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Perkins, Lock Haven. i selling the best
Prints, and yard wide B.eached Muslin for
Y! cents TO be found in the whole surround.
ing country Try aud see
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LOOK 0UTi-Thc scouHirel who was
Prowling about, ard tiied to get into the
kitchen window, at the residence of tie ed
ior OF the Journal, on Monday night last,
had better refrain from such attempts in the
tatre, lest he might kave his hide perfora-
tel by the contents of six shooter. \
word to the wise is sufficient.
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RrIIaroUs.-Diviue services vii. lie held

RELIGIOUS services viii lie held
.o,, 0,bbath, in Clearfeld, as follows:
Rv Rev. ". H. Dll, in the Methods,
church morning and evening Sabbath
snboG at \. VI. Prayer meeting, every
Tbursdsy at Up NJ. Communion services
E;rst Sabbath of every month at l03 A NJ
By Rev. Ni1dorf in the Lutheran church
!, t6e morning and evening.
By Rev. Hayes, IN the Baptist Church.
in rhe morning.
St. Francis church-Mass al lal A II. .
the second and fourlh SUNDAYS OF each
month.
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EDUcATIOSAL.-We learn sith pleasure
Of the reopening, on the 7th inst. Of The
Pine Grove Academy and Seminary. We
hope this institution may be as PROSPEROUS
under the care Of its present principal; Mr.
B F. Hughes, of GcttYs6urg. as il vas IN
der that Of its former popular principal,
Prot Thomas
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To LAND OwNERs. The card of T. ".
Moore, surveyor and conveyancer. appears
in our columns this week. to which we di
rect the att ntion 0! land owners.
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BEE HIvEs.-We direct the attention of
bee raisers to the advertisement of Messrs.
Nivling. relating to bee hives.
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Perkins Lock Haven, is selling the best
kind of Carpets at very low prices. Be sure
TO call where the White Fag hangs over the
front dUor
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ATTEMPTED iEEFT understand ;hat
onenlght last week. ek.souepnDsin:ipel scoun-
drels, who had hut little fear Of ruar orthg
aF' OF oar country. attempted TO pry OF
the shutter from one Of the back windows,
a Asssr'. Lightcal & Son ~hce and hat
establishment, ia this borough. but failed
IN eficctIuG an entrance On account Of the
sir1ng'h of the fastenings. Thieving seems
% be on the increase in our borough. aud il
therefore behooves our business men to use
every precaution against LaTiag their goods
stolen.
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NEW STORE AND SAW MILL
a L b A L D HILLS,
Clearlield county.

The undersigned, having opened a large and
vel vel seiec,ed stock OF goods at Bald Hills Clear
held county. respectfully solicit share of pubIic
patronage.
- iheir stock embraces Dry Goods. Groceries
n"Aie, 0ueens"are Ein-waTe, Boots and Shoes
mas anu Caps. deady made Clething and a gen
eral assortment of Notions, etc
they always keep on hand the best quality of
Flour. and variety of Feed
All goods sold heap for cash. or exehsrcad for
approved country produce
havlbg also erected a Steam Saw Mill thew are
predareG to saw all kinds of lumber to order
orders solicited. and punctpally filled
nov. ~, 1907 L. B. Il A. IRWIN
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RoBBERY.-On Friday night Int, April
ah' some thieves broke into the boot and
'aoe shop OF Ed Mack, in this bogough.
'ai st"i' thercfrom number Of pairs of
G0i' aud shoes, some leather, aud a guitar.
:" about $50 Entrance vas effected
e7qgh the back window. No suspieious
T. entertained as to VINO the thieves mas
e The loss is rather seri-us one to Mr.
.'l'A' aS it is bat short time since he
''tti in business, lie is yoaug man
''LdE the confidence aai support Of JAc
9lJ&c
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n L " S P Rim G TOCKt
j. SH A " & SON.

Have just returned from the cast and are now
opening an entire stock of goods in the room
formerly occupied by Wm. F. Irwin. on Market
Street, which they now offer to the public ar ,ba
lowest cash prices.
Their stock consists of general assortmep. NJ
Dry Goods, Groceries, Queensware. Harsx.r.
Boots, Shoes, Hats. Caps Bonnets. Drass eso,,.
FRUITS Candies. Fish, Salt, Brooms, Nails. etc
in fact everything usually kept in retail s,or.
can be had by calling at this store. or viii he
procured to order
iheir stock is well selected, and consists of The
newest goods is of the best quality. of the ,.t...
styles and will be sold at lowest rr;.o. Co..,
OF e&changed Tor approved country produce.
Be sure and call and examine our sto.r 49,
making your purchases, as we are deterr,,ea
7iease all who may favor us with their cps.,rn
nay ., 1901. J. SHAW & son
Groves of all sorts and sizes con...n,r
~ n'."d At MERRELL BIGLERis
q YER, Timothy and Orchard grass seeds at
Z. hRATZER d SONS.
E'D. Jerks Co.'S -four, the best In market for
u sile by J SHAW SON
INVESTIGATED CoCoANUTs, for pies puddings,
IL etc for sale et GRAHAM'S.
CiABLE CHAINS good article. on hand and
- for sale by MERRELL BIGLHR
SHAW 4 SON now offer there whole stock of
- woolens for less tha first cost in Phila
CHILDRENs furs twen,y five per cent less than
ocost at ]. SHAW & SON.
VERY FINE blankets will be sold cham
by j. SHAW Il SON
Il HE highest market prices paid for Shingles
os j SHAW SON
GPRING GoODS.-Just opening asprendid s,oct
~ OF new goods al KRATZER & SONS
EoDDER CUTTERs-of a superior mak.-fsr
i sale al reasonable e pr .es. at MERRILL and
BIG l4EkiS, Clesrheid, Pa. Noy '.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE.

The undersigned Executors Of the Estate or
Jason Kirk, lste of the Borough of Lumber.citv
deceased Offer at private sale the following de.
soTibed real estate - wit: The undivided half of
about two hundred acr of land situate in Union
township, Clearfeld county Pa. known as tbs
Union Mills property a bout - acres of th
land is cleared. from so 10 100 acres is covered
other timber The i'm mprovemehts are a valuable
grist mill. saw mill aud wooden factory. besides
good frame house and barn. The water power
Is good, situated on Anderson's creek. about -
miles above Iurwensvile Persons DESTROYS OF
seeing the property. can call upon J. r. Arnold.
residing thereon. For further particulars apply
to the undersigned at Lum Der city
ISAAC KIRK
SAMUEL KIRK,
Jan. 1889 JOHN RUSSELL. Fxr's
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FELocIPEDEsTRIANIsM ExTRAoRDINA-
RY.-We have been requested to announce
that there viii be a ''Velocipede ride, y for
meersehaum pipe, at Leavy's Hall, on this
Wednesday, evening The public are in
vIted 70 attend Admitfance ten CENTS
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The undersigned respectfully informs his old
customers and the public. that he has on hand
(and constantly receiving new additcns,) a large
stock of Clocks, Watches and Jewelry
CLOCKS, large variety from the best Man
ufaGtory, consisting of Eight day and thirty hour
spring and Weight, and Levers, Time, Strike and
Alarm clocks.
WAiCHES-afn fne assortment Silver Hunt
ing and open ease American patent Levers. plain
and full Ieweled
GOLD PENS- an elegant assortment of the
best quality. Also, in silver extension and dc SIX
holders
SPECTACLES, a large assortment far and
near sight coIored and plain glass.
JEWELRf of every variety, from single
piece to full set
Also fine assortment of Spoons, Forks, but
ter knives. etc. plated on genqine Alsbata.
ALSO. Hair Jewelry with pure gold IN ounting
got up to order Cali AID see sample book.
All kinds of Clocks Watches and .Jewelry care
fully repaired and IVerTaVfed
continuance Of patronage Is solicited.
Nov 2Sti 1853. Il F. NAUGLE
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FoR SALE.-Garden seeds, fresh and gen
uine, just received from the Philadelphia
gardens, as well as quantity of super phos-
phate lime and bone dust for agricultural
purposes, at the Drug Store of Hartswic; &
Irwin, Clearfeld. Pa. Tapl3-4t
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0SCEOLA,
The Most Thriving Town in
Ciearfield County.

The undersigned offer the following described
Property At PRIVATE SALE Lot No 81 in the
general plan Of the above named Borough havin ng
thereon erected good and comfortable two and
one half story
ROUSE
finished 'hroug ghout-pairted in the fan of 1858.
ha ing five rooms and hall with basement kitchen
aud du4.ih waiter. we'll of excellent water AT
the door under cover
good fame Office painted same color rs the
house-riastered and papered. Ice House, Stable
ana other outbuilding in good repair
Choice Agpie, Peqch qnd Pear Trees. and fine
Grape Vines suited to the climate Situated on
the best business street in the Town and one of
the best locations for busi1ess For termsani,ly to
A BLATFNEGERGFR
FEB 81 1869 Osceola Pa
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hFowNEp. by REQUEST, we publish the
following notice, taken from the Indiana
Messenger Of April 7th, relating to the
drowning Of Mr MeAdoo. at Snencers dam
in this county: a young man, son of Mr.
Robert MeAdoo, of Armstrong tn. this
county, was drowned ut the Spencer dam on
the SuSqnehanna river. near Lumber City,
the evening of Monday, March 29th. The
raft which Mr. McAaoo was assisting in run
"iag sunk Immediately after crossing the
dam, the young nan swan considerable
distance, but the current being strong his
strength failed him and he sank to rise no
more. He was about five feet eight inches
high, aubura bair, smooth face, aud wore a
pair Of brown pants, and blouse coat. and
had d silver ring on his finger when he left
IA me, The body has not yet been recover.
ed, anI any Information relating hereto will
be thankfully received by the father Ad
dress Robctt McAdoo, at Indiana, Pa.
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TiPToN SEMINARY, Upton, Blair county,
Pa for young ladies' and gentlemen. The
situation is accessible aud healthy; the terms
liberal; the discipline firm and tastraciioa
h"ro"gh. The Summer Term opens April
22d' and continues thirteen weeks. For
circulars send to Fl. F. KIEG, A. NJ, Prin-
cipal.
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TT Q NJ Il N 3 U-STRY
BOOTS AND SHOES
Made to Order at the Lowest Rates.

he undersigned would respectfully Invite The
attention of the citizens of CIearfeI and viciu,
W to give hin cal at his shop on Market ST
nearly opposite HartsSick & Trwin's drug store
in his line
osuers entrusted TO him viii be executa with
Pr'mPtness strength and neatness and all work
warranted as represented
" Eate now on hand a stock of extra french
aii eSns, shtns, superb gaiter tops, &c, that will
hnlsh up at the lowest figures
June 9th. 1855 nsYrFI cnNNCrYU
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To P.rnoss-TO insure the safe trant mission
,nsr by mail pafra 1s shsuli remit by cheek
o. @uuns;-order uu or have their letters registered.
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THE GREAT
ZIN Carl BITTERS.
4 Safe Blood Purifier,
A Splendid Tonic,
a Pioa-an. Beverage.
4 Certain Cure
and
PREVENTIVE OF DISEASES

The ZfNGARI BTTTEHS are com pounded from
prescription IT the celebrates hgyptian phy,i
can DR CHEGPUs. who. after yefrs Of trial and
experiment discovered the ZiHr1rf Heyb-the
most remarkable vegetable production the earth
perhaps has ever yiclded-certafniy the most
effective in the cure of disease. It in comhina-
ton with the other valuable properties of which
the ZING ARR 81 TIERS is comp posed will cure
Dyspepsia Fever and Ague, Bilious Fever, ,Cholic,
Colds, Bronchitis, Conscmp ton II its first stage,
Flatulency. Nervous Debility, Female Com
paints, Rheumatism, Dysenrary, Acute and
Chronic Diarrhea. Cholera 5fo7bus Chol-
era Typhoid and ryphus Fever, Fever,
Yellow Fever, scroi MIA. Diseases of
the Kidneys, Habitual Costiveuess,
&c, &c, &c
In the PREVENTION and CURR Of The above dis
eases it has never been known to fail rs thou
sands of our most prominent citizens ihrougheu,
all parts of the country wills testify ct he
afflicted send for circular containing testimoni-
ais and certificates Of those who have heep cured
after their cases have been pronounced hopeless
by our best physicians
Principal depot
f KAHTER Z co
No N Front st adelphia
Reeomm c nded / y Ex Gov David r. Porter of
Pennsylvania Hon Robert Fisher of Penn
sylvania Hon Edward Mcpherson of pennsyI-
vania Hon Joel b D,nner of Pennsy ivanic
Send for circulars. Feb 10th, 1865 1y-l
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r1-oa. and cleerheli Railroad.

Tyrone and cleeTheii Railroad.
~, ,-,p leaves Tyrone at 100
Arrives at CIearheid at Ice p II.
Nail 1i,,ir leaves CIear6eld a. : 500 IN
Arrive. at Tyrone at $50 p. IN
cor,..t. with Cincinnati Express East at :
Mail West at $ A p. Bald Eagle Ex
mess at cop
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ADMITTANCE 80 CENTS.
CHILDREN HALF PRICE.


ES0- Season Ticket, admitting one person
during the continuance Of the Fair, 100 ;
Children so Cents. Checks granting the
privilege OF leaving and entering the grounds
each day Of the Fair will be issued without
extra charge.
An additional charge Of % Gents will be
made for each horse entering the grounds.
Exhibitors will be charged 81 90 for articles
entered for competition, and entitled 10 eater
free.
The Society have erected an ample amount
OF stalls and shedding for stock, suitable
building Tor the exhibition OF such articles
as cannot be exposed TO the weather, and
provided half mile track, ellptical in form,
after u diagram furnished by George W.
Wilkes, Esq, Editor OF the Spi,it Of Tie
Times, second to none in the country.
For further particulars, send to the Sec
rotary for Premium List.
A BAND OF MUSIC viii be prescn,
during the Fair.
Booths, granting the privilege OF selling
on the grounds during the Fair, will be dis
posed OF at Public Auction at the Society
Office on the Fair Grounds, on SATURDAY,
THE 4th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1859, at !
O'Clock =. NJ.
President, John +. Smith; Vice Presi
dent, jeremiah Rinehart; Secretary, WIN.
A. Mckellip Treasurer, Richard Manning
Chief Marshal, Thomas b. Gist; Assistant
Marshals, Hashabiah Haines, William j.
Morelock, Josephus Ii. Hoppe, William G.
Rinehart, David Fowble, Louis L. Sling
luf, Jacob Leppo, David H..Byers, Joseph
ShaelIer, Noah Shaeiier, Elias Yingling
Edward T. Smith. Board of Managers,
john l.. Reifsnider, Edward Lynch, George
W. Matthews, Hashabiah Haines, David
Fowble. sep It'd
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The Delegate Ticket.

We do not consider it in the line Of
our duty to undertake to say who shall
be the candidates on the Legislative
Ticket---such is farthest from our wishes
or intention, but at the same time, we
do most sincerely urge upon the Cou.
ventiou to place no man before the PEG
pie for sutfrages unless he be worthy to
receive the same. The greatest care
should be exercised in the selection Of
proper candidates for the Legislature,
and ne one should be accepted on the
Delegate ticket unless he can be relied
upon through ALL emergencies as a
steadfst friend to the prosperity of his
county. Important business will be
before the Legislature this winter, such
as may require INTEGRITY as well
as intelligence, to properly comprehend
and attend to. This eouoty has much
at stake in the ultimate results that
will follow the deliberations of the next
Legislative body-and not the least Of
which is her Railroad interest.
The citizens Of this county, without
regard to partizan feeling, would unite
in one acclaim against any effort that
should be made, to in any manner i'm
pair or abridge the prospect of a further
extension or completion of the Western
Maryland Railroad, for this is a mate.
rial question in which We all have
direct interest---and that interest will
demand hearing at the polls this fall.
II is not as threat, that we give this
expression of our views, but simply 10
the discharge of the duty we owe to the
Democratic party of this county, and
We should feel that we had played false
to that duty, had we remained silent 10
the presence of danger.
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The Democratic Conservative Voters
Of Carroll ceunsy are hereby notified
to meet at the usual places in their
respective districts, on Saturday, die An
day Of .SsPsember nert, at 3 o'clock P.
H., to choose Eve delegates to represent
each district in County Convention
to be held at Westminster, on Monday,
shs 18th day Of September next, at IL
O'Clock A. NJ, to nominate one caudi-
date for Sheriff, four for the next House
Of Delegates, aud three for County
Commissioners, to be supported BY the
party at the next State election on
Tuesday, the End Of November, 1867
Said County Convention viii also be
required to send Delegates to the State
Conyention to nominate candidate for
Comptroller Of the Treasury, and to do
everything necessary to the organization
of the party, aud secure effective GO.
operation Of all voters friendly to the
cause.
On behalf Of the Central Committee,
JOS. NJ. PARKE,
Chairman.
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THE Nav EctRcrIc MAGAZINE for September,
besides much other interesting matter, con tains
the opening chapters Of a sparkling new tale,
called A Story of Eulenberg,--a Poem of great
elegance and tenderness, by John H. Thompson,
read at the last meeting of the Alumni Of the
University of Virginia, tevery graduate should
have copy.) An able article on The Positive
Philosophy, by Mr.. Lawrence G. johnson, Of
Holly Springs, Mississippi. Brigandage in
Mexico, by Southerner, for many years a
resident in that Country. A Poem, By William
Morris, author of The Earthly Paradise. The
Haversack, giving anecdotes Of the Confeder-
ate Army, and a handsome tribute to their
bravery, from an English source. Reviews on
the New Books of the Month. The Green Ia
bic and Monthly Miscellany. Short tales, An
ecdotes, etc.
This is the Queen Monthly of the South
Why do not our people join hands to support
home institution A copy of this Magazine
should find its way to every cultivated South.
ern Home. Terms $500 per annum. Address.
Turnbull Murdoch, Baltimore.
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and an overweaning ambition sometimes
makes us forgetful Of all but seD If
there be any such in our midst, these
words Of warning may serve to recall
them to proper sense Of duty, aud to
a just consideration Of the claims Of
others. In closing our remarks upon
this subject, we would recapitulate what
we have already said LET harmony
be your watchword, success the issue.
Present your best men, and when your
ticket has been nominated, go to work
and elect il.
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vENIIE Society offer premium of $3.50,
Il to be apporiioned as follows: 10 the
fastest trotting horse, mare or geldlng. in
single harncss, one mile, best three in i've
heats. $3.50; to the second best, $50, aud
to the third best. S2j not less than four
entries to be made, aud three 10 start.
Other prizes provided for in the premium
lists, under class q, for horses owned either
within or without Carroll county, wall be
contested for during the continuance oi the
Fair,
All entries to be made with the Secretary
before /" clock \. NJ. of Tuesday, the 2sth
OF September, 1869, and 10 per cent. OF the
premium to be paid at the time of making
the entry.
The Society invites the exhibition of any
and every thing that may be useful or con
yenient in the business Of Agriculture or
Horticulture, or to the product of either; of
oil articles and implements Of convenience
or use in domestic or social life, and OF the
products Of art and skill and for all such
things Of merit, although they may not be
specially enumerated in the premium lists
| published aud circulated by the Society,
premiums or diplomas will be awarded, and
| to this end a miscellaneous class, No. 80, is
provided, and Judges appointed,
All articles aitl animals for exhibition
must be properly entered at the business
office of the Society, The grounds aud
buildings will be opened on Monday, the
9th of September, to receive all articles for
exhibition, and trusty persons employed by
the Society will assign them places aud
guard the grounds. Articles shipped before
hand will be properly cared for, No entry
| for competition will be made after 10 o clock
A. N. Of Tuesday, 2sth of September /; nor
can anything entered DO removed from the
grounds until the close of the Fair without
permission from the President. No prem.
ium will be awarded when the article or
animal is not worthy. Articles and animals
can only be entered to compete in one class,
and no one can have two premiums award.
ed to it.
Hay, straw and water will be supplied
free Of charge, for all animals entered for
premiums; and grain will be provided nj
the lowest cost price for those who desire tC
| purchase. Those who intend 10 become
exhibitors are requested, as far as possible,
to inform the Secretary, before the 10Th
day Of September, of the kind and quantity
Of articles, stock, &c, they will exhibit, Sc
that suitable arrangements may be made for
| their reception,
No disorderly conduct Of any kind, gamb
ling, or the sale Of spirituous liquors viii
he permitted. The Sheriff OF the county, n
Chief Marshal, with an ample number o
assistants, will be upon the grounds to pre-
serve order.
Arrangements have been made with til,
Western Maryland Railroad for the ship
ment Of goods at the most liberal rates
| Three trains leave Baltimore daily for
Westminster, to wit: at $50 o clock A. NJ.
$50 O'Clock and $50 O'Clock r. NJ; leave
Westminster for Baltimore at $50 A. NJ.
IL a. NJ. and 3. 10 7. NJ.
Gates will be opened at So'clock a. N. o
each day, and at that time every officer il
required to be ut his post.
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price 60 Per Ton Of 2 900 lbs,
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BALTTnoRRy Desembsr ? Uses.
ny Dear Sir-I am glad 10 avail myself q
an opportunity Of expressing 10 you the very
high appreciation which | entertain Of yesr
personal character and the rare business auali-
iications which yos possess fvr the en- se IN
which you are go extensively enSsxcd. know
that but give expression to the cpiaion Of
every one With whom you have been brought
in contact, that sterling worth and unq uestion-
ed honesty have marked your entire business
career. Willis, II is highly creditable TO oc-
eupy this cnviable position in the eomma nitys
1t Is particularly so with one engaged in the
manufacture OF Fertilizers, this critical and
peculiar tempting branch Of trade, In which
the interests OF the consumers Is entirely de-
pendent upon the ansverving honesty, strict
integrity, skill and utmost scratiny on the part
Of the manufacturer.
In my capacity ss Apaiy tieaf Chemist ! have
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ties interested, and without your knowledge
TO test these essential points by the examina-
IRENE pleasure that here State that the results
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| @. x. LIEBIG, Phi. DR..
p. s. CHAppEI, Esq, Baltimore, Md.