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The New York herald., 1869-02-12
fulElaa MISCELLANEOUS IT:n,.

Count Bismarck has expla ned to his COLLEAGUES
the necessity ot terminating his operations In Ger
many by speedily finishing tae REGISTRATION VI the
armies of the south.
Tue pacinc disposition OF the King OF Greece IL
due y y reported " the influence OF the King OF
Denmark
The differences between Persia and Turkey are
statei 70 be the result OF active operations on the
part 81 Russian agents.
Tne AoausW UaicerSei OF Paris mentions that at
banquet he'd recently Ia Athens the United Sill,s
MaIlser dcnlined tue cause of Greece VIII thaf or
Hoeri5, anu assured the GFeeks tAas they had the
entire sympatIy Of his COUNTY,.
On the second Sunday In Jannarv ,be ror,,
"women's ieas-' was ceeD.alel IN tne yilares OF
Messt2facWan' zen n1d faArvan .el, IA Swltscriand.
~. ~ 1s oseas.on INC women takc the meas PLACES.
Inc Young inen are lei 70 their seats ana to the
dance W tne young girls and tie exDenses arc ex-
clusivey deirayed Dy The latter.
The ciltor % tho Joaun2s orra1ta recently re-
cciveu an anonymous letter stating thai tne vrafer
bore him no personal ~ VIII, but nnI0rtunatey was
complied 10 lake his lie wIlAIa a gwen t,me ani
ADVISED him 70 Gear out nj once. Inc letter cidses
wih many cInsi0as q regret, an1 tie writer beRg
70 be excused under oxteaaating Circumstance.
over when he has no contro.
A well known stocSbroSer Of Paris recently com.
mltted suicide on becoming aware OF serious delal-
cations On the part Oi has cDnadcntal Clerk.
AZ the last ball given at the Louvre IN Paris most
wonderful effecB 0f Illumination was obtained b. uae
OF the new oxy-nydrogenic light.
NJ. Dsoun de Lhuys has been elected an associate
OF the Imperial and Central Agricultural Society Of
france, secticn OF legislation aud rural economy, IN
tne room OF "A. uc.MODHy ue hOfnay.
The Vienna journals contain accounts OF q very
BeriOus connct between some nul2n3 and hussars In
ono VI ti.e Austrian barracks OF that city. Two men
are said 70 have been killed and dozen wounded.
The quarrel commenced la some trivial dispute.
The Correctional Tribunal OF Paris gave judgment
on the 10th uli IA the case of tho FyU accused OF
false intelligence ana offensive language against tho
Administration OF police. NJ. L0uls UiDach, the
writer OF the article, was sentenced to 20O9f. 0ne;
~. dc VnemessanL the gerant, W 5oJf, and -. Du.
bulsson, printer, W 1Oof.
Tne viccroy Of Egypt has granted the privilege for
q gaming Institution In Cairo, similar TO taaf at
badea Baden 10 European company. The annual
IA y - be applied " the Improvement OF the city
anu suburbs.
The volunteers in Great Britain number 1so, 900
neii aiii tae government contributes 81, 900. 900
n soWatus " the general expenses. The regular army
on'y numbers $4,000 men and costs annually the
nice round SUN Of ssooOo,oo0.
Th3 statistical returns OF the city OF London for
tne year sSs snow that during the year 2os persons
were Killed py being run over 10 the streets which
e&ceeds ,ne tota amount OF all the deaths arising
rom railroad accidents during the Same period IA
the United kiaQlom. -
The New York herald., 1869-02-12
MEXICO,
Close Of the Congressional session-Prcss Fears
of Northern Dcsigns-Aivnrex Moving-cnp-
tnrcs of Robbers and Ikidnappcrs-A Yankee
Scheme.

Close OF the Conversational e-sion-Press Fears
of Northern Dcsigns-Aivnrex Moving-cnp-
turcs Of Robbers and Ikidnappcrs-A Yankee
Scheme.
MEXICO, Jan. ~ 1902.
Congress terminated Its session last evening,
after having been together between four and
five months. A record OF 10 dolngs may
be said to compare favorably with that OF
the first session. Three important railroad
bills have passed; the law permitting the
free expectation OF ores, and others which point to
progress. The Cuaymas and Rio Grandc Railroad
ana Telegraph BIN passed on the 18th, and was oli-
cially published In the Didrio 0gcidl on tho 1sth.
Iherc are stil LETT unfinished many important rnca
sures which may require an extraordinary session. as
they bear upon the questions OF revenue and public
security. However, as the next coming together
WIN take place In April. u Is possible that
the President and Cabinet win DO permitted
70 manage the government for the intervening two
months. The questions OF finance and security OF
he continue 10 be the important ones aud the wiser
neads are evidently anxiousy studying the subject
Inc increased size Of the appropriation bill makes
'he FORMER vital, and tho frightiul number OF mur
ocIs anu man seaers makes life question OF Quien
saoe even In the most popuous cities.
The following was originally published inevcra
cruz but has been repubshed In one OF the daIlics
OF thus capta:-"Upon another occasion. ~ speaking
OF the reception speech OF General Rosccrans, 1--WE
declared that tue desire to establish . protectoratc
over Mexico was evident, and to day, as announced
Two or three days since propose to call attention
70 paragraph In the Message or the President OF the
United states to the Congress on the TN Instant
Ihc passage In question says thus--Tt would appear
tnat national and intelligent policy would sanction
tne acquisition and Incorporation into our federal
Union oi tne continental territory and Islands ada
cent as soon as THIS eau be done peacefully legally
and without the least violation Of law international
justice, honor and good faih.' II all msn and all
nations understood and practiscd tho same laws OF
justice, Of good faith ana Of hoaor no iau could be
The New York herald., 1869-02-12
ENGLAND.
a British view Of American Finance.

From the London Times January 2s.l
British finance has laDored to relieve and almost
entirely 10 exempt industry ana material. IN lie
United states they have to endure even more than
their equal share OF taxation. The obvious remely
Is TO proceed on the British model as rar possible
for II Is just possible there may be crcum-
stances rendering imitation exceedingly uil-
e. cut .s,s ,.osn, m.owessr good deai may pe doae
rfcan finance strikes az al The Ingredients necessary
In work anu manufacture produces nlischies cut Of
proportion 10 the gam. t leads 10 adulte atoms,
bad substitutes bad workmanship aud to The miro
ducion OF tie refuse OF the European markets. An
ad yaloTcM duty on drugs, for example Is an encou-
ragement 10 the cheapest ana worst article, whicn
Is a serious matter when lie and health are in ques
ton- Tie coniraband trade ls 80 great that the
market Il fed wisu sinuggied goods and the custom
no IS are cr.upled-it Is imp0sslD 10 say how
high in the service. The tarn l. breaking down as
source Of revenue and the bulk o. the taxes caunot
be raised. The OBJECTS arc relnrn to god cur
rency, the establishment OF credit IN order 10 the
conversion OF the deot TO lower rate
OF interest, and such cheapening OF mate
rial and relieving VI industry as shah enable
the Amer can manufacturer compete with the
foreign IN the market OF the world. TAese enis are
remote for tie present, hardly even in view, but
TIL they are attained America cannot feel that she
has the flli command OF her own resources, or that
burdens an, perplexies already beyond en-
durance. What, tnen, is the remedy9 IL is
70 enable American industry TO help itsef
by putting 1t, as mucn rs possible, on an
equality with loreign- This can only be done by
giving II an abunaant anu cBeap supply OF raw ma
teria Ol articles in the early stages 0 manufacture
anu OF everything wh4ch NAV be necessary TO manu-
factuIe. Within short time we have struck from
the taIiG many hundreds of articles the taxation OF
which led 10 more trouble ana evasion than tiiey
were worth. IGe process was hardly logical lor,
In strict justice, small quantities NAV well be
taxed as I2gye. but nnance not matter OF iuy-
tice so much aS OF OF necessity AMI
II can at least AFFORD " spare whatever il peases
The Americans mast give up their pleasing dream,
or rather tact fantastic acton. OF perfect nnanc nj
equality. Ihey caanJt tax everybody and every-
thing equally. II taey VIII saDmil % tax what ;heY
can BY rvasher rules ihan those oi abstract Justice
they VIII IND taealse.yes more ylss Ia the end.
The New York herald., 1869-02-12

HOUSE, STRUCK sY Id5urSrNG IN WINTER
Durlng tue thunder storm VI the sd nss, which was
40 sew &c la some parts of Maine, the rousc VI Ar A.
Coburn cf Salem. N. H., was struck and sot on ilrc.
No serious damage was done beyond knocking
down plasieriag and soldering pans ioaefnr, az tc
ktO. 10.
The New York herald., 1869-02-12
CITY ee0iI.
A Contested vyiil Case.
Before Judge Thompson.

The case Of Daniel Morrison AGAINST Catharlno
Daley an action to recover couple OF lots in liud-
son avenue Brooklyn, as already reported. on the
ground that the VIII By which the defendant held
f heir to the property, was given to the jury yes
terday morning. The ground on which 1t was tried
to prove the VIII worthless was that it
was executed at a time when the testat0r
could not have been conscious or what he
was doing and that II he had been he would have
made entirely different disposition or his pro-
perry. The Court charged that II the VIII an1 tho
alesng clause read In the presence OF the sub
Scribng witnesses and the deceased tncrcupol suo-
scfbcd in The presence OF these witnesses and the wit
nesscs signed II III his presence ana without objec
ion from HIN, that amounted the dec aration by
the deceased 70 the subscribing witnesses that the
sffunent was his VIII. The jury after q absence Of
about ten minutes, returned y verdict for Inc de-
tendant.
Calendar for To-day.
Nos 81, o. la, lit, ll9, l24. 127, l23 $780, 1857.
The New York herald., 1869-02-12
Willingness of Greece to Agree TO an Amicable
Advancement.


The Lfbery6, OF Paris, or the 2sth ult., publishes
thar detailed memorandum has been presented to
thee onierence by the Minister Of Greece, OF which
the following IS a seSu3ne:-
the ultimatum ought to be entirely withdrawn,
partly on account or Its being inopp0rtune and
because it is unjust aud Turkey should cause the
conduct OF the Vice Admiral TO be examined by
competent judges and allow such reparation or IN
might prove to be its due; also that guarantees
should be given that Greek citizens be treated in the
same manner as the most favored nations, accord
ing to The treaties already existing
ON the other hand. the Greek government would
promise most formally
Firsq,.-That hindrance should be offered those
Cretans who might wish their country;
Official should be allowed 70 offer opposition and
doing should be punished
v9is. That oice non-cornmseioned officer, soldier
civil emplcye OF the STATE should be allowed to take
in favor OF the insurgents.
Etat.-Tha vessels belonging to the state, whether
armed for Otherwise should 10 allowed
ammunition assistance to the Cretans.
Fo ts.That authorized accusation should be lodged
against the captain or the nosls based ain in
due form from the Turkish Vice Admiral.
The New York herald., 1869-02-12
THE EASTERN QUESTION


TIE following is tho text OF tho protocol OF the
Conference OF Iaris, win whicn Count SuMiiee
" aleWskl had been despatched TO Athens, anu WHICH
has been agreea to BY the Helene government
Justly for the dangers which may result from
e breach q soss @ between Issy Z ssa ooms Srss's s
e make n ts aasrrei which mas arss1
tier < the Court Of lis Majesty emperor
Of the Fen meet ia conference After careful conside-
the ia which have e. Easa
ie,ea BY s Porte its usa.am addressed on December
King Of The hssnes i IS In fact, beyond doub, ;,
hai the pnSss 2, The law Of ds nations seaure & Or
recruitment OF bands its territory, ror that ships
!.
Athens cannot y, G the sa.Ssns which nss this
thai OF the other Powers who signed the Treaty
Hellenic ss 'ls 70 or the future IL s
tons with Turkey the rules OF conduct which common
BY he Porte regard. the she same time
ae from arens or oss he
within territory all bands meant 70 against Turkey,
nna Ia %
attempt A. insurrecton within the Of his
As resards private damage incurred BY Ottoman
turkey to recover Jucay Whatever compensation nay
DUE Turkey y SIDE having accepted the jurisaon
slider themselves investigate crimes dis
Of the sublime Porte which concerns the return home Of the
Turkish SUBJECTS who have taken refuge Greek territory
Cabinet OF Athens in its OF December and con-
vnced that will far depends upon H. facilitate the
departure Of such OF the CIetan families wish TO
turn 10 their country.
rhe Conference doubt that in presence Of the unani
NOUS expression OF the opinion OF the on the
submitted their consideration the Hecnic
win reconcile with the principles which
have been recalled to its recollection and that the
be definitely removed.
This celebration @ w without delay b brought to the
convinced sublime Porte will abandon the
by the result Of the rupture Of d.
llomatic relations.
The New York herald., 1869-02-12
BROOKLYN CITY.
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES cumMsaoa:rs COURT.
Exsmiuaiion In the Alleged Custom Honss
Fraud.
Before Commissioner Jones.

The examination OF korn, Laitllow, Wilson and
Others, charged with defrauding the government by
means OF fraudnlenr drawbacks wiD commence
to-day, at ten O'Clock, al the Oilice or the Uuted
States Commissioner III Montague street.
The New York herald., 1869-02-12
BROOKLYN NIELLlGEysE.

Nos. 81 %, ia, lit, llo, l24 1877, isa, lso, laa
The New York herald., 1869-02-12

Tie French AdmirnPs Claim Not Yet Set
tied-Sninave's Observation-Disclosures Going
90 Jamnicn-The PretectOrate News-Death
Of Potion Faubcrt-Accident to q New York
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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-08-18
4 Great Remedy for tie cure

OF Throat and Lung Diseases. Doctor
| Uthdrt's Pine Tree Tar Cordial.
1t is the vital principle of the Pine Tree. OBJ
tanned by pecu liar process in the distiia ten of
the tar. by which its highest medical properties
are retained.
1t is the only safeguard and reliable remed =
which has ever been prepared from the juice OF
the Pine Tree
1t invisorates the digestive organs and restores
the appetite
1t strengthens the deblitated system
1t purifes and enriches the blood and exaels
from the system the corruption which scrofula
breeds on the lungs. af'l4 =
1t disolves the mucus or phlegm which stops
the air-passages of the lungs
It's healing principle acts upon the irrirated
surface of the lungs and throat, penetrating to
each diseased part, relieving pain and subduing
Its the result years of study and experiment.
and it is offered to the afflicted, with the positive
assurance of its power 10 cure the following dis
eases ifthe patient has not too long delayed
sort TO the means of cure =
Consumption of the Lungs, Cough Sore Throat
and Breast Bronchitis, Liver Complaint, Blind
and Bleeding Piles, Asthma, Whuopiny Cough
Diptheria. &c &c
We are often asked why are not other rem edies
in the market for Consumption, Coughs, Colds
and other Pulmonary affections equal TO Dir. l..
Q. Wishart's Pine Tree Cordial We answer
f1lst 1t cures not by stopping cough but by
loosening and assisting nature to throw off the
unhealthy matter collected about the throat and
bronchial tn bes causing Irritation and cough.
I'd. Most Throat and Lung Remedies are COM
posed If anodynes, which aIay the cough for
awhile but by their constringing effects the 6bres
become hardened nd the unhealthy fluids coag-
ulate and re retained in the system causing dis
ease beyond the control ofour most eminent ply
sicians.
Sd The Pine Tree Cordial, with its assist tants
are preferable, because they remove the cause of
irritation of the mucus membrane and bronchial
tubes, assist the lungs to act and throw eff the
healthy secretions. and purify the blood, thus
scientifically IN aking the cure perfect
DR.. Wishart has on file at his office hundreds
and thousands of Certificates from Men and Wo
men of unquestiOnable charactur who
hopelessly given up TO die, but throngh the Prov
idenee of g cd were completely restored to health
by the Pine Tree Tar Cordial A Physician in
attendance who can be consulted in person or by
mali. fire. or Sharpe. Price of Pine Tree
Tar Cordial 81 so per Bottle, Sil per doz. Sent
by Express receipt of price Address IL. Q
Wishart, NJ D. No 232 North I'd Street Phila-
delphia Pa.
April 2ist lSs9-3m.
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Tribute Of Respect.

Alta meeting of the Curwensville Temple
of Honor the following preamble and reso-
lutions were ANONYMOUSLY adopted
Whereas, Almighty God in his wise prov,
idence, fin calling Bro. j. s. Cole to his re-
warli) has removed from the church a chris
tian, from his family kind husband and
father, and from the Temple of Honor a
brother worker iu the cause OF Temperance
therefore, be iJ ~
Re,olred. That, to the family of the de-
ceased, we tender our sympathy in their sore
afiliction, and commit them to Him who has
promised to be husband to the widow and
Il father to the fatherless. fIls
RcsotrctI, That in our loss of his presence
we mourn, and in his gain rejoice.
Resoired, That our charter be draped in
mourning fer six months.
Ressfe.I, That the preamble and resolu-
tions be inserted in the county papers, aud
a copy sent to the family of our brother.
CurwensviIle, August l3, 1869.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-08-18

CONCERT. The Woodwork Sisters-Al-
ice, Ella, Meta and Little Belle-of Cleve-
land, Ohio, viii give a musical entertain
ment at Leavy's Hall, Clearfeld, on Thurs
day evening, August 10th. The numerous
complimentary notices, from some of the
leading papers of the country, warrant us
in saying that the Woodwork Sisters will
give an entertainment of the first order.
The father Of these Singers, enlisted in de-
fence of his country at Its first call. and,
while fighting for the Union, was taken
prisoner and died in the hands of the reb-
els" Being the children of deceased
soldier, they are worthy the patronage of a
generous and appreciating community. Ad-
mission 50 cents; children Is cents. Doors
open at o clock, commence at s.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-08-18
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

In pursuance of an order of the Orphans Court
of Clearfeld county, the undersigned Admins
traitor of the estate Of Sarah Ann Jury late of
said county dec d. will sell at public sale on the
premises. on ssl
WE'D NESDAT, SEPTEMBER Is. 1863
the following described real estate of said deceas-
ed to wit All that certain tract of land situa ate
in Girard township, said county, containing IS
acres, I4I perches and allowance and being the
same premises conveyed to said Sarah Ann jury
from Horace Patchin and wife by deed dated
June 18th, A D.. 1857 and recorded in Clesrfeld
county, in Deed Book "B b. pages 58-9.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash on confirma-
tion of sale and the balance in two equal annual
payments thereafter-the latter two payments
with interest 10 be secured by bond and mortg ge
on the premises JOHN 4. CARR,
July 2S. lS69-4t Administrator.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-08-18

CAMP MEETING. A camp meeting, COM
mencing August 9th, 1869, will be held on
the Clearield Circuit, in beautiful Chest
nut Grove, on the premises of John Sankey,
near the Goshen NJ e. Church, about s.!
miles east of CearGeld town, and p miles
west of Shawsville Our friends from ad-
joining Stations and Circuits are cordially
invited to tent with us Lumber for tents
furnished gratis. Road and other facilities
moderately good For further information,
address, W. A. CLfPPrNGER. Pastor,
$40 Clearfield, Pa
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-08-18

LADY's FRIEND.-A handsome steel en-
craving of Portia, the heroine of ''The
Merchant of Venice, opens the September
number of this charming periodical, follow
ed by the usual large and brilliant Fashion
Plate. Among the interesting literary mat
ter are the following: THE Prize of Two
Mems Lives, Roland Yorke, Between
Two,' &c, &c. Published by Deacon &
Peterson, 3l9 Walnut ST., Phil'a, at 81 so a
wear
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AGo0D SCHOOL We heartily recon.
n2ai C.carGcld Academy and its excellent
'e,cher, Prof.! Harrison to the patronage of
those whu have children to educate The
instruction given at this institution is the
very best in all It's departments. The disci-
p.nels mild and yet irm. without being
either harsh or severe. This is the school
10 Varrouze.
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REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CONVENTION
Monday. August so, 1869.

The Annual Convention of the Republi
.esn party of Clearfeld County, will be held
in the Court House in Clearfeld, on Monday
the 3Otb, inst. at . clock, p NJ
It is hoped that every township in the
county will be fully represented
ii. B. SwoopE,
Chairman Co Com
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LEFT-Goold Rodgers the ''big man, ="
has delivered his lecture aud gone for Ridg-
way" As the lutchman said hes more
big as sound" The members of the bar,
on whom he lcyieS his annual contributions
would be glad 70 have his visits few and far
between.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-08-18

A SUcCEsS--The Grove meeting under
the auspices Of Messiah Church, near KY
lertown, commenced on Wednesday last,
proved decided success A very large
number Of people we're in attendance.
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Pic Nc NEAR PENNvILEE. The congre-
CATION of St. Bonaventuri Church, near
Pennville, Grampian Hills, will hold a Pic
mic on the 2Sth of August, to pay the debt
on their new church. Dancing will begin at
10 O. clock, A. NJ. K. o BRANIGAN,
Aug. 4, 69-4t. FF l Pastor.
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PROMIsED.-A second passenger train
has been promised Us for long time, but it
doesn't 'arrove." We hope Saperintend
ent wilkins hasn' forgotten it, and that we
shall soun hear the Whistle.
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CAWP MFETING.-Tke members of the
Glen Hope Circuit. Of the NJ F. Church,
will ho;I a Camp Meeting, on the camp
gound near New Miiiport. commencing on
Friday. August Goth, 1869. The friends
from nsiFh5oriug circuits are cordially invit
ed 70 .ttcnd
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TIE NEw B3IDGE.-Bosh SPANS of the
new bridge ale up, snd it will soon be 50 far
completed as to accommodate travel 1t
vii lie 4 great convenience 10 those residing
on the western side of the river The bridge
Is a very substantial structure, and the con
tractor, Nh Miller, has discharged his whole
duty III the premises.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-08-18

DRUYKENNsSs We thiak there were
more dr2uAcn men in His town on Saturday
afternoon aHd evening than We ever saw be-
fore, or hope 20 see again. Oar borough
authorities should provide proper officers to
arrest and lock up every drunken brawler
It's the ONLY way 10 preserve the peace and
ql.si Of the town.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-08-18

BASE BALL.-The following is the score
Of a game of Bsse Ball played on the fair
ground on Tuesday, August 10, between
''Wallaee's nine, and Robins nine, F" of
this place, resulting in favor of the former,
by a score of 20 to Al runs:
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-08-18

HOME INsURANCE.-Our citizens are tax
ing stock and organizing our Insurance COM
pany. If properly managed. it will no
doubt prove beneficial to the whole com
munity.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-08-18

An education is fortune One of the
best places to acquire a sound education is
at the Normal School. Write for its circu-
lar. Address J. A. Cooper, Edinboro, Erie
Co, Pa.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-08-18

Or TuE pECILXE-Twenty years ago
Pennsylvania was rte largest wheat produc-
ing state in the Union. Now it is about
twelfth on h" list. All or nearly all, the
grain used in C3rHfaIi Is brought from the
great we>'. Our People think lumber and
cJaL Ply better ,han aising grain.
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DIED

On Saturday. August 7th, 1869, ELIZA
ELMIRA, daughter of Henry L and E.izsb tn
T. Farnsworth, of Lawrence tip. ,aged year,
months aud 8 days