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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-01-13
Geary Countrywide Name To be
Handed Down 20 E>OsteTi7y.

Hans Gearv wishes TO make sure Of having
hiG name transmitted to future generations.
and proposes to have new county formed
from parts of Westmoreland and Indiana,
which is to embrace tho birth-spot of our
illuStr itus Governor and to bear his patron
ymic appeIlation. The Harrisburg CORES
pondent of the Philadelphia Post says:
There is a movement on foot to form an
additional county from Westmoreand and
Indiana counties. Who the father Of the
bill is, has not yet leaked out, but rumor
has associated the name of the Governor
With the project. Whether this is so or not,
may be learned from the following:
The birthplace of his Excellency is known
as New Alexander. There" in the Ian
guage of the Governor, "is the branch from
which | cut a fishing pole; there is the tree
| hOm which shot squirrel; there is the
rocky bluff on which 1 gathered birds
| nest" In closing this exceedingly classic
al and characteristic speech. be said. e" In
fact think man pdrtakes Of the geological
formation Of the country an aohich he IodS
born" The idea now is to fence in the hal
lowed spot, to the end that it may be kept
IN remembrance by grateful people who
recently recognized the personal popularity
Of the Governor to surround it with suffi>
cient ground out of which to form a county
that shall for all future times be known as
! Geary Comfy. The matter has been fully
canvassed in the section Of the State which
is to be thus hOnored, and a majority of the
residents are said to be in favor Of it. How
ever, there is lively fight going on as to
the selection Of the town that shall be des-
ignated as to the county seat. The birth
place of Gcary is anxious for the honor,
while the inhabitants of the progressive bor-
ough of BiairsvilIe claim that, being more
/ Populous and more centrally situated, and, ,
/ in addition. prominent railroad locality,
! they should be favored. There is scarcely
any doubt of the passage of this measure.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-01-13

land occurred on NUVeIlOc 10 ana II, 11U0,
when eight thousand people were drowned
in the rivers and on the coasts. Twelve
men of-war were lest, beside an immense
number of smaller vessels. and seventeen
hundred trees were torn up in Kent alone
1t was during this gale that the Eddystone
Lighthouse and its architect were swept
away together.
"A wedding occurred recently at farm
house a few miles southeast of Kansas city.
The bridegroom was named Brown and also
the bride. None but relations attended the
wedding. and no relations of the family were
present excepting those whose names were
Brown Fathers, mothers, uncles, aunts
and cousins Of the newly married couple, to
the number of sixty one, were in attendance.
The minister's namo was Brown.
"A most important change of political
power will be brought about by the next
census. New England will lose six mem
bers of Congress, the Middle States seven,
while the Western States will gain fourteen
and the Southern States four. This Will
cause decided change in the complexion OF
DC litical affairs in the country. New Eng
land will no longer mould all the laws to
suit that section. The West will have Il
voice potential. Which lead will this State
follow
1t is but short time since that Gener-
al Dent. the usher at the White House. and
brether-in-law Of the President, was as ''poor
as e church mouse" He has only held his
position few months. but has managed to
rake together pile sufficient to pay twenty
thousand dollars for Washington residence
Ulisses and his whole brood of relatives are
cutting It rather fat" They are a thriv-
ing family. and only require time enough to
realize fortune equal in amount 20 the ma
tional debt. Who suffers
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-01-13

Lots Nos 2 and will be sold At II.
House, in John-to"n. on SATusp., -
DAY OF FEBRUARY, lcId, at Z 'e,nrt =
, 1870-03-05

81. I1U1s, AArca 1.-The State Senate. to-day,
adopted constitnttontl Amendment prohibiting
kne appropriation. BY State. county, or local en-
thottzles, OF xoy public money for sectartaa edu-
cattonal purposes, By vote Of 31 TO &
In the Houte IN amendment tUp1mt Bible
reading Ii the Pablo schools was voted d1xn-
, 1870-03-05
Ahrf-IEM PERAAEE.
Movement OF HaIoou-KeeperA Against the
Effort 10 CIasc The Ttppli1K- Homes
on the snbna&h.

Tbs saloon. keepers We1e called TO meet nj
.. n, yesterday, Ii Library Ha, to take into co.,
Alteration the temperance DEMONSTRATION re-
Gently held IN this city, and TO sdop: neasures In
rrpoa1t,on TO the movement made to c.oss The
saioons on Sunday. About fSo hundred persons
Tne meeting vss called to order By Mr. II. c.
Wkde1aao, P1eaideu1 Of tue SAioo1-keepers' As
After az nontbsnons-each pomlcee dec.lntng
70 eet7t-M1. Wtedtm1n was nnAlly selected for
C coIgnea lSs Ru,ss,uset, Jacob Moore, Colonel
sch1af17 JOIN 4 H1cf. Pe,er scaoennore., and
vi. eeip, vere e:ected Vice Pres:de1ta
Colonel Rus,snauser t1d tpas be nsa not come
citizen. ae betle!ed ne cs,i 1pan tslo'e Keepers
vA m'saie Of policy The CAL ano:ld hare
eeen npon OIL ci:i1ens, aEd ,hen tne aall you'd
be only 6unoFe1a from the temperance demon
-tra,lou, bat every citizen had hM t,gh.s abridged
Mr.. Eon LapEcn sA,d be had been for lso can
Colonel Rn,nhluser val right This move
nens hhonid cone from The peopt-1rom toe
pecan,arly interested. He vns 10 favor of move
utnt sNa.se- He believed IT aE1ta'lu9 the q 1ts-
t1ou, ard then ms1s Meeting should be cales,
This ntcslrR should only copadcr itself - -arge
rtmEttee, TO eei the bail 10 uor1on. ira speaker
then moved that committee Of teven be appoint.
ed TO furth.r the IN e1e"s Ct The mee.tns
ColeEel Rutsshlusct nnsed thas tbs committee
be appointed from c.tizent IT large, and rot from
ssloon-Aetptrs tn the met'ipR.
NJ. Won Largen thorgtt tue commit e. snonld
BE chosen fron various calungs. Tue preas sho1ld
I.so be reprtttnte
= tbs Chair sugseaed that tHo citizens be
chosen frcm e1ch ward.
/ Ortcrs thought sach committee too po1det.
| ouA
Another suggested = committee Of ftteen-
1 raN. dorca now Epckr, each one pre.cn.Mg 4
\ lugKeaEon II to thu n1Eber o. tie committee.
! 4 conm!ueo Of esren ves nnalJ zppolneed, ~
tsu.ef, Lancer H1essee,n, William Ostend9ttr
Edward schtaegsr, Ferdinand Taxeotuhr, Gassa,
| R1HUelUeJer.
| II H1s 1exs decided TIA. tho committee ead K
tts, II IN nu1t1t7Tf co1,nitsee conAsang OF tpft1
| empe5t-Sxo for each ward
Tta original committee wa1 then lultructsd tc
prepare tor grand E1kss meeting Of al the est
t rama opposed to Temperance, altar which tn
| ntec1T &dtourn<d
, 1870-03-05
CANADA

Proposed improvement sf tho Wei.
land CannI-Ih1 EaphlnK 1atoTost-
The missinK Steamer clsJ OF nes-
koA.
OTTAWA, Msrca &-In sno House Of Commons,
t1at night Hon. Nj Itnkcyen Htated tnst rho
RoVtlpu ent would ak for an appropriation 3or
The pu1pote Of completing the lsyel Of the WelGnd
Canal
stt jno. A. Mcdonald said 1t Va not tte tntan-
tioo Of The Eovefpuenf 70 I11ua Apy ticcn1e to
fore'gn nanefmen donns the entu'rK sesaon, ard
Il was tho intenson Of the go7esauent totste
atepa to pFo:ao. tha f12htA Of Canadian nthe1men
n Canadian watef1- This Announcement Vas
rtcelyed with cneerk ......
Sr Ftepc1s HincKl stated that confidential CON.
nuncstonx xefe p1astsg estsecn QstawA aud
Warrington relative 10 1ecpro11ty, ~nfc1 IN their
present unfinished ktAta would not be laid petore
The house. These wst no ditacalt1 presented on
this tide Of the ipe to tue treeEs COMMERCIAL IA.
teIcontss with the Unsred S.a.ea.
HALIFAX, March tho steamer Druid has re-
TUNED from sanln 1alard, ~nere aha hzs peen
eruMipG In eeAIcn Of lhe City Of Boston, but o.
1a,ned 70 Information OF thn missing steamer,
Thero ID very title hope Of her lsfety entertained
haFa
, 1870-03-05
PotvoAMY in UTAH.
Lecture by Mrs. o. Y. Waite on Nor
moniNn.a

zd,r r. Y. Waits iecsured On "Momonl3n
Inst nyaplpR, 1t Fa1well Hall, In alo o. tne DOW
p,eanvter,sn Church n HJdo Park. The tno'enee
- unfortunately small She oi1t He9nu q ~
,arly Mormon settlement, and oeseIoea ~ .o1u
NJ onyernment In UkAh. She then 1eot On 10 N
.nat brigham Young wa absosute and oeapoac.
se,rr1l iines tnsre were disputes between ne
Mor,non md The United stAses suthot1aes. IN
,asx limited Btsles troops nndet CalooeI
.,ntr Sidney Jonnator, hVAdea tao
T.,rt,orr 10 compel the An1mons
tn sccept tns Governor appointed o1 the
prts,dent That INVASION vas fallofe WHICH
coz, tne county 1so,oooooo. Soon after, Hnole-
sale nusacte & Gente9 waa HI sno1s ma ma
a. vnom vas ever brought 10 Justice: HhHed OF
1he ncopIe sud 9overnncus Of me onltGa S.a.es
;or,nnste qupes implicitly ooeJed tns oraere Q!
Er,ennm. eTen to committing mnrdeI; Folygamy
1as part OF the Mormon relgton. Woms1 o. Mete
,ssrrIt T1tid apless they 1ere married IN rall.
Hrtenau opce tod tue women VINO Tete Rso1lns M
oosue epe,ou4 thst he would 90 lnto heAsea alone
nm. Tna rrst s1ie, By feaneuent Of crnslsy
1xs obliged 70 give away II the atal, !ae eoo.
Hque1s N,Ysa q GsI ana ns.,t n1oHeo wonen
sne 20 ever M saWs Tneir tasa WIS Awful. The chill
nren ere coarss and i9uo1tnts youu8 tnea we've
gamblers atd dr1nfA1ds, ana W. !2uGS Toaea 1.eo
~ .oine otref Homon1 hrSosuo- Each wife had
her own room, and Old her ovn ana!e q the work
! Ct the hoQle, Tntre MAS no solaon1sy anon&
| them.
daJ. put row be neglected taen,. Hu ttnt wife
con oi her husnand. Emel1e, loyelJ woman.
| Was fer q ]pcR tine the Prophets f8voIite, bul
she waa luppanted By arolheE women called
| Anelta. Brigham had thirty wires a. Salt Ltfa,
and numerous otttrH sealed 10 nim
~ "a. 01s1 pa.t 0s q TSs' she Mof@oa A religion
In obedience 10 thus doc:1l1e many llves had neer
SACRIFICED, and cthel victims were allowed 70 NV
on d,t:ou that sheJ would forfeit lheit I've
fot The good Of the Cnnrca. These were the nor
| WHO committed Mcrn On murders. On e1tet11E
The Church eaeh Mormon WAS compelled 10 CIV!
one-nfth OF his property 10 ne CHURCH. hormooI
cents ags,nst their brethren. !. wa4 !,
mistafe 10 auppoae that the Pacinc Ran
road would destroy Aormon,sn. II would
o. the Other ha1d. foster II. Ten Thousand amual
grants xai.ed In Europe fos IL co0pieson, g
I lint they could get TO Utah easfly and contoEt
su,y. Brigham was IN the nsnst ol slAogatelm
scaisuaties- Tna Josepnises we're tes ssron&ess e
Wekt, ana lA1t1g theI neadquAfer9 aI FlAue
Illinois,
B1lgnam was a COWARD, and would not light
the Enlion bill became lAW. Thern were SOU
their wives sEd CHILDREN 10 be taeen from tneu
Ttah needed rtconsttncton az mncn as az
southern Slate ever dd, Why were u
| Southern 3ta'es compelled TO obey khe laWa Al
| Musu orl allowed 10 break shem7 Tho civil Ia
enonld be enfortsd II uecessatJ. BY the asa Of 81
N litny. Tho Republican partJ had aecompAaee
ennslIuc'1nn Of tue Pacific RsNrosd. L~s 1t CO..
tlcue it, mea1or, ana H!pe out the foul mahtouo
OF kntmpD1AD. JApp1Au1e.1
, 1870-03-05
A elERk HAtTEp." +"
a YonuR 11au Applies md IL Swludlcd Ont
Of 800.

a IOHu& 9lah APPLIES EnN II SVln0lc0 Oue
ofslo0.
There u quite number OF men ii this cls7 who
live in style on The pzocteds Of cpn:enpihle
twiI dung operation. Thty advertise IN the uapesa
for c1eEt, and, as there are Dany young men ous
employment, numerous applications arc received.
An answer 70 sent to one, aud he calls and Il ea
gagged" Wien sbout to commence the discharge
Ut lhe duties required OF him, his employer
e1nploye hss any money ha IL induced to leave
nGpoair OF whatever sum be may chance to pos-
ssss. As tae enc Of tne s xsek =, ae y "dis.
Clsry arrived IN Chicago from Milwaukee. lie
q ~ 2 az
applicants 10 eau At the etnee Of Wsnalow 1 Co..
No. iss asd.on a1Ises sa hn2snaog a. .ns doof o.
W. % emitted a and as1ed i'of fof fa ef@pIo;1aeus
hnset @ to ee ons ot ne n snFsRea I'm nd
s91ted to pa, - 4 week for h.s services. Parker
stated 70 cl.rJ that she ntu had been s!cssmized
bid emoezzed some:aeoo and iun away. Heuee
he ~as unwilling to have any one about the o1lce
without h!s gv1ns proper security for his honess4
as ns pses s Il Fees M ~ ssnas Too f1s
latter remarked vhen Il vas nsLded 10 MIN that
"a! ape, T'' 3, wsa .,u!a., !; va; II
came Parker ps,d Claly -, and
told him he was st liberty TO go,.aa ns WAS not
wanted any lorger, C1sry aAked for hi1 money,
H. F1nolrR It Nua uteess 10 appeal to htu, ClarJ
Went TO the ofccG OF Justice Drandotn And ~ gre
ont . warrant for the afrts: OF PArEer.
tertAJ afterEoon he Wal erralened and held
In $500 paA tor tfAl Parker did not want hts bnit:
peas exposed ard, therefore, oustsd = reporter
money not 10 Mention tue en'a- II tue yoaoR meE
who nayc been 1!tiimtZod BY alt1aHou sW:ndlcri
ournalf The account LEFT rs security, 80 manJ
1uAEKers would not b. thten IN b. them.
, 1870-03-05

Tnia rorn.rs a. aeous ~ another are broke ous
u lee p'oE factory Owned ~ Il. L. Miller, Tns
hss put out lin sl'gat losa. No ,naorsnca-
NxwAKx, r. T. Mstcn 4-Ml1nl7ht-Ap exsep-
s.se ose - 1sEinR Amoug ING vheryes neaf tho
Oentre sueet depot Of The New Jersey RAILROAD.
The fse elnaLrd Ia Ntosols' planning mll Wnlen
u cor ple: q, oestsoyed- Tne nlsnei nov euvel.
op hshasr, s..sgne Goa lnmbeF ysrd The
ptArnst b en- seTE1h r1t6 on IRE nat win pfas-
ably b tased Tne Centre reef depot viii b
AaYtd.
sr. LOUIS, March "A lasge SALOON On tho
corner Of Third s1ees, between Cneatuus and
Pine, kpovn a the -. donkeyar belonging 70
Csptstn Hoteft, VA burned between j and
o'c.ock this un1utnE- BeSldcs kno bntldlng,
snlch wss tot oi much rNue, = stock Of Nqaofs
wtrh n.out ts3.ooo w1s neatlJ All des.roJeA
1ntnIed TOR sc, ,tbA
81: Louls lsA.tch4.-Csptain Eooezts insurance
op his stock Of lQuer8, buried lnis morning. vn
Al ior ows: Etna, Hartford, taooo; CITY Fre
ha1'ford, = 20: AoaE, c!ty. $1,000 Security
New forf, &aooo; In eFntuon1t New YorI
=, 90: cIeve!.oa sau, and Qernan, Of Cleveland
s.. 90 each: Ncr.h " Louis Mutual. IS COZ. Tota!
ls0 ii. 0, $4,000 IN tue Miss 7uri Stats AMI
AeuEd clsJ Mutual. Ct g. Louts, On thn building
, 1870-03-05

Paper Hanging. md WtndnM
-. al i. 4. R,oby1, 50 Ea1dn!pa street.
, 1870-03-05

fslnr1y. attempted to e~caoe from Ut TIA Eoeper
had oeraaaon 10 ent&r tia call, wnso Bo1mes
upk hin seTt4els, aud, tstln4 tbs xeya on: u bis
pockets, thre6 them INTO boEtenbur9s, Hha other
murdeteas ce11, telling hiu to come oat; but he
feroped. Tho jatlor called for nn4p, AID ha c11es
we1o neafd oy smother psisanef. VINO Cana to nis
xssatAncA Bonmtf W1A secured. efttf be!cK
Grnck several unel On tho hs1d Win poker,
sy,ftt n M,
, 1870-03-05
no eooFechor. 1ha cody qasS12n Vas n to
sbea q where snna'd Il % msde The oommil-


no cooVechoE. 1he cody aaeSyi6n VA n to
see@ q Waere mould Il % made, The oonntl- \
tn JUDICIAL DrFm1ax4
NJ NkML1 nntfa4 the folio vtrx resolutions:
Rassh.sd That i stetiA1 COMMITTEES o{ uine Mon ban
% sesss1tea Slh tastFsettans . f3et H. tor!ostl
f@l upoa tbs basis Of tho ot Iees md ol the
f1esnenu'! elcctton of ta68 estimatip and
ta9o lGna6ttahh tn tbs sotef. prorsdlnk fot thros
the No1thefr. twn In the Middle snd two IN
Exso:sed That thet report seven 9rsaa diEttons of
= ns.ny s9nsl Population ~ ss.esteah.e wshoat d.
6se5 ae3o7s 90 be o's Of population and vosef
Nj. WAIT opposed the resolutions. He sup-
posed tncJ had grown ont Of tass sf.etoooo. d:
he nagnity It. Rsetyihng would os Ill ss.trs IN
Nj. ALLEN, OF Alexander, also opposed them,
on tho ground that speol6c purpose VIII b lndl-
cattd. He would tmpc1a 20 donnla duty on The
committee. He favored The pre8enE three 8ratd
oi7houP. but II It NtG necssIafI be would coussat
10 readl1it .hsu- Further tn1u tnls he ~aaio
not CO.
dirttions h1d been mtde not On tbs basis Of popu.
| lsroo. but Of conveLlence 70 attorneys aud 70
Sr. BROWNING favored sne nrs resolution. but
not tbs Rccord.
ME,sKiNNER ssld It had been the general un-
the present grand diEisons for tho 6r&t election
but Inc verJ next Lek1tlAtufe might feadjust kne
districts. 8tll ha favored both RESOLUTION, ol
The tesoiution1 were adopted.
! Adtourned.
, 1870-03-05
PACIFIC COAST,
Rich silver maues-ThoIr Locatis

AH8e11 o6ase3 HU1E H4"c0tIUus
BAN FRANCISCO, March 4-The lo-atioa OF tne
rich mineral deposits mentioned yesterday, Ia
thts2s ulles from tas Southern PActno KatlIo2d.
Tor 5.fouI mnea from Fort Brown, e!gnty-four
frtm Eluhfes settlement, 100 tram Flnhs Atio.t
124 from Mesilla. l59 1tom Pa o. $50 from JA3
Diego, 800 from Sheridan, from vhasa supplies arc
received. Toe country In The neixhoosuood 10
good Abundance OF wood, wAtes, sad grass.
country. No ena1l party can venture safely
there The miues located aoou: the lss OF Fem
ruAfJ ccnstst OF large mata Of silver ore 5000
feet long and 1.oo0 Tee: vida, and projects 1000
feet sbogc the 1evel OF the surfoa adfng country.
The ditcorertrs Of the LEAD bro1xat AQusutl:y Of
the ore 10 this CITY. committing OF btut AMI black
tulphulet s1lVeE, p1ytng nigh g. 600 per ton.
, 1870-03-05

The Murderer CosteIlo Convlctt

The Murderer Costello Convicted.
DETROIT, Mtxrh 4.-Tha trial OF Michael Coz.
tero, tor the murder OF eI Policeman Hugh Kane,
on tho 34'h Of December, terminated At 1880 to-
day. The taEy rendered . verdict OF x1lisy OF
murder In sne 1.Ht degrees Costello. after beng
troned. walked out OF the court room With II Ar
Of tndtfefeocs- On bis way to the sirtet he pro-
tested his fnnoo.nce to The crowd as4enb!ed IN
the vicinity. His COUNSEL aaked for ll,ils tine
to consider the ptoptasy OF Gi.nG o1lI OF excep-
ton1, and Were glTcn until Tuesday ne1s to DO 80.
, 1870-03-05
Tho Religions Convention mt Pitts
buFRh.

PITTSBURGH. Ntrch 4-The NATIONAL Couven.
sic0 70 secore Z religious amendment to the Coz
sItnton Of the United Ststcs closed ia session
tonight Among the Resolutions pissed are The
following: .....
R*sa1rri That tbs proposed relsiou1 amendment ct
rtshts Il conseocr Or tending IN the least
cEes Y ths Nnton Of Chnrsh aaa easa. w aas,a II
e*tabtahment and form the .t5unEeAt ssfe<uard 70
b.th the ctrA and Et1lE1oua Liberties ef ii da1ens~
.! eEen eecsesiAse hat thas It II atknn1ieaEment
o. The Deity md ersen ol the fteht of the leopss
rho betrr IN The truth RI Ch1Etx1tty - Epvctn them
se1r+s IN Chtistt1n manner
80 sses veTe - sas Il rar n1ner oG
Tate1. 10 The evening session. perr1soeot on oera
vefe eaecsod. President, Hon. Wna- SuotR;
Vice Presidents. T. r Brunot General Howard,
GoveItor AcCluiX, Of Missouri Btnho2 Hununa.
dors Professor AcllvRrne, and thirteen otheeS:
Secretaries, Raw. ". Barr aod ReT. 7. F. 3rereo.
$ou- ...-...
AMER addresses By Reya 6.oddart NcAuists1,
knd csheIV, the CONVENTION adjourned 0nnIly.
, 1870-03-05
WISCONSIN,
The Etkhorn murder Trial.

4 NC EEkUWfN VU1uEf EE1Als
EIknoKN. MR.ch k--The prosecution recalled 3
few Hlsresses. introduced somt new and 1npor-
tsnt testimony. and fested tnelr case at II O'Clock
t1amlrstion Of sheif eitlesse1 VINO ara few IA
number. They viii evail them selves Of The s:at-
oto laT ena out the pftsoper on tho stand; u Is
lnelt ofly hope. He eeemH Lot 10 realize hi4 I'M
pet d!-E darRer- The court room u ovefdo Wing,
ard the tncresse IN Tue number Of lAdie1 pteaent
lo4tny Il larger itan 3ssse3daY
, 1870-03-05
EsS NOTICES.

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papeY HAmEipgs and Wtnanta
shaaef latest styles. Pants, OILS gass hoo pr1sn
! e., at + E. Rugby ., 50 Randolph street.
, 1870-03-05
NEW HAMPSHIRE,
A Winter sojouEn In tho Cloudz-
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CoxoonD, March k--pTofesaos huntington, Ar
S.s State Ge0icglst, passed the W1nIa1 Oh tho
iunu1N Of Moose Hllocf, 5000 feet above the seA
level. Tho lowest point oi the thermome,e1 VA
twenty-five degteea below zero, belng hl2nnr than
trc average as rne base Of the uouniAtn.
Getefal BepDel has %.ttten 4 letter ataurg that
be has 10 Intention OF Nlthd1a H1nX from the
Gnb,1p2iortM cuotsA:: that the soeatttu1iou Of
CebtIal COMMITTEES without consulting hin.
Apneps Ch1pfs, father Of Rev. E. Il, CnApin, Of
NeH York, died Ia this city lAat night
, 1870-03-05

contain coe folio paxe Of hull length faahlon
Modeis, one folded papH pattern. and nunefDes
eforteS. poems. current lite1atT0. and oxteodea
no;iens 81 Ealseru and importes fashions. Adapted
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