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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-06-26

CAsToRIA-Is scientific vegetable pre-
partition perfect substitute for and more
effective than Castor Oil, and is pleasant TO
take. 1t cleanses the system in a most re
markable manner; does not distress or
gripe, but operates when all other remedies
have failed IL is certain TO supersede
Pills Castor OIL Narcotic Syrups and all
other purgative and exciting medicines.
The CaStoria contains neither Minerasl,
Morphine nor Alcohol. BY its emolient,
soothing effect, ii assimilates the food and
produces natural sleep particularly adapt
ing it to crying and teething children. II
cures Stomach Ache. Wind Collie. Con
stipaiion, Flatulency. Group and kills
Worms. Make your Druggist send for it
he will always keep it, as every family must
have il. II costs but fifty cents a bottle.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-06-26

TuELAw oN SrANPs-On and after
,he lst day of October 1872, all the stamp
duties are repealed with the exception OF
the following:
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II. 7. Schcli ESQ. has commenced wori,
on his new building on Main Cross Street
We understand that this is 10 be used by
SchcH 4 Kimmel for a lani,ing room.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-06-26

No. S.-Authorizes the appropriation o
site in the capital grounds for "A monu
ment to be erected by the State Teacher
Association ITO the memory OF the chic
founders and most distinguished promoter,
of the common school system of Pennsyl
Vania -
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sIrPFRINTENnENT's WORK

Normal Schools - Seven Norma
schools were in session during the month,
The one at Somerset was under my imme
diate supervision, assisted by c. A. Snyder
Stoystown, III charge of F. Grof; Berlin
p NJ. Keifer; Dale City, w. c. Koontz
Salisbury, l.. A. Smith Ursina, |. Miller
Wellersburgh, J. ID. Baer. All of these
schools were visited by the County Super
intendent, and several days spent at each
one of them, giving instructions in the
theory and art of teaching. The schools
were largely attended by the teachers OF
the county, and the result of last winters
work shows that is was greatly to their ad-
vantage.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-06-26

Is n powerful Tonic, specially adapted for use in
Spring. when the lnngGd and dehilitatei system
needs strength AMI vitality; !: will give vsor 70
the feeble strength TO the weak, animation 10 the
detected, activity to the sluggish the weary
quiet to the nervous. and health to the imfirm
10 the medical and scientific periodicals Of London
and Paris possesses the most powerful tonic prop
critics known to Natera AIedica, and is well known
I'm its native country having wonderful gurrl-
tive qualities. and has been long used a specific
in all cases OF Impurities Of the Blood, Derange-
ment of the Liver aud Spleen, Tumors, DroT-N.
Poverty of the Blood. Debility. Weakness of the
Intes,ines Uterine or Urinary organs
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EXAMINATIONS.

Nine public examinations were held
during October, and about one hundred
and fifty applicants were examined. A
few applicants were examined privately
This gave us surplus OF teachers. Ii was
claimed that many incompetent persons
were licensed to teach. The standard
adopted was not any below that of my two
predecessors and while it is admitted that
much higher standard of qualifications
for our teachers would be very desirable
the material to he operated upon was not
sufficient TO adopt Il higher scale of work
ing. ii is the county's fault that she has
no! got better material for teachers, not the
Superintendent
Seven professional certificates were
granted, and J. III. Fritz, of Somerset, re-
ccived a permanent State Certificate
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EXECUTION ATTACHMENTS.

No. 35-Wherc execution attachments
issue from court, attaching debt, money,
stocks, or other property in the hands o
persons or corporations rs garnishees. and
where proceedings have been stayed on the
judgement. from any cause, defendant may
file bond with suutts,s. conditioned that
the defendant shall pay 10 plaintiff, on Tho
determination of the case whatever amount
shall be due liy the eaniShcc shall bc dis
charged from further liability. The causc
may be prosecuted 10 final judgement, but
the defendant and his Surctics shall be alon,
liabl, for judgement and costs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-06-26

4 PARTY of gentlemen have purchased
'hc ground from The corner OF the alley on
which the house lately occupied by Mrs.
JAS 3. Trcdwcll stood. clear through 10
lhr front street. with l3 feet additional IN
depth from Mr.. Josiah piscl. We under
stand they intend putting upa row Of hand
some two story brick business houses and
offices Col. Joseph CUmmins Las Ent get
consented To Join the company. hu hopes
aru cu ucItained iiai he vii.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-06-26

BEST quality Of sugars by lb. cwt, or
barren cocap for cash at the The Live Gro
cery in the basement ofthe residence Of W.
J. Baer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-06-26

WE are able 10 crafty our readers by
furnishing fIll tabular statement of onr
recent primary election.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-06-26

When the Devil was well, devil monk was he
ABIRA.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-06-26
TIE iCUERS.

OF the two hundred and ten teachers
employed in the county, one hundred and
seventy were males and forty females
Among this number are to be found some
Hrc, sside-dwdke men and women, who are
not willing TO follow in the same routine
year after year, without a desire for i'm
provcmcnt. But We have a large number
oil teachers who are too negligent and in
different to teach with that degree of sue
cess which should characterize the true
teacher, success with them is impossible
Truly, our schools would be better closed
than open with such teachers. In theory,
the above position is certainly correct, but
in practice is is hardly possible. The only
way TO get rid Of the evil is for boards OF
directors to pay well for good teachers and
discard at once all bad ones, am fully
convinced of the flct, that we are paying too
much money for bad teaching, and not
enough for good.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-06-26

MICHAEL MuoRE charged with the mur.
der ofhis wife was convicted of murder in
the first degree at Ebensburg on Tuesday
Of last week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-06-26

MONT some Of the gentlemen who are
coni,mn plating building large houses on the
liamunj. consider the feasibility of erecting
q ar-. public hall i cau he made opav.
i Wi. readily rent for entertainment, At
from : 10 To Slja might. II can be made
Iava handsome interest on the investment.
and sccu. . uhc whole community many
% nights enjoyment. Oar town is large
and liberal enough TO support an occasion
.lIiy lecture AZ least.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-06-26
COUNTY INSTITUTES.

The Somerset County Teacher Institute
convened, December 26th, 1871, and CON
tinued in session five days. Prof c. L.
Ehrenfeld, Principal Of the California
State Normal College was present on Tues
day and delivered very able address in
the evening. Rev. Joseph Waugh, Prin-
cipal IIollidaysburg Seminary was present
on Wednesday and lectured in the evening
Miss Rose A. McClary, elocutionist, was
in attendance during the entire week and
gave instructions in reading and elocution
On Thursday evening she gave an enter
tainment of select reading. which was
highly appreciated. On Friday afternoon
we had with us Hon. j. p Wickersham,
State Superintendent Of Common Schools
and in the evening he delivered an inter
esting and instructive address to very
large audience. Able reports were offered
by c. 4. Snyder, p NJ Fisher, W. c.
koontZ and others. Essays were read by
Misses Rose Huston and Ella d. Liv-
cngOOd.
The Institute was attended by about one
hundred and thirty teachers. All seemed
to he well pleased, and it is to be hoped
benefited. Itwas pronounced by the Som
erset Herald 10 be decidedly the best In
stitute ever held in the county
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EJEcTNENT SUITS.

No. 22.-That whenever, in any action
of ejectment, non-suit or judgment for
defendant shall be had. The defendant may
enter rule upon plaintiff to show cause
why he should not bring second action
within one wear from the determination of
the rule and if no good cause for delay be
shown, the rule shall be made absolute !;
and upon the expiration of the year the
plaintiff shall be deharrcd from bringing
any further action upon the same title.
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Rcpor; OF Superintendent: y. l.. pugs
tor the school Year i.Edin. oa thu
First day Of Jucc- 1872.
SCHOOL D!sTE-CTs.

aa''r'i- - ast' -
4 ncw school district has been formed in
the borough Of Ursina The newly elected
board have organized. and are making the
proper effort 20 have good schools. \ new
building j. needed We now have twenty
nine school districts and one hundred and
ninc,y-sevcn school houses.
SCHOOL HOUSES.
Eleven new school houses have bccn
built during the year; four in Brothersyai-
lev. two in Conemaugh, one in Greenyillc,
one in Jenner, one in Somerset, one in Sto-
nvcreek and one in Upper Tur.eyioot. All
of these buildings are crcdiial!e structures,
but Brothersvalcy and Stonycreck have
the best houses. The greatest objection to
these as well as to all the school houses oi
the county, is their location. There seems
to have Teen a want Of Judgment among
school Directors in procuring sites Tor our
school houses, and Il lack of taste in fitting
up the grounds properly Boards Of Di-
rectorS should procure Al least one acre OF
ground, have il neatly fenced and plant
trees and shrubbcry.
There is still q numhc. Of huis and how
els in some districts unworthy the name OF
school houses. and unit as g place for edu-
eating boys and girls in this enlightened
age.
SCHOOL DIRECTORS.
There is a wan! of interest and lack OF
zeal among a large majority of The school
officers Of the county. Men are elected 10
fill the Office of school director, who are ig-
norani, and opposed TO education; Others
use their official position 20 promote their
individual interests, and thus defeat the
best interests Of our schools. The report
books show that few official visits are made
and the loose manner in which the business
of large number Of the boards is conduct
cd. convinces me that there should be a
change in the school law Of our State in
regard 10 our school officers. Let there be
three men selected for each district, TO
transact the school business, and let them
be compensated for their labor. Is our
State too poor TO pay men for their labor, or
is the cause unworthy Of hire! Let us get
rid of the cry. "ii does not pay TO I've school
directors :" II, rs Burke saws, education
is cheap defence, surely our State seems
determined 20 keep il So judging from her
ib6raIty towards her school officers.
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NOTICE

Estate Of Christian Luiy. late Of Jenner towtship.
Somerset county. deceased:
Letters tcstamentary on the above estate having
been granted the undersigned by the pgeper aaih-
ority notice Il hereby given 20 those Indebted lo e
to make immediate payment. ana tacse having
claims against Il, 20 present them. duly auihcnti-
Gated FOR settlement 60 the undersigned at the late,
residence Of said deed sstarlay July 18th ISL
GEORGE LUDY.
GEORGE w. MILLER
NOAH GOHN.
iee Executors.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-06-26

As we were not sufferers hy the fire. We
can offer a large and better stock Of dres-
foods &c, to the public than any other
tii7u in town. {. & G.. HOLDEREAUN.
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GRADED SCHOOLS.

There are but six graded schools in The
county. Of these, Somerset employs sin
teachers, Berlin three, Dale City three
Stoystown two, Salisbury two and Wcllers
burg two. The following towns and vii
lagos are badly in need of graded schools
Shanksville, Jcnner Y Roads, Lavansville,
Friedensburg and Ursina. The vii
lagos of New Centreville and Gebharts
burg should combine and form a graded
school. The advantages of having graded
schools in the above places will be readily
seen by those versed in school affairs. \
law passed, requiring boards of directors
to establish graded schools in villages and
thickly settled districts, where the number
of scholars exceed fifty, would prevent
school boards from crowding eighty TO one
hundred pupils in small room, TO be
taught by one teacher.
There is a lack of system, too, in our
graded schools. The grada;ion is very i'm
perfect This is owing TO the frequent
change of teachers This frequent change
of teachers is great hurt 10 our schools
i would urge upon boards of'directors the
important consideration of employing a
teacher for at least three successive years,
where he gives satisfaction. Let teachers
understand that they are to be employed
for several years in the same school, with,
perhaps, an increase of salary, and it will
be quite an incentive, and will secure bet
ter teaching
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-06-26

1 LITTLE daughter of our ncighbor
Capt. Evans. swallowed a pin last sabbath.
She had several IN her mouth, when one
Slipped down her throat Putting pins in
the mouth l. a common. though very rep
rchcu>iblc pm,iicc. among females. Ii Is
Ike building fire with kerosene, ,-bijding
for 900 early coilin.-Bedr0rd GH-sttt-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-06-26
WESTERN HOUSE OF REFUGE.

No 16.-Declarcs the present site of the
House of Refuge for Western Pennsylya-
MIA unsuitable as il has been incorporated
within the limits of Allegheny city, and
dwellings and manufactures are crowding
around il and authorizes the managers to
sell the buildings and grounds, and invest
the proceeds in the real estate and build
ings more suitable 10 such an institution,
in some point in Western Pennsylvania,
not exceeding fifty miles from Pittsburgh (;
also. to change the name Of the Pcnnsylya-
mia Reform School.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-06-26

DEDICAT!oN-Thc new Evan. Luther
.an Church. called Mt. Zion. situated four
miles Northward ofJcnncrioWn, in Jenncr
.rp.. Somerset 90. Pa, VIII be dedicated,
mo preventing Providence, on Sabbath the
:iu;h OF june inst. at 10 O'Clock \ VI.
.NeigEhoring Ministers are invited TO az
-irnI REN d STIEET- pn-tnr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-06-26

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-Thc un-
IA dersigned assignecs Of Ephraim Kre2ar viii
expose at public sale in the borough of Ursina.
Somerset county, Pa, on Friday. the 10th day OF
JULY at o'clock, the following valuable real es-
tate viz: 4 tavern stand known as the Sycamore
House, in said borough. The house i three stories
high built for hotel the ground Is feet front aud
IJ eet deep, together with fine lot of beds and
bedding and dishes. Also two story house and
lot of ground In said borough pleasantly situatad
and in good condition. Terms made known on day
OF sale FRED. kREAGER
DIETRICH kREAGER.
june 20 Assignees Of i. kreager.
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+, "a was stated in both the Heroid and the
,'..''Serat that the first substantial aid re-
el'cd ior the benefit Of the Somerscf'snfIer-
Was Was irom the firm Of Moselv Ne,yrer
4 Do'' oi Philadelphia. We have since
@'iiel ~. ''iat thls was mistake, and that
- ,llizenS Of Johnstown. were the very
e. - "iIer and 10 our suffering pcople.
e. a., ~, ~ 'ls list Of contributors. Nc ind
Zoo" "o-ii,islo~n. ~, only receives credit. for
fgitb s,Sea Sahbria county is credited
| Eobns,oT,9,,O 49, THIS thls also Is a great mistake.
the fund, alone. ''-''' - 'e's' S'Vo
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PREFERRED STOCK

No. 2S-Authorizes any company incor-
poratcd under any general law. with con
sent of "A majority, in interest Of its stock
holders, TO issue preferred stock not exceed
ing one-half the capital stock-,he holders
Of which preferred stock shall be entitled
to such dividends not exceeding twelve per
cent, as the directors may prescribe, paya-
bic out ofthe net earnings, and the holders
OF such preferred stock shall not De liable
for the delfs of the cnmnanY.
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Somerset Academy and y formal school
PmNurAl. MISS \ ". MACBETH

This Institution viii be reopcned for q
term Of 10 weeks. Tuesday July 9Th 1872.
ETuijion Sl0O0-MCsicand Languages cN
.trl Particular attention paid 90 those de-
string Normal instruction.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-06-26

ORDINANCE GF SONERSET BOROUGH.
SEXTON -. Thai ibe VaycUcn.s Cd all the pub
lie streets oi sail borough except Main Street
shall be rut down ten feet wide 90 be constructed
in the manner aud q the materials directed IN
See. IL q the ordinances of said borough except
in eases where special authority is given bv tie
Burgess and Town C,uucl of said borough 10
make them otherwise.
l.. {. COLE0RN, y. J. tbLBDI.N.
Secretary. Burgess.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-06-26
DISTRICT INSTITUTES.

Despite my effort TO re-establish District
Institutes, | only succeeded in three dis
tricts, namely. Somerset, Milford, Salisbury
and Elklick, and some of these were poor
ly conducted. II is greatly 20 he regretted
that teachers and school directors will not
avail themselves Of these valuable auxil-
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Ii is proper in this connection 10 state
that all the official documents of the Co
Superintendent, the Institute property, to.
ccther with memorandum books and MANY
valuable notes for this report were destroy
ed in the late fire at Somerset. on Nav 9th
The school documents of Somerset bor.
Ough and Somerset district were alsc
burned.
In concluding this report, will take oc
casion to say. that | have always had q
lively interest in TIE public schools of our
county. An experience of ten wears as d
practical teacher, trust, enabled me &c
discharge my official duties in such man
ncr rs to advance the best interests of our
common school system Nothing was said
or done TO impede the progress or mar the
workings of our common schools. and
shall always carr, with me the proud salts
faction Of having been an honest public
servant.
The many acts Of kindness and courtesy
received from my fellow citizens while dis.
charging my official duties, place me un.
der renewed obligations To them.
J. l.. PUGH.
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I
June ID Secretary.
CT 4 L T. NJ ENT OF SETTLE
~ MENT of the Supervisors of Jenner township
or the year ending April sth, ls72:--
Amt of roal tax levied. John Maurcr. ! Sa4 %
Michael BetZ. 32I VI
= Joseph Berkey. 5,5 81
Jesse Witt. so So
sl76s "a
Amt tax exp'd, John Maurer, 5 e5S 50
:. Michael Betz 5li 20
:" Joseph Berkey, Is -
Jesse Witt, 572 S 1858 81
Balance due township for the year -, IS .
JOSIAH MILLER
". w. MAURER,
Attest B :. FLICK,
T. T. EARL, TIP. Clerk. iele Tp. Auditors
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-06-26

FAMILY GEuCEEY.-Cocb and Becriis Of
! he Feed Slorc. have opened out in the new
',lli''lNS on huEus corner on Maine Cross
o'Iy'' also occupied by II. C. Bccri;s' shoe
ore IN addition 70 -four grain and mill
i''.+ 'hey have, lull assortment of gro-
'erics. provisions, to5accos Ec.. fresh from
ne cily, at reasonable prices. Evcryboay
.clil and see for yourselves
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-06-26

When the hcoi rushes with rocket-like violence
10 the head causing hot finishes. vertigo AMI dim
ness of sight |, H. certain sigu that mill. saiu-
brions eo1in. and equalizin. laxative is rSSuired.
AMI TARrANT's EFFERvEsCENT SETTER AFERI-
ENr sh0ui he at once rcs,Tie,l to.
SOLD Iil ALI. DRUGGISTS.
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EDUCATIONAL MEETINGS.

\ few educational meetings were held
throughout the county, and these were
poorly attended. Our citizens have yet to
be schooled in this direction. They have
not yet learned the importance of assem-
bling 10 hear popular education discussed
This is an important matter. Public sent
ment needs TO be enlightened and this
can only be done by educational meetings.
To accomplish the above work, | spent
about POO official days, wrote 300 official
letters, and Travelled about 1000 miles.
approved and forwarded to the School De
partment 20 annual reports and made II
monthly reports.
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Gciser Separator
All Kinds Repairs os, IEard.

No trouble TO explain thc practical workings of
any Of our machines Cr 20 give as references Ale
most thorough farmers in the county,
All machines sold hy u are warranted gnd cs-
cry machine guaranteed &C. give satisfaction
Persons wishing O. buy viii please clII ouor sd
dress as above.
march ~. BOGE2 $ F0ENEY.
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me LIoHT RUNNTSc DoNlSrtc SEW
iNG MAcHINF.-The easiest 10 sell the
lsii'c,i 10 run, has no cams or cons. makes
no NOSE all moYeablc PARIS nsade Of har.
|uther kind ~
NNpeIlehced agents wanted where none
are already established. r. w. S,eadmgn
e %, General Agents, No. 90 sixth
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ORPHANS COURT SALE

ORPHANS COURT SALE
Bv virtue Of an order issued out Of the Or
ph5us Court of Somerset county. Pa and To me
directed. there viii be exposed 10 public sale on
the premises In Milford township. ON Saturday.
the I3 day of July, l,72. the following real es-
tate late tie property Of Margaret Long. deceas-
ed viz: \ tract of lani situated in said township.
containing 153 acres. adjoining land of Abram c..
Walker Jonas Teruw. Jacob l. n Her. Joseph
Shultz and others; about 50 acres cleared. 10 of
which are in meadow: there Is twO-st0ry frame
dwelling house 4 log barn AMI other outbuildings
on the premises.
TERMS-Eiyhtcen hundred dollars To he paid on
coufrina; ion ut sale and the balance in two equal
annual payment withou. interest 70 be secured by
Judgment: 10 per cent Of the Il 500 TO be paid Is
soon AZ the property is Knocked down. Sale 10
commence a. 10 o'clock q. IN. Of sail day
AARON WILL.
Iune 10. Administrator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09

WHITE STAR LINE.
NgW-YORK CORK AND LIVERPOOL
NEW AND FJLLPOWERED STEAMSHIPS
TIE LARGEST IN THE WORLD
OCEANIC BALTIC; GERMANY ADhiA ny. ~ vito
49, 600 tnps burlen-300 b. .. eacn. -,.,
Sailing New-iofk SATURDAYS from Lfsfp0Oi oo inS'
DAYs snd Corr H,rtor tho daT iolorirs ,
ADRTAIlC SATI RDAi September a. atJ;W o. N
BALTIC. SATURDAY, September II al e;JD a. IA
ATLANTIC SATURDAY. September 1d at2;lO p n
Prom the white star DoeE Pav0ua Ferry, !ersey CIV
PASSENGER all elassesl uanIsed combining
SAFETY SPEED. AND COMFORT
and bathrooms nihp see
ton least ieL Surgeons aad He"AIlss Aee'"p
tlese r,... III
RATRs-saoou $50 got sesge, $50 eurreney Those nlh
Old Coun. eau NO" oltAn s'eefase
prepaid certificates, 90, currency - n, ~.
booked 20 lfon az lafs o AhsIea fA nA0s
yorNay Sweden, India. Australia, China, &c
Drans frou 3l upward .-. -. -. -.
md other inioImaon sp AZ We tcHpaY
ogses No ~ BresdwaF NeN-forL j. ID. hFAhks AsenL