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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-10-29

RELIGIoUs,-S Sunday next to-mor-
Fow( will be the quarterly meeting occasion
of the NJ. E. church at this place. Preced
ing the morning service, love feast will be
held in the basement. Doors open at
o'clock and close half an hour later The
presiding elder will be present and preach in
the morning. In the evening discourse will
be delivered by the pastor, touching his
experience with the Christian Commission
in the army after which collection will
be taken for the benefit Of the sick and
wounded soldiers.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-10-29
Piece or Parcel Of Land,

of which Joaathan Haragan died seized, adj
joining lands Of George Gathers, Montilion
Brown and others, conts lining from
Is to Is Acres Of Land,
in fair state of cultivation, and under good
fencing.
The improvements are LOG DWELLING
with two rooms on first floor and three rooms
on second floor; pump and well OF water
at the door. Also, a new frame Wheel
wright Shop, about Is feet square, two stories
high; and a frame Blacksmith Shop, large
enough for two fires.
This property is located in one of the most
desirable parts of the county, convenient to
mills, schools and places Of religious wor-
ship, and surrounded by farmers of most
cnterprising, moral and industrious habits.
The Terms prescribed by the Orphans
Court are One-third cash on the day of
sale, and the remainder in six months, with
interest from day of sale.
ELLIS G. CHANDLER,
Executor Of Jonathan Haragan, decd.
5. BURNS Auctlonecr. lOct 20, lSGi.ts
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-10-29
The New Constitution.

The following is the official vote. as de-
posted with the Executive of the State, on
the New Constitution, from Baltimore city
and the several counties of the State:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-10-29
West Grove Boarding School
For. Girls.
CHESTER COUNTY, PA.

Thomas r. COMard, Principal.
yT1HE 22nd semi ANIMAL Session of this
l. Institution will commence Second day
,he 7th Of l1th month next. The situation
IL pleasant and healthful, near West Grove
station on Bait Central X. Il. The course
VI Instruction is thorough and extensive,
including Latin, French, Drawing, Book
keeping and Telegraphing. For circulars,
&c. address the Principal as above.
Sth mo. 20, lS64-3m.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-10-29
ASTRAY.

r hereby certify that Goo. T. Walmsley, Of
l. the LIST District of Cecil county, brought
before me, the subscriber, a Justice Of the
Peace in and for said county, on the 18th day
OF October instant, AS Astrays trespasslng
on bis enclosures, two white Hogs, (barrows)
with short tails, two Sows, one white and
one black and white.
The above Astrays came on or about the
9th inst. Given under my hand.
WIN. II. PEARCE, J. ?.
Cccilton, Oct 2Sth, 1864.
The owner of the above described property
is hereby requested 20 come forward, prove
property. pay charges, and take them away,
otherwise they will he disposed of according
to law. GEO. 4. WALMSLEY,
Oct 90, lS64-3w near Cecilton.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-10-29

KILLED, WOUNDED AND MISSING
The following is list of killed, wounded
and missing of Cecil county soldiers in the
9th Reg. Nd. Vols:
Co. Woundcd-Sergeant Thomas Duff.
shoulder. slightly Sergeant Joseph l.. Nah
an, left arm. slightly; Sergeant John W.
Mccullough, hip. severely: Prvates-Amos
II. Terry. hand, slightly; Nicholas II. Kel-
ley, leg, severely; VIM. c. Rambo, arm
slightly. Missing Emerson.
Co. E-Kiled-Corporal William Luden.
Wounded-Captain Harry Coggins, ankle,
slightly; Sergeant George Tarburton, shout
der, slightly; Private George l.. Price, foot,
severely.
Co. acknowledgements Frederick Nc
Dunn, James F. Barrett. Wounded-Ser-
geant John r. Gallagher, leg, severely
Corporal Wesley Mendenhall, arm, severely
Private William T. Person, left arm ampu-
tated; Granville T. Morrison, arm, slightly
Col. George R. Howard formerly com
mander of that Reg was not wounded but
probably will be by the men OF that Regi,
ment, on the Sth proximo.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-10-29
AN ANALYSIS
or the Levy List of Cecil County

A s agreed upon and settled by the County
IA Commissioners for the year 1864, with
u statement of the amount Of property in the
county liable to County Taxation, and the
amount of county tax thereon at one dollar
and ten cents in the Sl00, inclusive Of 20
cents in the 500 for school taxes.
Amount of Property liable to County
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-10-29
Cofal AHairs.


1T Will be seen by the following letter
that we are requested to publish the death
of the young man only: but as it contains
particulars which will prove interesting to
his friends and relatives, ii such there be,
we print the whole of it:
Headquarters Co. B. Sd Md. Cavalry, !
roH' io"l'h MOBILE PAY ;o ALA.'
r c u- O., y.,
m H. i;,d,,n.. 80 ,,rll;sh H., doath 81 Wv v
youuc man: hy the name of Clarence G..
Stanley. Co. b. Sd Md. Cavalry, who died
at r"rt Powell. A'a' september I'd Ioo4'
.n, ,f' ~ h;s fn;nmd, VI,
hearing him say he had sister living near
Elkton. Md, is all the information can get
of any of his friends. He was born in $.
Carolina: is buried on Little Dauphin Is.
land. Mobile BAY.
BY publishing the death of the Young
man. Won will confer n great favor on his
Captain. .JonS S. PARKER.
Cant. Co. r. Sd Nd. Cavalry.
Comm 'd'g Fort Powell. Mobile Bav Ala
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-10-29
Report of the Trustees of the
Poor for Cecil County for 1868.

To the Hon. the County Commissioners
Of Cecil county, I
Gentlemen In .obedicncc to legal re.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-10-29
IuGnt ion /:

Tn the Whole county, IS .UIo $50 %
The county tax on which at Sl.l0 in the
500 amounts to SS8, 1918. This sum is
distributed on the Levy List Of 1864 as fol-
lows. viz:
For Expenses Of c Commission
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-10-29

hereby certify that the foregoing Analy-
sis Of the Levy List of Cecil county for the
year 1864 is correctly made up from the
books Of the County Commissioners of said
county. Attest,
JAS. S. CRAWFORD, Clerk.
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MANRTED.


On the 5ih in>l ~ tire Rey. Wjiiiam j.
Eyer hif. HENysy DuepMiLLgR ol Hem
ioek Twp, aud Mrss MArcARET CassLL o.
R.ootnsDnFg,
On April %, ~ the Rev. r. ri. Reece.
DAHIINcroS I. BRaws, OF Pi,,ladelpha, 10
Miss. SAMANTHA daughlef ol Jacob Melick
Esq, OF Lighi Street. Pa
On iie 2sh MI, il Greenwood twp, Col.
co F, ty iram Drn ESD. Mr.. Eo J. Sssrs ,
apd Hrs. NAhy j. GowSR, both oi Ii
PORE township, SiiivaH county, Pa.
On the 2slb OF April 1864 by Monieom-
ery Cole ? MIR RcuApp Rrss, 10 Mlss
SrsEs CoLs, both OF Susaroal Iwp.,
Col. co.
ldrSaiem twp., Luzsrno county, OF lhe
Iiia al March. 1861 l. at The residences oi the
br,ies Alother by Rev. i5 SkeereI, Mr.. T..
STsoE ~. and Mis-, Ll2zfe SxYBEar ltoral.
eriJ OF Milivle both OF Salem. Lpz. co.
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z EsEAsUG ER's SALE
.unssATEp LANDS.

AGkEFABLY 10 the Professions Of ,,rt
Acfot Assembly, en- tllrd an Act directing
he ulode of seiilng UnSeatsd Lautf~ far
taxes, audsoiher purposes. passed the i3,h
day-o March, 1919, and HE fu5,i,er snp-
elements thereto. passed the I3lh day Of
March, 1917, 25'h March, 1921, and 9tk
March, iSi7, the Treasurer Of the CounlS :
Of hia, hereby gives noiice to all
persons concerned therein, that uniess'ttlt
County, Road, School, Poor and Stsie Tax
due OF the following tracts o.. Urseaiod
Lands, situate IN Cntnn bis county ale
paid before ii1e day OF sale, TIE whole or
such parts oi tfaci as viii pay the taxes ani
cc-t- chsrePaSle iIieTern will be soh al tie
COURT HOUSE. in Blooin S5urg, County uf
Colum bia onthe 3th day Of jane, fs6 :,
tene tie second Monday, AID 10 be con-
,inupd hy stjo0'nn;enl, from day 10 day
iur atfeafager of IaXes due said county
aud tie cost accrued on each trac. respec.
lively.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-05-11

BoLD HiGHwAY RoBsgRY -On Friday alter.
noon 22I ns,.. about 4 clock, as Abraham
shelter, a German. aud isamsler IN 'hs em-
picy Of Mt Chas F. Kppiisca. soap masa-
iscsurer oil hts Borough, was returning with
.he ,..aua. rom Ashland. hs was attacked
at the foot OF tie Broad Mountain, near the
old luiE gaze. Foaatain SpfiGs, 10y toar Irish
men Ons OF them seized ihe heals OF ,h =
horses AMI held them another who
hal knife in his had spraag CT the
tongue of ibe wagon and after beias struck
once or iw:ce ny the driver, oblaiped pos
session of the whip and cut TN hgo: the
ether Iwo Jumped into the wagon, aud
while one held Shelter, by the throar, al
most checking hiG the other robbed him OF
$50 in note. !: a patent lever va,ch woTli'
s25 aud a caaia ,~.ned al IS. The robbers
tore hi- clothing ir The struggle, but infici-
ed no serious injoty on his person. With
in ten minutes tue Ashland stage reached
tAe spot, but the robbers had decamped
xi:, their booty Il seem, hat these men
had soliciseJ shelter in Ashland, 10 ,aSe
lhesa 10 PoI;svslle, bat he reused. They
then stated seiore him. Iail ia vat Tor hin
aud roSbed him as stated. bold piece ol
business
a week or two sirce coal operator q
Aehlsnd VITO vss gong - his lnipes n
Cen,ts,i.'e 70 psy biz mtn wsr saylaid !
10. Ge ptesehies toid lrdn, aud Fssoiscf
anJ ihe sconedfsl~ ssers dseniei - t'.eil
purpose. Tree acts show sae necessity q
solag afmei ia thai locality. - -Aa.ers Jour
nai.
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SoME days since Gen Fix committed 10
Fvn Lafayette certain Hawtey d. Ciapp,
a. one OF gang Of bounty swindiers who
are raid 10 have stolen toa, k,aalrei h9asand
dollars iron recruits at a single office in
New York. Forthwith ihs loyal" press
pronounced him Comprehend sidrSr."
The talsehooJ, like the thousands OF hers
rai.ej hy iise same pTes-, was soon expos
%. file own ccunsel has written as loI-
lows 10 the New York Herald:
Stree me commencement Of The unfor>
tunsis wsr Mr.. Ciapp has been strong
Union man and warm supporter Of all he
measures of The 'Go.srnme even that
which deprived The citizen OF The inessima. +.
be rehr oil A4teas corPas'
Clspp was Republican candidate Tor
Senator in New York las; tail, and ieseiVed
8 I75 VOTES against Sax;on Snlla Domocfa
Greedy, a resident Of The disInci, was one oi
his wsrmesi suPporleEs, aud urged his elec-
lion without vehemence.
The bany Attds and .irga' says:
8 clarp ,tseniened those who refused 10
suppor, him with imp risonment in For,
LaIsy ellie, and was boi-,erous, bullying,
bisaant politician of The Loyal Lesgu e
school,
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AaHKsrxD Foa s SrY.-A week or two
since one oi our townsmen,-a good Re,
publican, ty he waY-P'id visit 10 iae
Army oil Tie Potomac. tes.fing 10 rs.ara
homo he asailsJ himself OF pass loaa
ei aisn by friend. Beisg clad ia snit
OF gray the Marshal regarded him rsfbef
Sns plcioasly and he was questioned aaoat
The pas" Oieousse our friend 'eelins
ihs, he Was coughi. made CLEAN tfeasi
OF i, - y hen TO his asiouisiiment and alarm
he was ordered undrf srres. oa suspicious
OF being spy" lie was subsequently
released upon he tepfeeenlanons Fot his
fr.siid who loaned Kim the pass that, he
vas good and loyal cliizen," Otherwise
he n.ighl nave had iree lodging IN FoEi
Lafayette - -Berujek Ge-etfe
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BE D..

A. his residence in Bloomsbury, or The
sih inst Mr. JoHs BuGLsg assd-years
months a"d-da!s.
In Berwick, Nav ih Burns 4. yonng
est son OF the la.s Dr. 4. 3 aud Fraaci-
WIl.on. aged eixieen Years The funeral
will nae place ihIs lFnday1 afternoon at
O'Clock.
Ia Centre township, Col CO, on Thursday
norrne last, Mr. Pnuir FREAs, 10 tAe sota
scar of his age.
IN lawrence township. Cleatfeld CO..
Pa. ON the isIh Of 4 pr,i. 1854. JosEPH iswIN
aaed 6 > Nesars d Innmh. and u days
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TFeaSLref's Sale Of Real Estate.
SEA FED LAND

AGREEA BLY, 10 the PROVISIONS OF The
Aeroi ks-'fri Div, emitted an act tn reduce
'i,e State debi. &c, passed ih- ooh day of
APth. 1914, he Treasurer OF he Coun of
Columbia hereby gives notlce to all per-
rnns concerned therein, that nni~ss Inc
C0nn'r. Road, SehoLl, Poor and $ias Tax,
&e, due Q" he io'.caing 'aai estate si'u.
ale SO .he'Canniy OF Ceksnbia afs paid
tel0is tie day o3 ssl-, l,e v hole or scch
PAL. o' each ~ viii pay tie charges aud
costs chaf2sa,'i' 'h-rrna. vii To sold st
d'e COURT HOUSE, 70 Bloonsoars. Ceun.
IS 81 Cosofnhia, OIL The l3,h day q. Jcne,
lc64, beD. ;iir >erond AiotasY aid 10 bs
co"s'"ued b5 a'j'u'ne,eit irosn day To tag
Tor d'fe-fa2r> oilaN-s ea-rsa,d cooniy and
i.ie costs acefned on each rssPsctsely.
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uow -nx PROMISE WAS KKpr.

The Record Of the Times makes every
man a trai,ot thar csni teileye thai hwa, 4 e
administration Is doirg is for the salvation
of the couetry- The words treason aad
(Fsi,or have become The choices, in his
vocabulary Founna;eiy wiser and better
men have defined wha treason is, or we
mighisee Copperheads, as the Record is
pleased 70 cai Democrats, dangling from
every tree. That would be the grand scsl-
Iepinm wi,h many Of The Fadicals.-- Ssraa-
ton RsgistEr.
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ADMiNlSTRATAg'asNeTICE.

EBG.e y Jaefes D- O-H>Q1 ~ Htts"Uo>u f~p-i
Co'gmti- Cosaiy. esed
NOTICE is hereby given That letters OF
- Administrator ob ihs estate ot James
B Gibson. OF Gseeaw God township, CoiuIn
ola couuty, dec'ed have teen gssctea ey
me Reci-ter oil said county, 10 AeTahsm
Youns. E-Q., residing IN Rsuioa tewu-hiI,
aud comfy Aforesaid. All peTsoB> having
claims against the estate of ,he decedeuI
are requested 10 pfesent them for settle
men:, ana those inGsbied 10 the estate Will
make iamediaie eaymeoi.
ABRAHAM YOUNG, Admit.
Benton twp. April l3, 1864. 50.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-05-11

TnE AMreic.S AcmculrcEisr Tor May
has been received This rs an excellent
publication. lesosed eAcius,eiy 10 Tie lar
mer aId gardener, !, j. large and voumi-
nous. Pnce 81 90 FER annum ia adyaace.
Orange judd. publisher, Al Park Row, y
y. Send ard SsI i, all who wlsh 10 in
prove in isrnlua senrrai!y.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-05-11

tbs Or Gu.sp :os Mar is. opt az Demo-
cfasic a. there j. aug need Of. Thisj 'usnal
is deserving Of wide circulation. II adj
heres closely 10 tho Conssslui,os,. aad Ge-
tends Democratic principles in manner
sscood 4. no cher publication IN exisleace.
Terms. 81 so year. Address, Van Evrie,
Horton s Co, iss Nasssu Street., New York.
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LATE WAR. NEWS.


Tngag Sc E,fs 70 be bue iiele news from
The Army OF he Potomac stamped official
From ail we can gather a hard fought battle
has taken place somewhere near the Rap,
dan, resulting in loss of from ,si1 10 dght
thonsand killed and wound &c on our side,
aed a much severef loss on he part Of the
Rebels. This, though, is no, official from
the ;ropi. We have accounts from Buffers
sarmy on The Peninsula. Trey have had
some Sigh, skirmishine with lhe enemy
pear or at City Point, on tho James RIVER
!, was also reported tba, Buffers forces had
captured Petersburg. A few days more
" III develop he whole matter, when We
shall bs able TO give our readers something
a Intle moro reliable. The first accounts,
insariable, are false or terribly exaggerated
Tho telegraph has oas since ceased 10 be
a fsnih telling machine.
The Federal debt incre ased 500 600
600 ia iae month OF March.
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The Conielsfases are reported 10 hare
now no less ihen lh;r,y iron-ciais ready for
service. Tfefs are mills at R'ehm7nl.
Charleston and Atlanta. il is said, where
The iron Tor ihese vessels il prs2afed
Seven OF these irea clsds ars il No:th Car
uIiua- waters. lis also reper'ed that twea.
y European buiii iron-cisi vessels will be
sent 70 Southern ports dating The san
mer.
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A xsw MAssIoS FOR THK GovEaNoa The
eemnflee oi The Leg -la,ors to wboae The
sni jeci was referred Have pnfeha-ei he
elegant mansion 0. the ials Wells Ceser'S .
IN Harnseots. a. residence Tor me Cover
ror ut The $:>le, aa5 The Connects .. the
city ol iiArti-tnrs have aaihohz-,i The pay
mea, Of The sum .! twsn:y thousand dollars
10 ssrd paving for i.
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biosE developments are promised aboat
the New York Custom House oAe OF Col.
lecsor Barney,r cos Edsntiai aseals is ehafs
ed with seiuna az lnaocen, mas put INTO
Fost Lsia, esfe lhrse months ayo. SO thai he
co1I,I1't appear as witness against sail
aseni. The ianoceut man i slili in cas-
roiy, aud I've oshat Tree Springfield RPth-
fieaa.
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Reputation.


The woik Of repndlating the pledged
. fsitb Of ihsS.aies ol Pennsylvania, has at
length been eensuma ed. by Gle parry in
poser When slss Ssaie wss il need of
moley To carry on HE works OF Internal i'm
Prevement, ,'iosns Of iuone j~wers asked and
the faith. Of the Sssse was pledged to The
tpayreai OF The interest in eoll--and upon
this pledge the people came forward to her
aid anc supplied The much needed money,
relying upon the fauh Of the Common,
wealth being maintained, and which would
have been done, bni for the misioHuna of
tie presen, AtoiiIioa party getting Into
power. The hoiderso Slate securities in-
sieAd of receiving The interest upon their
investment in eoih, as vas promised them,
and which is always worth lis face Yalne,
ill nov CO pad in etpsnbacke, which
have diminished rom their face value 10
SO CENTS Thus The stock ho der instead
OF getting psr csut. Tor his money. will
receive but hlt!e over 3 per cent. The Leg
islaiure OF New York as,emP ell 10 perpe-
t'a:e The same act upon the loan holders o.
iha, State, bu, Democratic Goveruos saved
the State he disgrace Of repedislioa,
With dis e2smpis Seiors Us, how soon
may we loak for tie repudiation Of he gold
paying in,sEesi posrcy OF the United Sla;eS.
How soon, :. the preseni parry remains iu
power, may we hear OF the abolition of The
provision making paymeels oi interest in
gold on the loans tsey are now asking for !
Whsl confidence can there be in party,
Who viii thus nct only in one inslasce IN,
IN repesied cases, treak lhe faith pi,ghied
70 The loan holders Z Policy. a, ihsame, If
no' hones'y. shouii have dictated wiser
coufs.
Since the foregoing vas written we have
ieceised the Message of. Governor Sey.
mour. on the SUI isci of this Same species
al Repatriation iu New York, sId we SUB
join "a lew e1iracts to snow The lish; in
which be regards The matter. Ia speaking
OF keeping The STATE iaiih, aud paying The
interest in coin, be Gays:
'.unless this se dane the honor Of New
York is lost. Lei the stranger sho lrus .d
10 our honor be paid 10 The last penny OF
oUr bargain.
"When We soneh, ilie matse:s Of the
world with our securiiies, VS. pledged our
ssl,es to redeem Ihein 10 the currency OF
The xorid. The partial resleci of p'gated
i2ith last year is now 10 be followed ey an
open refusal TO paI any o: our promises ae-
-corIing 70 their .pisia sense. The disgrace
OF ist, year was limited ; ii was kept With,
in ourselves; box oGf shame aud eisionor
are 10 pe borne IN The lace OF the world.
"PIincipl, and policy united TO urge the
action recommend TO yoL. il i the only
way il which lhe S ale can. in truth, fuiil
lis contracts, II rs the only way in which
the State can keep iiseii in position TO 90
luio the market hereafter deceniiy as a bor-
rover"
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WBIcu X Bgsr-llis almost 10 ia.e IN ths
day 10 recommend lie sewing maeh,as A.
a useful aricIe IA family. No well rega
lated household is without one. This qpe-.
toa settled, the next thing - 10 /, 10 se.ecl
the ooe beet seized 10 your reqnifemeBls-
Both the ediioIs OF The Home JouInai have
ioug had The Clover & Baker machine ia
their households, aud cau speak from expe-
rieGce. Ttsy therefore have no hesitation
in saying that they ike this machine, aud
Tor the following reasons ist. II is more
simple, durable, ard less liable To derange-
nlenl than Others. 2d. II sews from ordi-
nary spools, and no rewinins OF thread i
necessary 81. Il sews with equal facility
ali fabrics, ,he most deIicae anj the heas-
issl, aud with al kinds OF thread, silk, cot
ton, or linen. 4h. It's seam is SO strong
and elastic that il never breaks. 5h. IL
lasiens boln euds of me seam 10y is own
operation 9Th. lis seazi. though cot al
esery SIKH s,ich, remains arm, sni nei;h-
er runs nor rayels in wear. Rnl be-iJes he
above qualities 70 tecommeai lae Grover
& Bsker" II has faculty which no other
mschine possesses; makes teau'ial EN-
broideFy without any change Q. arrange
menL- Hosae J,u"ai
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a crazy mar walkedin'o The presidential
n,stsion one day :a-i week and claimed 10
have Teen ciccied President in 1856. Tie
poor ieIiew was mi aware That another
crazy man had teuer claims 10 ihe posi-
ION.