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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-12-27
YEARS.


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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-12-27

CAMBRIA CoUNTY-We are happy to
be able to present to our readers the con-
tinuation of the "History of Cambria
County" from the interesting pen of our
friend Jonathan Oldbuck.
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""SlERs ADDREss.-Our goodDevil
'''' Us to say that he will be around
VI next Tuesday morning with his
S'' Address. lie moreover wishes
S'@'e that he intends to cast his first
'0' the man who "comes down" the
'"fSt. Mind that, politicsl expec
'AJ add a link to YOUR chances.
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SHOCKING CAsuALTY.-On Tuesday.

SHOCKING CAsUALTY-On Tuesday,
an old lady named Mrs. Lucas, who re-
sides in Johnstown, was burned so severe
ly as to result in almost immediate death.
1t appears that she was sitting before a
stove reading, when the paper in her
hand took fire and communicated the flame
to her clothing. The poor woman in her
frenzy rushed out into the air, where the
flames obtained such headway that before
they could be extinguished she was burned
to perfect crisp. She fingered in great
agony for a few hours and died
School HOUSE BURNED.-On Tuesday
morning, 18th inst, before daylight, the
old red school house, called Conery s
school house, in Munster township, was
burned to the ground, together with the
books of about thirty scholars. There
having been no school on the afternoon OF
the previous day, and consequently no fire
in the stove, the presumption is that the
cOnfagration was the work Of some evil
disposed person or persons. The school
house was the Oldest one in Munster tp.
DIXIE.-The popular yell, Il wish l
was in Dixie" is giving way to a more
expressive and much more sensible phrase
in this region. 1t is simply in these
words: II viii buy my boots and shoes,
hats and caps, ready-made clothing, &c,
from c. T. Jones
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THE CAUSE WHY.-An incident was
related US by friend the other day, which
we think will do for print. Wen risk it
at any rate. Some few miles north of
Ebensburg there resides a sturdy farmer,
who is a staunch Republican, and withal
bit of a Wag in his own way. 4 pecu-
liarity about him is, that the hair on his
head is very gray, whereas his beard is
very red. Being in town 4 few days
since, an inquirinS individual noticed this
popularity about our farmer friend, and
thereupon the following colloquy ensued ::
Lagutiiag hcltviaua-How happens it,
my friend, that the hair on your head is
so grey, and your whiskers SO red ? 1t is
certainly singular-very.
Tarn,cr-Not at all Easily accounted
for-easily.
Laquiriing Lndigidua-Well, why is it !?
How do you account for it?
Fdrma-Well, | guess, it's none of
your business but you see the hair on my
head is some twenty years older than the
hair on my face. That's the reason!
Inquiring individual Immediately col
lapsed, and has not since been heard of
1t is supposed he has gone to the "ile
renions."
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EVXECUTORS' NOTICE

ENECUTORS NOTICE
H Letters testamentary on the estate Of
David Evans, late of Ehensburg borough. de-
ceased, having been granted by the Register
of.Cambria county to the subscribers, all per
sons indebted to the said estate are hereby
notified 70 make immediate payment. and
those having claims against the said estate
will present them duly authenti~,trd Tor set
tlemeut. -, n ROBERTS,
EDWARD ROBERTS
--""nsburg, Dec. %. ISGo.g, 80" -
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MARR1ED-In Summitville, on Thurs
CAV, goth inst, by the Rev. L. Ryan, Mr..
BARNABAs ADAMS, of Washington twp,
TO Miss SUSANNA DRtKEMILLER, Of Clear
6cld county.
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psa- No paper sill be issued next week
a. VIC 100 wish to enjoy the holidays,
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How Tom SOLD THE PRIScIpAL.-

ho" lo-h DOID 1Hh 1RlNC1PAL.-
Some years since, wild harum-skarum
sort of fellow, whom we will call Tom,
was being put through an educational
course Of sprouts in rural seminary in
relghboring county. Tom was loud on
practical jokes, considerable on puns, and
phunny phellow very much The post
office at which the students Of the afore-
said rural seat of learning received their
daily mail being some three or four miles
distant, the boys were obliged to take
turns as postboy, and walk down for the
documents. 1t so happened Oh the day
on which our friend Tom was to act in
this capacity, thai the Principal Of the
academy desired some purchases to be
made for his family, after the manner of
necessaries. So he called on Tom, and
putting two Quarters" into the latter S
hand, he desired him to expcnd one for
sugar and the other for tea. Tom was
agreeable, and as one good turn deserves
another, the Principal placed his horse at
IOilI > uIS pOStlI -OI JIIS UP OIl W siS
soon booted and spurred, and ready to
start; but feigning to have forgotten
something Of vital Importance, he sent for
the Principal in all possible haste. That
worthy dispenser Of knowledge, not know
ing what might be wrong, made fabulous
time, and came up putting and blowing
what's wrong, Tom ?" he breath
Iessly articulated. "O," responded Tom,
II merely oeanted to kno'o 'shjch Of these
quarters you intended me to get tic su-
gu1- ,cith; but inasmuch as it involves
mathematical problem, and as | am death
on mathematics, will cypher it out as l
90 along. l wish you a good morning.
GIang,7 And away he went, leaving
the Professor in about the condition Of
bag of wind after darning needle has
been inserted into it.
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Sold by Z. I. Frazer, Janz Zunger, and
Wood, Morrell q Co.. Johnstown; L. Shoema-
ker q Sons, Ebensburg, Wike Il Gardner,
and VIM. r. Hughes, Wilmore; c. d. Brady,
Munster; John Brady, Loretto; and by drug
gists and merchants generally. no /, ly.
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dissolution. - The partnership
~ heretofore existing between the under
signed, under the firm of W. II. Gardner &
Co, this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The business viii be settled By LLOYD
& Hill. The books will be left at the Office
of he firm in Winore, for limited time
where all having unsettled accounts will save
costs By calling soon.
c. L. LLOYD,
ARTHUR HILL.
WM. II. GARDNER
Wilmnra Dec. 8. lSGn-3f
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CABINET vyARE-Ro0HI.
4 SPLENDID ARRAY

n OF WRITER'S
Mrs. Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Mrs Hnr-
rict Beechcr Stowe, Grace Greenw cod, John
q. Whittier James Russell Lowell, Rev Henry
Ward Beecher. Horace Greely, William Ev-
arts, Rev. Stephen II. Tying, DID, William
Allen Butler, Rev. Theodore L. Cuyler, Rev
George Cheever, D. d, Bayard Taylor,
John Bigelow-
The above distinguished writer. are con-
tribltors to
THE INDEPENDENT.
Terms-Two Dollars a year, payable in ad-
vance. Address
JOSEPH H. RICHARDS. PUBLtsHER,
No. ) BEEKMAN ST, NY
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AFFRAY AT SUMMITVIILE.-On Mon
day night, 18th inst, between II and l
o'clock, an unfortunate circumstance oc-
Cured in Summitvile, the particulars of
which are furnished us as follows Two
young men, named Joseph M'Connel and
John Orner, Jr., both residents Of Sum
mitville, when on their way home togeth-
er, became engaged in a regular rough
and tumble fight, during the continuance
of which Orner was stabbed in four differ
ent places. The doctor on the following
day made an examination of the mans
wounds, and pronounced him IN a very
critical condition. We are happy to say,
however, that he is now convalescent and
out of danger. Mcconnell has not yet been
arrested.
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A CHANGE.-Our friend, 3. Z. Thomp-
son, who has for some time heretofore
been connected with the firm of Z. l. Pat
ton & Co, (Which firm has retired from
busincss,) has taken up his quarters with
Agard & Co, wholesale dealers in Hats,
Caps, Straw G pods, &c, 335 Market St,
philadelphia, where he will be happy TO
greet customers. AS Ben is emphatically
and undeniably good fellow, it is useless
for US to request for him continuance of
patronage from former customers any
one who has bought from him once will
do the same again We would therefore
suggest to those who do not belong to
the above class, and are in need Of any
of the articles in his line. that they imme-
aiately enrol their names on his list Of
regular customers. That's all.
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"a JOB WORK done Al this Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-03
SALES OF STOCK IN RICHMOND.
BY JOHN A. LANCASTER K Sos. for the reek e~o

SALES OF STOCK IN RICHMOND:
BY JOHN a. LANcssTEES Sos S for the 'oeek end
Virginia6 per cent. Registered Bonds, sales ga
Petersburg City Bonds. last sales ssa and int. No
Lynchbarg City Bonds, last sales $50 and int No
Norfolk City Bonds. last sales s7s. No recent
EXCHANGE Bank Stock. sales Sl0o
Farmers Bank Stock sales Sl04.
Bank OF virginia Stock. sales S73.
Bank Of the commonyealth STOCK last sales sssts
STATE n o van ysnY ,. sales ss Son0s
virsinia Central r. K. Bonds, guaranteed by State
~. OF Va, last saies.
City 81 Pete ,as Bonds guaranteed by State of
James Rive. and Kanawha Bonds. guaranteed by
Richmond Fire Association station Stock. last sales sa
s"s .1as Ere and Marine Insurance Stock, last
vrs.n.s Csntrsl \. Z. Let Gortssss Bonds, last
y, T.! sals' Sssx sad INT ''of'sAse Bonds
virs in; :: :sS s sss. :ss H. + ,a
F;. e; : "a :sss:.s: L. a. SID ao,,.... so.a..
or.nss and AlssasSria 4. 4. 8 Per cam, a..
o'.ss: NJ xl:s,.ar.. a. r. POI cent. Bona.
Aannssns Gap 4. R. per cent. Bcnas, hast s.,..
s ss.s IL: :s:: S: !;
aieSnopd, Fssds.iok.ha.s and Po.onse a.,lro.s
Virginia Central RNiIr9ad Etock, l,st ssles 81.
hlc2sncad and Pstsnbars Railroad Stock. saiss
Richmond and Daavills Railroad Stock. last sale.
James River and kanswha Stock, last sales q.
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Rissmaaa- qispasea~


7sfs=e - IL " - e@Dvo SssSs tsfff
s1A sAs4avs Ola sAous~.d Syringe.
ssSSe9Esa -, : = 1919 sss, ,Si.. ss's
ss111Gs Efm THE city 8 blassed heap.
USk watch ~ evanahtnx columns keep
~ e. q a Ss a sssSs's s,.: :S
Like uafomSM befsd psantoms, by;
Apd .stsai sA.s city Of the dead
.-0tvos 10 scho to the homan tread.
A carssi e viii o. every stone,
.d as ssS:. Ma saSi S:.cAss bone
Z IL AlsNss knoQ no esisiee. 80
: And whsn ybs ma q red al low,
And eIavins in the mei.en sxies,
a shsdow hus . these columns throw,
vhat lie some dark coioss al hand
In sllenee creepa across the sand.
The Senate slumbers, wundrous hive
~ cCunellu oAso, Of "a atie scheaues;
Dms does NO has eeiax tone survive '
TIC vvese thsir presence more than dreams:
~ RGht at seve,attou beams
nAIcrad shas voieeisss Forum nov.
neas be~S sHon his reetlees streams
TN. Isnex II the hsughts brow
Hers-where dark reptiles eonyresats.
- That clothed the monarch Sf yon tower,
20 vmeh the rank weed fags its flag
s.pss =, s ss. So'. . :a'. :smn,s hour
Apd vsiouf strsn:t and Beauty . flower
Ftnd nAut NJ 10 eCno tnelT OfStfeSos
And fssier, 6ne delusive breath
"Melts ID the iron grasp OF Death.
Dayrises with an angry glance,
A. IL ~ tlisht the stag nAnt AIR,
And hurls HIS fierce and 6ery lance
oh that Doomed cltys forehead bare.
tie sunset . Wild and wandering hair
euessns backward like 4 comets name,
Ard from tho deep and snilen alare
rs Th0 shuGde TN coiu INNS crouch in vain,
And tnpeush the wrecA Of wrathfui years
1to grim hy ana stalks and sBeers.
- 80 .--..L - All The Year Round.
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&HOCkOE MILL RICHMOND GROUND
- PLASTER The subscriber has earnestly Ia
nored Tor the pa It four years. tn exclude Northern
Ground tlasteI. BY the establishment of Home
M!H, and supply ing afticie superior to an, re-
cess. He hegs leave to return his grateful thanks
to his patrons. and asks to Inform all interested
that he has completed his improvements that will
HIS stock of Lump is heavy, Chased upon the
enormously increased use Of a superior artlcie.j
quarries with specia! reference to its richness in
S",phass Of Ltms The reputation Of his brand
asks ONLY an experimental trial of those who have
not made application OF this rnlMabie fertilizer.
JOHN H. CLAIBORNE, No. IL Pearl st.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY. &c.

WA1CntS, JEWELKY. SILVER
~ AND PLATED WARES. A. MYERS
NSI Keeps constantly on hand laree and com
&AH0S piete assortment of the above named ar
ficles embracing all the latest sly les. WHICH he Of
fers to his friends and public on the most reason
his stock of fine Watches such as Jules Jurgenson
r. . Adams Son. Alfred Lavaette. Jules Eme,
y, Henry Reynolds Lemon. Joseph Johnston John
Cralge, and other celebrated makers He also
keeps large assortment of rich Diamond Set Fin
ger RIngs, Shit Buttons: Diamond Cluster ana
Single Stone Breastpins. for gents also, r large
assortment of ladies' Carbunc!e Coral Lava
cameo and Pearl Sets. Etruscan and piain roiI
Chain Bracelets Chatham CHAINS. Neck Cha,ns
Cnarms Sleeve Buttons. shirt Buttons &c: Silver
Holders Fish Knives and For 8, Berry Srnns'
Asparas us Tomas, Ice Tongs Silver Spoons and
Forks tine Silver plated Knives &C. """
l.. Hoping to offer such induce ments that cauno,
a alI. 70 Pss IN price and quality call respect
Corner of Main and PesI nS g..
q pSS.EnWWs FROM HAkPER's
1&l3 al a a classes now are in suspense to know
blow WV '"''' HUH 7" aIser FerFy
Some WHISPER peace, and some allude tn var
~, ~ inch Al alike must equally abhor.
.l s SAID that this suspense does irjure trade,
ssts TTsbi DsGRs 'ss afraid
I or ne has resolved on never charsinr dear ''~1'
MY wALCH AND ok WORK my customers
TO do it we'll. and At prices really very low.
Ah1 Isl ssc 2" "a you have WATCH OF CLOCK for
THoLOMEw. BAR sTfiHeoIo WV BAN
Watch and Clock Maker.
-------------- opposite American HOTEL
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JOHN g. MCMILLAN,
Who has had twenty five years experience IN the
business. is prepared to put en- SLATE ROOFS o.
every description, and with the best materials al
short notice. Specimens Of his work can he seen
on application. and orders left at his office on Main
street, near 9th or at the Office of ALBERT l.,
ssL- Architect. Goddns Hall, will be promptly
attended to- oc IA ems
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CARD.-The subscriber takes this methed of IN
rahished bimsel r as a MERCRANDIZE BROKER
AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
ne vii attend to the PURCHASE and sale of Msr-
nacco. and all descriptions Of Country Produce.
HIS special attention will be given to all business
experience he hopes to meet with liberal share Of
public PATRONAGE He refers, by permission, to
IEwiS WEup Esq
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n FALL: lsa9.-HATN, CAp,.s

20 BlnfOTd. Dickinson WesIye, ~
eegs leave to call the attention OF h, 1Ms't
customers to his large and sx,sns ans .,'..c'
HATS. CAPS and FANCY FURs' W. var
=. .,een selected from the largest manufsc,e,',
stnta, North Caroline and Ttn,"ss,, r. ~, ~
RLislng All the LATEST and MOST FisulGs1
BILE STYLES, too numerous 10 ns, ion IVY
wiil be sold at wholesale and retail. oa d,
Merchants are respectfully solicited Ia ara,
M stock, showing that IN price, quality Or m.
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~ PARKE POINDEXTER, ATTOR-
~ NEY AT LAW, RICHMOND. VA, will
practice in the city Of Richmond and in the coun
ties Of Chesterfield, Powha.an and Amelia.
N Office in Lisle's Building, corner of Main and
tAtI streets. 2e1y
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~ sV ~ : AND SHOES Man.

- have been for some i'm. I nss. 'ad &
s .si work n order, and having en, ,a-sll 4
sis: ~ .ssv. sa1
iy with everything peTtaia;nr" a , 1se pabIic ~.
maklng business. VIC Also nal ;, .ae Bon, ~. q
,nr cfva'ry purposes; WelIinrt"ne 20 ercsr. 81
Boots; plain stitched ana ch i,"n snd WnG
s ~ o1:f @q R,, and na eors sole Boot. NTH
We will undertake to MAKE ocsmst f.u'
and style worn both in this coan,r MN OF 'versvl
MARCUS HARRfn sd Egg,
N Nrx Next to the Amer @
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NOTlCE. 1910
~ TO PAssENGERsl0Ou.

~ - sEe1ssE G0I rtST NEoRRTTHIKnNEW AR.
RANGEMENT.-fMPOR no TRAVEL
ERRssccITHR9yGH TNLSSETs AND THRorGp
9xIn IKE n,sS III. NM
SUNDAY NIGHT excepted between Richmond, Alex
andria. w ashlngton, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York, and all important points West, via Acquia
Greek and Washington. over the Richmond, Fred.
erickshurs & Potomac Railroad, to the Potomac
river. Is miles, and by splendid and comfortable
steamers thence to Washington, s. miles, in all la
miles IN seven hours; being a comfortable and Der-
fectly safe rate of speed.
Hours Of departure: $50, A. NJ, and $50, P. NJ.
BAGGAGE; under charge Of Special Agents,
Philadelphia and New York.
THROUGH TIcxErs can ~ secur ad at tina follow.
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e. R E0AE Is 70 .IxyNiSH5GRS HN!SSkkEE
THURsnAya and sATURDxYS. s'~A 10
B"at TEMPEST. CxPl. taos Enxrr.
Sest h5EMGhANT. Capt. 6xe. z. LAyH1. -
boAt !kHY, Capt. WV. r CLsvslANn
Boat KANE. Capt. VIZ. II PARsoxs.
These Boats are I'll of the frst class, commanded
oy careful and expsrlsncsd CAPTAINS, sna leave
for past favors' hsss ooesisganos II the asas.
VIM. p. cox, A1eni,
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h~3 SURGEON DENlS.
~ln Ofioe on Main. below Pear street ger
door to z. Horton keach's Trimming store. so 70
doors above Messrs. Thos. n. Price co''97
Goods store.
The subscriber having removed 20 the f".
house. wound be pleased to see those with xnla Jay.
has engage ments, and has made sStensve bs,'
ratiOns TO serve the put,iic generally. hl",.ss
tons performed III the most approved ane So !.
sty 10 known tn the Profession, ard al .cfs ~
by him warranted to i've Satisfaction. lTh-1
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CHINA, GLASS, &c.
J RICHMOND STONEWARE POT

E) RICHMOND STONEWARE rot
KEESEE & PARR. PRopKIgroRs.
A1 We have on hand a large suppl, of STONE
A r., OF our own manufacture, which we war
rant e9unl to any Ware made at the North-consist-
M Of JUGS: JARS, CHURNS. PITCHERS.
&c..& &c.
All in want of home made Ware will give us q
Corner of 18th and Cary streets.
SD. TO HOUSEKEEPERN.-W have on
Wfgo of "HOUSE. FURNISHING Goods" to
Nk&S which we invite the attention of the public,
and which we are selling at very low prices We
mention-Dinaer, Tea and Toilet Sets. in great va
rlety; Silver ted Castors, Spoons, Forks, &C.;
Solar. Fluid, and KEROSENE Lamps and Fixtures;
Block lin. Japanned and Britannia Ware, Look
Ing Glasses, &c, &C.; with a full and complete
stock OF rlch gut, blown and pressed GLASS
AK r. direct from manufactures. and which we
are selling at reduced rates Those IN want will
do well to call at GEO. J. SUMNER co.'s.
20, Pearl street.
CHlNA-W WARE AND HOUSE.FTR NiSH.
~ ING GOODS.-SCHAAP Il Co., IMPORTERS
CORNER OF BROAD AND THfRRbD STREETTs''
are receiving now direct from the manufacturer
and from Northern trade sales, a most com pete
variety of CHINA, GLASS, and EARTHEN-
WARE; LOOKING GLASSES; TABLE ctr
tERY; PLATED, BRITANNIA, ALBATA, and
JAPANNED WARE; besides an endless assort-
! ment OF French and German FANCY GOODS and
TOYS, to which we invite the attention If mer-
chanh and the public IN general, feeling confident
that our GOODS and PRICES will richly nav them for
call; We endeavOr to maintain our reputation
for selling barxalns. sCHAAP L CO.
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WM. IRA SMITHS ann
SOUTHERN CLOTHING M5Aefa
M TORY.
w ESTABLISHED ~ lao
A II 4 k ~ v

n "a "a
IL is a fact not GENERALLY known that esa'yy,,,
ed my Clothing manuiactory ~ ihis GU! 80
YEARS AGO and nave constaaiy Tor tAAs
stock in kichm. nd, as hundreds of III, elslo,aS'
W Ii testify to. and havinS increased uis i9iees.
time to time. am now better prepared 70 ~ -,
orders for work IN large or small fushiIt'e, a
heretofore. and Will guarantee 10 ie'nish As"
as low as they can he had Of Northern h'I''
eaual in seyle ard material. i,+
BEING = practical man ~ nv business, ~.
ing ehsabsd ~ at sAe beea rfado~, ers' o.,
sAoHidsvs.lI hatter my self tina; can sye y 70
and as good an article for the price, W sai ."
North Soush sA.e
Let these who wish To huild up pnref >sa .a.s
manufacturers, patronixe sas L 4! ,s.4ot,'fs
frat. and let sAsD, reap the reward taes s. -
merit for past, present. or JniUfs services -
har lis now in ny en- pio, aud man, OF ,heA y.
been for years Pairoaiss the maRhfas' go .'es q
home. more especially when ,od csndSs ~
""u''""' 'Vs'' nj Man sliss.