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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-02-20
Cross Hill Notes.

The following were elected as Coun-
Gil or our Town for the ensuing yea
on the 18th inst.
Intendent-John G. Williams. War
dens-W. NJ. Miller, p. III. Madden, M.
Il. Simpson, w. Il. Austin. With the
exception of w. Il. Austin, who fills
the place of p. b. Smith, who has re-
moved from town, all the above are
reelected, and the citizens approve
and endorse what they have done by
e~ntrusting them with the control Of
u town for another year. Mr.. w.
&. Winters is IN efficient police, and
under the direction of the council is
doing some very necessary and useful
work on our streets in the way of MAX
ing sidewalks and planting shade trees.
Our town is beautiful for location and
only needs some work intelligently ap-
piled to make it q very handsome place.
Mrs. j. III. Hill has returned to Vir-
ginia after q pleasant visit to relatives
and friends in our community.
Gillian Davenport and Willie Fuller
have gone to Clemson College.
We are informed that the Baptist
Church at this place has secured the
services of Rev. Jas Martin for the en-
suing year.
Capt. NJ. S. Boyce after q long and
painful illness is reported to be on the
way to health again. We are glad to
state that the Captain will be spared
to us for IL time longer.
If you could see the car loads of
goods, guano and plantation. supplies
that are daily arriving in our town you
would agree with us thai Cross Hill is
on u boom and although we are now
about third in the county, we bid fair
soon to be among the first.
SCRIBE.
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sioo Reward. 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there isat least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all it's stages. and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catafrh Cure
is the only positive cure known to the
medical Fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease requires a ON
stitutional Treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally. acting d.
rectly on the blood and mucous sur
faces of ths system, thereby destroying
the foundation of the disease, and Civ.
ing the patient strength by building up
the constitution and assisting nature
in doing its work. The proprietors
have so much faith in its curative
powers, thstthey offer One Hundred
Dollars fori any case that 1t fails to
cure. Sender list of testimonials.
Address, f. j. CHENEY &Co.,
tSSpSold by Druggists, 75c.
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Death of Mrs. Eichrlbergcr.

Mrs. Lconora Eichclbergcr, wife of
Maj. j. A. Ei~chclbcrger died on the
Twelfth instant at the age of sevcty five.
Two sons, Mr. Andrew Eichclbergcr OF
Laurens and Mr.John Eichclbergcr. liv-
ing q few miles out of town and daugh-
ter Mrs. Kate Nickel wife of the Rev.
Robert Nickel of Mobile Ala, be-
sides the aged husband survive her.
Mrs. Eichelbcrgcr was until after
the war Il resident Of the town of Lau-
ems and still has many old friends here
who remember her for her kindness OF
manner and never failing hospitality
She was buried in the city cemetery
on Tuesday afternoon.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF IAURENS.

Under Il power Of sale contained in u
Mortgage made by a. l.. Balcntine to
Agncw 81 Mattison on February 9th,
1856, duly recorded in Book No. Z,
Page 5ll, II. NJ. G. Onicc, for said
County, and also under power of sale
contained in a mortgage from a. L..
~l5alcntinc to Hewlett Sullivan, dated
March 10th, 1883, which was recorded
in Il. Nj. G. Office for said County, in
Book No. 8. Page G0i. Said mortgages
and the notes secured by them having
been duly assigned to me.
will sell at public auction, before
the Court House, in Laurens, S. c., on
Monday, the 9Th day of March, 1891, at
II M, for cash, all that tract of land,
bounded by lands of G.. w. Davis, A.
Huff, j.. IL. Allen and Saluda River,
containing One Hundred and SiXty-ivc
llG3l Acres, o or less. Default hav-
ing been made in the payment of the
mortgage debts, said sale is for pur-
pose of foreclosing tho Mortgages.
b. M. MCGEE,
Assignee.
Feb. II, 1S9I-3t.
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LanfOrd Locals.

Farmers arc very much set back at
present OF account of SO much rain.
Our school is in Il very %tlourishing
condition now, taught by Mr.. W.. f..
Hunter of High Point, assisted by Miss
Alma Lanford of this place. Lanford
we think al boast of as good IL school
as any little town in the county-from
sixty to seventy or roll, and still they
come.
The health of the community is very
good with the exception of Mr.. O. u.
Moore, whom we have so frequently
mentioned as being quitc'ill, is still no
bettcr. Also Mr.. Walter Mcdaniel is
quite i'll and has been for some time.
Some of the young people of this
place arc preparing for a contest for
the Dcmorcst Medal. II will take
place ON the 9th of March.
Geraldine had the pleasure OF at
tending a most enjoyable entertain
ment on last Thursday evening, Fob
ruary 8th, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. S. Darwin, of Woodruff. The enter
tainment was Il birthday tea given to
their daughter, Miss Rose, in cclcbra-
ton of her twenty-first anniversary.
The event was certainly apl~easant one,
Inc brought together q large number
of both old and young people. The
old seemed to enjoy the occasion equally
as well as the young. And we must
not neglect TO mention the elegant sup
per. Oh, such a feast! The dining
hall was beautifully lighted, while the
table, draped with white ileecy linen,
Topped up now and then with
punches of cvcrgrecns, with the pure
white china made a sight beautiful to
behold. And as / looked at the table
thought it must be typical of Miss
Rosa's beautiful life. at oachplatc was
placed Il lovely little bouquet of sweet
Violcts tied with white and purple rib
bon. Then the catibles, commencing
with turkeys, hams, etc, and reaching
down to the rarcst fruits. The presents
on exhibition were grand and were
over thirty in number. Altogether the
occasion was n grand success, and we
would not object to an invitation to a
birthday tea quite often.
Old Mr.. LanfOrd, better known as
Uncle Johnnie, is nov almost a ccnte-
marian and is possessed with as much
pluck and energy as half of Gun young
men. He is nov out experimenting
the construction Of a @ garden, and
thinks the work would not be we'll done
if he could not oversee it. He says the
garden will last twenty-five years.
Then with a little repairing will last
his life time. Considering his age
age his health is very good indeed.
GERALDINE.
LADIES
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Obstacles OF no Account in the
Course vi True love.

Mr.. Clarence NJ. Babb and Miss
Maud Richardson, of Laurcns, were
married at Waterloo on Sunday even
ing by and at the residence of the Rev.
Mr.. Doughtcry.
Laurens socially was considerably
excited by the ncws Of this marriage,
which was it seems Of q runaway char
acter. Miss Richardson, it appears.
was visiting friends a few miles out of
town Mr.. Babb appeared upon the
scene and the young couple drove to
Waterloo and were married.
The bride is quite II pretty and
charming young lady, and the groom
is a clever and popular young man and
the good wishes and congratulations of
numbers Of friends will not be wanting
to them.
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To Burn the judge,

Fire was discovered at about half
past eleven last night on the stair steps
leading up to the garnet of the Ben
Della Hotel.
The fire company was soon out and
the fire gained but little Roadway.
The hose belonging to the fire engine
was out of repair, and our townfolks
should be very grateful to the colored
fire company, who with their hand en-
CINE really did the greater part of the
work.
from water and the loss will be an in
considerable one but in any event it
would probably have been covered by
the insurance which is ample.
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BUSINESS Notices.,

Buy Home Comfort and Old Gravcly
chewing tobacco at O'Dell Bros.
When you want q new corset try the
ad' stable duplex. 1t is unsurpassed
fol Mort and durability. For sale
by Simmons Bros.
For good goods and fresh goods go
to O'Dcll Bros.
The best line of shoes in Laurens
county can be found at Simmons Bros.
Buy your canned goods, candies,
crackers, etc. from O'Dell Bros.
Just received, a fresh lot of garden
seed at DR.. Posey's Drug Store. The
public will find it to their interest to
see his stock before buying. He will
give your moneys worth.
Read our big adj and see some of the
great bargains W g are offering. Sim
mons Bros.
Some special bargains in clothing
that can't he matched. Simmons Bros.
Buy your drugs, medicines, paints,
oils, varnish, garden seed, laundry and
toilet soap, cigars and tobacco from
DR.. Posey's Drug Store and you will
be pleased in quality and prices.
a lot OF gentlemen's linen collars at
sd. each. They are worth 10, Is and
20 cts. Simmons Bros.
Big line full standard new spring
calico at sc. Simmons Bros.
See that line of tonquin cloths at
~. They would be cheap at 1Oc. Sim
mons Bros.
The Sea Board Air Line.
Parties going East or West will do
ell to write Dr. see
j. N. WRIGHT,
Laurens, 8. G.
iting Freight and Passenger
rent of Sea Board Air Line.J
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Cedar Grove,

Local news is very scarce.
Blind Tigers have not been turned
loose in this section of the county.
Neither have the mountain dew dispen-
Scrs invaded our section.
Guano will be used extensively this
year.
Severely cases of mumpS are report
cd in the ncighborhood.
There II more pigs than in any one
year within the last fifteen.
~ rabid dog passed through the
Huntcrsvillc section last week and is
reported to have bitten several dogs,
hogs and sheep. Considerable excite
ment was caused thereby.
This is election year: trouble enough
has already come to our people from
bad laws. Every Legislator is not u
statesman, Il law maker should have
some knowledge of the law.
Miss Sue Jones of this place was mar
ricd to Mr.. j. a. Craddock, of Foun-
tain Inn last week. G..
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List Of Letters

"h'p VI wv
Remaining in the Post Office at Lau-
rlens, S. g., unclaimed, for the week end
ing February ~, 1894:
B--Biddle, Pink.
C--Copelin, Scott Cartar, Mile, col.
Fowler, Ben; Franks, Johnnie.
H-Harris, Miss Lille; Hudgens,
Miss Liddie Hudgins, Mrs Corrie.
~J--Jennings, Henry Jones, Mrs G j.
M--Madden. Mrs N @; Martin, Mrs
II G; Martin, Mrs w A; Millborn, Mrs
Leaver.
P-Perritt, A j a; Post, w II.
R--Ranal, Billie; Reid, S. Warren
Robinson, Rev A r.
S--Stewart, II ID.
T--Talbert, Thomas.
N--Narnes, Miss Emma.
W-Will, Will Wilcox, j A; Wheel
er, Mr.; Williams, Ellis; Watts, Mrs
NJ G..
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Nine Points OF tho Law.

Success in law requires, first, a good
deal Of moneys second, a good deal of pa
tience; third, a good cause; fourth, a
good lawyer; fifth, q good counsel; sixth,
good witnesses; seventh, a good jury;
eighth, a good judge, and, ninth, good
iuck.-New York Evening World.
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NeU Fiff

The undersigned having bous
entire stock of Groceries anSE3
Merchandise of ID. p. Goggaps an
continue the business at Ehe old s
on East side of Public square.
ing by close attention and fair dea
TO merit a portion of the trade
our friends.
BRAMLETT 81 SO
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Go and Hear the Children Friday
EVENING.

The Pansy Society will give a mis-
sionary entertainment in the Prcsby-
terrain church on Friday evening, the
23rd inst. Encourage the children in
their good work by your presence and
yOur dimes
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Care

L have purchased the in
Hugh Workman and w. w.
the firm OF A. G. billiard &
persons indebted to me orth,
are earnestly requested to
ment to me at once in order
me to resume business as ear
sible.
Respectfully,
A. G. Din
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Notice TO 0%verSeers.

YOU areiereby ordered to call out
all road hans belonging to your respec.
live roads, md have the roads under
vonr supersion worked by first Of April
next-put. good order and condition.
Also youke required to open said pub.
lie road here it is necessary, twenty
feet wi d cut all dead timber near
rood -i,zBy order Of Clerk.
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phOtppraphS!

will be at Laurcns 10 days from the
22d inst, and will be glad to have all
who wish first-class Photos to call on
me during the time. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Gallery over Bramlett
& Sons store. Call and see specimens
of work.
Respectfully,
l.. a. MCCORD.
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How to discourage Treating.

Gayboy-Have a drink with me2
Enthusiastically. Here's to you.
Gayboy--Ahl That's good.
Hardhead-First rate. Order anoth-
or round If you like. I belong to the
A~ntitreating league and have promised
not to treat, but there is nothing in the
rules about accepting treats. Order
right along, old boy. You pay, and
I'll drink.-Nsw York Weekly.
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Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance AssO.
ciatiOn.
LAURENs G. H., S. c.,
February Sth, lS04.}

IINUNENo U III, =. VI,
February Stll, lS04.}
In obedience to Il call by the president,
CO.. j. II. Wharton, u meeting OF the
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Asso
citation was held to-day in the Court
House.
President Wharton called the meeting
to order. and l.. II. III. Daniel requested
TO act as secretary.
All the officers were unanimously re-
elected, and are as follows:
President, Col. j. III. Wharton.
Treasurer, John NJ. Clardy.
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On motion OF Capt. j. T.. IIumbert a
committee Of three to each township
was appointed, consisting Of the Direc-
tor in each case and two stockholders in
this Association, to be appointed by the
respective Directors.
This committee shall Immediately pro-
coed to %re-value all the property now i'll
sured in this Association, and issue new
policies in'a!l cases requiring in their
Judgment such revision, take up the old
ones, and Issue policies to all persons
desiring to enter this Association, and
each OF this committee shall receive one
dollar pes day i0r the time required to
do SAID work.
This board Is instructed not to issue
any policies to any parties in arrears To
this Association also to go to work i'm
mediatcly, i'll order to complete it, and
TO report TO this body on Salesday in
ApriI. The President will furnish
blanks.
Resolved, also, that after the report of
these committees any parties having
failed to pay up their dues shall have
their names stricken from the roll of
membership, and the Treasurer shall
Immediately take the legal course for
collecting all arrears.
A resolution passed authorizing the
iItttohlti w iiibNS a. IS'y VI Oilc-Iltll Vi
one per cent. on the property insured in
this Association, collect and deposit the
same in bank to meet current expenses
OF this Association. This levy to re
made immediately alter the report OF
the committee on c-~Valuation.
On motion Of DR.. Wolff, agents and
committees are instructed to value build
ing8 and contents separately, and the
Director and his assistants, in case of
loss, to assess the amount of actual loss
| at time Of occurrence.
The Treasurer made his report, which
was received as information.
The President and Directors were
unanimously sustained in their rulings
in reference to ad adjustment OF losses, etc.
Election OF Agent postponed for the
present.
CapS. j. b. IIumbcrt, Director Of Sul.
Ivan Township, unanimously sustained
in his ruling in case OF Mr.. b. Il. Arnold,
and on motion Mr.. Arnold allowed cred,
it for what he has paid into the Associa-
ton on his policy, and this Association
refund him $3.50, the amount he had
paid to get into this Association. Three
dollars and seventy five cents Of this
II. +, Harmon, General Agent, agreed
| to refund.
The following is a list OF the assist
ants appointed by the Directors
Laurens Township-Capt. Jno. Moore,
Y. G.. lIellams.
Cross Hill Township. G. Ruder,
WIN. LCaman.
Hunter Township-A. G. Workman,
j. i. Hopkins.
Sullivan io%wnship--B. +. Arnold, w.
L. Hopkins.
Ioung's Township--W. p. Harris, a.
b. Stewart.
Dial Township-A. @. Owings, G. b.
Brooks.
The Directors for Waterloo, S~cullo-
town and Jacks Townships were not
present, but are requested to make their
appointments and proceed Immediately
with the other townships. Adjourned.
j. III. WHARTON,
President.
L.T. II. DANIEL, Secretary.
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Keep the blood pure by taking Hoods
S~arsaparilla. If you decide to buy
Hoods Sarsaparilla, do not be persuad-
ed to take any other.
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Buy Il Howard Cigar to smoke after
for &c at O'Dcll Bros.

Politics is Il strong feature of Har-
per's Weekly nowadays, and all sides
are fairly represented. It's cartoons
T. directed mainly at Boss-rulc in
Now York and Mr.. Hills course in the
Senate. Its editorials support the
National Administration and arraign
the leaders of Tammany Hall. Tho
issue for February contained a page
article Oil The Failure OF the Demo-
cratic Party" from the standpoint of
Mr.. Clevcland's admirers, while the
number for February 18th will print
an opon letter giving Gan Anti-Snap-
ocracy, and Il paper by Senator Henry
Cabot Lodge, on "Thc Opportunitv of
the Republican Party" with editorial
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
FOR AUDITOR.

FOR AUDITOR.
Feeling myself competent to dis
charge the duties pertaining to the
Auditors Office. | therefore offer my
self as Il candidate for said office for
Laurcns County, subject to the demo-
cratic primary election.
w. SANFORD KNIGHT.
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The hydraulic pumps at tho Combina-
ton shaft cost SO, 900, 900; tho first set
put in cost $3.50, 600. The surface pump
plant at tho samo shaft cost $500, 600.
That at tho Union shaft cost $500, 600.
At the Yellow Jackets shaft tho steam
pump. plant ccsj nearly 100000, while
that at tho Forman shaft cost 5000, 900.
Statistics show that tho pumping ma
chinery on tho Comstock is not only the
most costly but the most powerful in
the world. Virginia New Enterprise.
1t is ineXcusable in persons to 20 to
church, and disturb the public worship,
or go to n public meeting and annoy
the audience by unseemly exhibitions
OF tbcmsel'"' In coughing, when 3 few
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This train runs solid with Pullman
Bullet Sleeping Cars and Pullman Buff
lett ParloE Cars between Washington
Portsmouth,. -
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Hawkess and Peddlers!

Must apply to me for licenses, as fixed
by the Board of County Commissioners
under the late Act of the General AS
sembly.
JOHN H. WHARTON.
C. {. C. p.
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Time Table Of p. II. & w. C.. IS. A. L..

Train No. 46 on p. r. & w. c., leav.
ing here at $40 p. NJ, makes close con-
nection at Greenwood with North bound
v~estibule-
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BROWNS IRON BITTERS
cures Dyspepsia, In
digestion g. Debility
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LADIES

Eeeding q tonic. or children esho want build
IEa.pyiHpNg,y Y, s @Sa SShs
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The Office of the Grccnvillc News
was destroyed by fire on Sunday the
18th, and on Tuesday following the pa
per was issued as usual. An example of
the energy and pluck which the News
always displays. 1t did the friends of
the paper in Laurens, who, by the way,
are not a few, an immense amount of
good to carn hat her losses would be
entirely covered by insurance for any
injury to this the foremost daily of the
Piedmont belt would have been cause
for kecnest regret.
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The Cause Of Distress is the General Feeling THAI
Times Must be "Hard.'
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Personal and LEGAL Happenings.

Col. Traynham and Mr.. j. G. Burgess
went up to Greenville on Friday.
Mr.. Andrew f. Moore of Spartanburg
was seen on u streets last week.
Mr.. Creswell Fleming, of Greenwood,
spent last week with relatives in town.
DIR. b. L. Martin was in Augusta on
Monday.
Mr.. James Parks has returned from
the University of Virginia where he
has been pursuing a law course
DR.. j. A. Barksdale and DR.. Laurence
Fuller made a short trip to Greenville
last week.
Miss Perrin Farrow is at home after
a visit of several weeks to friends in
Charleston.
S. Nj. Pilgram, Esq, Of Woodruff, is
attending Court in the interest of his
clients.
Capt a. Is. Byrd and wife were in Lau-
rcns on Friday on Il visit to Dr.. j. A.
Barksdale's family.
Mrs. Robert Gibbon, of Charlotte,
who has been visiting her niece, Mrs.
Traynham, has returned home.
Mrs. Clarke and daughter, Miss.
Kate are at MIR. G. ID. Barksdale's, on
the outskirts of the city
Mr.. and Mrs. Barden. who were at
II time residents of Laurcns, but o
reside at Ncwberry, visited friends
here last week.
III. III. Evins, Esq, formerly may
of Laurcns, but now of Newberry, was
heartily greeted in the city by old
friends.
Mr.. N. b. Dial has purchased the
Male Academy lot on Main Street and
in the neal future will erect II hand
some residence.
Odcll Brothers have opened out in
the grocery line next door to DR.. Po-
scy,s Drug Store, Cooper u Burnsidc's
old stand on the Eastern side of the
square. The L%aurcns people will
doubtless find it well worth while to
pay Odell Bros. q visit.
The blizzard which the weather
prophets foretold for Monday arrived
in full blast on Tuesday morning and
gave us almost every variety or wealth
er-slect, rain, and wind-thc last
installmcnt of the storm, in fact, which
brought such widespread destruction
and calamity to the North ID West
on the eleventh.,
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TELEGRAMAS
vtAsANTIAG0 DE CUBA

E Paris, % de Junio.-Ha hecho
dimisi6n ell ministerio Dnpry, aCep
t&rdola ell Presidente Perier- Sc
ha enCargado Burdeau 4 Ia for
maCi6n del nuevo gsbinete.
Madrid. 3O.-Dicese que entire
los GOO, 900 pesos de indemnizacion
enviados por ell gobierno marroquf
hay CT rca de dos millones de pese-
tas mslas.
LA prensa de oposici6n ha publ
Cado hoy articulos energiGQs lam
xando los mas duros intu3Eos & la
inCalificable conducta del GobIer
NO de Marruecos, al hsoer el pago
de la indemnizaci6n en- moneda
inservible, y excita al Gobierno pa
ra que Embellishments entable con
Ia punta de las bsyonetss la recla>
maci6n correspondence.
Madrid, 3O.-Dicen de Tango
que Ell nuevo Sultan Add .el-Azis
ha aldo secuestrado por los moros
de Zin.
Madrid, IL de Julio.-El seflo
Moret snuncl6 en- ell Oongreso qu'
esta ultimaL d. 90 I'M nuevo tratadt
C3merCial con IDglaterra.
Ell CongIeso scord6 que esrir'
el modas vivsAdi con Inglaterra.
Madrid, 1:-E eenado aproh'
Ia zsfogma dc 10 icy biPoteeas!