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IN office.

NyHOSE persons who have subscribes
III for the erection Of the New Church
known by the name of ''Unity," will
please pay to Mr.. Samuel Tillotson the
respective sums by them subscribed; as
he is authorised by the building commit
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Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1838-12-29
state of Mississippi,

ANTE COUNTY.
To all persons interested in The Real Is
tate of Angus Wilkinson, deceased
GREETING:
WIOU are hereby cited to be and APP
pear before the Probate Court OF
Amlte county, at the Court House
thereof. on the 4th Monday in January
next. and shew cause, fany you can, why
an order should not then and there be
made, authorizing and directing the adj
ministrators of Angus Wilkinson, decd,
to sell the following Real Estate, belong,
inc to the same, viz: the s W quarter OF
Section 80, Township A, of Range 4, East
containing l56 acres, and eighty-ilye nun
dredths of an acre.
~. Witness John Walker, ESQ.,
NIX Judge of the Probate Court
5gNv< of said county, at the Court
sS House thereof, the 4th Mon
V5T,SN day of Nov, 1888.
Issued 2sth Nov, 1888.
S. r. DAVIS,
Clerk Prob.
41-6t.
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throughout the state.
Kosciusbe, MI, June 2, 1888.
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n",'" Dc'"t'" '"' ''A's' nave, IN some
zen "'s' 20 i'is'"S. ihc
'o'.o"'"S' "hI'h 'a'hc "'.hil ny know
,',"Se' Is lc'n'i', one 81 '"' most singular:
''' n'"''''' ''A''i o. in'nc' was a
man OF 'a'h'uih a'a I'"ted habits a'l-
1o'" ~ f",''e' '''''c aces OF an use
80, ''.' "''''' mere ''i' any '"'ng '"'
'1'''.' ''..'',' "he '''h'nS a'''F ."Pr'f
'' So" '",'" pom 20 20 u
.'''' " nae no o''h M DO we room
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altogether BOA ...s. ....,. ...I... icon.
afr'G l1 ut a.f It...u p4.nl, t.Is
c ..e tl..Ins OIL t.Hs H.t Ie ua.
convinced De- .f.a lc aau..t I5 ..c
object 81 rs 1am,arnr vEa.c hu--1of
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INN tsr .i'pes'eaa T~p,rene, Ca,,7.
w ONLY son
Man --hmnaniIy 60 man,


knew an only son. boy Of rare pro.
mise; he grew up strong bold and active
iu'l OF spIrli and foil OF enterprise. His
parents were opuleui and .n,elll-cni their
views OF life with all IT'S Te.ponsib,Iities
mere broad and deep. generous IN their
affection, they mingled extensively in so.
ciety, winch Vas elevated and cnnohled
10y their IUAuenCc. They were rch m
theT domestic JOYS. then son. their dar,.
m son, Vas source of the Iufcst dclisit.
] mere seemed no cause toi ,phcitude for
NM no weak points TO watch over. 10
guard aud support, lie possessed sound
constitution; las intellcct and hi, tcurcr
were IS fair, fee iron any defect a.
were his physical power the lcadin, 90.
Jet 81 his parents seemed 90 he 10 give.
20 every faculty its most vigorous growth
and spread the whole character IN t..
broadcast eNYonsc. The youth rasscd
through hs collegiate couTae honorable
O. himt eft and ia. 'licnts. and. beino IN.
oiuco Co active life 1c lined CONNER
cal house "a one 81 Our llr,es, cities -
Here has prospects we're mI of promise.
ne "as enCirolcd Dy friends that were IN
Tue i"Il career 81 prosperity, hls natural
'Hmler was so ine--so Iicaeir. was he
III Lis general intercourse with the world
that hc not only lad no enemies b,, an
hIs associates would have r,ioiccd in his
greatest prosperity. He ,rgS prosperous:
aud apparently forming Cor himself per-
naneni home. All v no had known him
from his youth expected to see him stand.
ing foremost among cor rich and hcnora-
bic merchants; when, suddenly, without
any apparent cause. his partnership was
dissolved
lhe house TO which he belonged con-
'inued on IN an honorable course Of bust.
ness iii II had amassed solid wea b; has
patrons, IN no qualification superior 10
himself, lived on IN luxury pleasure, and
ana All the charities Of lite; embosomcd
III iHends' and eventually, IN retired lei
sure II cultivate the highcrpowcrs O! their
nature, "hl!c tins Young man. ihc hope
OF ms parents, went away alone a prey
10 The iaVages OF nlcohol;-the vine cup
had ruined HIM lie had stficl integrity,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-25

Lags n Dirofss ia End TINT Mr. Ser.
gcant IA.tourd has introduced a ban in!o
the House Of Commons, wlirLAlsrasscd
IA that house by large majority. ,he 90.
leei II which Is - enable the ClurisWlen
deciding cases Of divorce. separation. sc.
of man aud wife. 10 dispose 4 tho oh.,.
dren according 20 their sound discretion.
power which they have no, heretofore
possessed. For instance, heretofore IN
case OF a decree Of separation and separate
maintenance. founded on tic sfos,csl r.is-
conduct OF lhe husband toward tie wife.
The decree could not extend to cny rsgu-
lIhua with regard to the cG,,,ian,h,p o,
the children, the wife could be- pro, De-
Tor aud leave the husband, but lac could
say 10 her. 1t YOU 70, You shal, never
more see Your ChllGJ,u--a derivation
worse than death, aud cruelty Of The moot
cxcUCIIting kind
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-25

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Tb, ,.o..,
80. + a.. - ~ as
G,n4.l,a. ..-..,.1, .. 80, ,''a,
Sl- 0ug t-f .-.,l,,.a,.'I..i.. -, -.
1,nL T. ~ 80
to, 20 ,Io .,y.,. a. 49,. e.,
No.tc, or, &c O. -.
Cono,, 80. a. -. ',-,':.-'J
loan OF a5ou, Gi16n =, ,b,, i,s,,",,1,'
and a. - ,ro,u,i,,, IN, 'n,,l,. :, 80,
!, H., s.ec,0,. ,,,5r.;sc' ,.a.,,,IaI, ~
! "a .bier NJ RI ,,,.i,.,., 49,. lr-.,,,,a.,.,
loftbe r,-rr,,-. 10 5--csc, ,.,r,,,,. ,a,o
I for short ,,o.e and 49,. ,ocn.
drr.,r. X,ry ,oo,, C,,,,, ,,.,.I, ,r,,l,.,.
,,op for ,... ,,.,re,, 80, ~ h..
I f,.ft,. ,,,s,. .,,,.,... '.l...r., ,t,,,,,l ID.
,.i hence t.. ,,l.r ....,,, ~ C.,,
would f,II.,.,.,, Clio t.,.i... ,.,..,....,,
/ To ,c,i.r. H., NJ, Ko.,,,.. ,n,r,,l 4,
( Isl. l,a, moro ,rt,n,v and .r',.s..,,.,f,
u1o, ti. y,,,,,r rrr,ni.r, al CI,.r on5
entrca,tss AZ tig.r,.t. t,r.e, r-I d, IND, tli.
/ Gusl lat.o lts,r- a.Irt..,t..ia fl.rvI.ale
amount. did Nle Cashier ,srf..D. p, l.,o
money @. cia.r. ,.kuovn ,1 ,he d,,,,..r..
800 zoe sum fea. 'ei about st5.uJ 49,
Thus. lYsUaut Ete .tal- o.. Cbrp bod
|uc Cashier c..talt m Do. power. ..a
aasip, once been plf.ur.. 100 if.Hr. Sir.
R1ottrt Unlimited confidence Iis4rIf.
Grated promises and integrity. HAVING
t.f' ... -..
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THr HcHIS or NoNuN.-We stated
some time ago that instead oith,Ie icing
any ground Of complain, on tie part OF
tie ladies, that taois nights were irirnccd
there vas much reason 20 fear tha,tlc m.
iunlement was quite on the other side.
aud sc stated several particulars in s. h.cit
the men were deprived at lar cquality
We Learn nos, tia, rather an a!8ffainr
nruad has recently bccu made ca the
nights which renamed ID tic men II
has been settled IN high ten. as We On.
dersland, that no gentleman who meets a
lady m broadway shall be allowed 10
touch has beaver, az make any sign of re-
coenlaon. unless tie lady gives liberty by
first holding her pretty head and .aat al.
ter recognition la, thus passed. the gen
heman shall not be a. h5eI,y 10 extend
h's hand unless the lady fire, extend, hers.
We are pretty sure that under these cir
cumstances, those awful looking fellows
who carry n shoe brush on their urper
lip, or those still more offensive, who are
so ungcnilemanly as 20 Use Broadway for
a smoking room, Vill seldom getlibeIiv TO
make bow.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-25

The annals Of Tocitus scarcely furnish
t"o more piuN',e instances Of female
iraiiiY their bl,h. exalted staten and
education considered than Eurorcan
ROYALTY now exhibits 10 tie persons a the
Duchess d. Bern aud tLc WIDOW cf Ma.
lo'e-u. lie former, ~ 7IF,an ifuaa tie
last foreign dates has gcao 20 Vienna ia
comp ny with her T7Tauour. Conn; It.
CHEST lALLf PArrLr. 20 ask aims o. 4 @
Emperor &! Austria no has consented
70 help '!ci0. but no, .lc.rr-'aircrs -
Concerning the latter. 80 find tue fol-
loving passage 10 the Edinburgh Review.
elected by Chl,eauhridud mention. in
his recent work ~ ;hc Congress OF N.ro.
na, OF al Interview with Ter after she DC
came .trcbIucAcss Of Parma.
-Cnw'rtv creature anu. as foolish rs
base Whist her l!!l'nous husband
was liDiug under q treatment more I'M
po...:c even than II vas cruel an ml,p
sonselc's sill. ban II was lmqal.ic, shc
never Ecayca a sigh ior - fate. nor cast
an eye q affection towards the rock 90
Which fiu;y hearted mcu had chained
hun. While ,te other mcrtcu a t.-
family On whom 1t .as so much less ia-
cumScat and some ~ whom. in the ca-
pucc Of unii9i.,l power 10 l.a u.c1
wrScra'C!y wei. wc-i.yj rc's --d mon
w'h1he,l cE.feat s 30 lca allowed ,ic.aI
privilege Of sharing BIZ suGe.n.r. s.c
% "hon lbs cvo had never t.-mcd Bot
In love a1d count, y-slc, vi7r, = up
IN ihc 'ufi- lrdu!g suot. ~ c'g.ct'- bit
NOT sau1tca With these. mus, r,.e lrr
f..f- .r fy q, f'. T-.s ...r .... .f.. .
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The Mohawk and 81. Lawrence Rail
haad and Navigation Company Is about
commencing operations under promising
auspices. The wCrl; IS intended - open
a commune between tie Ere Cana!
OF Acw York, near Ltl.le Falls, and t.
pass norihW aTG.y through the counties al
lierk'mer Montgomery, hamilton Frank
hn and II. Lawrence, 10 tHe 81. Lawrence
river at Ogdeusburg. by means Of a rail
road to Racket nSer, and thence by slack
water navigation through the great chain
OF inland waters, and down The Osweca-
chic nyeT 10 the ST. Lawrence The route
has been pronounced by engineers TO be
a very eligible one. and the cost is cs,ima-
ted no; to exceed $1,000 nj the maximum
and SiOIo at the minimum, Per mile
The Legislature has granted ,93O, GGO acres
o. land valued o, - cents an acre, 10 be
conveyed 10 The company so soon as six.
ty miles Of the road shall nave been com.
p!oted, and i, IS supposed that the rassacc
OF The Improvement through them will 20
en-, auce their value Is to Jcfray the entire
expenses Of the undertaking. Such Is
thc policy OF the Empire State. What
lesson does thIS cNGrpie inculcaie upon
other states. telling them .hat II Is bv
InAcrnrE upEoScmcnts alone that they
can cevelopr their resources and bring
their Capabilities into luil action.
Bat ..mstisaR.
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Fancy CsOOcs.

NAVE iY., received ho ia. seii ald most
4 general .lrf.srf
80 AM q GOODS
that have ever rre.sn'ed-- comprising ever,
thing new ard cirEari for ibc present and 30
preaching season. would politely invite ths
ladies 60 call ani examine my Stock, which can.
not fatl % pless@. } ). MILLER.
sept 90, 1893.
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.HNrat' INIgt.Its.g NCE.

The Charleston Mercury Of the Sth
states that GA the eth instant. the nr.t day
81 the opening % tno subscription books
ot the S9Uh Western Rail road Bsnk
300 shares were subscribed. The shares
are SluO each The bool. are 10 remain
open for 80 days. The Mercury adds
that the City Council and corporations in
Charleston, onl several individuals of
large property had come forward prompt
~ aud set the good example, by subscrib-
ing for the whole amount OF the shares 10
which they were emitted; so that the
prospects sIs cheering. Ii Is added that
arrangements have been made for bring
ing home in specie, so much Of the loan
lately effected by Gen. HAMILTON, as
may be necessary 10 put the Rail road
Bank in operation without embarrassment
10 tie Other moaied Institutions. Ac.
counts ilom all quarters representthe poo.
pie as . cpared 20 make up the amount
OF the clpit.! Of The Ban,;, and anxious
for - immediate cs,ab,i hmcnt. The
success 81 the Bank may now bc consi-
dcIed as certain, and j, viii 80 very far
TO ensure ,ac success Of The Road.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-25

Honor Frrsi As Fo0o 1t hl. been
said, tha' ,t 90" ucai ot four 1iI,ren, au-
finals be similarly prepared neither eoef-
mlrt rar'l .ui' con- specify them Cook
ery change '.- s.mi,au,c re- a.I a.,.. ...
OF foods and tic attainment 90 ce.sIi...,
900 ii1ia-' La 'rrn 1tI 90. f.ta.... ..
mu rH.t,f.i.I o. rt.'. .t
% .c oi CON IncH' 600 iUr. !... .t
deceive accustomed GOO
'..r ru".H CO ..I...
cog .rta.r $50. BHtlfi.a.. good . .s-
.ry tI4t ''e fc.hoi tha L.-.c rau it.r.
Hsans .H .s'l.t he I'd. YaraI.IeI lum
. tLat # tas U.s.. 90 plu tu.r. o.. ylal
+ Of l~p} and 81. hf.es hen mrll. cd
30 kind were ev'ng1car'y expensive
lis.o gla.'..rs olh.i.r f..hu,rs sl'I "a.
food la l-tj a committee appointed &.
. examine the meat stalls actually proposed
\ 90 gpycrnmcnt 90 permit. under certain
I regulations. the sale o. horse meat ne boz
man food. In Denmark. public sale OF
horse Sch o. authorized The liver va,
much esteemed ty ihe French o,liers
during thc Russian campaign. After ih,
battles Of Eylsu and Of Eshoecn. o.,
wounded we're led upon horse fcsh Ga
several days Barron Tarrey paruok o.
ihr ate au3 saws &C. touillon f4t 4. uni
Tres borne qlaite
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80 -Yl-t.ill

a tLOTEs 20 per cent. lower than ever
Niohersd iu t'ifs market.
have fc-plsld q iar.c snd general assert.
mcnt of CLOTHS, Which ron oG 70 f.isi 81
ger ,cut lower tHaH ever Of o.. on 'hi. place
Those uty zen 60 purchase 0iII DO well g.
call aud examine eos stock arI test t..s truth of
tle aaa,c assertion. Also. base received a
splendid 5.tortn, or T.ar and Ribbed CAS-
slNLkE~. iEsTISCS. sc &C.
J. MILLER
sep, b. i-ls
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New and Splendid stock o..
FALL GOODS

n UST received aud oil, red lsr sale by CuAs
~ liAhFER = JoHN n. WHITE, who hav.
'ns associated themselves IA tin Me.ezHi &c bu,!
mes an SheFhcrdst,Nn. would invite their friend,
anc the Puoiic TO ci!l and examine. Their Stock
consists IN part Of
Cloths,
Csss,nes., q. llity.
nes"ns., rich .ri t.lul a>scrimeui,
French Merino,l
English DO.
Matuon Lusttius
Blue, black aud figured, SILKS
'olcred, tcPt and other
fisgri ooiofod. black auj white S-.'ns,
super double width tr,rrh Bou.5aIibcs.
Bird Eye and Russia Diaper,
Brown Linen Table Clot.s
Blue black. blue tilck sri white Grapes,
lodie'' super. hid aud Beaver Gloves
Gentlemen, heavy Hid and Buck Gloves,
Misses hid Glove.
PLAIN, SIX, and Pc Nc Gluvr.
Long Net aud Hui do
super. Cbalieys aud Maussslin De!ain,
French, British, ant American PRINTS.
CORDED >hri', Marsrii'e, 90 t-upetior)
white, red EtCtg srI.N yellow Iisursf
Nero. Ihaet s"d Chaiicy snsWl- and ,ianl-
ktIchiefs,
Net, >a'.u and fancy Grapes aai Hand erchicls,
G. yirie'y)
Laa'''' hen-s'ilchoI and plain Linen Cambric
Handkerchief,
Linen CamhTic
Null, Swis', Jaeunet, ard other Muslins
Assorted, white. aad coorci Cambrics.
Bohinoi-, white and black 1hibet Tor Neils,
Thread laccs ard Edgirc. handsome assert y
JaronoI and Swiss luserlings aud Edsing,
Moha'r and Lambs Wool Hose and halI Hose.
White and black Cotton Do,
SILK and Li,h Thread do,
Boanets. Florence. Brad and English Straw.
Satin Ribbands. beautiful assortment,
Lus,ring do. Bellings, sc.
Blankets, Kentucky Jeans,
PULLED, Plain and Plaid Linseys.
Brown and bleeehed Coitons, Osnaburg DO
Together with variety o. other articles usually
kept ~ Retail Siores-with a full assortment of
Hardware, GUuersware, and Groceries Oh Of
which will be sold upon ths most accommodate
Ing terms HARPER & WHITE
ShcPherhsiown, Sept 20 ls3--n.
B.-The Ladies are PARTICULAR, requested
10 call and examine heir STOCK OF Tancy Goods
ii (. w
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"h'cA WIZ make their assortment complete -
Ihey have large stock % Cloths, Ccs.irCfrs.
Ca,sineis, NestInF,, fu.ed, plain and rlsid J. in.
seN, hIiuey, Rose, aud other Blankets, frosa
~ down q lie smallest sis, Roots Shoes. and
Cap, for ue1 and boys PLAIN and heuted silks
ChalleN'c, Shawls and fancy Handkerchief. siik
"orsied, and cotton Hosiery Florence Efsid
Bcnne's' and every other srticio necessary for
I.1d'cs aIlAre- ErocerIes, Bar Iron, Steel, Nails
Har1"afs oud Cutlery, QuecusWarc. Glass and
China, Medicines, &c sc. Ihcy invite a call
as they are determined 20 sell ~ cheap az the
cheapest. WI y LOCK 4 co
Char.,s:own, Oct u, I-1s.
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NEW STORE.

FEVilE subscribers having pc rinaucntly located
- themselves "a Chlricslown, respectfully
inform tieir freud, lad the public generally.
that they have fitted up the large room lJtcs
occupied a. an Apo,hccary 6y lanes Brow o.,
directly OPPOSITE t.eir old - ~, ana are open.
.nsa large and beautiful
STOCK Of OBS.
They deem IL unnecessary TO aL,stti.ea long
li-' u hard name, ccasi.,ing Of great many
o. nE' thcs have no, got DOR we're ever heard
u', bot VIII pledge themselves TO Keep ever,
.nir- any Other store keep, and DO bu.,ol /.
uFoH as liberal terms. They respectfully oil
cit call. T. I & e ". A>QtiTu
Chariestown. Oct ~ l-3-.
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Y -

Th"T.Nlsn N.as'efai Wa.h,nyian D..
Inr0''r ihr ITl
made ty iesas St. annexation TO tc
United States.
We have seen an cor oi cora grown iy
Mr. l.. Compton. 80 Bloomfield. near tbfa
place containing furfg fts rows ald in
The ncisht5tLood % tssirs ka41ye@ Rraiat
~ corn It's ot The common species @.
corn. THIS viIl be hard g. beat
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Van and Winter Goods,
Fat and Winter Goods.
JOHN II. sHRoPsHIRu

Has ius, received Yt,ad'd f,sortm,ni =
II GOODS, 90 which BE- respectfully rsqrr &c
h. customers and the public generally TO rr'i
aad examine His stock comprises ever arii-
Gle Usually kept IN Retail stores, and he Or
slrts them that no SPANS sh1li be- spared OF
Dc part TO render perfect satsfach0n tie
deems it unnecessary CD cnumcrats az boast a
OIL. .a-rrt.r quality % h.t goods. a~hs thinas
..r vtrs..t te pufrhusc sid call and exam,
l.r tof tUcn-sisc..
thatlestguI. sept 2T. 1853
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Gloves, Hosiery, &c.

Stoves, EsO~icr., &c.
Gentlemen, Buoaskin Gloves,
Do. Heavy Hlck,kiu do.
Do. Beaver Gloves u beautiful quality,
Do. Black aud other color Hoskin and Kid
Gloves,
Gardeners Cotton, Wool, Thread and silk
Gloves,
Ladies Beaver, Kid. SILK and Thread Gloves,
Gentemen's and Lsl,e, Lambs Wool W orstrd.
Cotton, aud SIX Hose, Of many cvlors aud
qualities,
Geotemen's Wool, worsi,d, Cotton, silk and
half Hose,
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N.EET
Fish oil

Isl received s6d for sale At the store Of
81 I'm STEALTH
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E1AEN Il CAE1S.

EI|a = = a. q ~
Mfn's Tur .ps. Do oi beautiful quality,
" Fur Cap. Of a superior quality.
Bows Fur C1rs, Men, and Boy. seal Csps,
RIssIa, Tur six ard Beaver Hats, some %
which b. Of bcaunfuiq atty
Together with = general assortment % other
article. usually sept i1 Era.l STORES, wi'h a
fsli assortment 81 t,rItar- ard Queens
ware wHlrh not % be Surpassed 10y any in
tie country
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EIhsiMsS az KncrH.

Thread Lace, BobA,nct DO Ef.cd rootirgs.
Bobbtnct Ei,ia... Thread Fdsine- and I.aees,
Bobbnet Footing Seedle-WorAed EJsngs,
InscrtnEs Of i beautiful qulh,!,
SHIRT Bo-ous
Geu,,emo.'- Pon-cc, B,niauul. Spiuiedc!d an,
other handkerchief.
Back and other co.oset Cray.is. sc.
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-- %. 'I-.F No -FI.i hoy sT"i
W. ue'er forget though ihlic W. alc 1. r.,rt.'
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: ma1 Dos Recently been facl Eve
pound 90 Lns.-al &C. ua's.-. iai-
fst ih4t being tflsr1.s p. rf JOSS
lhe tfespa.serls punished both i'r care.
less.y cntaogerng Dos oen ifr I'D ior
The flss Il throwing q tfsn go tte track