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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-02-15

MAKE MONEY fast and honorably, by at once applying
for territorial right, (which given free agents
to sell the BEST strongest most useful and rapid selling
Sewing Machine, and Patent Button Hole Worker ever
used recommended by families, buy for your
own use it is only IS. Sent free everywhere by ex-
press. Address for particulars, A. Galley. Supt.,
Oct S5.-enns : -
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re- The patriotic, liberal-handed, generous
hearted people of Philadelphia are doing big
work towards raising funds for the erection of
monument to the memory of Gen Geo. G.
Meade on the Gettysburg battle ground Let the
American people commemorate the heroic deeds
of her gallant sons in everlasting marble, then
coming generations will grow up with a rever-
ence and devotion for the American Republic.
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Nss> The testimony in the Credit Mobilier
investigation has been closed. Vice President
Coliax appeared and faced Mr. Ames with his
memorandum book, and again denied the
charges made against him, reiterating his former
statements and showing by outside parties
where he obtained the 81 200 Mr. Ames alleged
he received from him and deposited in bank
few days afterwards. He emphatically de-
MED the receipt of the check marked as. c."
We have always preferred to believe Mr..
Colfax to Mr.. Ames in this matter. The com
mittee will soon make its report to the House
upon the subject and thus end an expensive in
vestigation that has benefited nobody.
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PUBLIC SALE
80 ACRES OF LAND IN THE 18TH DIST.

SO ACRES OF LAND IN THE 18TH DIST.
TNHE undersigned will sell at public sale, on
Il the premises, situated about u miles from
Baltimore and within one mile of the l3-mile
switch, Phila. & Wilmington Railroad, on
Thursday, February 2Oh, 1873,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
His farm, containing 90 Acres, 2 Roods and s
,rzA. Perches, adjoining the lands of Mrs. 80,
E. Howell, j. c. Hughes and Richard $3.50
GI& Seabrook, and is improved by good rs
wo-story Frame Dwelling and necessary out
buildings. Thirty acres of the land is cleared
and admirably adapted to market gardening,
the balance in wood. There is also on the
property fine apple orchard and an album
dance Of other fruits. The location is good and
convenient to churches, schools, &c.
The above property will lie offered at private
sale until the date above named, and if not
sold previously, will on that day be sold at
public sale.
Terms made known on day of sale Apply
to either DAVID CARBACKi
on the premises,
or to N NJ. BRIAN, Auctioneer.
Eah 9mS
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-02-15
PUBLIC SALE
PERS NAL PROPERTY.

PERSO NAL ROPERTY.
'i'IIE undersigned having rented his farm,
i will sell at public sale on the premises,
near Cockeysvlle, on
Thursday, February 9TH, 1873,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ
The following personal property, to wit:
LII y Mare, suitable for heavy N9stl
one St. Lawrence Colt, 3 years old; one Colt,
two year old eight Cows, most of which will
calve soon twenty Shoats.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
consisting offve wagons, twdthree= horse Mood
cock Ploughs, four two-horse Ploughs, six
shovel Ploughs, four Davis Drags, two Cultiva-
tors, two heavy Harrows, one three-horse
Cultivator, one Roller, two Grain Drills one
Buckeye Mower and Reaper Combined one
williams" Mower, one Johnson's Self Raking
Reaper, one Spring Tooth Horse Rake, one
Davis Thrasher, one Hay Carriage, one large
farm Bed, two stone Beds, twelve sets of Wagon
Harness, eight sets of Plough Harness, lot of
Forks, four Shovels, lot ofLog Chains lot of old
Iron, twelve Cow Halters, about two hundred
barrels of Corn, lot of Wheat Straw, also lot
OF Fodder, and large collection of other arti-
cles not necessary to name.
Terms OF Sale.-All sums of $40 ard under
cash; on all sums over that amount credit of
seven months will be given, without interest
If promptly paid when due, if not, interest from
day of sale, purchasers giving notes with ap
proved security.
SAMUEL w. WORTHINGTON.
VIM. DUNCAN, Auctioneer.
Feb. SIS
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@s> The Annapolis Advertiser pays a high
tribute to the legal ability of the gentlemen en-
gagged in the Wharton trial, as follows
at is due 10 the able counsel on either side TO
say that the public has been most favorably i'm
pressed with the professional standard of this
trial. elevated throughout and maintained with
a force, thoreughness and graceful eloquence wor-
thy of the school of Luthur Martin, Writ, Pink
ney, Mcmahon and Alexander 1t may not be
invidious in this connection to say that the An
napolis Bar has been represented in this contest
with credit and distinction to which we can
only allude as rejecting no little glory on the as
sociations of a forum which can put forward such
men as they"
1t also states that it is generally understood
that the case will never be tried again. People
are we'll convinced of the guilt or innocence Of
the distinguished criminal, and that those having
the responsibility of the prosecution have done
their duty in the trial
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
HORSES, MULES, COWS, FARMING IM-
PIGMENTS, &C, &c.

n I'LL Hdti1S CHdBScu MS DUST
i ness, will sell at public sale at his resi-
dence, on the Joppa Road, II miles west oi
TowsOntown, and near Riders Switch,
on Wednesday,, Fe5rua,y 1914. 1873,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
The following Personal Property, &c, viz:
q fine work Horse, / Mare, -
IN pair young Mules, ia
.AL0. milch Cows, nearly full Al-@aAmG.
derney; l four horse broad-tread Wagon,
narrow-tread do, Stone Bed, l Wagon Bed,
one horse Express Wagon, l top-buggy, with
Pole and Shafts; Sleigh, Flows, two and three
horse; Harrows, Cultfvators, Shovel Flows.
Drags, l Grain Fan, 2 Grind Stones, Shovels.
Rakes, Hoes, Breechbands, Lead and Plow Har-
ness, l set Single Buggy Harness, &C., &C.
Also, about so barrels of Corn, Corn Fodder
and Husks, &c Also, large lot of Poultry.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of $50 and I'M
der, Cash; on all sums over that amount q
credit of six months, purchasers giving notes
with approved security, payable at the Chesa
peake Bank of Baltimore, and bearing interest,"
from day of sale. A discount of 5 per cent. VIII
be allowed for cash.
WILLIAM C. WOODS,
5. G, WILSON, Auctioneer.
Feb. S.-2w.
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Ess~ The testimony in the Platter case, at
Cambridge, Dorchester county, has closed on
both sides, and the arguments of the counsel
made. AT the time we go TO press the case is
in the hands Of the Jury, whose verdict will
doubtless be delivered before the readers of
the Dsioa see this statement. The evidence
developed facts that are very disreputabe to
our civilization.
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PUBLIC SALE
STOCK, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &C. .

STOCK, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &C.
TENIIE undersigned being about to relinquish
Il farming, will sell at public sale at his res
thence on the Western Run Turnpike. about
half mile above Thomas II. Matthews VIII
low Mill,
on Thursday, March 9Th, 1873,
at ] o'clock P. NJ,
The following Personal Property, viz:
q 3 Horses, one a very fine RI 7sg-y--ra
LIN ding animal, Norman @y54AN
A(O stock l 2-year-old Colt, 10y,
Head OF Cows or Of them will soon be fresh
| four horse broad tread Wagon, l two horse
do, narrow tread Wagon, 2 Hay Carriages,
nearly new l Stone Bed, Lime Bed, two
horse Family Carriage, Grain Fan, Plows,
Harrows, Cultivators, Double and Single Shov-
ell Flows, Spring-Tooth Horse Rake, Forks,
Rakes, Shovels, Hoes, 2 sets of Breechbands,
set of Lead Harness, Plow Harness, / set Of
Double Carriage Harness, and a variety of
other articles.
TERMS OF SALE.-Al sums of $40 and I'M
der, Cash on all sums over that amount
credit of nine months, purchasers giving notes
with approved security, without interest ifpaid
when due, otherwise interest from day Of sale.
THOMAS INGHAM.
VIM. DUNCAN, Auctioneer.
Feb, lj,-tS.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
81 ACRES OF LAND, NEAR REFS
TERSTOWN, 4TH DISTRICT.

vi u UnueTsIgneu VIII OIIef at puDIIc Sale at
Il Heitchew's Hotel, in Reisterstown, on
Saturday, LIST day Of March, 1873,
at 2 o'clock, 2. NJ.
A Tract Of Land containing
Se "a ACRES, 4aa
more or less, situated in the 4th Sassa
Teleetion district of Baltimore coun- IS
ty, at the head of Worthington Valley about
one mile east of Reisterstown Station, w. NJ.
r. R., being part of the estate of the late Abra-
ham Croft. About one-fourth Of this tract is
in Timber, balance cleared.
Also, at the same time
TWO QUARRY LOTS,
lying contiguous to the above described prop
erty, containing together about ACRES.
no Terms made known on day of sale.
FRANCIS B. GROFF
E. BERGMAN, Auetioneer.
Feb. 15.-ts.
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Farm Near Railroad.

Farm Near Railroad.
90 ACRES GOOD LAND, less than mile
OCtrom Timber Grove Station on Western
maryland railroad, l2acres in timber, balance
in good state ofcultivation; comfortable Dwell
ling, Switzer Barn and all necessary out houses:
Orchard of acres choice fruit, good vegetable
garden, excellent pump and spring water. and
a large stream runs through the property.
For sale by HENRY w. COOKE,
Law Buildings st. Paul St.,
Sep. 4.-tf. Baltimore.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE INsURANcE)
COMPANY IN BALTIMORE COUNTY, MD,
February, 18th, 1873.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Annual
IN Meeting of the Members of the Company
will be held on
Monday, the 81 Of March, 1873,
between II ard 2 o'clock, P. NJ,
at the Secretary's Office, No. 81 NORTH CAL
VERT ST, Baltimore, for the purpose of elect
ing THIRTEEN DIRECTORS for the ensuing
year FRANCIS SHRIVER,
Feb. l5.-2t. Secretary.
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FOR. RENT

HAMPTON MILL, situated three miles
IL from Towsontown, near the Dulaney s
Valley turnpike. Apply to
JOHN RIDGELY of H.,
Towsontown, Baltimore CO., Md.
Ian 95-lf
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-02-15

re" The ne@ national loan is taken with
unparalleled rapidity in America and in Eu
rope. The bonds are selling so well in the market
that Secretary Boutwell, has determined to call
in SlOO,OOO,OOO of the five twenty bonds i'm
mcdiatcy. This looks cheerful. We are calling
in bonds that pay 7-3O per cent. and selling
those thatpay only five per cent. This is great
saving and speaks well for American iinancier-
inO
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-02-15

BEAUTIFUL CATALoG UEs. The combined Cata-
logues of Seeds and Plants for 1873, of Peter
Henderson 4 Co., IS Cortlandt St., New York,
is just received-numbers LIS pages is beaut-
fully Illustrated. and in addition, contains
colored plate of the new Fountain Plant and
also handsome Autograph of group of new
Fuchias. These catalogues are mailed to all
applicants by Peter Henderson & Co., on re-
cept of 25 cents. To their customers of last
year they are sent without charge, and to all
purchasers of their books, Gardening for Pro.
ft and practical Horticulture" (prce 81 80
each, prepaid by MALL, they also send them
annually, free Of charge.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-02-15

Ea's- The Coolie kidnapping China
mems carried on to such considerable ex-
tent by the Peruvians that it is becoming as
great blot upon civilization as the African
slave trade. A delegation of gentlemen from
Peru has visited China for the purpose of con
fcrring with the representatives of the l'Celes-
tials upon the subject They wish TO enter
into some agreement or treaty for the purpose
of managing the emigration OF Cinnamon to
Peru, that shall operate as preventive of the
dlsSracclul prosecution OF the Coolie trade
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re-" Exchanges tell Us that great foods oc-
eur on given rivers at regular intervals of
seventeen or eighteen years. According to OBJ
seryation this seems to be the rule for the Ohio
and the Susquchsnna. If there be anything
reliable in this, the Signal Service should be
able to throw new light upon the subject and
predict the probable occurrence of floods in
given loealitics, This would frequently save
human life and thedistrgctiqp ofmuGh property,
il it could be rendered practical.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-02-15
PUBLIC SALE
OF
HORSES, MULES, COWS. HOGS, FARMING
IMPLEMENTS. &C.

TINE undersigned being about 70 rclinquish
Il farming will sell at public sale, on the
farm oF Charles T. Cockey, "Setter Hill,' one
mile from Pikesvlle, on
Thursday, February 27th, 1873,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
TIE FOLLOWING PERSONAL PROP
The Opelousas courier., 1873-01-04

L EMIGRATION ALLEMANDE,

| II resulte de lettres de source otiicelle
reeues d'Aliemagne que les measures
prlses par Ie gouvernement de Berlin
pour entraver l'emigration resteront pro,
bablement sans etfet. Les fermiers ct
les artisans qul sont decides a gutter
leur pays ne Sc Iassent pas arreter par
les entraves que leur suscitent les auto
rites prnssEennes. Advertisement des
prix de transport ct de passage, par ordre
du gouvernement, ne decourage pas les
immigrants: il nest un obstacle serieux
que pour les plus pauves d'entre eux.
Dams lie hut de combattre plus sure
ment Intervention du gouyernemcnt
pFussien, on Went d'organiser Ell ALE.
magne une Societe de co!onisaton eui
Sc propose d'encourager, dune ma Mere
systema'lque, l'emjgration vers les
Etats- Unis. Cette societe choisira de
preference les agricuteurs ct les artisans
qui disposent dun capital de 500 thalers
au minimum. Ellie fait distribuer des
c'rcu!aIres dams I'empire allemand, ct
ellie etabIlt en- ce moment des agences
dams les principaIes viI|es.
La correspondence de Washington i
Iaque!Ie nous empruntons ces renseigne-
ments aJoute ce qui suit:
"L'augmentation du prix des subsis-
tances en- Alemagne, augmentation qni
n est pas accompagnee dune hausse pro-
portionnee des salaries, provoque un ma
laise general dams le pays. Tout indi-
que que remigration va prendre des pro.
portions tout a fait inusitees, quoique
puisse faire les autorites pour sly oppo.
ser. LIE gouvernement prussien sur.
vel''e de tres pres la nouvele societe de
colonlsation. II ne cache pas son desir
d d'entraver une propaganda qui menace
d'enlever l'AlIemagne un nombre con.
siderable de ses hommes yalides. ST fe !
depart des colons recrutes par la societe |
etalt arreie par lie gouverne ment de /
Berlin, on n'hesiterait pas a solicitor
Intervention diplomatique des Etats.
Ons en- faveur des emigrants.
The Opelousas courier., 1873-01-04

AFFREUx AccIDENT.-Nous appre-
mons par une lettre du Bas de Terre-
bonne qu'un mallleureux jeune homme,
nomme James Roddy, employe CONNIE
lngenieur d la sucrerie de NJ. j. M. San
ders, etc la victime dun terrible acci-
dent, la mutt du l3 de ce mois. M. Rod.
dy etait occupe CONNIE d'habitude au-
tour du moulin, ct sans que Pom sache
comment, il Sc trouva soudainement
pris dams Pengrenage de la grande
roue. Aux cris de l'infortune, un as
sistant accourut ct ferma la soupape,
mais il etait trop tard, lie pauvre homme
n'etaIt plus qu'une masse informe. II
ialsse une femme ct un jeune enfant.
Sacrier de la Louisiana,
The Opelousas courier., 1873-01-04

ACCIDENT DEsAsTREUX DAMS UNE E
elise -Williamsport, PEN
sHlvanie, 26 Dec.-Un terrible desas-
tire eu lieu lei dams la mutt de Noel, d
l'eglise Baptiste, pendant une c6rtmo
ME de Circumstance. LIE plancher de III
sale superieure OIL etaient r6unies en-
viron 300 personnes s'est Gcroule, ct
cette masse de gems etc precipitee
dams Ia sale inferieure. Des scenes de
d6solation ont ell lieu. Plusieurs fois
les d6combres ont pris feu ct plusieurs
fois les hammes ont etc eteintes. On
s'est mis- ensuite Il retirer de dessous les
ruines les morris ct les vivants. 16 per-
sonues ont etc tu6es, ct 40 on so hom-
ines ont etc blesses.
The Opelousas courier., 1873-01-04
LII YER.

Nous nous plaignons lei de la rigueur
du trold ct pourtant nous sommes sur
un lit de roses, 81 nous comparons notre
/ temperature a celle du nord des Etats.
UnIs. Voyez-vous les patrons ct com
mis- de bon nonlbre de bureauX de New
York obliges de roster ct de couchcr
dams Ieurs offices, a cause dc la tour
mente de neige? Mais ceci est Ie cote
pIaisant de lhiver; vo;ci lie cote SIMS.
tire. a New York, par suite de ces tour
mentes de neige, plus de circulation pos
slb'e ct les panyres gems ont pendant
deux jours manqu6 de pain ct de lat
Sur Ie chemin de fer de Louisville,
les passengers s'etant entasses dams un
seul char, mum de deux poeIes, atm de
mleux Sc chauffer, lie char s'est brise, les
pc eIes cubutes ont mis- le feu aux deux
extremites du wagon, fermant les deux
ISSUES, ct vlngt-deux des passagers ont
etc ilh6ralement calcinfs au point d'etre
meconnaissa bles
Sur lie fleuve, les habitants de Men,
phls contempent un efroyabe desastre:
lie 81, a 2 heures, a ell lieu une debacle
de glaces; les dry y,docks de la vile ONT
etc emportes, 10 barges a charbon ct s
a 6 steamboats, ont couIe bas Depuis,
lie fleuve a balsse, un nouvel engorge-
ment de gaces eu lieu a Randolph, en-
amont de Memphis, ct on s'attend une
nouvele debacle ct a de nouyeaux de-
sastres.
Dams rUtah, des avaIanches engIou-
tisseDt les trains du chemin de fer en-
fin nous ne voyons de tous cotes que ST.
niStres occasionn6s par l'intensite du
froid y Arenir.
The Opelousas courier., 1873-01-04

ENTREPRIsE GIGANTEsQUE. = Bien
des personnes ignorent peut- etre que
NJ. Charles Morgan a. deja d6pense un
million de piastres pour creuser un che
nal entire la Baie Berwick ct le colfe,
afin de faire un passage pour ses steam
ers yoyageant de Galveston a la Bale.
Qnoiqn'il ait obtenu un excellent re-
sultat en- etablissant un courant dams
ce chenal, ct Ia considerablement a.
grandi, il nest pas encore satisfait ct
continue l'ouvrage qui, une fois fni,
comptera CONNIE une des plus grandes
ameliorations enterprise par un parti-
cutler dams notre Etat Nous esp6rons
que NJ. Morgan retirerale benefiee que
son energie merite. Depuis longtemps
le gouvernement aurait du s'oceuper
de ce travail. --Sucricr de la Louisiane.
The Opelousas courier., 1873-01-04

UN HoMME GELe MORT.-Un des
iours de la semaine derniere, un affran-
chi de l8 d 90 ans, Sc trouvait en- ribotte
q Plaquemine Br1lee par un temps gla-
cial comme on Sc souviendra que nous
en- avons eu pendant pres dune semai-
ne. Son pere ayant etc averti de ce
fait, celui-ci prit un baton pour corri-
ger son fills, qui s'enfuit a toutes jambes
apapproche du vieux negre. Plus tard
ilrevint aux alentours du maga sin d'ou
il etait parti; mais il etait alors tout
trempe. On le fit entrer dams une forge
yoisine, ct on fit de nouveau prevenir
son pere. Al'arrivee dc celui-ci, il trou-
va son fills couche, grelottant dams des
vetements raids par la glace. II cons
truisit un peu de feu pres de lui, lui je-
ia quelques haillons secs sur le corps,
ets'en allait, quaN on lui fit observer
que sill ne prenait pas plus de soins que
Ga de lui, il pourrait bien geler. "C'est
mon fills, r6pondit-il, je suppose que je
dois savoir ce quej jai a faire'; ct il tourI
ma le dos, ct sen ALA chez lui a quel-
ques centaines de pas.
Quand il reEint, il trouTa son fills raj
de mort.
The Opelousas courier., 1873-01-04

fire., le petrole, lie gaz d'eclairage, sont
epars ca ct Ia sous la surface de notre
Etat, emmagasiDes pour ainsi dire dams
leurs conches primitives, ct que leurs
gisements demeures vierges jusqu'ici
mont pas encore etc visites par la main
de l'homme, ct Pom ne sera pas surpris
des efforts communs qui sont tentes
pour developer ct utiliser les ressour-
ces varlees don't notre Etat q etc 81 ge-
nereusement dote.
ConsldereZ en- outre que la saison pro-
pice aux travaux agricoles dure, en-
Louisiana, plus de dix mois, tandis
qu'elle est a peine de cinq mois sous la
latitude du New York ou du Wisconsin;
que pendant cette periodic Eagriculteur
peut Sc livrer toute espece de culture
tropicale productive; que la Louisiana,
avec ses 10000 miles de rivieres, lacs,
bayous, possede toutes les facilities ma
turelles de loccmotion ct de transport,
des facilities telles qu'aucun aatre Etas
de fUnlon ne peut rivaliser avec ellie;
qu'en outre, ellie a trois grandes Hgnes
de chemin de fer en- operation, ct deux
autres qui sont ell vote rapide de cons
truction.
Ces avantages sont tells que lon peut
s'etonnera bon droit qu'une corporation
de la nature de celle- ci matt pas etc or
ganisee depuis longtemps.
C'est done en- vue de relever la splen-
deur de PEtat, en- vue d'attacher leurs
noms a la glorieuse enterprise de rege-
neration de leur pays, que les fonda
teurs ct les actionnaires de cette COM
pagnIe ont organise, ct offrent mainte-
nant au public, IN plan, grace auquel
les lnterets moraux, commerciaux ct in
dustrlels de la Louisiana recevront une
nouvelle ct pulssante impulsion, ct par
vlendront a le reformer ct d lie regene-
rer."
Ainsi done, il est avere maintenant
qu'une puissante association Went de
Sc former, qu'elle existe, qu'elle va
fonctionner. Certes on ne pouvait choi-
Sir un moment plus opportun que lie mo-
ment actuel pour venir au secours des
planteurs; car c'est maintenant que, re-
tombes plus avantque jamais sous Penn
pire dn radicalisme, il devient de toute
necessite de SO .jeter avec courage dams
les bras de fagriculture, atin de parer
aux eoups ineVitables Gui wont nous
etre portes par cette bande d'oiseaux
rapaces Qni, de par la force des bayon-
nettes federales, Sc sont installes au
Mechanic Institutea LIE pays va avoir
beaucoup a souffrir de 'ineptie de la
plupart de nos legislateurs; les bills les
plus monstrueux wont sans doute sur
cir de cette officine bigaree; c'est done
! vous planteurs, v6ritables pionniers
lie la terre, a contrebalancer par labon-
lance de vos produits, la RUNE inevi-
able sans celia, yers laquelle lis wont
lous conduire.
Agreez, M. Iediteur, etc. L.R.