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NOTES.

|. Each route must be bid for separately The
route, the sum, tho mode OF service, and the resi-
dence of the bidder should be distinctly stated in each
bid.
,. No proposal will be considered unless it be
ccocpanied by guaranty signed by two response
bic persons, in the following form, viz:
The undersigned and
guaranty that iihs bid for carrying the
mail from TO be accept
ed by the Postmaster General shall enter into an OBJ
legation prior to the flstday OF September next with
good and sufficient surc,ies, TO perform the service
proposed"
dated 1887"
This should be accompanied by The certificate of a
Postmaster, W other equivalent testimony that the
guarantors are men OF property, and able TO make
good their guaranty.
IL. This guaranty being required by law. no ex.
smption be allowed in tavcr of old contractors
railroad companies or any ether companies or per-
sons whatever.
3. The distances, as stated in this advertisement,
are believed TO be substantially correct but the bid.
der will inform himself that point as no increased
pay will be allowed for any difference when the pla-
ccs named correctly.
4. The. e.schedules are arranged so to allow SOW
en- minutes to each post office for opening and clos
ing mails generally and one hour 10 the distributing
post Offices but the Postmaster General may extend
the time on allowing like extension to the contractors
d. The Postmaster General may alter the sched-
ulc, ana after the route, ne allowing pro rata IN
ofcompensation for any additional service re-
quired, and for any increased speed. when the en-
poyment of additional stock OF carriers is rendered
necessary.
6. lie may discontinue. or curiail the service,
whenever he shall consider eXpedient 10 do So he
allowing one months extra pay on the amount dis
penssd with.
z. lie may impose fines for failure 10 take or de-
liver mail or any part of mail; for suffering the
mail TO be injured wet lost. or destroyed; and may
exact forfeiture Of the pay Of the trip, whenever
the trip is lost the mail arrives far behind sched
ule time TO lose connection with depending mail.
= lie may annul the contract for repeated fail.
ure. TO perform any of the stpulatons, for refusing
TO discharge carrier when required. for violating the
Post Office Law, is disobeyng the instructions OF the
department, assigning contract without the pre-
ious consent Of the Postmaster General.
q. ifthe contractor shall run stage or other We
hicls more rapidly more frequently than he Is ~
quired by the contract to carry the mail he shall give
the same increased celebrity and frequency TO the
mail and without increase Of con pensation
10. Contractors on stage and coach routes shall
IN the conveyance Of passengers give a preference
to those who are brought in the connecting mail
lines, over those travelling in any other; 50 that CEN
rrtng mail stage routes shall forusconiinuous ay.
eling lines.
II. On routes where the mail i tran.por,sd' in
si1gcs and The present contractor shall be suptrsc-
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ADMINIsTRAToRsss COMMISSIONERS
NOTICE.

uEAyINC. been appointed by the Hon. Cour
III Of Probate for tho town Of Newport. COmmis
sioners on The Estate Of JOHN IL. LYON, late
Of said Newport, deceased represented insolyeni We
hereby give notice TO the creditors Of said estate thai
they must present their claims, to either Of the Com
nssioners within six months from the date hereof
and that we will examine the proofs touching the ie
gallty Of their respective claims, at the office OF Hen
ry Y Cfauston, on the last monday Of March, Apf'
and May 1881, at O'Clock T.. NJ Of each day
PETER Il. REMINGTON,
MICHAEL EREEBORs, fComrs rs
PARDON z. MUMFORD.
All persons indebted to the abyoe estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
HENRY Y. CRASsTON, Admr
Newport Nov. 29d. IS3G.--tf
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CERTIFICATES.

Mr.. Isaac Thompson, Sir-Having had occasion
during many years, TO use Trusses for Ilernas 70
my patients aud for myself | am satisfied by exam
lining and using yours with Conical application sc
cured as II is by an ingenious Spring and Lock,
both easier to the wearer, and more Ii kelly to eifec
permanent cures, than any other patent or othe
kind with which have ever been acquainted an,
wish you sir, and all those who need Tusses all tn
success in the use Of yours, which their exceleu
construction is calculated to effect.
CYRUS WASHBURN, NJ. D.
Vernon, December, 1886,
Mr., Thompson, Sr-lhave not forgot my prom
sc made you when | bought the Truss that if
did effect cure | would send you a certificate
Now sir, have the satisfaction in being able to sen
you a statement. In the month of March,my Herni
became so bad was unable TO labor Feeling som
alarmed abou. my situation, went up TO Keene I
see if DIR. Twichell could do any thing to help me
On making my case known TO him, he advised me {
go to Brattleboro and get one Of Thompson's Trus:
es-sHd twas the best he knew of, and thought
should receive immediate relief by wearing il,
made the application in March, and wore the Trus
about eight weeks. On examining, was satisie
that was cured; but the truss being easy TO wea
keptit on about four weeks longer then took il of
and have had no occasion to wear it since.
Respectfully yours, WILLIAM CARLTON.
Winchester, n. II, September, 1886.
hereby certify that on commencing haying th
stdsOn, was dlIllctcd Win HERNIA, which hecap'
so painful that was obliged to quit work. apple
one of Thompsons Trusses, with which was en-;
bled to labor daily, and found no more inconver
lence in wearing II than in wearing my stocking
lu three weeks was perfectly cured, laid aside III
Truss, and have had no recurrence of Hernia since
Bratteboro, Aug, 1886. GEO. A, HALE.
Mr. Thompson, Sir-The tyusses begin to 90 wei
having sold five. You say in your note by Nj
Lewis, that have no objection you wish to max
use of my name in your bills or advertisements
Now. sir, as far As it is of Use you have it. Havin
tried several uusses of various kins fOnnd no r,
lief But pntting one of yours, on the first of Apr
last in four weeks was entirely 'cured, and have nc
had occasion to wear any since and DO no, hes
tate TO say that in my opinion lhcy will be the be
sing OF God, effect permanent cure.
Greenfield, September, 1886.
Sold by
DIR. II. II. HAZARD,
Agent for Newport,
AT the sign of the GOLDEN MORTAR, nee
the Court House.
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live FOR THEE.
By the same.

By the same.
live for thce--tis little worth
know such words the world 70 tcll;
Aud vet IN" !J;7eiicst things Of earth
Repeat that phrase ofpleasing spell.
The we pn bird at close Of day,
Who grcets his mate with songs Of glcc
Does he not say--or seem to say,
! live for thee 2
I live orthee--ths lute-string cIies,
Thou chosen Of the minstrel band;-
For one alone its music sighs,
Aud answers not strangers hand.
The flower which notes the courSing sun
With constant gaze its God to see,
oh breaihes it not, thou glorious one,
live for thee 7
live for thee-bird, Lutte and flower,
All! weave again that soothing tone;
And waft it on TO yon far bower,
Where one ye know now sits alone.
And tell her how at cventidc,
On tented plain or rolling sea,
Fond lips have moan'd-my gentle bride,
live for thee.
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JAMES ID. SEAISURX
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 9l TmAMRs-STREET,

No. 0l IHAMEs-STREET,
RespecYatly announces 10 the puIHc that he
XMAS opened, at the store recently occupied by
h n Solomon G.. Weaver, fashionable assortment
Of Broadcloths, CassImeres. Sattinets, and vesngs
and all other goods usually kept by Merchant Tai
orswhere garments Of all descriptions will be made
to order, the shortest notice, and warranted to fit.
n Particular attention paid 10 cutting.
0J J. ID. $, hopes by strict ention to his busi-
ness to meet the wishe7 Of his customers. and to mer
the patronage Of his feow-citizens, which he very
respectfully solicits.
Oct. 26,-Iy.
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OLIVER G. TURNER. q WIN. c. TURNER

OLIVER G. TURNER, Il WIN. c. TURNER
HEAVE established themselves as 'Apohecaros
u n and Druggists, oppositeYT Hotel, in
Newport, on Thames.slreet, under the firm ofO. G,
TURNER 81 Co. and will be pleased to attend to
all calls aud orders in their line of business.
DOCT o. G. TURNER, will attend TO such
calls he may receive in the several departments Of
Medicine, Surgery and Midwifery.
Newport, June II, l336.--tf.
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FOR SALE.

YH1IIE whole Oft the elegant estate now owned by
n the subscriber, situated in the most delightful
part of the town.-As all disposedto TO purchased will
examine for Observation-Disclosures notice i. .unnecessa-
y. w. VAN ZANDT.
Newport, April 25th 1896
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ErOn-Stcel s. Nails.

The subscribers hare recered and offer jOr sale
AN tons assorted Iron, consisting OF American,
EEHY English, Swecds, Il Russia-Old Sable of
all descriptions Hat square, and round-Spike rods,
Nail-rods Nut Iron. Band Hon-Braziers Rods
Shoe Shapes, Horse Shoes, & Horse Sloe Nails
Ra Files--Crowbars-Borax &c. &c.
Cast Steel Of sizes fiat, square & rouud.
ALSO, $50 casks of Cut Nails, assorted.
lm25. #. B. WOOD. 81 Co.
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TILLEY & HAZARD,

At Nos. lG5 and I66 Thames Street,
upAVE for sale, many Thousand Yards of
d NJ A G ED COTTO Ms
Cheap, very Cheap! Purchased at New York, and
received by the Steamboat on "Wednesday last.
UNOw H. THE TIME FOR BARGAINS!
Feb ist
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THOMSONIAN
TNFIR MARY,

FhVl HE Subscriber, having been for more than tw
IL years, in constant and successful practice no,
offers his services to the public as a Botanic PhyS.
,an.-ile would respectfully inform the inbabtant
of Newport and the adjoining towns, that he has rt
Gently removed from the corner of Broad & Collin
streets, the more cOmmodious house at the corne
of Spring& Mlll-sreets, (for the better accommod;
ion of his numerous patients, which daily callin
upon him where he will administer the Pure 1hon
soHian Medicines to such may favor him with the
patronage. No pains will be spared to render tn
patients comfortable, and to restore them to health.
Situated in one of the most healthy places in on
land the subscriber latters himself that the advant
ges of this Inhrmary are surpassed by few lnstitu
tons Of the kind in this country. To his forme
friends and patrons he tenders his most hearty thank
and should they stand in need of his services, he
ready to administer to them such remedies the 90
Of Nature has so bountfully scattered over our field
This Infrmary will be conductedunder the imme
diae patronage of DR.. SAMUE THOMSON. :.
ThOmsOn's ne,o guide TO heath
RObenSon Lectures:
And general assortment OF
THoMsoNIAN MEDICINES,
constantly on hand and fors ale at the Infr
mary. c. GARDNER.
Terms.-$3 for a course of medicine
$3.50 per week for board, including ligh
medicines.
The Vapour Bath is now in readiness 70
those who wish to take it.
October 26th, 1886.
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TO LET.

&swA The House belonging to Anthony V.
IN! Taylor and now occupied by Doct. J.
Mss V. Tumer-pOssession to be given by
.EkAz1k lst of October next and to be held I'M
I'll the lst of April neXt-For terms &C. enquire of
Doct Turner on the premises, or to George Turner
Esq. al his office near Townsonds Coffee House.
Sent. q. If
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LIVERY 80 STABLE.
JAMES T.. METCHEAR.

H EEPS for the accommodation Of the public
N generally. HORSES AND CARRIAGES
Of every description. to le, on the most reasonable
terms, at his Livery Stable in Prsonsireei near The
Jail.
nJE. NJ. returns his thanks to his former pat
rons and hopes BY strict attention to husness 10 er
!, continuance of their fayors
~ o,'ss,. len AZ hi. residence. directly opposiis
,bs s,s,,le. viii meet with prompt attention Pas
conveyed to and from the Steamboats, Hers
:. Kept for any length of IIme-tsrns liberal.
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VAI.gINTlN I;S.

From the New Haven Herald.
FoR '..... '...,., Esa.
lie has no wife--he's quite alone,
Unsought, unhappy, and unknown;
His days pass by, no pleasure give;
lie breatheS, he thinks, but does not live.
He has no wifc-hc does not know
The Joys from welded life that flow;
His absence there is none TO mourn,
No eye looks bright at his return.
He has no wile-his joys are few,
Though he is rich and healthy too;
How selfish he who will not share
His wealth with woman, chaste and fair
lie has no wifc-and is it meet
That man should live TO drink and eat
For this did the Almighty hand
Form man the ruler Of the land 2
lie has no wife-well, be it 80;
His days are numbered here below;
lie soon must go where none return,
And then his Dog and Cat will mourn
ST. Valentines Eve, 1887.
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..r .. ?. b VI. r. SWAN,

No. 80 THAMES STREET.
VD ESPECTFULLY inform their friends, ard
n q the public generally, that they have received
from Boston, 4 FULL, AND FASHIONABLE
Of Pot-C Cloths, Lion Skins, Mo
hairs, fushings, Kerseys, Broadcloths, Casslmeres
Satinets aud Vostings, which they will make up 10
order, in the bost manuer.
ALSO, Hosiery Gloves, Suspenders, lIdkis.,
Comlorters Cravats Stocks, Bo5oms, Collars and
every other article usually fonnd in such establish
mont, at prices which cannotlail to suit those who
iecldisposcd to patronise them.
Cutting particularly attended TO-
A complete assortment of READY MADE
CLOTHING, constantly on hand, and for sale as
che,p as be bought at any other store in hesate.
Nov. 9Th. IT,
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d tONFECTIoNARY.- quality Candy.
NJand sugar plums. and other kinds OF oonlecion.
airy. for sale cheap al auy store in Newport by
isb. J. CHARLES y TILlEI.
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DOCTOR THOMPSON.

4 supply of THOMPSON'S celebrated Eye
AWater, and Tooth ache drops,-Lee's Pills
Buffers Vegetable Indian Specific for Coughs
Colds, Consumption, &c Doctor Rushs and Jew
It's Pills for Dyspepsia, Jaundice diseases the o
Liver &c. 1ndto sale By r. r. HAZARD,
Al The sign Of the
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HRROPOsALS for carrying the mails Of the u
nlted States, from the Ist of July, 1c37, to the
30th of June, lcIl, inclusive, on the following pos.
routes in Rhode Island, will be received at the e.
parment until the 10th day of May next, inclusive
to be decide on the 3lst day Of said month
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From the New Haven Herald.
"A SOFT RESPONSE"

FROM the ANcN iiVidiu.
"A SOFT RESPONSE"
ron suss--
| have no wiie-and my remark
O do not deem an ungallant one
But--not to keep you in the dark
Indeed, my dear, do not want one
have some cash, It's very true
In that is plainly seen the wherefore"
That Ihavc been addressed BY YOU
"ris all that women seem to care for
do but jes, but let me state,
(In earnest let the thing be view'd)
That have never ta'en mate
Because I've ne'or before been wood
That cause is now by You remov'd;
lie, Joy the act produce, or sorrow
But if you'll call, and are approval,
III marry you, dear girl, to morrow!
ST Valentines Day, 1897,
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GOLDEN MORTAR, Ne'rport.
MORRISON'S HYGEIAN

Vegetable Unirersal Medicine
THIS Is To GER TIFY, That Samuel Young
having given assurance of his conviction in
the Hygelan Theory Of Physiology, as developed
by the British College of Health, London; and hav.
ing furnished the necessary security agains, coun-
terfeits, is appointed Sole Agent for vending the
HYGEIAN VEGETABLE UN-
VERSAL MEDICINES AND PUB
LICATIONS,
In and fer the State of RhOde-Island.
In cnfrmation whereof have this fourth day
January, 1888, set my hand
III. SHEPPARD MOAT,
Sole General HygeiaH Agent for the u.
S. of Americd, Smith-street, Brooklyn, L. l..
This is to certify that have appointed the follow.
ing gentlemen as Agents for vending Mouison's
Hygeian Universal Medicines IN this State, to wit -
Mr.. David Melville. Of Newport, messrs. George
Hammond n Co. Wckford.-mr Jefferson l.. Kim
ball Coventry James ii Pearce, in East-Greenwich,
and John B. Walker, Woonsocket
SAML YOUNG.
Feb 25 1884
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
January %, 1887.
DULEs IN RELATION TO CLAIMS
Feb. 22,-12w.1 ]

Ii provided for by an act of Congress passed 18th
January, 1887 entitled e" An act to provide for the
stroyed in the military service of the United States'
prescribed in pursuance of the 4h section of the said
act.
All claims under the provisions of this act must be
presented at the Office of the Third Auditor Of the
Treasury Department before the end of the next ses-
Son of Congress- and each must be substantated by
such evidence as is hereinafter designated, with re-
spec, to cases of the class under which 1t falls
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ComosER's ISaursTs.-An inquest was held on the
body an unknown man aged about 40 years.
The deceased was discovered in the water where
he had apparently been flr some considerable time,
nj the foot of Dover street. His dress was that OF
laboring man.
Verdict-found drowned
Another inquest was hell Yesterday on the body OF
Mr.. William Wright native Of England AGED %
years, Caulker by trade
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before them. 1t is very eviden, that the Jews had an
imperfect notsn of all science and that the peculiar
religion Of the Saviour was only return to those
great truths, based on astronomy, of which few
faint gimpses to us through the traditions Of all
nations, the Egyptians Indians Chinese Perslans'
and particularly from the Bramins Of Hind0stan.
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OvERrRAprxe.-The Courier and Enquirer has a
grea, difficulty to know what "overtrading' means.
We viii explain. When person buys q sells on
time several hundred shares Of various stocks, Morris
Canal among them, and loses about s60,0OO-tsen
waddcs out Of Wall without paying the differ
ences-cursing them and paying none-that's what
20 cav "overlrading.'
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PoLIcE.-At about IL o'clock on Tuesday mig hi al
Waterman Benjamin Lewen was going his round he
encountered ono Mr.. Charles Kane reeIing and roar-
ing con amore, whs suddenly gave his cap twirl and
asked wachy "what o'clock il wasp
Lewen not exactly reishng the manner of the oxe-
rist, told him "to keep novngr'
"Tll move you, old boy, If you ar'nt civil said
Kane don't you sec I'm genilemana,
wachy drew his intcirogator under tavern
window 10 get view OF him, for the gas lights were
Pickering IN the agones of extinction, and scanning
him for moment said, laughing, give sem good
many gemm1n in my time but never such a one ~
you afore! You sees dou, lc I take il
Kane. See double do you mean to say I'm drunk
Arnt gentleman lt ~
Watch. Why yos're half genilema see, and
hefseas oyer.-You has slstoo& yoursc flor n whole
one-that's whatf calls seeing double, ha hal
Kane. None OF your snickcring, Mr.. Lea hercap
Perhaps you'd like q light l-And, without further
preface, Kane gave the Waterman a Aooer---and the
row bcran which ended in Mr. Eane's being taken
to the watch-house and, being brought before the ma
qstratc he held to bail for his rotous behavior.
Robbery One Abraham Evorson, waiter at the
Franklin HouEc, corner Of Broadway and Dey street,
was Yesterday apprehended on a charge of having
stolen four IS bill two half and one quarter eagles.
and twcny-sx dollars in silver, the property Of
Richard Thompson, also waiter AT the franklin
House
Thompson il appears, had been cosntine his mo-
ney short lime before he missed il in the presence
Of Everson VINO was seen lying the bed in the
foonl where The money was deposited by James An
derson, another waiter, by whom Thompson was i'm
formed Of the fact
Everson was fully committed for trial.
Dangers Of AWaigdmdtion.-Two good look
inc wenches named Hannah Robinson end Hannah
Clark residents in Orange street, arrested at the
instance of Mr.. Jonathan Cooper n gIe, nhorn, at
present residing at Whlttaker's No. lshineten
street.
Jonathan took n ramble last evening fell in with
tbs "ladics oh color" and offered 10 "s,and eat"
The invitation was accepted; but when the needful
was required, Jonathan could no where find his mo-
ney, and was expelled the company IS an mpostor.
Jonathan is 81 and his pocket handkerchief minus.
The girls were held TO bail
Watch stealing -Mr. Martin Moran, No 100 Ce-
dar street. entered complaint against Patrick Daw-
son for stealing watch.
Moran left Dawson in charge Of HE store for q few
minutes leaving the watch hanging over Tho maniel
piece, and when he returned the watch value 9l5,
was gone.
Patrick said he was lying down, feeling very sleepy,
and that woman came into the store, tooa down the
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~ The Erie Canal opens throughout the line, to-
ay We shall have a great influx Of country pro-
uce, and great emigration Of mechanics from this
~ 70 the great west.
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HunBUc.-A general meeting Of all the busiress
men throughout the country is proposed to meet in
Now York next July. Nonsense! The great body
OF the business men would do better 10 attend TO their
own busncss-study frsgality-buy and sell for cash
--rse early and work steady. This IS the only mode
to get over the present crisis. Business men have
bad too much Of their time wastca in politics.
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PItcHERs ron Two.-The pair Of beautiful silver
pitchers presented by the great men Of the Sixth
Ward TO Alderman Erben were tho same pair which
were formerly presented to Alderman ;. NJ. Sullwel
We highly approve of this practce-t is economical
BY this means, a single pair Of pitchers, with good
brushing up from silvorsmith, can be made 10 do
duty 10 a dozen grc,i men in the compass Of a short
twelvemonth. Az the end of cycle, the pitchers
could tell queer story.
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SupsEN DRATH-A little girl, named INN Bout,
No 372 Water street. died suddenly in a fl Yesterday
An old woman, named Sarah Smith, ais died sud
denly from noxication. The deceased resided AT No.
80 Cross street. and has been for long time Idcred
TO intemperance.
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IT The Era takes great credit to itself for having
originated and driven out of circulation all the un-
current money. II there any credit attached to that
policy we are the rightful owners. The Herald began
TO agitatc that subject before any other paper in the
city, and long time before the Era was II, existence
We not sure yet whether we have done good byit
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- rur BERALD OFFICE seiR REMOVE on The Isl
- Muy 70 No 2l ANN STREET, ons door castor Nassau
.reef and opposite the Yesy Rooms Of the Dutch kgormsd
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ing and ruptured blood vessel, which caused his
death in very short time.
Verdict accordingly. -.
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MopERS BUILDINGS. have a great mind to
expose the a,rocious system of erecting modern
buildings introduced by the great builders Of the pre-
sent day.
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II Pretty Mary's first offence" is received and
shall have place. We trust she will sin again in as