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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-30

CHAS. & w" R. STONE
wholesale and retail dealers In
II 4 ROW A RE.

-hachin>s, IgrtcHltHrai lmplements and
SEEDS OF ALL KINDS.
HAVE in store, and respectfully offer sor,a,.
Ii At 81. Louis or Chicago prices, to the /, Al.
OF at retail,
100 ke-s nails, assorted .ixesl
$50 boxes glass, do
$1,000 lights sah., do
30 coiLs MANILA rope, do
30 coil. lead pipe, do
~ circular saws, large sises)
5000 f best leather betting. al widths,
loo doz. butchers files,
$50 dox, axes,
loo doz axe handles.
loo doz. =hovels and spades,
casks log chains,
200 lbs, carriage bolts, nuts L washers.
- mouse-ho!e anvils.
% blacksmith's bellows.
ogethsr with svs4y variety Of platform and
counter scales, carpenters, hacksn!,h,s and
co"per's foois; house building and shelf hard.
ware, Ae., &c. We have the largest And hes,
affected stock Of goods In Iowa, and A.. bsnnd
10 sell al the lowest rates. Cali and Sc. II W.
are not ~ earnest. No. 2, Union Block.
aSo-H Mascatine, Iowa
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THE NEW.NORk TRIBUNE.
1850.

the sEw-Essx TzIsgsE~ s9s more than t-vsnt.~.
yegs sd, which the arss Journal Ia .arid that
appeared regularly on IN imperial sight pag~ sheet
io~ q prize and which has ATTAINED the
unparalleled aggregate Of than ss-hAa snhsrrip-
tons respectfully 'sieits Is shar- II The patronage
shich tss Metropolitan Press Is h-ne~sarth
II asks especially the pAGrsnage 49, u Rig
FEsLrr..<-f sssc DO hat. MI ssrrns u oppression
AMI .~sire that ratona h~tng al AL Ne free
pLoy gagGttss accent manner "A -. ma n
fe.m h~stsf taps~ mo r9uA Liberty an4 Isr
slavery; bat il further appeals likewise - all rha
Io0a anI Aahar tor the 1T satebs thrift.
Prosperity tsroG g. tae prnteEton n American
" wisely 4scr msaaEaz AHtfes fmparr-a Who 4. :
S8r National Progress ara4xh internal developments and
nrlsarathoh -afR-r taan ~ external aggr~ssaa
;-nsnaal who w8Cd hav- Ear National r~sau--
css aewste - tas construction II rarpa the Psri
ss than - ths parrs@ conquest u NJ xea Nsarg"
zna Cuha-al shs saEh r<trru.h radically eur pre-
noesanAte Federal expenditures ~ anIshing sr
snms asriy res gcfng the Army and Navy srp-nf
viii end - bless ch5bren-aIl Tha profa
real &c taaE xbtesasses- sxErth nation and n Il
zeal Afvantage person e. n
atty from srg utssas success achieved BY means
.nch esntrsv-u- the AVS u Er.rasI Right The sr~s
allotment II limited p"rtasas u tAs Pusiic Lands
taai -efl-rs taerssn aaa every hopeful plan atsa.
10 diminish the - amman misery FROM dearth sf
isym-nt 90 Inadequate recana pensevv-ry scheme
p@rfa4ly thai "a help The inf - BY enAGny
.nd teaching them e. help EaeTnsrETesmast COMMAND.
earnest sympathy ADD corporation.
Daring the ear, rHx raisr provided Itself
With nsw Ard faster Press rost u sa eHT merely
thai IT subscribers aay receive .assr gassrs
mail cartier thar they otse-wb%s lght DO. VIA
sonsents the important ptnss thrB zhpat the
civilized sDrhi. and stss chosen rom Anany
tae hsss The country, believe those 40
fs1kste politics nf oar SHEET renc~i% IL II raBsn-ss
IN avastng is convictions and asiiEy maintaining
then We appeal thea, - tAass sha s~lr~vs an
aersss cirrssttoa Of THx TaIsrsx 3sald ronduss 10
ne political. tnt~tctuai and moral ss icing n
Requisite, 70 al in -F-rtinx sach Increase. A. w.
EMPLOY travelling solicitors - shscrf ptGons ssx
present aatrons IN every beatty t .p@ak L, th.r
Rrtg9hars anil ftsnas in h~hAlf gladly re-.
csivs rom Any snd Lists aft,se sao spa reeeve and
resa spec men copy Of one II oar esors and shall ~
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TUESDAY And FRIDAY, and coasaias all the katts.
rtas 81 Eas Daily vita tire Cattle, Horse and teral
Markets rstiansy reported expressly Zoe rsrsexr
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WEEKLY TsraEsx Literary. "A vel A. Political ans
Nevs paper, aaf aetsrnknsa that il shall remain
In the Font rank II family papers.
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linton Steam Mill Flour.

n pertne Flour made from Al extra selected
article of wheat, Is cheap or cheaper than can he
bon Oh. at any other place in town. can please
themselves by calling at the Upton City Mills
where We always keep il ca hand. We will war
rant ell such aoar aas deliver the same a. your
aoorx. H. STOUT.
Upton, Feb. -, I,5s. off
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DAVENPORT
Gon,u,trfial GdIegt,

G1nln,sffial Golltge,
IN GRIGG's BLOCK,
Corner If Third and Perry Streets, /
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
~ INCORPORATE IN 1855 ~
-DrRECTons-
Hsn . , sargent, IN s~--r., Ksu,
.vieis. ESQ. Marvin, Ess,
1na i c.a.aa, Esq, ID Passsn, 1ss,
-TACULTy.-
joe. C. Lo.sz- Prof ~ Rock Keeping and Mashe~ss-
". II. Pa.rr, Prot Of PennaAship and Beok Keeping.
". ktsrr. Pret Of German Language.
FsasI scnsAAa, Prot Of Architectural And o.nAnsa-
tai Drawing.
-LEcyrRKRs-- &
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Our Commercial Course embraces csapiese sets
Bsaks In every hraneh 81 Trade and commerce. viz
LsdisiaaA. Psssnsrshsp- JstnE sssss add conpoaaa
Company Business, wholesale and Retail Mannfscssr-
ing. Hotel, Printing once, aad Laaber Business,
Commission Railroad Steamboat. Brokerage aud Ell
sans. Also All Lectures, sassrucsisas in conner-
sial Calculations. The coarsetn
PESHANsHIP
is nler the in mediate supervision 81 Mr.. " n. Prsst
Who took the Prems for Penmanship aad Card ri
ting the State air and shall be sxsssis& ~
Eater Fsst.
In view II the aneasd Cor All repeated Statements
made by other parties effect there Com
me-rai College this state, other than the tAsy
trying establish would call attention To the fact
that ours Is
The Only Commescial College In Iowa.
Where Is given athrpayh all branches taught
n first class Commercial Colleges.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
In which thorough practical eoarse In Book Keepa-
10 taught by PRAcrtesL aoox kExrxas and teachers
/ 81 experience.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which has a PxSxsS connected vita il.
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whieh has more taaa one teaehsr belonging 20 IL
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Which has a L.DgEs' DErAarsxSr s'parste-
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which occupies large convenient and we'll ventilated
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THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
vhcn relies, and always has lone fer public aPpr.ria
and patronage apnn SrtssE asrsts. rather taaT
beasts, And remarks 4erogato-y to others and
| The only L = r \ b l. SH e ID CONNER.
/ ciai College i'm the Place.
Rooms open At all aaurs from a. NJ till %. n. II,
public invited call anil examine ssect
mems. course Of instruction.. And mode - teagh ag
re zaaprsre, tIs-y=] LOPEZ PRATT.
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THE \. Y. WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

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earsatns Editorials the important topics % Ia.
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Hars~ and Yretacs Markets interesting and -eliaoss
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W saaA- aarinx this rear, - hitherto, constantly
aaaT 10 tnprpsN tire aa!ty ~ tie InstructIv. enter
tAins~at a1srded W Tina wxKxLs rnsrxE, Which ~.
intend shall ranttase 80 be tae TanIiy wr~ksy
S~#spap.r Published ia the World. W. consider The
tasfis MAKE alone ri.hky eaSt.s rais
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Any H<rDa s<naing = ctah ~ Tssaxy or more sasl
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BRYANT. BELL 4 STATIONS
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

Larvnaa Block. rarr~r CLARK ard vashiag.aa streets
Chicago. II. n Byyart. n. v. Bell. IL. D. steattoa,
Principals snd Prepfze.8rs.
sreetaE Ia. au8n fh@ prsprIetars have hser In
-Rsneed vel ~ confederation IT pshIe HstiiEy,
u private iat@restr saah Ing them 4 does
personal lahars AMI experience n this great
4et u asefl ani - The c.geatIa sl
Free ANT At heir samAaaf thns greatly
arg ~ Art ngr9vir= sil ta@ departments ~ hrs
ar-nt ranch Of education, A1ss ssrf their pal.
facilities ana advantages for its &C sasision, aHsar
ras3ae "a sh&s country.
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RAGIDYS
DRUG STORE /!
-. .,rrx or TIE .rosfcH HoesE'
r,..ou. d. Cedar STREET. Iowa

G.
w,
q WOULD RESPECTFULLY kyIh
ALL. u. ..,s.sisn Of the pustis 20 his iargs
nd carefully selected a.s.r,msn - o.
~ Dnuos . MEDICINEs e.
-hiah he will sell ut the a
possible prices He also sesps"
good stock Of paiats, OTIS, var
n,shes, patty. brushes, = arg
...ar.mens: soaps and perfn
msry Of every description.
stasianery--pens inks, pen
ellis, envelopes. paper, e re- saa.
plete stock ever offered m so@
market. Salt. axes. SAWS
rnrry-comhs, gimb-
lets novels school books.
blank books, nails, hrads saeks. sasss,
locks. soap, candies. matches, rrrWnNsE,a-
POlkET.kNlSEs run
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or-a.irsf aad conducted apon the coaatas Room
srstena tie Halls II study being atsd NJ wth appre
PIRATE Cu1t~rs. Desks. etc In Real sas1ess aaf
ssadeas inrrv to she practical wsrsa
ard ruEkns ~ rSad acted IN faassy Iasnt-
Ias Rooms. Railroad gftees.
Crtu.Ar And Catalogue eE - paS~s furnished -ra ait
e4-ly 90 ap,lcaLlaa 10 the undersigned.
vSsas BRYANT. BELL Il STATION.
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Mereaatile COLLEGES.
~ ~~ e LOCATED:
nsr~-po-t, Ie~a. A. W. Gov. sth and srsfy Sta.
Psora, H.. - aaa IS ua.a strs<.
Hon Z y Powell B b woodward, Esq
NIB Cursiss, Esq william Allen. Esq
Lewis Howell. ESQ Hon John Cook.
wm L Gregg, Esq Jno T Dillon, ESQ
4 r Bartlett ESQ Jao I Coma Esq
Thos l. Wayne. Esq Chas Z Putnam, Esq
JOS e Frye, ND II Price, Esq
FACULTY:
Pynf.,sovs Of Book Kr~psn and Collateral BraneA-
~ and Lertsrs-s On sh~ seiese ~ A~so~~ts:
JE GOLDSMITH IB r poDGE
Prof,ssor. Of Praet,esi and Ov~am<.tal Peaman-
skip, and Lectures Basuaess Gssscso and Ger
rsspona>ncs:
J b GEtFvrrH. T DAVIS. ) TirroS.
| L>esar.rr On Mercantile La-. Rai!ren.iag r-s Ne
riae Lar:
CHas BossEY. p DAVIDSON,
/ Jso nILLos, CRAA PUTNAM,
I L>rtsrsrs Bankmg Exchange ard Fnsr"es:
/ HAsRy LAxpKR, Jso r CooK.
! Lxet1rs ou Politscai TEstory aaa Temmsrrsa
[ Geography:
HExRY AUSTIN, VIZ T Ckssx.
Srerfai Lectures Gai he dsffryrea ocrasionaffy y,
g~nti>m<~ Of tas~. celebrity, literary ana ses
satts subjects, rhach wta BE- free TO the pabi,c
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In this Department. a. in all others. these Col
lie ges stand without . rival The styles Of Prac
Iie2l ornzme entail and Ladies EpistoIary Pen
man-hip universally admired by ell lovers o
good Hrrtmg taught At these Colleges are no
egaaIisd. and il il ate n.!ed they never shall be-
Written Specimens Of Pcananship mt free o
rha-xe on aupIieaf.on
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EVENING LECTURES.

Delivered by professional men of Acknowledge
ability ani talent, On subjects intimately counec
ted with the interests Of the arrchaLt echaaie
farmer ,ai Others. wiz: aercanti.s Law. Railroad
ing and Marine Law, Ban king and Exchange Pc
titica al History. Commercial Geography. Laws o
Nations, Mercantile Customs, Correspondence
-sta ~.f &c
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people successful and, after proracted negotiations
che King granted the constitution Of 1872 At the end
the month the troops were withdrawn In Pavia col
ion took place the 9th and 9th Of January between
the students and the Austrian garrison in which ter
civilians were killed and forty wounded The beginning
February sgnalzed by the proclamation Of martial
liberal constitution On the 9Th the King Of Sardinia
issued q proclamation containing the bases oil
. constitution. few days Afterwards serious
by Lola Montez but in reality by the working Of strong
under current Of revolutionary feeling BY the middle Of
manifest themselves throughout Lombardy The govern
ment thoreupon issued naughty proclamation bidding
the Italians 70 remember the fate OF the Poles.
We come 10 the French revolution, which ulti.
matey gave impulse to and checke the popular
ments in other parts Of the continent stagnaton of
distress amenr tbe operative classes in the winter and
increased the discomfort OF the bourgoe at the heavy
weight Of taxation they had to bear The liberal oppos
non IN the two Chambers gave direction TO this feeling
Ruttng out programme Of electoral reforms. Tn
mnister Quiet, challenged display Of public senti-
ent support OF these demands and given in the
form OF banques the chief towns Of France But
snese assemelages repubicanism displayed itself with
o ~ aho strength alarming TO the dynastic oppos
Non, leu W NM Thers and Odillon Barrot and fur
nishng the government with ground OF offence. Tn,
Kings speech on the reassembing OF the Chambers in
February characterized the peers and deputies VIII
had attended the banques hostile to himself and bin
10 results. A constitutional question was thus raised
which sl sections Of the opposition-the leu;imiss
mcluded-uned against tho government The Former a.
rnanded decaratOry law on the right public meetings
OF an appeal TO tie tribunals The citizens the Twelfth
reimbursement Of Paris had invited the liberal
tves to banquet 70 be held Sunday the Goth Februa
ry This crownng demonstration the government inter.
dcted but intmeted that they would not prevent H. The
deputies accepted the test and the banquet postponed
70 tne I'd that might be the more imposing To aid in
rendering So the managers invited the National Guard
OF the district 70 attend in uniform but unarmed At this
sne government took, or Affected TO take ALARM ordered
me dispersion OF the guests they assembled and
naed troops upon the city. The deputies resolved by n
majority not to attend the banquet advised the people to
peaceapleness ard promised to mpeach The Ministers.
minority resolved 10 be present at all hazards but the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-21
Coroner, Inuueals.

FATAL BURNING AocDKSr.--Jane Hughes, naAve Oh
Ireland aged sixty years, died At ner
No 610 Water street. yesterday from the enecs OF ourns
lighted candle Coroner Gamble held an inquest upon the
body.
AN uxKyowy Man FOUND DRowSEp.-The body Of an
unknown man. about forty years Of age, was found float
ns in tho water pier 81 East river yesterday morn
ing Deceased about FIVE feet five inches in height
.ton, built had dark hair and dark goatee but no
whskers. The body had been apparently IN the water
about two months Coroner Gamble held inquest upon
body and sent the remains TO the dead house al Belle
yus Hospital for Identification.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-21
THE NEWS BY THE CITY OF BALTIMORE

ST. JOINS, N F., May %, 1859.
The steamship City OF Baltimore, from Liverpool 18th
via Cork 18th ins passed Cape Race at nine O'Clock yes
terday morning, on her way 10 New York. where she
will be due on Monday morning.
The CITY Of Baltimore was boarded by the news yacht
Of the Associated Press which has brought 70 this por.
the annexed summary Of her news.
The English Parliamentary elections were almost con.
cuded. The Ministerial gain was varously estimated
from nineteen TO twenty. eight.
do Persigny had been appointed French Minister to
London.
The steamer Great Britain with Melbourne dates Of the
1st OF March, had reached Liverpool The market was
without Improvement Mining was active
The Australian mail steamer Emcw was considerably
overdue q, suez.
The steamship Europa. from New York on Wednesday
inc 2'sh ut, arrived Of Liverpool on the 9th Of Nag.
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The Condition OF the Streets
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NEW Iohk, nay ~, l668.
II with feelings OF satisfaction and pleasure that many
Of your readers view your endeavors to awaken from he
lethargy worthy Mayor and Board Of Aldermen in
regard to the subject Of cleaning our streets In your
remarks Of to-day you call attention 10 the streets OF thu
slower portion Of the city particularly" These We know
full too well in truly sad and alarming condition.
Any man who has business demands upon him known tull
well that 70 spend all his days in filth H. by experience,
Enthusiastically with the results Of
this nuisance staring him full in the face But, sir would
say one WORD FOR our wives and children We are ant To
umble, down town, at the "mastey inactivity Of Our
heads o. departments, and when mud lays knee deep Ia
seno our clerks to rabe monument the memory Of
now aithMly some official has plundered the simple pub
Dut VINO there TO say word for the loved ones
whose days and nights arc spent surrounded by the foul
vapor ana reeking filth Of city, Any man living be-
tween Pak place and Eighteenth street can well testify
70 the abominable stencil rising from West BroadwV ano
vicinity LAurens Wooster, Thompson and Grand streets
the Eighth ward In truly alarming. If something nos
done, and that quickly viii be compelled to-wnatf
Why all the recourfe have Is 70 vote the mtneea
representatives out Of Office that course, VIII cut hes
and strife tender point; but, in the meantme we iook
with satisfaction 70 our public press Keep on, Mr. Eor
and Law The ash upon them. Remember the little onea
At home and appea to Mayor and Board 9 Aldermen
upou Their behalf Yours, respectfully,
AN EIGHTH wARDER TWENTY-FIVE YEAAA
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How the Central Railroad Accident Occurred.


from the Rochester Democrat, May col
About mile and half this side Of Jordan station
road crosses the track and was Just east ohs crossing
that this disaster occurred. standing within
few feet of the Railroad and suddenly attempted 10
IN front Of the locomotive but failed TO do So and
struck the head by the step projecting from the tender.
The blow whrl d the animal around and she fell be-
tween the engine and the baggage throwing the latter
and the first two passenger coaches OIL the track and
plunging them down slight embankment which the
north side is about five feet high and the south side
about eight feet The baggage car and the first passenger
coach went the north side and rushed down the
clivy obique direction till they finally rolled over
and brought up against the fence.
The baggage lies nearly at right angles with the
track and the passenger coach piled up In Fragments
against it, The seeo1d passenger ooach off the
other sce in much the manner, and also finished its
at the fence The other coaches remained on the
track but the forward ru Of the third torn from
under il and thrown down he embankment The engine
and tender also kept the track was fortunate that the
couplings gave way with 80 much facility. q.
Inc Rochester linton Of last even 'ng eays-Ine cows
seems waa not upon the track ct AL Al the point wnera
the accident occurred ri Yes OF ties near the
track I'VE or six feet IN height The was grezns oe
tween TWO OF these piles and OBJ eIveo tne Gus
gineer The engine had passed the spot nere ne sood
when becoming frightened she backed as anst nearan
and was struck by the tender and thrown Is one o.
the piles knocking several ties o. which fell
upon track causing the frightful accident.
Mr. Clifford, the unfortunate conductor, was Naeed in
the east end Of the forward passenger just be TO the
occurrence BE had arranged the account Of his t
moved the conductors badge from his cap and Civ.
The g and me s en- ne s &
ferred 70 thrown by the force Of the concussiou
through window Of the car and when picked up AFTER
still held in her cenched hand the pennies given her by
conductor Clifford
from private letter received In this cty.]
cause Of this accident lies In the fact that the 1st
Of April the New York Central Railroad Company dig
the agman who had served them faithfully for
The last four and half years without accident
had HaS n s Pc,
Inc accident never would have occurred.
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! receive q rent above

IN
follows thererom that only 7I9 title holders receive
more than 81 0Co.
In France the division ia sti greater. In 1885, before
the Crimean war there 725 100 title holders that
70 gay nearly the triple in number OF the English title
holders Since then the loans have especially been sub
acribed by very small capitalists much 60 that in 1856
there were 00S 1882 title holders Unfortunately we
miss detail Of the division similar TO that which has been
given for the Engish debt. The following datas may.
however supply tAs we have stated it, on the LIST OF
January 1885, the interest Of the debt was O0O
and consequently the average Of the yearly rent Of title
would be about so0fr The capital 422 O97 000fr
s,950fr.
The Economia concludes from that comparison that 1t
explains in great part the difference Of effects produced
whatever they may be- upon the public funds Of
DOM countries For, says our contemporary, II Is
evident that class Of persons who, in an average
possess 3Oofr rent ahead, will be mpressionable
10 rumors which may have influence on tho public
creo ihan another class possessing double triple That
euppore however, the idea that the the
ueot counts title bearers the the government may
count pSrs1ns Interested to sustain III but adds tna.
10 Tue benefit resulting from an excessive division OF
the debt, there the inconvenience that tue credit of
country IS more Ieasily shaken, and perhaps At tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-21

10 Change In the PssItisn Of AfFalrs-Dc.
parturc Of the French Emperor for
ItaIy-Three.Fou Of Million Of
Austrlans Under Arms-Francls
Joseph and the Pope
IN Son0lst,
TO-, &c, 10
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good understanding, which has never been interrupted
between the NO governments and which has not been
troubled except for little time At Ferrars ID reestab
kshed.