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Examinations of Teachers

Examinations 70 begln at TO \. VI.
Teachers viii furnish themselves with paper,
pen and INK
Those who intend to teach in the county,
during this year, viii be expected to attend
some one these Examinations, for there viii
be no private examinations, except Il Copders-
port, on the last Saturday Of each month, after
April 1867.
a Teachers Drill. beginning at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, April g. and continuing four days, will
be held at Sharon Center. Instructjo in the
Theory and Practice of Teaching viii be given
Teachers are cordially invited to attend this
Drill, and TO bring whatever Text books they
have Let those interested IN our common
schools encourage the Teachers By their pres
enee at the Examinations and Drill.
j. ". ALLEN.
Coudersport, March !, 1867.
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PROPOSALS,
pENNSTL F4NI4 AGRICULTURAL
LAND SCRIP FOR SALE

-PENNSYL F1NI4 AGRICULTURAL
LAND SCRIP FOR SALE.
THE Board Of Commissioners now offer for sale
$50 600 acres Of grjculturll College Land Scrip.
icing the balance Of the Scrip gran ed 10 the Com
monwealfh Of Pennsylvania for he endowment Of
Agricultural Coley-s II this State
Proposals for the purchase o. Ibis Land Scrip ad-
dressed 10 ''TLe B1a.d CT Commission or grcul-
,ura LAID Scrip will te received 81 the Surveyor
Generals 0fice, unul12 o'clock u 20, of "Wednesday
April 10 1867.
This land may be located in any State or T-rriters,
by the holders OF ,he crjp npOn any Of the uuapp
praied lands Except mineral laudr) Of the Uni ed
States, which may be subject 10 sale AT private entry
Each piece of scrip represents quarter secti Of
one hundred aud sixty acre, is issued in blank and
viii be transferable without enforcement or formal
as>jg meni. The blank need 20; be hIle1 until he
scrip Is presented for location and eutry, when the
party holding cam f the blank and enter the land
his n%-n name Bs,s he made as pei acre
and no bids Will be received torI Irss Than quarter
ectiOn
The Scrip will I've issued immediately on the pay
m~nt Of the money 10 he Surveyor General. On al
ihs Tor les usttfv thai 40 600 OF
he purchase money nut fV paid within da, =,
nd The remaining twotairds within thirty days
fer the ottictio" Of The acceptance of the lid or
uids by the Board Of Comnaiss uners
JACOB NJ. CAMPBELL.
Surveyor General,
For the r ard Of CumruIssfcners,
Harrisburg, March Is 1867
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LOREN A. EHswoRTH, died at his residence IN
WilI.amsport, on the 4th ult He was born in
Connecticut, April 9, 1873, and was, couse-
quently 81 years, 9 months 25 days old at the
time OF his death. His talents and business
industry made him very successful and, We
learn that bis property viii, probably, now
amount to a quarter of million of dollars.
His large estate was disposed of by will, and
H. f. TavIor, H c. Parsons and Mrs. Ellsworth
are the Execu lors.-Trog Gazette.
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GONE FOREVER!
CRISTADO0O'S HAIR DYE,
NOT a HUM8UC!

r am authorized 10 sol D0ty's l"'h,s and Woo
1 Washer IN the cou y, and having useG ute 10
three months LAY. uIqualihediy, they are Jnsi vita
they prOmise- good thing strnrG man @
.woH1ai can wash much ia two hours A. woma
can wash on a -ommOH wash boa d IN eight h"u :
A fair test will convinc- any thai f. i no Humbug
will >ell them AT profit CT pNE DOLLAR on eac
Machine CORES, oudence iUyti
S.s, srll the Universal CLOTHES Wringer with cog
Any Wrrgar will answer that vii work o tub.
Jsual price Of Washer, Si+ and si6
Wrnger. 90 10 and 81.
will sell cons dvr4hiy less, ny 0bjec 3cing Oh ri
N '-'rof nrN useful article L BIRD.
lL.=r g. p, De- = Is-S
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RUSS PATENT SCISSORS
SHARPENER,

FT5T. Ns75TI q dT1T-TTn Us ITl'e FdrTera
Club IN tie v \. IriLme.
"A liftle imTlemeut invented hy !. J Russ is he
hest and most co ,yeuje Sc'ssO Sharpeaer we eve
saw. i Goes not 'ccupy more space Than a lady.
watch, be NJ formed OF piece Of Black Walnut cut
into an ornamental shap-, upon sj&e Of which j.
screwed a : eel Disc of a size which some of our
YOU ger readers VI not recognize, fnr shall CON-
pare u To a silver quarter dollar There j. also a
metal guar 10 hold the BLADE Of the scssov In The
exact proper -li1on. The disc has ght c.,,,i .,
fees and 5s not, rhere.fre lbely we.r ont in a !
one 'adys -7Ie,isae. We rommeud th.s pretty. use
1Ei i'm 3eme 10 The atIenjiou Of eve,y Housewife
and bo Ellison d Thompson.
An, ]. 1851.
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eH We have made an arrangement with
Madame Denorest, by which we can furnish
the Monthly Dsgasise. advertised ia another
column. and the Potter Journal for So, which
is the price OF the Magazine alone. 1t is the
best and only reliable Fashion Magazine in the
country
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sE To the editorial fraternity, who have so
kindly noticed our changed circumstances, we
return thanks, hoping that if any are still grop-
ing ia the land of darkness they may speedily
leave 1t and arise to the dignity of full men =
AheRl
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RUSS
PiTEnT KNIFE SHARPERER
For Iable and Carvlng KNIVES ONLY.

For Table and Carving KNIVES only.
All who prefer Sharp Knife to n dull one for
cutting Meat Bread &c. VIII nd The presence Fthf.
ipT1smeut an the Diuuer Table great convenience
All steel knit sharpeners heretofore made have
prove failures. because they aim cut away both
sides Of The hIade al once This is the only knife
Sharpener made on the correct principle Of acting
upon one side Of the blade d, q time.
Sold in Coudersport by T. \, Stehbirs d Co..
and Ellison Thonlps0n.
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To the Martyrs of Liver Complaint

Among the most wonderful medical .prcpertie-
which have rendered HoSTETrEKS STD ACH
BITIERS pre-eml lGant aIuaUg 1he hea1h-rc-To io-
prepA-aticus Of tl, aye, IT. ari-bou- virtues arr
not the least remarkable. No words can d. just ce
ts its marvsloUs eTet UpOl-the deceased liver PEI
who describes I a. EJi y night tn the p8i j-Il Ih@
story a. clearly ua.ss ne. Il DnhS grt 10 rhe
spot II Cp-rsrr -tcly upon The dI~uriered organ
and whether uuiuE active or 10 81 state nf PARALYSIS
restores IL - condition cf heal h. The Sickness al
the Stom lch, Pain between The shoulders and 70 The
Right Side Yellow >Utfu-j n OF The Sk5n, Co-tjye-
ne-s Drogsiuess and LauCugr, IjuHeSs Of SO {
Collie Paluitati0n of the Heart. Dry Cough, Low
Fever and other SyUsDom- which indjcat- tie vari-
phases Of Acule aid chronic Liver Complaint
ed by the action OF turs iamu8s pre,art ion, Whic
is AT the best Of rree tves, 'e Ienf+e-t and
most genial Of e~erts au luftiaae egu.ltnr. and
: powerful restorative. Persons of j1as hgHi'.
who use the uer- a. q protective med ci#e. vii
never suff-r the pai> ara pc aItes of Liver disease
or Bilious Rem.tteui Fever.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-04-02

- The Scissors and Knife SharPener for
sale at P. 4. Stebbins' 4 Co.'s, and at Ellison
d Thompson's. If you have any doubt of
their merits, try them; and if you have not.
ndrcLase them.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-04-02

sE- Do not forget that Dobbins' Electric
Soap IL for sale at Stebbins'' Ask those who
have tired it and lnow its washing qualities
and YOU will never use any other,
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NJ Az REED &.

AZ the residence of the brides father, near
WeIlsyille, y T., March 2nd, 1867, by Rev. F
6. Stevens WM B.EENT, Of 'Eulalia township
Potter county, Pa, and Miss EMMA r
GRAVES, Of Willing tp., Allegany Co, n Y
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-04-02

.E The brothers and mother of Gardner
sheldon, deceased, can hear of something to
their advantage by corresponding with Laroy
LYMAN
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GARDNER SHELDOX

TTHE Brothers and N0ther Of GARDNER SHEL
| DON. deed can hear Of something TO their td-
vantage by corresponding z With
LarOy Lyman
April =, 1867. Eoule,, Potter c., Pa.
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NotIce i hereby given that I will ne II fhe Coz
nfS~f0 ers Once in CouderspOr', Wedne day, u
DreaI. h. ". BENTON,
r. ,s.-i Mvr-s.:i's : ssr.
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Ayers Sarsapariiia

SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED
BY HELEBoID's EXTRACT BUCHU.
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HAINES BROS PIANOS
TIE PIANO OF AMERICA.

Theee Pianos ara universtlr acknowI' { yed hy com
ue-ent iu7 7g.s equal 10 tie best Piaus made. For
references, tuey have many thousand city and coun
Try esidenrs, Including large numbers OF the Hgb
Schools. Semingries. &e.
THIS Pianos have not only stood the continued
and Heavv practice Of one Gesr, but have b-~T
used the last feeu ears 10 The utmost satsfsrtou
Off hose n z Thrm
The, have taken Prem iums and Med
ais wherever EZxhibefed. Such ha,
been The 7emaud for these PInos, that MeS-r-.
HAINES 3 .O'S. have been compelled to euIargc
their works 10 the eEteat Of = L to 30 Piano o.
q week
Having no one Of The most extensive and comple'e
FACTORIES IN the United States, Factories alone COW
eEng over s. Of an acre OF ground, comprising q
f&ntage OF 2Tg on End Avenue
They UpGoC ,.eS, TIE cE-aDest first class Tian
in market fully guaran eed for years Send for
Illustrated Circular
EEaEHeS Bros
255. SIS, 500 363 964, 256 Sos. so. So
Apr. .. 3m0s second Avenue. New YORK CITY
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TO OWNERS OF E0RsES AND
CATTLE,

TOBIAS DERBY CONDITION POWDERS
are warranted superior To Any others, or n" pay,
ior the cure of D.stemp-r. Worms, Bots, Coughs,
Hide bound, Colds, &ca IN Horses aud Colds,
Coughs Loss Of Mls. Black Tongue, Horn D.Stem-
per &c In Cattle. These HUwiers We're former Y
put I'D BY Simpson l. TOBIAS, -oa OF 1T. Tobias, and,
eiuce his death the csnan1 has been 20 great for
them, that Dr. Tobias has cont nagd 10 manufacture
them They are perfectly safe and innocent. no need
Of stopping the working Of your animals. They n
crease the appetite give tine cOa1 cleans the ON
ach and urinary organs also increase tire milk ~
O. VS.. Try them. aid you will never be without
them Hiram Woodruff the celebrated trainer OF
Irotting horses has used them for years aud recom
Tends them - hs friends. Col PEiIo p Bush, OF
tie j. rome Race Course, Fordbam y. Z. would not
use them until he leid OF what they are Gem
posed since which he Is EeVer without them. tie
has over 20 run Ing horsrs n his Charge, ana lor m
last three years has used no "t' er fF+aiche- lo'
them. H. has kindly permitted me- tc TeItT any one
n him Over 900 other references can D. sen III me
Croot Sold hy Druggists aud Sadters Fr1ce z
cs nts per box Depot, sc COrtaudt Street, New ork
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.E- Haines, the barber, is stllat work IN the
Saloon of the Coudersport Hotel. -
- Read the new advertisements of Mcssrs
Mann, Jones d Co., c. H. Simmons, and Webb
d Nelson.
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rHR POTTER COUNTY JOURNAL
Local and General.

Coudersport, Tuesday Evening April 2, 1867.
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ALLCpCKs POROUS PLAsTERS

ANeatowu, Penn, AIril ls65.
HeEsrs T. ALLCoCE * Co.
DEAR SIRs Ny daughter used one Of your 20
rous Plastrrs. She had y~ry bad pair In aer SIDE
and it cured her Jn one week. Yours truly,
John V y. HUNTER
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MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL NIGOR arg
regsiued by HELsDOLD's ExTELCE BCCHC
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Forty Thousand Druggists

who sell our Pasters as 10 Their sterling character
ALLCOCk i CO, Agency, Brandreth House
New York.
Sold by al Druggists.
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Mercantile kpprafsen ea;

List Of Dealers in Merchandise in the County
Potter for The year 1857, with Gas, ,fHca,ion.
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To keepers OF Cows this preparatio is invaluable
L iEcreasss the Quantity a-r i-lr-cr.s = c-a---.
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EEaENeS Rr0'S

so s., 800. 563 954 800 So 80, 81
a pr. . 3m0s Second Avenue, New YORK Cit
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-06-21

EriLEpsr CURED. A remarkable cure Of Epi.
lepsy OF twenty year, standing has Just been
cure Was effected by the tastsless, powdered Mnn.
nsdllx root. the great Glpsy cure for ne. 4wH
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-06-21

WnAr TnIr SAr IN Sorrn CARoLINA.-A
correspondence the New York Herald
travelling through South Carolina, gives
the following as part ofa conversation
between knot Of planters, onl,ho suffice,
Of Gen. Sickies' arbitrary rule:
".But, Major, why don't some Of our
people lay this m,ttir before the Presi,lcn,''
Lay il before him! Why, Sicklcs is with
him now, anl has issued this or'lcr right in
his face. Mr.. So.and-so says he did sound
the President about il nj Raleigh last night,
hut all tie answer Johnson gave was that
his hands were tied. lie could do nothing
to check these military gentlemen without
making more trouble for himself and for US
all. tell you, they have got him perfect.
IN cowed. See how tender footed he was
in his speech at Raleigh. That Chicago
trip has wilte,l him. What ihrse threats
Of coniiscaiion are To us, the Impeachment
Committee il To him. lie looks strong, but
his spine is injured "
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-06-21

ia writer In the New York Erssins Posi-
submits . list VI the States and sa estimate ol
their political e"mplexion In the next House Of
Representatives aud In the electoral college 81
,bs next Presidential election. lie gives Con-
nectcut and ell the seeded States to the Demo-
Gratis. together With Delaware, Maryland and
Kentucky. The result Is in the electoral college
Republicans 20, Democrats %; In the House,
Republicans iti, Democrats iol. The writer
Odds:
lfNew York be given TO the Dem ,crsts. the
Republicans would still have In the electoral
college one hundred and eighty-se'en votes, Z.
oue hundred aud thirty-two Democrats. IL
New York and Pennsy lsania are both given ~
the Democrats, this would make the electoral
college stand uns hundved aud sixty -one He
|, ubl,can, to one hundr~d and 6fty-sight Demo-
Gratis. IL Coueoticat. which 90 give to the
Democrats In the let. should 60 Republican.
this would give the Republicans dnsen MAORI,
~. With the loss 10 them OF New York and
PenIs,Iyania. 1.-THE Republicans should lose
these States and New Jersey aud gain Con-
pecticut, they would s,ill have majority In
III. electoral college. You viii zee that the
struggle Is likely to Do lively ] and the contest
close.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-06-21

SrAxr RsauIarAryrs.-Amons the de-
c;sions Of tho Commissioned Of Internal
Revenue published May 10Th, 1867, we no.
nee the following important regulations;
"Wbea an sttes,cd copy Of . ~ri, or
other process b used BY sherif OF other
person in making personal service, orin
st,achiug ,soperty. q 6ve ceut stump should
be affixed to tho certificate Of aties,atiou. !"
"a bos,d 10 convey rsal esssic requires
stamps 10 he smos,nt of twenty. ccuts."
.a.sptioa. tn q dcpo.iiios containing other
certificates in sdsli,ioa 10 the jarai tn the
slidavit at the Opponent 10 subject to
stamp duty Of i've cents"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-06-21
A Physiological View OF Marriage
,"Buy Ne, and I'll do You Good. y

Use Dr.. Lassiey's Rect asd Herb BIZ.
tevs for Jsandios, Costivenes, Liver Complaint
Headache, Drowslnsss. and all diseases arising
from Dissrspsd SteaseA, TORPID Layer and BOD
6issi, IN which oil persons are suAtees In hprinE
Boston. and by all dealers In Medicines. ,..,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-06-21

The Augusta city authorities have been
unable to obtain liquor agent thus far sew.
eral nominations having been declined. The
Farmer says no further effort will nj pres
ent he made to establish an agency.
A party Of young people amusing themselves
at the house Of Rev. Mr.. White, near Terra
Hsute. Ind, lately, were very much frightened
at hearing . frog croak in the stomach VI q
young lady. A doctor Vas summoned, who
cut into the stomach and took out great
spsckied frog four inches long.
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DELICIOUS.

ID DER Is the CREAM or all Preparations 10
the Teeth. For refreshing the mouth, arrestingr
has no equal IL Is the only deutifrce which has
been used and commended for - years by eminent
Professors of Chemistry and Medicine. Prepared
Y Price 10 cents, double quantity Is cents. For
sale by druggists. GRO. L. GOODWIN q CO.,
WEEKS q PUrrBR, aud n. s, BURR CO,
Wholesale Agents, Boston.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-06-21

TRx CrtsssArrD Pax FANNY. Bell Ringers,
will exhibit 1t the City Hall on nett Saturday
evening. Is win be seen by reference to another
column. Thsy will. without doubt, draw .
full house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-16
FROM EUROPE.

LONDON, July l5-EveninR.-A prominent
Fenian- supposed to be General Farrell, was
arrested in This city last night, and has been
sent to Dublin for trial man named Sill.
vera, claiming TO be a citizen of the United
States, was recently arrested in Paris, at the
request of the Portuguese Government, and
sent to Lisbon. The American Minister at
that place has made a demand upon the Gov
eminent of Portugal for the release OF the
prisoner, and for his return TO France IN q
Portuguese man of-war.
PARIS, July 1s-Evening.-The trial of Be-
rezouski. for attempting 20 assassInate the
Gar OF Russia. has resulted In q verdict of
guilty, with extenuatiDg circumstances. and
he has been sentenced to Imprisonment at
hard labor for life. In the course OF debate in
the Corps Legislatf to-day Minister Rouber
declared that France was Indifferent TO the
getta " hIch took place at st. Cloud, on the
Seine, during the past week, and closed on
Saturday, the Western club, from ST. Johns.
New Brunswick, rowing four Dared boats.
won the two 'ihfernatfonal PRICES. They had
10 compete with three Oxford and two Lond on
boats Of the same class.
DUBLIN. July 15-Evenfng.-Reports from
the county Of Mayo and the adjoining distric,
OF Conneniara represent that the destitutiOn
and suffering Of the Inhabitants is becoming
extreme in consequence of famine in tina.
part OF the island.
LONDON, July 15-Evening-The Russian
Government has sold the St. Petersburg and
Moscow railroad to Messrs. Barring Bros. &
Hotinguer.
BERLIN, July 15-Evening.-The Prussian
Government is taxing steps for the formation
OF fleet in the Baltic
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DROPoS SAILS FOR COAL.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, }
GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE. )
NEAR WASHINGTON, ID. c.. July 5, lSG.S
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Office of
this Institution until noon on FRIDAY. July l9,
1861 for furD shing and delivering at the Hospital
wharf. hundred eco tons ,2fO pounds to the
ton. of best run of mine Cumberland or Bitumi-
nous Coal, and two hundred (201) tons best Anhra-
cite Coal egg size Bids will be received from
same person or firm for the delivery of both the BIZ
luminous and Anthracite Goals, for one kind
only: but they will not he considered unless the
name Is given by which the Coal proposed be fur
nished Is known in the market nor unless they are
made by dealers miners, who must furnish eyi-
dence satisfactory TO the undersigned that they
able to fulfill their business engagements and in
eXactness.
Bids will be held to be binding for one week after
they are received, and the right is distinctly
served to reject all or of the bids ofefe if in
the judgment OF the Superintendent the interests
OF the Government require it.
The coal must be delivered in barges or fiat bot
tom centre board vessels which draw not exceed
ing six and half feet of water when loaded
The delivery must commence on or before the first
of August. 1867 and to he continued the rate of
about two hundred te00) tons each week till the
whole amount the successful bidder engages to
furnish is delivered.
The coal will be removed from the boats and
weighed by the Hospital and at its expense, and
settled tor accordingly, one cent being allowed
for wastage in unloading and carting from the
wharf to the scales, which ere on the hill, near the
Hospital edifce,
Payment will be made for each cargo immedi-
ately after il is delivered and weighed.
iy t-satuth2w
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~ lille white men are coming from En-.
rope and yellow men from China Thousands nj
rlack migrants from the United States ana
West lndies are hsstening to Africa. Within
recent period more than thirteen hundrad
black emsgranfs have gone from America.
- The Taunton Gazette says the stock m
trade of the cooperative store which recentiv
went into operation In that city Is offered Tor
saie. The business Is to be close up Ia cons.
quence OF the ipabiIity Of the associasion %
carry 1t on to the entire Satisfaction OF ali con
cerned Son-
= s. J. Andrews, who had been marrsAa
out few hours. was run over and kIlIed hv
the cars near Petersburgh, Va, on Thursday
~ Heller has bssn IN Salt Lake, aad an.
pea!ed before a. y any Of the YouAS family a
the theatre would hold. p
y The mortality In Paris 10 very srsas .,n.o
the introduction OF the American hot hiscnis
Bishop Rnintasd II III at Rome In 3aor
ga, win gassrtc fever. - d
- Fourteen ont Of sverv twenty. thr..
write. S~sAvs w. VI