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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-21

WEALTH TO GoyERN.-The New York
Times, having probably read that "money
is power" concludes that wealth must
hereafter govern II says,
"The property of tho wealthy should
not be voted away by, or he in any way
under the control OF, the laboring classes.
and the right of suffrage should be regu-
lated between the rich and the poor ac-
cording TO their wealth"
This will afford pleasant reflection 10
the poorer members Of the Shoddy party
who voted at the election 10 sustain or
gans and politicians Of the Times stripe.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-21

originally from Cambria county, In 1860,
he was among the most ardent Of Repub-
licans, and was among tho first TO voluu-
teer his services. How long he remained
in The service, nor Why he left ii. we are
not advised, further than that his denun-
citation of the men he had assisted in put
ting into, power was Of the most impas-
stoned character. lie was not bounty
jumper" at least thisi the first time we
have ever heard the charge made against
him.
This, then, i. tho sum and substance Of
this,N" Desperate and Bloody Attack on
Company C, 10th Regiment Veteran Re-
serves" this " desperate fight" in which
Tie deserters were concealed" " in a
house, and "orencd fierce lire!"
g. Where our mountain Businesses are.
where the " deserters who infest Clearfed
county" are to rally and entrench them.
sslves," We are totally ignorant; but when
They are brought to justice" and thS.
" most bloody fight" comes off, we will
try and be there to see.
The fact of the party at Adams seem.
to have been no concealed affair. fui
it is alleged that information OF The fact
was conveyed to the military officers al
PhiIipsburg on Monday or Tuesday, and
guide furnished to pilot them scross the
country, crossing Clearfeld creek about
the mouth Of Potts Iuu.
A letter from rhilipsbufg, dated the
18th, and published in the Telegraph o! the
10th, gives moro truthful account of this
sad affair. But the writer spoils his story
by closing h is letter as follows: Msjor
Gabel, tthe officer in commana) is deter.
mined TO arkes, every deserter, and ecery
disloyal man 'eho has assisted in .Iom0iing his
rssistarce 10 the Gop@nmsat."
Who Major Gabel is re know not. We
take it for granted that he is man OF
sense, and understands his duty IA mil
itary officer But il we are mistaken il
this; ifhe is second Paine, or Lew Wal.
lace, and The Jacohin leaders OF this
county become common i4formtrs, then
some twenty seven hundred Democrats Of
Clearfied county must prepare them
selves FOL seizure and arrest, for these
same leaders including this same Phil
ipsburg libeller, Nho is doubtless some
miserable creature subsisting upon public
or private charity = have time and again
charged every man Of US as being disloy
al, aud as fomenifng resistance TO tn,
Government" If our political oppenentt
shall constitute themselves judges OF theil
neighbors' ." loyalty, and Major Gabe
shall attempt to execute their mandate
why, all we have 10 say now ia, that tha
Dark Day for our country is nearer a
hand than we had anticipated.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-21
r. 'sr OF JURORS for Js.p.,s -

T 'sr OF JURORS for JsDa.,s =,
IL ''' 'ss ~
GRAsD JURORS.
James s. Gallagher. 'n' fhilp bn..
Brady-Michael shur,r, l"Y
Burnside--Wm. Goodoman -,
u;I,1 Thestoh: Humnell, Fred. Fra,s.A ah A'iod
Clearheld--L. X. Merr,u
W; cps;l.,.. Park, \ a. e 'has
Forguson-Tholnas Henry. /
Graham-Frank Wilhelm
Huston-Charles Brown.
J"rdan-Edward Comfor,
Lawrenco-Joseph Watson
Lumber City-Amos rne -
Morris-Robert Brown.
Pike-Peter Hoover,
Cnion-B. b. Harley.
'"A'hRsE JsRoKs. aijli
Beccaria-Samuel Kirk, s,sv.o
Bell-Robert MShafey. ''ssa.s,
Bloom-Eras,us Luther, G. p mo
Boggs-Samuel Robson. D''''a'
Bradford-Robcrt Livingston
Brady-John Brooks, Eli Linas n n. =, = Ssrs
fslter' George Pehtz, K, II. Moore ''ia Ess,
Burnsidc--Henry Eisenhover H..
Chest-Johathan Fry, Philip p.nspa MI
Clear6old-iionry Stone, John ,Waqss' W,n,'
Whitehi.l, Frank Short. ~ Oflds, al
tes Bloom. pnds, a.
Covington-Wu, schnarr,, JO.h MA
Decatur-Elijah Reese. "aS
Ferguson-John Rowlcs, Da,ldp..,
Girard-Daniel Spackman. "'a
Goshen-Jacob illegal. Amt
Graham II. NJ. Leouard. Job,w.
II. Steward. '" ignr
Jordan-David MGeehan.
I Lswrence--Robert Porter, Willi.m g.
James DougheFty, Danisl welch, I,.,P sPsS'ss sss
John j. Reed. ''N ssta
| Lumber City--Henry Davis.
Piko-James A. Bloom, @. r. cO,a,.o
Penn-William 2. Beck, JscOk Ms.'a M'.a
] Woodward--Henry ]. Oagsn, JAM. ,ts
SECOND usEE,
Boccari.--Jamss II. lisgany.
2 Bell. Davidson, Enoeh We.ta
Br>dford- Elwin Williams, Wp. 81
John Stewart, John Shirey, Isaac wl,r' w
! Brady Michael Breen, Adam Nh. y,
Hamilton, Daniel Rishel. '"l
Chess--Leyi Roland, L. J. Huri.
i Clenrheld- Daniel Connolly, Jauw f..
+ Edward ". Graham, John Il Hibun n.
Carr. ""
i Coyingt1n Christian DraHn.
! Decaiur--Henry Post.
Girnrd--Alsxandor Irwin.
Goshen--RObert @. Shaw.
Graham--JOnss Munce, hl1
Gulich--Wm. 3. Whitesides
Jorian--Layfayetts Bloom, Hiram s.uv
karthaus -ThOmas Miehsels.
Lumber City--Anlhony Hile.
Morris Robert Dougherty, Georg, Bap,
Penn--Patriek McMahan, James Jyhu,a
Pike. Ross Bloom
Uniou--.Joseph Seodeli.
Woodward y ohm Rowles.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-21

'TuAr's RIGHr.-The Clarion Democrat
notices the fact that The three election Of
n ----y NUsi'"f iicJ NIs'i-
on county, were indicted. tried, convicted
and sentenced 10 pay a Gne of $50 each
for receiving illegal votes at tho late Pres
ideniial election. They we're all Aboli-
tionists, and the only board in the coun-
ty which the Aboitioni.ts controlled,
1t is in this manner that the defeat o.
the Democracy is being explained
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-21

THIS MAGAZINE FILL CONTINUED
Il defend the principles Of Goyeuusrt 'isl
guided our fathers " the foundation Of b. H.
public, The spirit and doctrine 0. ihelntH
volumes will be fully maintained in TIE lhilsEa
umc. We have no compromises to make rA
errOr-no parley 10 make With d,sPoisa E
mosrscy will be treated, not as vsying p'hg
of cunning office seekers and spoils-hunnnN
rather as an abiding principle Of politiaI ssit
my and of popular liberty. All sap9tl'n Y
this reyolutioniziug, Abolition war, viii b ni
as the enemie, Of tao Democracy. WtshaA%
knOwle go no organization 70 B. Dsuoe5l
which does not honestly cnuuciaie ifi Nppoa
the principles Of the Kentucky and lrgGa
Resolutions Of l7gS, and the DIed Scott oeeisAi
Of the Supreme Court--the one asserting shn
SOVEREIGNTY and the other WINE svPhSsli
To preserve these honorJd doctrines iAe W.
cratic party was organized by the very l0-li"
Of the Federal Government and It renllsiu"
to them down to the fatal and dishonofns w
ture at the commencement Of this var IHyD
GUARD is an organ of Democracy astN
fore this cowardly surrender Of princlplsN w.
it must be again, before it can redeem 0a' ~
try from the rule of faction ard de'pOa'A,s
will be enlarged to double its former ai,-.s
is, TO torty-eight pages-for the puTpoH y y
ing it in all respects, asto style ana n''''
first. class Literary and Family Magaiin':,
Among the literary attractions Oi u',%
will be an Original Novel OF great po0gr r'.a, amu
terest, written by DR.. THOMAS 9rw hM.s', '..,,
which will be published in chapters %sA'''
with the number for January. ..,r
While the Magazine will bo double ~ y. ..-'i \
size, only hfty cents will be added 70 w w,s,
subscription. To enable the publisher. yIl
this enlargement without loss tao enr""S
be lclt on. except perhaps occasiouaI!
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-21

A GRICULTURAL MEETING.--The annual
n Meeting of the Clesrseld County Agricultu.
raj Society will be held in the Courth ouse, in
Clearfeld, on Monday evening, the 9th day of
January, 1865, where all persons Interested in
the cause Of agriculture, and in the further suo-
cess Of this Society, are invited 10 attend as the
election Of officers for the coming year will take
place. By order Of the President,
L. 7. IRWIN,
Dec' ll-St' Secretary.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-21

CmEr-JrsTIcR CHASE ASSUMES MS Place
on tux RkScH.-- Washington Dec. 18th In
the Supreme Court of the Uri,ed States
to day, Judge Wayne announced to the
bar that the bank tax cases from New
York would be called for argument i'm.
mediaiely after the argument of the case
iiom the court Of claims, involving the
question ofjurisdiction, which is fixed for
the first Tuesday of January next,
The Supreme Court chamber was filled
this morning with ladies and gentlemen,
to witness the ceremony Of Chief-Justice
Chase taking his seat. AT few minpte,
past eleven, the crier formally announced
the coming Of the justices, who, as is Gus
tomary, appeared in their robes of Office.
Justice Wyne walked in front of his asso.
ciates, and was followed by the ohiei-jus-
iice. They all separated 10 their respec-
tive chair, and remained standing while
the chiefjusiice himself read the oath of
oiiice-n written copy oswbich had been
handed him by Justice Wayne. Mr,
the clerk of the court. rsad
and recorded the commission. All the
justices being seated, the court proceeded
10 business.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-21

EXPLOSION OF Powder Whining
Ion, Del, Dec 10. Six OF the mills in the
Hagley yard OF Dupont's powder mills,
near this city, exploded this morning,
killing ten men land wounding several
Others. The explosion was the most ser.
eral years,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-21

A UDITOR's NOTICE.--The undersigned
N Auditor, appointed in open Court to dis
tribute moneys in the hands of R. y. Hegarty,
administrator Of tho estate of Lyman Miles, Dc =
ceased, gives notice, (the time Of said audit hav
ing been continued by the Court) that he will
attend to the duties Of said appointment at his
Office, in the borough of Clesrisld, on Saturday,
tho 7th day of January A. D. 1885, between the
hours of 10 a. m. and 3 p. m.
WIN. NJ. MCCULLOUGH.
Dec. IL, 81. Auditor.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-21

4 license N0TICE.--The following named
IL persons have fled in the Office OF the Clerk
of the Court Of Quarter Sessions of Clear6eld CO.,
their Petition, and Bonds for License at the
January sessions next, ogreeably to tho Act of
Assembly, entitled "an Act to regulate the sale
Of Into ticstng Liquors &c.
TAVERN LICENSES.
Thomas Robinson, Lumber City.
David Whitmer, Lumber City.
John Muson, Covington township.
Benz Snyder, do do
Mrs. Isaac Bloom, Curwensville borough.
James Bloom, Bloom township.
Frederic korb, Luthersburg
Milo Hoyt, 0sceola.
Peter Bloom, Ansonyils.
John Robson, Glen Hope.
j. Y. Reed, Woodward township.
G.N. Colburn, Clearfold borough.
MERCANTILE LIQUOR LICENSE.
A. Leoontc, Girard township.
ID. +. ETZWILER,
dec 2l-tc. Prothorofd--,.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-21
NeW Embellishments.
LEATHER +! LEATHRRl
Dissolution of, Partnership.
4 n assortment for sale ia ClearGold, by
"A Dec. 81. MERRELL BIGLER.

Dissolution of, Partnership.
TENllE partnership heretofore existing between
Il the subscriber. in the banking business a,
Leonard, Finney & Co., is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
The books, papers, and assets Sre left in the
hands of James T. Leonard, at the Office Of the
firm, and all claims due to and by the firm will
be settled by him. All overdue paper must bo
forthwith settled.
JAMES 7. LEONARD,
A. C. FlNNEY,
W. A. WALLACE,
Tho business will be continued by james T.
Leonard as Leonard Co. [dec 2l-lS6i.l
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-21
rVYRoNE & CLEARFIELD RAIL

VNYRONE & CLEARFIELD RAIL-
i ROAD CoMPANY.-The annual meeting of
the Stockholders will bo held at tho Office Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, on Monday,
January 9th, 1865, for tho purpose Of olecting
twelve Directors to serve the ensuing year, and
the transaction Of such other business as may
come before the meeting.
II. II. SHILLINGFORD.
Phil'a, Dec. II, 1861. dec2l.3t
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-21

Pleasant FOR U. S. ExExprs.-Inspec.
tor General Todd has given the following
opinions in answer to inquiries made TO
hlmS
|, Are those who hold exemption GER
titicaie' from United States boards exempt
under the State law
The certificate of exemption for men
tai or physical disability given by the phys
iciau fan enrolling board or the United
States should not be received as evidence
Of disability or disqualification for State
service. Each board must take ils own.
exemptions, determining from all the
circumstances of each particular case
whether the party is proper subject for
exemption.
2. Are those who paid communication 10
the United States, or furnished substi-
tutes. exempt
The citizen owes allegiance, and az a
consequence, service to both State and
National governments, and exemption
from service under the provisions Of the
acts of Congress for enrolling ard calling
out the National forces, does not relieve
party from tie service he owes the State
under the militia laws of the Common
wealth. 1t is q superadded obligation.
III the authorities undertake 10 en- force
the above ideas, won't there be an inter
esting howl set up about their ears
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-21

The horses, carriages, liquors, &c, belong.
ing to the establishment of Lord LYONS
have been sold at uction. The price of
the wines ranged from thirty TO forty
dollars per dozen, and the brandies at sew
EN- dollars and fifty cents per bottle. This
disposition Of his property indicates that
LORD Lyons will no, soor return TO this
country, ifat all.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-21
PURLIC SALE

FrNHERE will be exposed to Public Sa.aa
Z premises Of the undersigned in Bggn IN
on the 26th inst. horses, cows slrsl
pair Of twin slcd,, pair Of hsy.l ladders, sds
rigged for one or tgl horses, spring ErybA
horse rake, plovs, hurrOws, cultmlpr, ihlr
plow, ! threshing machine, windmill, ssa.l
box, l - heel barrow, rakes, forks AMI ,AW,A
cider ni !, | grain cradle, moving EyAa
soaps Of bees, saddles, four set Of hsra
stoves, ono glass cupboard, dining .ni "a
breakfast table, | spinning-wheel, stand, VI
stesds, and large copper. .kettls, With, an
other articles too numerous 10 msnilcs
Dee ar. WILLIAM WILSON
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-21

ELIEF NOTiCE.--The Board o. NV o,i,,
III for the county Of Clearfeld, wiz ni'.S TSsn.
Commissioner office, on Wednesday anu ,su
day, tho 2Sth and 29th days Of DecemOe.' .rrH.
The Board have directed that OIL DC. aua
csnts must appear before tho Board anu ~ r"oliir,
their sworn statement detailing name cl,.S u m
regiment and companyj when en'swsr w"sss,hi
number of children, with age ana sv1 r. lime d
the township in which they resided AZ w Y.aibG
enlistment, and their present residences LS.r.sl
she is without the means Of support ~ ~,
and children, who are dependent upon 1s, 1ssa,,s,s,
Two witnesses Of credibility, from tn0 aw.oSucsi
in which she resides, must also DC ppri mos
whose certificate, sworn to before the DO' .ss spi
set forth that the applicant is the person snSs
resenls herself 10 be; that the stateIneh ,hsl ~
number and age Of her family Is uue t'milyi,
is in destitute circumstances ana nsi ,,sh irhsi
actual want and that all the fasS se'iO'''
application are just and true. .shob.
Forms containing these requi'itionSS .l;sf ys vhsu
tanned at tho Office of the Board Of hene1 aea,r.
application is made and the wtne:ses, Yy aEy'C Oh
Nov. 30, 1864. W. S. BRApDnl,--
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L II IL Al u s,a
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Seven copies one year, and ono 70 n' Nv
getter up of the Club,
Twenty copies ono year, and ono 'ob' ~
getter up Of the Cub, an
Single copies sent, postpaid, for 80. Man
Terms invariably in advance, ana Wv q, sr ,t
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pires. ass.
As TBs 0hD GUARD is stereotypei, oMa -
bcrs and volumes can always be furni,u'~
All letters should be addressed as iolorcsn,
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-21
BLACKSMlTHrNG-NEW FIRM.
DASsMoRE g. STEVENS RESPECT.

DAssMoRE & STEVENS RESPECT.
L fully announce to their numerous friends and
to the Iublic generally, that the, have entered
into &C. o.partnership in the above bushes, in the
shop heretofore occupied by the senior partner
nvhe borough of Cleardeld.
All sorts of work in their limo will be dispatch.
ed on the shortest notice, and in the most work.
manlike manner, and upon terms to suit the
times. Special attention will ee paid to HORSE
sHoEISe. In fact, everything connected with the
craft from common nail to fine edged double
bitted chopping- axe, will be made to order OF.
ther for Cash or approved Country Produce.
GsJ~ Give them call.
G. G. PASsMoRE.
Dec. Ia, lS6i.'y. WM. STEVENS.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-21

A Desperate and Bloody Attack on Compan,
G, l6h Regiment Vstsron Resers.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-21
al GlsartisIb Sepublitan,
TEpsEspAY MoRNING::Dgc. q, 1864,
THE WAR IN CLEARFELD CO,

The Capture of 10 Bounty Jumpers
and Deserters.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-21

s@T Greeley continues to howl agalnst
d 4CioHop --lire os, dead lion.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-21

The DEATH or Mr.. ScnooLcRAJr.-The
no.ed lpdian historian, Henry Rowe
Schoolcraft died Yesterday morning at his
residence No. 25G f street, in the I'D
year OF Of his age. His works on the
lives, characteristics and habits Of tho In
dians are familiar 10 all readers, and rs he
wrote from actual observation, his produc-
tions are OF the most authentic character,
and may be treated as the best authority
upon the subject OF Indian life and habits,
For many years past Mr.. Schoolcrait has
been sorely afflicted. and has been confin-
ed to his house, but his mental faculties
have at all times been in vigorous opera
ton. lie will be buried this afternoon at
. o'clock, and large number of distin-
guished friends will pay him the last snd
MARKS Of respect Wash. Rep, Dee. II.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-21

BADLY ISJuRKD'-Dr. Isaac z. CofIman,
OF Phoenixvile was badly injured on
Wednesday last while r.ssng along the
State Road hear Elijah Slevarts residence
The strap which held the swing!otroo TO
the sulky in which he was riding, gave way,
letting the shafts fall TO the ground from
which the horse took fright and started
10 run throwing the Doctor out, disloca-
ting his shoulder, spraiDng his ankle, and
bruising him considerably about the face
he was found by Mr. James G. Robinson,
shortly after the accident, in a senseless
condition, and brought by him TO his resi-
dence, where his injuries were cared for
and we are pleased to announce that he
is now recovering rapidly - Weekly Phs-
mir.
!
MARRIED. On the 4th instant by 7. V.
Hiatt, Esq, Mr.. JAMES c. RBAMs, formerly OF
Lawrence township, Clcarheld county, Pa, to
Miss LUCINDA T. GRAHAM, formerly Of Bradford
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-21

HARD TINES AugAD.--Ihe latest official
reports of the Agricultural Bureau in the
Depar tment Of the interior of Washing
ton, show an alarming decrease in tho
supply OF staple articles Of food through
out the country. During the last two
years the wheat crop has fallen off about
one-eighth, corn and hay one-tenth, bar
ley one-seventh beef more .han one fourth,
The present high prices Of food are not
dus solely to the depreciation ofourrer-
cy, but also to the growing scarcity OF the
commodities themselves. The material
resources of the country are now, in fact,
undergoing rapid process ofexhaustion,
whose future progress Will be measured
by the steady enhancement Of the pri-
ces of all necessaries of life. The pressure
of the war has hardly been felt in the
North until within the last year; hence
forth we are to feel it growing every day
closer apd heavier.-:NsO Jersey LeGger.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-21
The Murder of Private Cooper.

-us NOTORIOUS TOM ADAMS KILLED.
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z he Old G. Il ard,
A MONTHLY JOURNAL,
pBrOTBD TO
LITERATURE, SGIEN CT AND ART
ANn
The Political Principles Of iI,G nd ~.
-

c. CuAuscBY BURR, EDlr@
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-12-21

A NICE PILE or DEBr.-.The debt of the
City Of Philadelphia on the Let Of Janu-
ary, 1865, will amount laccolding to the
North .american) to FORTY-ONE MILL
ION OF DOLLARS! and the rate OF tax
alton TO make up the interest will have TO
be 1915 on the 500. Piled on the top
Of this burlhen are taxation and Federal
taxation, & An Unprecedented advance Of
prices in all the Lecesaaries of life. What
n pleasant prospect ahead for the tax-pay-
efs OF Philadelphia !-Reddng Gazette.
Is Reading any better Oft Mr. Gazette p
We suspect not. and an accurate calcula-
tion will show that almos. every municipal
organization is RS heavily indebted as
Philadel phia, in proportion to its ability
to pay. We know there are exceptions
where large numbers of men inhabit dis
tricts who almost unanimously vote foi
war but are too conscientious TO fight
viHltaogsly Conscientious Clinton Dem.
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4 PHYSIOLOGICAL vfEw OF MARRfAGE-CoN
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NTpw YORK. HARLEM AND ALBAkY RAfLRoAD-
~ F,r AIbanv Iroy Ncrh ard West eaye IwenN ASP
s,res, sspo 10 x ri ana ESP ~ SUNDAY trAn k:l y
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NR. cUEnrA's REMARxs.

gGsSrsvgN-lt would De supernuous perhaps presumptu
10 W add ,uc word to whit been already
said. yet cannot help .eDderng you my most sic
and heartfelt thanks ,r the ,ca1tfu manner ~ which
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