name. and earnestly
ask our fellow citizens to RALLY TO HIS
SUPPORT. Respectfully,
MANY VOTERS.
Slnbury, June "a, 1855.
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SOLOMON B. BOYER,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office in Market street. opposite Weavers Hotel,
sun URY, PA.
Collections attended to in Northumberland and
adjoining Counties Is acquainted with the
german language.
REFEREscx
H. J. Wolverton. Esq, Sunbury. Pa,
Geo. F. Miller, Esq, Lewisburg, Pa.
J. II. Ziegenfus, Philadelphia, Pa.
BENJAMIN Kamerer,
Sunbury, Aug. IA, is5s.-ly.
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Milton, August %, lS5S.-te
To the Independent Voters of Northum.
berland County:

Having been requested by number Of
friends, hereby offer myself a candidate to
your consideration, subject to nomination on
the peoples ticket, for member Of the next
LEGISLATURE. If nominated. and sue
cessful, / shall feel under solemn obligations
to discharge the duty of the Office to my
utmost ability-looking only to the interests
of .he county and the State, impartally-and
pledge myself not to piller the public treasury
for my own pecuniary benefit.
JOHN ii. JAMES.
Mt Carmel, Aug. 2lst, lS5S.-te
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Notice to Bridge Builders.

Sealed proposals will be received by the
undersigned, on Monday the 18th day Of
September next. between the hours Of 10
A. Nj. and p NJ. of said day, at the Com.
mssioners' Office, in the borough of SunburJ,
Northumberland county. for the building of
Bridge across Big Mahanoy Creek. in
jackson township, on the road leading from
the Tulpehocken road to the river adjoining
the land of the late William hartman, decd,
in said township.
This Bridge is not to be less than 100 feet
in the span, or between the abutments.
Specifications will be exhibited on the day OF
letting.
CHARLES HOTTENSTINE,
FREDERICK HAAS,
SAMUEL ENT,
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FURNITURE POLISH.

5. RAE'S, Premium Patent Enamel Furniture
Polish.--This polish is highly valuable for resto
ring the. polish on all kinds of Furniture Glass,
Carriage Bodies, Hair Cloth, &c. Also, for re-
moving spots, hiding scratches, Sc, SC. War
ran,ed to dry immediately and retain its glc.s,---
Price so cts. per bottle. Sold by
A. w. FISHER.
July ~, 1888
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Bx-PRESS

NOODS Shipped from the Warehouse of
w FREED, WARD & FREED, No. slI
arket street, above sth ST., Philadelphia, to all
intermediate points along the railroad, to Sun
bury and Northumberland in particular, without
transhipment and at the lowest rates of freight
All orders thankfully received and promptly
attended to, snd Goods carefully delivered to all
Merchants and others.
FREDERICK SCULLY,
Jtne 90, lS5s.-3m$ Transporter.
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Caution

WHEREAS my wife Margaret has left my
w bed and board without any just cause or
provocaton, this is to give notice that will not
pay any debts OF her contracting.
WILLIAM PAUL.
Point tp., August o., ls5s.--3t
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STRAY COW

HtAME to the subscriber in Coal township
" Northumberland county, on the 3lst ul,.
q stray muley COW, red and white. white face
and had a bell on, The owner is requested to
come forward prove property, pay charges aad
according to law. -
JONATHAN HOOVER.
shsmokin, Aug. IA, lsss.-sm
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THE NEW CYCLOPEDIA
n Volnmes nny ReaJvl

Will be completed in Is volumes, royal svo
SO per volume, in cloth; So so in library lea
ther; $4 half morocco S4 so half Russia OK
ira; ) in monthly parts.
II. B. MASSER,
Agent for Northumberland County.
August 81. 1853,
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rina Of pine apple placed on shelves
n places frequentsd by ants ana coes
will drive them away,--and keep 'he
10 the house, too.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-11

Ctationery.--A large supply of fancy Note
= Paper and Envelopes, Mourning, Letter,
and Cap Paper, Pens, Ink, Sand, &c, at
July IL, SO. a. W.FfsHEKs.
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ICE CREAM l

M RS. MARIA WHARTON respectfully in
A'A forms her friends and the public generally,
that she will accommodate them with ICE CREAM,
at her residence, on every evening Sundays OK
cepted) during the present summer.
Sunbury, July 3, ls5S.
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Citrate of Eagnesia
TAsTELEss SALTS

TAsTELEss SALTS.
HNHlS preparation is recommended as an ex-
cellent laxative and purgative. II operates
mildly is entirely free hom any unpleasant taste
resembling lemonade in favor, prepared and sold
by 49, A. w. FISHER.
Sunbury, July II, 1883.
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New Advertisements.
COAL! COAL! COAL!
vNpnvSI Tim GN~Du N ,T<,a au, Gtnuhn nuxy

'EHE subscribers, now operating this Colliery
n are prepared to furnish or deliver, at their
wharf, at Northumberland, all sizes CT Coal, from
their mines. This is a very superior quality Of
White Ash Coal, which they are prepared TO fur
nsh promptly to order.
They are also prepared to furnish Red Ash
Coal from the Lambert Colery.
FAHRION 4 CLEMENT.
Sunbury, August %. l95S.-tf
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PUBLIC NOTICE

p q BIIS N NOTICE.. -.
NOTICE is hereby that the BUSINESS RE-
~ LATlONS, heretofore subsistng between
William Weimer and the undersigned, in the
Drug Store at Northumberland, have, by mutua
consent, this day Uune 9TH, ls5s.) ceased to
exist; and the Books and accounts will reInain
for settlement and collection in the hands Of the
subscriber, who will continue 10 carsy ca h@
business at the ol stand. 80
.- t.t, ROBERT D. McCAY.
Northrribarland, June &c, 1858.
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INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

vlyHE subscriber offers himself to the electors
4 of Northumberland County, as an Idepen-
dent Candidate for the Office OF ..,.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
And promises, if elected to fulfill the duties of
said siiice faithfully and mpartially.
JOSEPH VANKIRK.
Point township, July "a, 1885,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-11

pURE CONCENTRATED LYE OR sA-
PONIFIER, for sale at FISHERS Drug
Store. Price 30 cts. 80
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Supreme Court-Eorthern District.

supreme COurC-NUTtNeTH UIsVTICC.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Supreme
~ Court for the Northern District OF Penn.
solvania will commence its annual session on
the FIRST TUESDAY, instead of the first
NJ Mouday, in October next.
CHARLES PLEASANTS,
Profhonotary.
Prothonotnry's Office,
Sunbury, August 2S, 1858.
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CIxERS-

lust RECEIVED by the subscriber, q. his
- FLOUR STORE, Market Square, sunbury,
fresh supply Of Water, Better, Sugar, Ginger
and Soda Crackers, for sale by the pound or
barrel, at wholesale Harrisburg and Philadelphia
give him call before ordering elsewhere.
e. D. HAVEN.
He slso continues TO receive, weekly. supplies
Of -four, giving his customers fresh article and
at very reasonable rates.
Sunbury, July 81, ls6s.--u
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,ss Wrpows IN ISDIANA.-A cores
nj Of the Dayton Journal, who has been
ling out in the Wabash regions Of Hoo
m discovered one peculiarly in every
he tarried in:
aking of gsuss reminds me OF the fact
ndiana land particularly the Wabash)
ally swarming with grass 'c,do,cs.-
hotel or tavern has or have had one
a of those bewitching vixens domleiled
Ism for ten days, which makes them
and residents, of the State OF Indiana
III little hard swearing. natives too
expiration of ten days suit is CON-
AGAINST some uiie husband, and as o
of course, divorce is granted, II foi
rcause that incompatibility Of temper
re congregated from all the States 70
on Except Illinois, who is o competi
this profitable lawyer trade) all the
plated grass widows. A case heard
arm. where the widow OF millionaire
ne from Brazil, remained here tel
her divorce, with 100000 OF ailmon,
lid have had more. but old Cresu'
more iu the United States that wal
table.
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Register and Recorder, &c.

nR. ]. B. MASSER, of SuHbury, respectfully
~ offers himself to the electors of Northum-
berland county as q candidate for REGISTER
AND RECORDER AND CLERK OF THE
ORPHANS COURT, al the ensuing election.
Sunbury, July 10, ls58.-ts
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-09-11

BE MEAYEsT KIND OF RAscALIrr.-Tbe
souri, Democrat gives new item regard
the sale of Fort Smelling. 1t will be
,m6ered that the sale was clandestine
,actiou, and stands revealed to the coun-
S monster job. The Democrat says /:
thout advertisement or notice Of any
$500 900 worth of property was aliena-
rom the government, and the equivalent
ted for It was 100000! The sale was
,aly clandestine, but the price was nom-
The parties to the contract were Ma
Democrats exclusively, and after the
walton including the Fort was sold, some
"a we're detained there, and $4,000 o
h. bar:ack rent, was charged to the
.nment by the new proprietors. The
90 purchase money, or the greater part
has thus been discharged"
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Judges.-James Cameron, Chairman J obn
Haag, jr, Robert M'Kee, Samuel Dedrmond,
J.. p. Armstrong, Samuel John, Robert A.
(iffin