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OF these we hlvc m immense assortment, in
ending Wax Scenes, American AID Foreign Git
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S(pN advertisements.


nROPOSALS for renting the Fair Grounds
! win be received by tho Executive Committee
Of tho ClcarGcld County Agricultural Socicty ot
tbc Office of RI. Wallace, in tho borough OF
ClearaolI, on Saturday next. ono l@th in'mn'h
ta,'oor tho hours Of II md / o'clock. Poss1ss-
ion given to tho highest bidder immgdia'c'y-
tbc Ground to DO given up to said Executive
Committee one week previous to and during the
ti,o of holding tho Fair, noti"o Of which vii. be
given in due scason. by order.
May 10, Gj.lt. h. f'IH"lN' sec y
a DNIINIsTRATOR'S N0TiCE.-Notico
n is boroby given that Letters Of Administri-
,icn ON the estate of George Kephart, late Of De-
catur township, deceased, have been granted to
,bc unle.signcj. All person indebted to said cs,
tate are requested to make immediate payment
nnd all persons having claims against the same
will present them duly authenticated for settle
mani SIMON KEAuART,
lRICH. HUGHES.
May 10 Gt-pd. Administrators
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DAY UP.-ALL persons indebted to Dr.
l. Henry JosEpn for professional services or
otherwise, arc requested to call on the aubscri-
Dor, at his Office in Fronohyilo, and settle with
out dclay--for now is the time to suve cost
l. F. COUTERET, hr.
May 3, lSGj.-3t
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ID ELET NorICE.--Tho Board of Relief

- EllEE NOIICE.--The Board Of Relief
III for the county Of Clcarfcld, will meet at the
Commissioners office, on Wednesday and Thurs.
day, tie oath and 2jth days Of May, 1865.
The Board have directed that all new appli-
cants must appear before the Board and produce
their sworn statement detailing name Of soldier,
regiment and companyj when enlisted the
numbcrof children, with age and sex of each !;
the township in which they resided at the time o f
enlistment, and their present residence and that
she is without the means Of support for herself
and children, wEo are dependent upon her.
Two witnesses ofcrodibility, from tho township
in which sho resides must also be produced
whose certificate, sworn to before the board, must
set forth that the applicant is the person shc cpr
rescnts herself to be that the statommcnt olthe,
number and age Of her family is truo that she
is in destitute circumstances and her family in
actual wants and that all the facts set forth in her
application are just and true.
Forms containing these acquisitions can be OBJ.
tainod at the Office of the Board Of Relief, when
application il made and the witnesses appear.
May. 2, 1868. W. ). BRADLEY, Clt.
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Why Nor ?--One Of the main arguments
OF the advocates Of our present mammoth
national debt is, that the debt is due to
ourselves, and that whatever We pay in
the shape of principal or interest is paid
INTO our own pockets. We believe il was
Mr. Lincoln himself who put the whole
argument into a nutshell, by comparing
our debt TO n man indebted TO himselfu
II this is the fact, then why not call tbe
debt paid at once, and be done with itY-
1t costs at Ioast ten per cent. to assess,
TO collect, keep The accounts, and pay over
this interest semi-annually, which would
thus be saved and besides this. some
twenty thousand Office holders would be
relieved from their responsible duties, and
returned 10 the pursuits of productive in.
dustry. If man is indebted to himself,
ana forgiyes the debt, be is certainly no
worse off. But it this indebtedness costs
him ten per cent. Of his annual earnings,
in the shape OF stationery and keeping bis
accounts. we think he would be a great
fool indeed not to close the books at once
and call the account square.
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May lotto.
COURT PROCLAMATION.

[NHEREAS, Hon. SAMUEL LINN, Pros
w idcnt Judge ortho Court Of Common Pleas
of the twenty fifth judicial District, composed Of
tho counties Of Clcariel, Centre and Clinton
and tho Ion, JAMES BLOOM and Hon. JNO. y.
THOMPSON, Associate Judges Of Clcarioh co.;
have issued their prccept to me directed, for tho
holding Of Court Of Common Pleas, Orphans
Court, Court of Quarter Sessions Court of Oyer
and Tcrminer, and Court of General Jail Delivery,
at the Court House at Cearicld, in and for the
county Of Clcarleld, ON tho
Third Monday Q0M @oy) Of J,mc, 1865.
NOTICE Is, therefore hereby given, to tho
Coroner Justices of the Peace, and Cuusablcs,
in and fer said county Of CloarGcl, to appear in
their proper persons, with their Rolls, Records,
InquisGous, Examinations, and other Rcmcm-
brances, to do those things which to their Offices
and in their behalf pertain to be done.
GIVEN under my hand at ClearGold, this 10th
day Of May, in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred AMI sixty five.
JACOB FAUST, Sheriff.
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LIsH-sALT and PLASTER in large quan
Il titles, at J, p. KRATZER'S.
March %, 1855.
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THE REIGN OF TERROR.

From the Raftsman's Journal, May s, 1865.
Tmr CLgARFrGLD CouSY PRsoSrns.-BeIow
viii be found tho names anu ,sItencS' ] Ia Ios mere
tried before tho Military Commission at Harris
burg, for " combining to TesIi' tho execution oi
or 'I, Ibo commission % Of acts of disoyairy anin.
the Government of the United States, ..and " tt
,SI'nS ~i,. u''iO''' ''"''u''"'' "'' '''''o,'
S1,yOO hno' and to stand committed until 1no Is
George RousLer throo ycars fmrri,onment
Benjamin Boyer, three years impri sonmcnt.
The Snincs and on,S s"ns tS % ayo lron ,n,,oys
by the Commanding General, and tho prisoners
sent TO the oin'on feni'o"uuTy' Nc" YORK
FOR future reference, wo prefer giving
the above item OF the history OF the times
through which We are now passing, as
furnished by our neighbor. In doing So,
we desire to remind the reader OF the fact
that tits only lew weeks since our neigh
Tor declared that these Military Com
missions had mo jurisdiction over these
cases, ana PLAINLY in'imaIeo 'hat the REQ.
Pie would not submit to such gross dis.
regard OF The laws oil the land, Sc' Ana
that our ,oi,lhog ;r o,rnrroin, ,bo
,hoyo op,roce b,s ro,o sircro word y,
,lis,nr,roh,tfor - ,,,.,... ,,d ,lo, ,ta
-
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Cora Phot1Jrdphs !

Our Catalogue now embraces over 5000 dit.
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tuulily made, Of Portraits of Eminent Amcri.
cans etc viz: about
100 Maj Generals, - Navy Officers,
20o Big Goncra5, rs Stage Pictures,
20 C0ou,s, $50 Statesmen,
40 Artists, 10 DiWuv',
100 Lialt-C CMOncls, l2j Authors,
go OLur Ol6ccrs, 80 Prominent Women,
$3.50 Copies Of Works yfArt
including reproductions Of the mos, celebrated
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A DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE Nnl...

4 DMINlSTRATOR'S NOTICE Notice
N is hereby given. that Letters of Adminisirs.
uvu on the estate Of Benz. L. Carr. late of Law
renco township Clonrleld county, Pa, deceased,
having been granted to the undersigned, ell per
sons indebted TO said estate are required to make
immediate payment ana those having claims
against The same will present them duly au.hcnti-
Gated for settlement
EDWARD WILLIAMS, Alu'r
ELIZABETH CARR, ARu rr.
May g. 1861
1865 1865.
PHILADELPHIA & ERIE RAILROAD.
rgNilIS great line traycrses tho North em and
4 Northwestern counties of Pennsylvania to
the city of Erie, on Lake Erie.
1t has been leased 10y tho Pennsylvania RJi|-
roud CompuIg and is operated by thcm.
It's entire length was opened for passenger aull
freight business, Oct. 18th, 1901
Time of Passenger Trains at Enp5rism.
LEAVE EASTWARD.
Mail Train, 1920 A. M.3.IOP.M.
Warren Accom- Train, N.
Cory Accom-. No. 2, Nj
Cory Accom-. Nod NJ
LEAVE WESTWARD.
Mail Train, ll:OS 4. NJ
Warren Accom-. Train, M.
Cory Accom-. No. !, NJ.
Cory Accom-. Nos, VI.
Passenger Cars run through WITHOUT CHANGE
both ways between Philadelphia and Erie.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on Mail Trains both
ays between Philadelphia and Lock Haven
and on Willamsport and Elmira Express Train
he otween " Transport and baltimore
For information respecting Passenger business
py at the Cor. seth and Market sreets.
And for Freight business Of the Compauys
A onts, s. b. Kingston, jr,, Cor. 18th and Market
ST Philadelphia;
j. W. Reynolds Erie;
d. NJ. Drill Agent N. c. r. r. Baltimore;
II. If. HousroN, Geul Freight Ag't, Phila.j
II. w. GwINNER Gcnl Ticket Agt Phila.;
JOS D. Porrs, Gon'l Manager, Williamsport'
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/ A SINGULAR MoNoMANn.-A man

q A SINGULAR MoNoMANA.-A man
Barringaod, who has for sometime
Seen suffering strange alteration of
mind, a few days since tried TO force
q stone down his throat, using stick
for that purpose, and the result was
THAT he forced q frightful hole through
to the external surface of his neck,
causing death. A post mao7te,e exami-
nation of the unfortunate man deve-
loped the astonishing fact that his
stomach and intestines contained one
stone ~ inches long, weighing ~
ounces; another stone, of irregular
shape, IL inches in diameter, weigh
ing 1 ounce; another Stone, 1 inch in
diameter, of the same weight: piece
of corn cob, ~ inches m length;
wooden handle, such as is used to
spin tops, A.. inches long, and half
an inch square at the end; another
stick 21a inches long, and over half
an inch wide; and a corh husk, IA
inches long, which had been thrust
down his throat without chewing.
The case was very remarkable.
ProUide,sce 10 oarnM.
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w. b. JOHNSTON,
Ma&iSEY.ate.

Office on Pickens street East end Of Lady.
WILL attend to all official business
w brought before him; will also attend
to drawing up Deeds, Conveyances, Mort.
cages, Contracts, and other ordinary legal
instruments Of writing. Fair copies of any
document executed with nsasnoss and de-
spateh- August
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1uMSpEN g. NIECE

HAvE just received supply OF Gibscn's
III old Nectar Monongahela WHISKEY,
''1s4O;;' cases s'Krauter Bitter" boxes Pine
Apple Cheese, cases Cosmetic and Honey
Soap, Zine Family Salt, in small boxes, boxes
splendid Chewing Tobacco, Eat's finc Gin
namon, Smiths Kentucky Bourbon Whis-
key, Preston & Merrin's Concentrated Es-
sence Jamaica Ginger. Oct s
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sosxn In TcHrs.,

ySts .,S4 Sowm In Tckrs.
!. Il BIZ EANNr DOWNING. fs '1 ss
Chill the or and hard the ground, s
z, Not one ray of sunshine 1isth; =
sOser the moor with hollow, sound
4 Moaning low, the cold wind sigheth.
Sower, break tho stubborn soil 81
Lavish in its fnfrows heaping g-s5 M
Cease not from thy patient toll
= Sow the seed and wait the reapingl e4
Summer sunlight on, the hill 4,
birds IN every green tree singing;
Shouts Of joy the soft air dlh ~
Home the harvest they afe.bringing!
And the sower on the plain,
His long buried seed now finding,
5Glittering heaps of mellow grain,
Into golden sheaves is binding!
In the cold and narrow tomb,
Costier seed we bury weeping,
And in this its quiet home,
Leave it to our Saviour's keeping,
To the end we cannot see,
> Faith her heavenly vision lending,
Unto Gods supreme decree,
We in meek submission bending.
On our lives morakchill,
Like DER wintry landscape lying,
Ever falls-we trust Him still,
On His faithful word relying
Earth shall melt with fervent heat;I
Time be but passing story, 4
We our long mourned treasure greet,
Sown in tears, but reaped IN glory!
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q sia1ahitsrrsipsed3 save So shoS great pubic

c&ta0l1ty 10 Mnuc0 a8V0- &OY0166QsE - ~ X ~,
n Itis scarcely necessary ON the threshold
OF q business reunion, II should repeat the
warning 80 often giysn to.zny friends to
beware Of al those spurious and deleteri-
ous coml eunds which, ander the specious
and false titles Of Imported Wines, Bran
dies, Holland Gill; Liquors, ao., have been
equally destructive SO tho health Of our
citizens as prejudicial. to the interssts OF
the legitimate importer.
Many years Of my past life have been
expended in an OPEN and candid attempt to
expose these Wholesale frauds; no time nor
expense has been spared to accomplish this
salutary purpose, and to place before my
friends and the public generally, at the
loweshpossible market price, and in such
quantities as might suit their convenience,
truly genuine imported article.
twenty-five years business transactions
with the largest and Vlost respectable -s1-
porting houses in France and Great Britain
have afforded nc unsurpassed facilities for
supplying our home market with Wines,
Eiquors and Liqucres Of the best and most
approved brands in Europe, in addition to
my own distillcry in Holland for the manu-
factlre Of the s'Schiedam Schnapps.'
The latter, so long tested and approved
by the medical faculties Of the United
States, West Indies and South America as
an invaluable Therapeutic, wholesome,
pleasant and perfectly safe beverage in all
climates and during all seasons, quickly
excited the cupidity Of the home manufac-
turers and venders of q spurious article
under the same name.
trust that have, after much toll and
expense, surrounded all my importations
ordinary circumspection, will insure their
delivery, as I receive them from Europe, to
all my customers. n
would, however, recommend, in AL
cases where it is possible, that orders be
sent direct to my Depot, 20 Beaver street,
New York, or that purchases be made OF
my accredited agents.
In addition to large stock Of Wines,
Brandies, &C., in wood, I have q consider
able supply Of old tried foreign Wines, en-
bracing vintages OF many past years, bot
tied up before the commencement Of the
war, which can especially recommend to
all eonnoisseurs Of these rare laxuries.
In conclusion, would specially call the
attention Of my Southern customers 70 the
advantage to be derived by transmitting
their orders withouGoss Of time, or calling
personally at 'he Depot, in order to insure
the fulfllment Of their favors from the pre-
sent large and we'll selected assortment.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Dot limo % Beaver ST., Now York.
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Musical Notice.

VIM. II. ORCHARD, Profes-
~ gxsss sor Of Music, will instruct q
gyf Unlimited number Of Pupils on
the PIANO and GUITAR. He also offers
his services as Agent in Selecting, Buying
or Selling Piano Fortos or other Musical
Instruments.
Piano Fortes Tuned and REPAIRED in
town or country. Applications made, or
orders left at the Bookstore of Messrss
Townsend & North, or at the Store OF F. b.
Orchard & Co., Plain street, near Nicker-
sons Hotel. Oct e.
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$20.e0 O,OOO.
A. T.. SOLOMON,
General Commission Merchant,

Second Door from &1icer House, Plain ST.
COLUMBIA, S. c.,
nEALER in foreign and domestic mer-
~ chandize: The highest market price
DUCE in gold or currency. Consignments
solicited, which will receive my usual
prompt attention. Refer to
6. Il. Crump & Co., Augusta, Ga,
LaRoches Bell, Savannah, Ca,
Gibbon & Co., Charleston, S. c.,
Koopman Phelps, Charlotte, N. c.,
Fuller & Wilkerson, Leasburg, N. c.,
r. p Richardson, Readsville, N. c.,
James X. Lea, Yanceyville, N. c.,
Chambers Il Patrick, Danvillc, Va,
Brownly Il Co., Petersburg, Va, a.
Kent, Paine Co., Richmond, Va.
Aug 4 fs27
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TO the Citizens of South Carolina.

TO the Citizens Of South Carolina.
The termination of sanguinary contest,
which for the past four years has presented
an ifapassable barrier TO all social or com.
mereial intercourse between the two great
sections Of our country, having at length
happily cleared away all obstacles to re-
m oval of those relations which formerly
bound us together in fraternal union, I
take the earliest opportunity afforded me
by this auspicious event, to greet my South
orn friends, and to solicit from them re-
ncwalo of that ext tensive business connection
which, for a quarter Of century has been
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-08
THE LECTURE SEASON.


IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY-F0R GENTLEMnN
only tho New York Museum Of Anatomy, 68 Broad
way Parties unable 70 attend those lectures have ths
forwarded receipt OF ten oents by addreass Sscrey0
New York Museum OF Anatomy
THE REV. DR. sELIgsON, LATE FROM GEEMANY
VIII deliver lecture on Saturday morning NovessSer
IA Rvington street. between Orchard aud LUDLOW streets
Service at o'clock. H. ECKSTEIN, Presidsnl
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4 STYLISH BAY HORSE, I5h HANDS HIGH, SEVEN
"A wears old with Coupe Rockaway, Harness. &C., at
Kings stable Forty street. between Madison and Fourth
avenues. .Mf
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REMOVALS.
DEMovAL-DR. J. q. HARVEY HAS REMOVED TO
IL ~ Amty street. where he continues 70 remove birth
scars caused BY burns &C. moes and all dscolora-
OF the skin, such moth freckes &C. without pain
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TUESDAY, Nov. Top. NJ
ALCOHOL, governed by the advance in the price Of
whskey, ruled shade higher and sold in q small way
at 81 6S per gallon
AsHEs.-Reoeips, none. The market was dull but
prices very firm at S. rs for potts. and nomnay,
s. Is for pearls.
BRxAssruFrs. 1895 bbs -four, 1850 bags
corn meal 27S bushels wheat o. do corn 1928 do
rye 5000 do malt and H. s31 do barley The demand
for State and Western -four was rather mere active and
prices ruled &c i0c higher, though the improvement
was hardly maintained mt the close. However no ma
terial concessions made. The sales were about
10, 900 bbls, at revised quotations Southern flour
was in fair demand and shade In sellers favor Tho
sales aoout 500 bbls Canada flour was fairly &c.
tive, and fully SC l0c higher. with sales Of 400 bbs
Rye flour was heavy and prices declining. The
sales embrace 300 bbls at SO SO 81. Corn meal
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The Cabinet meeting referred TO was not esteemed Of
importance the stock Exchange; but 1t generally
considered that II this country should hostile
attitude towards France It would IL exerted any in
nuence upon prices tend TO advance them in view Of
further depreciation Of the currency in the event Of the
improbable contingency Of foreign
The demand for coin for customs duties Is increasing
tho payments this account to-day having aggregated
eS22 900.
Foreign exchange inactive at yesterdays rates.
Petroleum stocks were active at the nrst board.
Pthoe Creek closed 81 10 higher than the time
yesterday, Mount Vernon 60c., Bennehof Run Soc,
webster &c. New York and Newark closed 10c lower,
Excelsior 10c United States 15c. AT the second board
Bsnnshon Run closed At $l4 rs Buchanan Farm ID. 81
Soc, Bradley 81 Is, CHEEKY Run 23c., Excelsior Sc,
Fee Simple &c., Tirst National 81 o. Phole Creek $le
Rynd Farm Soc, United Petroleum Farms &c., United
States S2s IS, webster 81 "a
Instead OF lbs being bid for Prairie du Chen at the
close Of business yesterday, msprnted in to-days
issus, n should have been 22s.
Tho slight depression in American securities In Lon
dom reported by the last steamer was doubtless mainly
owing 70 the partial suspension Of business consequent
upon Lord PaImsrston's death and funeral.
Philadelphia paper publishes tho following In rea-
ton 70 the aas OF the Atlantic and Great Western Com
pany:- etr sM
The directors OF the Catawissa Railroad, on Friday
last conferred the OF that road the Atlantic and
Great Western Raroad the consideration Of $305
instead Of $500 900 per annum previously announced
On Monday next the lease will DO presented TO the
sderation Of the stockhodcr The contract bears date
November ], 1885, and signed by the proper officers
Possession OF the road Is 20 be given December l.
1885, and the term OF the lease Is nine hundred and
ninety-nne years The lessecs furnish all motive and
other power cars &C., and tho road 1t their own
Expense giving the Caawlssa 81 900 per day. which 10
over eight per cent on tho preferred stock and thirty
i've per cent arrearases due well eight per cent
the common stock.
The following comparative statement shows the aver
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The demand Tor wheat was more active and prices adj
vanccd c &C. with sales Of 100 900 bushels at 50 40
for white Western 81 30 for old winter rcd Western,
81 38 50 40 for amber State, 81 rs 81 S2L for
amber Milwaukee club, and 81 So for amber Mil
waukee. The corn market also active, under
good export and far home demand and prices ruled
1c better The sales about lis 900 bushels Sc
SSc for unsound, Soc Ole for sound mixed Western,
95c CSC for yellow Western and CSC for white West
ern. Oats-The transactions In sound fair
tent, and prices rm while unsosnd was neglected
and somewhat heavy Tho sales were at ACC 5Oc for
unsound and 55c. Soc for sound Rye was dull and
dropping, with sales OF Canada at 81 10 Malt dull
but unchanged. Barley nrmer Tho sales comprised
BUSHELS ut 81 Is for Canada East 81 30 for Canada
West and 81 IL for State.
BKxswAx was quiet, at Asc. q SOC for Southern and
Western yellow. We heard Of no further sales.
CoTroN-Receipts q 800 bales The market was dull
nominal and lower closing heavy at quota
tons The sales were about 200 bales We quote:-
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s4lo miles q railroad in operation, costing With equip
nents, sos ,oss. 0os
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The Cape Cod Central Railroad 10 now completed to
Brewster Mass, and s construction 70 Orleans is being
pushed forward with all possible despatch. special
nesting Of The stockholders Of this road recently voted
70 accept tho act OF the Legislature Of May 1896 and
authorized the directors 70 increase the capital stock Al
their discretion Also 10 give the directors authority 70
Issue additional bonds 70 mortgage the rosd 70 90.
cure the payment Of bonds &C, a. they may deem or.
pedient
From recent statement We learn that Canada has
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FINE ARTS.

x,,s,rp
D1CH AND RARE BOOKS CARRIES DE- vis nn.
for o. Send Tor catalogue 70 James pe Castro Y Nassau
street. New York.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG WIDOW (ss), HIGHLY RRsPKCTABLE
prepossessns and refined would NE es s
view 10 mAtrimony Address for thres days Mrs ~ "
Wcllman, staten D. Bible House, New FORK N4