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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-03-14
- - MAREM8 9ISgs "a
A4 PORT OF WILM1NGTON. AAE
ARRIVED.

March 5-brig Franklin, Patton, Gaudaloupc,
to E Dickinson.
6-brig VIM burlington, Brown, Mariegalante,
to E Dickinson.
schr Oregon, Newcombe, New Orleans, to r w
Brown.
ID masted schr Aurora, Martin, St Thomas,
to w Davis.
schr North Carolina, Miller, Philadelph,a, to G
w Davis.
s--brig Baltic, Moulton, Gauda!oupe, to Dick
inson.
brig Lagrange, Drew. Porto Rico, to G w Da-
Wis.
schr L Smith, Mills, New York, to w
Brown.
lO-brig Champion, Hunt, New York, to Rus.
sell & Gammel.
brig Samuel N Cot, Gray, Guadaloupe. to E
Dickinson.
brig Alpine, Treat. Martinique, to E Dickinson
brig Alvano, Pace, st Jago de Cuba, to Barry
& Bryant.
brig Peruvian, Watson, Porto Rico, to G w
Davis.
Br barque sirion,. Cam, Liverpool, to G w Da
le. Br. brig Infantia, Dustin, Grenada, to Bar
~ & Bryant.
March 6-brig Llewellin, Randall, Guadaloupe
by Russell & Gammell.
7-brig Anawan, Swasey, Barbados, by
Hathaway & Son.
sloop b F Sherwood, Wightman, Louisiana, BY
Master.
schr Dresden, Lindsey, Martinique, by Russell
& Gammell.
lO-Br brig Agnes, Marshall, Halifax, N s, By
G w Davis.
H-schr Monsoon. Derry, Phiadelphia, by
Muock.
schr Els Powell, Murch, New York, by G "
Davis.
l2-brg Susan, Campbell, Guadalupe, by I
Dickinson,
brig Levant, Hathorn. West Indies, by Barry
& Bryant.
49, masted scr. Aurors, Martin, Barbados
by G. w. Davis.
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The following is a list Of all the acts anu
resolutions Of public nature. which were
passed at the session Of Congress, which co-
sed or the 4th OF the present month
ActS passed which orr 2innted I'm the Senate
An act to change the time Of holding the
Federal Courts in Kentucky. North Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and Loui-
Siana.
An act to grant certain lands to the State Of
Indiana, the better to enable the said State to
extend and complete the Wabash and Erie
Canal from Terre Iiaute to the Ohio river.
An act to confirm the survey and loo 'tion
Of claims for lands in the State of Mississippi,
east Of the Pearl river, and south Of the thir-
ty-first degree of north latitude.
An act confirming and asserting to an act
OF the Legislature of Virginia, entitled IAN
act further to amend the act Incorporating the
Chesapeake and Ohio Coal Company
An act extending the jurisdiction Of the Dis
Hlct EonrtS to certain cases upon the lakes
aud navlgable waters connecting the same.
An act to organize new land district in the
southern part Of the State Of Arkansas.
An act renewing certain naval pensions for
The term of FIVE years.
An act 10 reduce the rates Of postage, to
limit the use and ,cAzEect the abuse Of the fran
King privilege, he prevention OF frauds
on the revenue e Post Office Depart
ment.
An act end an act entitled ''An act Il
carry lnte in the States of Alabama anC
MIssIssFp existing compacts with those
S'Sles WI lard to the five per cent. fund
and the sc reservations"
An act q cal IAN act for the better or
ganlzation 81 re District Court of the Unite'
States with H-IIse State of Louisiana" and 70
other Purpos
An act RELAXING to revenue cutters and steam
eB.
This act was returned to the Senate by tn
PRESIDENT of the United States with his rea
sons tor not approving and signing the same
Upon reconsideration, two-thirds of the Sen
dc agreed TO pass the bill and it was sent
together with the Presidents objections. +
the House of Representatives. by which
was likewise re-considered, and approved b
two-thirds of that House. 1t has. therefore
become law.
An act allowing drawback upon foreio
merchandise exported in the original package
10 chihuahua and Santa Fe, in Mexico. an
10 the British North American provinces at
Joining the United States. =
=, An act to provide for the transportation ,
ee mall between the United States and TO
egn countries.
An act to amend an act entitled "An act
r.TVlae tor the enlistment of boys into the n
service, and to extend the term of enlis
'"ent OF seamen." -
roa an act to amend the act entitled AN Al
FnsM"g appropriations for the naval servi,
'He lscal year ending 3Oth June, Is45."
n, az: explanatory Of an act entitled "a
diploroa,ng appropriations for the civil ar
rear Isa" :, expenses Of Government for Il
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Heah Of Charleston. Annual Report
Of the city Register for the year 1874. presents
result as to the health Of the City Of Charles
ton remarkably favorable. The total number
OF deaths in population Of 90. 1863 was $50 Of
all Diseases of this number, 80 were between
60 and 20; 81 between 20 and so; Is between
80 and 100; Q between 90 and 100; between
100 and ITO, and between ITO to 100. We
question whether there is city in the Union
of the population Of Charleston, which can
exhibit so favorable report of the longevity
Of its inhabitants Courier.
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!SOre yOMr Corn [Obs NMN
ShlECkS.
TO THF PLANTERS AND MILLERs OF NORTH,
CAROLINA

TO THF PLANTERS AND MIILERs OF NORTH,
CAROLINA.
HVHE undersigned has obtained Letters Patent
III to enable common Mill stones Cor rocks) now
IN use, to grind CORN COB and SHUCK, into
meal. for Horses Mules, Cattle, Hogs, &C., there
by saving more than one third of crop, which is
an important item With planters. The machinery
used for the above purpose is simple and durable,
and cannot, with fair means, get out of order. II
will last as long the Stones last, with expense
of SO cents every five years. To enable the COM
mon Mill Stones to grind ear corn into meal, re-
quires no new buildings or extra power. 1t can
also be applied to Horse Mills, Threshing Ma
chimes, Gins, or any given power known. The
same Mill will grind one-third more of Corn Meal
by the introduction of this Machinery, and can be
changed from grinding Corn and Cob to grinding
Corn Meal in the space of thirty seconds. Corn
alone when fed to stock is said to be by the most
practical and scientific Planters, constipatng in its
effects, producing founders, cholics and various
other maladies which are incidnt to stock. Grind
ing cobs with the Com, makes fosd congenial
with their nature, and cannot produce any Of the
serious results above mentioned. Stock, when fed
Corn exclusively, deprived of the benefits OF
distenson $50 necessary to the proper health of
imals.) by their being unable to eat sufficient
bulk to produce distension before the animal be-
comes gorged. Cobs ground with the corn, pro-
duce the necessary distension. without any danger
of diseases arising from overeating. Corn and col
meal is improved by scaldlng, and still more BY
boiling, and yet more by partial fermentation
All the preparations facilitate digestion for Hogs
But Horses and Mules will not eat fermented food
consequently they will require it dry or partially
wet with cold water. Horses, Mules and Oxen
when fed with unground food, void much in Al
undigested state, ,ohich IS of course lost for all ben
efeial purposes.IF Read the suyoiaed certificate
! UT The undersigned can be addressed at RG!
e;gh, and all calls ,UiH be attended to punct"dAl
; aud Nth despatch by hinse!for Agsnt: ,,,s
March l4.ls45. 26<ly.
CERTIFICATE.
! Having been solicited by Maj. Collins 70 has
, nv Man adjusted to grind Corn in the Ear an
4 Sbuck consented shat he should do so az an e,
neriment: and am able 70 say that it grinds Cor
;n the Shuck at tina rate of 80 bushels Der hour
nd the dressag Of the stones Is 20 improved. TIL
nt Lit erinds shielded Corn more than twice as fast
before, and by my watch, at the rate of IS bushe
J. per hour, and the meal finer than usual. dec
8 Il valuable Improvements. and shall purchase Il
: night to uss it, as il will afford me speedy way
, feeding my horses and cattle, and eave my:
thereby. VIM BOfLAN,
, March If, letB-t.6-ty
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BANK RATES OF EXCHANGE wfLM1No1or.
Bank checks on Philadelphia, ! Or. ct. perm
New York, {" d"
Boston, 4


Arrivals and Departures OF the MAILS.
Northern Mails due daily at IL nn and is clio
sed daily at 10 pm.
Southern, mail is due daily at sa and
closed daily at IL m.
SmithriAe due daily at 8 a. M, and is close
daily at IL m.
Fayetteville maiivia. Clinton and Warsaw.
due Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at IL m :.
and is closed same days at 10 p. m.
Fayetteville mail via. Prospect Hall, Elizabeth.
town. Westbtooks and Robinson's, due Tuesdays,
ihursdays' and Saturdays at a. M, and depart
the same days at 10 a. m.
IayIor's Bridge, Harrel's store, Black River
Chapel, Mores Creek, and Long Creek, due every
Thursday at P. m. and departs every Friday at
6 an
Onstov Court House, Sneed's Ferry, Stump.
Sound, and Tepsail Sound, due every Monday
at p. m. and departs Frjdav at .. m.
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CHAP. ".
OLD AGE.
"On his staff

stOn his staff
Bending he leaned, and from his weary eye
A single tear drops;
None followed; for the font was dry"
The grey haired pilgrim. as he traces the
tablets of his memory, looks back upon his
youth as a thing Of yesterday, the occurrences
of early life are all too fondly remembered
while the affairs Of to-day are unheeded. The
glittering sythe Of death. the cankered rust OF
destruction and disappointment, h. We destroy
ed full many link Of the bright chain that
once bound him to earth, and many another
link has been lost in the dark gulf Of adverse.
ty.
One by one the gilded hopes Of childhood,
the pleasures of youth, and the pursuits and
connections Of manhood with all their bright
associations, have been obliterated from the
page of existence. Like an old oak of the
forest, the sport of the elements for ages,
whose rven trunk and goaded branches, bear
the impress oflightning and tempest.-So is
old age, as shattered by the temptations and
Affections Of life, it stands amidst the fallen
leaves retrospective pleasures. Weak, tot
tering age, whose prototype is infancy rever-
sed, the last chapter in the earthly career OF
life. Now and then brilliant CLEANS of the
dormant intellect flash in momentary subliml'
ty owe. the miserable wreck ofthat which was
once fit tenement for this immortal mind
But to the effort succeeds a chaos like that
following the last convnlsive effort Of huge
volcano, which, with one mighty shroe, casts
up the Inrid stream Of lava and fire, illumina-
ting with its gigantic flame, height. plain and
glen, then, leaving the scene enveloped in a
cloud of murky darknass. The "silver chord
is severed, strand by strand, and fibre by f.
bre, till all its hold on mortality is generally
Ioosened, and the ripened head is gathered in
to the garner Of eternity.
Then the volume of life is transferred from
the shelf of earth 10 the studio of its author, to
be cast aside as worthless, or rebound, accor
ding to its tested worth, in an envelope o
spotless surity-of fadeless immortality.
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Hs'O mode Of LegisIating.-A member Of
the Ohio house of Assembly has struck upon
a new plan of defeating bill! before that bo-
dy. We learn from the State Journal that a
few evenings since, bill to amend the char
ter of Cincinnati came up for consideration,
when the gentleman arose, took off his coat.
and laying it on his desk, swore hot he tDould
HEX the first three men that potsd for it's engross,
7nesltIf
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CHARLESTON MARKET-March 8.

Cotton.-The total sales of the week amount
to s723 bales at the following particulars-63 bales
at 81; 63. 81; 40, 81; 49, Ct; IS, Ct; 1876, s; 49,
81; 81, 1916; 1860, 534; l247, s.; 1893, 81 :;
SIT, So; 81, 5 SIG; SOS, ST; 80, 81; 249. S, &c.
AZ; 773 Al 2lO, 455; 26l Al; "a, II; and 70 bales
Nankeen Cotton, at ID cts.
We retain former quotations Liverpool Cassifi-
cations. viz
Inferior and Ordinary At a 5
Fair to good fair ST 81
Middling midding fair 81 st
Rice.-1he sales Of the week are about 1900 bar
rels, at from SIG sal, principally So So.
Rough Rice.-This article also has reserved
somewhat from its depression which it had suffered
in common with the clean Rice.
Groccries.-The market is very firm, with fair
enquiry for the leading articles.
| Mol1sses.-Received during the week los hhds
Cuba. and $50 ibis New Orleans. The former
was sold from the wharf in the neighborhood of %
cts. and the latter near Is.
| Cofee-This Article appears to get somewhat
6rmer. A cargo Of 1850 bags Laguira, prime ar
ticle. lately received. sold at u cts.
Grain.-Several arrivals of Corn. during TIT
past week, amounting to about 10000 bush. No
Ca, have made the market very heavy for this ar
tcle. Sales Of the whole however have been ef
| feCteQ, principally dL rom "a 80 CUE. n CdlS
of white provision Corn brought in the neighbor
hood of SO c.
Oats.-Some 5000 bushels Virginia and Mort
Carolina Oats, received during the week, sold frou
80 q 81 cts.
Bacon.-Little has been received this week an
prices remain firm at quotations.
Subtitle arrivals of Liverpool have been neal
lly 10000 sacks, Of which about 5000 have bee
sold, at from 81 05 to 81 Os, the balance renal
unsold. A cargo of Turks Island brought 80 ct
Domestic Lquors.-fhs principal transaction
of this article haye been IN New Orleans WIFI
key, Of which, there have been asou. 800 bbls r.
{ ceirat, and sales effected at % . IS cts.
Er.rcc.s .H~ct>y Price Current
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power and sigor Of maturity while:the physi-
cal powers are in state ofentire dependence,
what mental torture and anguish would be
endured. All, them. 10 wisely ordered; and as
the playful infant to,ters to the days Of child
hood, Its harmless prattle and healthful sports.
give bright promise for the yet distant flu
iure.
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In this town. on the 18th ult.. hy the Rev. Mr.
Stedmau. Doct. James H. Dickson, to Miss Mar
garet Owen. daughter of Gen. James Owen.
In Fayetteville, on the 9Th ult., by the Rev
John Depo, Mr.. David McDufee, to Mise Anr
Eliza Ivey, all Of that place.
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RATES OF FREIGHT HENCE TO NEW YORK.
Naval Stores, 80 IS cts. per barrel,
Rice, 125 cts. per hundred
Cotton, 81 per bale.
Cotton goods and yarns, so cts. pr. bale.
Tobacco, So SO per hogshead.
Lumber, Sc Sc SO per m.
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FAYETTEVILLE-Marchs 8.

Trade in cotton has been very brisk this week,
and sales readily made at to 54c., which is an
advanced price. Not much doing in other kinds
OF produce. and no material change. We quote
flour S3 rs to 81 90; Corn so; Whiskey % to %
Bacon to 81; Land to 7. There are good sup
plies of groceries in market.
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Life..A Volume.

BY ELIZABETH BUELL. OF dLENs FALLS, NRW YORK
One Of the most profound mental philoso-
pliers represents the human mind as blank
sheet, wherein, in childhood and youth, are
stamped the impressions which serves as
moulds to fashion the ideas and principles OF
after life. The mind, then, may be consider
ed as blank volume, of which the body is
the binding; and in which the finger of lime
inscribes the first chapter of existence, or III
fancy, in a ''minute and delcateIy traced Chi
rography.'' The second chapter, or youth, is
penned in bold, open hand. The third, or
manhood, is indited with the free and hurried
characters of the man of business and care /;
and the fourth, or aye, is written with the va
rying angels, and unequal lines which tell OF
pased limbs and fast decaying humanity.
These volumes of life are placed In The
great studio of Earth, to be drawn at will by
the Author 9th Universe. Let US take one
of these volumes, and we peruse its con-
tents, carefully ponder its worth. Its title
, age-Lite-copy-righ secured In Heaven.
{ Its preface tells of the intimate blending and
, harmonious union OF the mortal and immortal
, the physical, intellectual, aud moral na
, tures-the chain Of dependencies, the tende
: sympathies by which these various nature:
are bound together-and that crownlng ant
t governing principle, the human will: which
e the lamented Pollock calls, "the highest glf
: of Gods abundant grace"
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THE MARKETS.
TURrExTINr.-Last sales S2,25 for saA, and
$l,25 for Hard.
TAR-Sales at 1925.
RIVER LUMsEH-Floorng, SIP aSl2,50 per.
M; Wide Boards and Scantling Sc.
The Rivers up to this time, being very low, has
caused great scarcity in all kinds of Country Pro-
duce.
GRocERIEs.-Sugar & Molasses are held high.
er than last quotations, but no sales to ;eport.
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CHAPTER I.
INFANCY


Thou hast no heavy thought or dream,
To cloud thy fearless eye;
Long be it thus-Life's early stream,
Should still reflect the sky.
Mas. HEMANs.
Infancy! what interesting associations clus-
ter around the word, starting out in the dim
confines of memory; and in bright leiefare its
sunny smiles, its artless and winning ways,
its unaffected innocence, and unsophisticated
endearments. Ignorant Of the past, and heed
less of the future unqualified to profit by the
wisdom of others, land unable to appreciate it's
own brief experience-no cloud OF care has
vet risen to darken with its sombre gloom, its
sun-lit horizon. The gushing streams of un-
restrained JOY flow quietly on, in bubbIing
stream of continual pleasure. confined within
the flower. gemmed banks of parental soIicitude
and care. Like the gradual unfolding of the
rose, as one leaf after another hursts out in
crimson lustre from its green envelope, 50 is
the gradual expansion Of the infant mind. lts
development may be slow, but 10 that very
hardness is manifested wise provision d
Nature; for il the mind were to possess the
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Edgecombe County.-We must be allowed
to state, for the credit of Edgecombe, that she
is out of debt, pays punctualIy all her officers,
and demands against her, keeps her bridges
and roads in good repair, has just contracted
for building large and convenient Jail, and
still has been enabled, at this term, 70 reduce
the rate of Taxes, leaving surplus in the
Treasury. II this is not the good fruits Of her
democracy, tits a monument Of her correct
management and public spirit at home, which
de6es the impotent attacks of political wit
lings. When they can make better showing,
they may look out from their glass houses.
Idrboro' Press.
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llIIl!ss..1Nlld1llllllKKME2zl
MARRIED.

North Carolinian.
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&D The new and elegant coPPc.od sap R:cu.
ss- sosD. Geo. =. Masiard master 70 load \.
lear about sitr July For feish, ToSseeo or c, ~
u % CHAs. FALNEP
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JOHN V. HARDWICKE,
ME n G HANT TAILOR,

III AS received his Fall supply Of Cloths, Cas-.
'aers and Nosings, Of French English Manufacture
winch he invites his friends and the Public and eIanpe
thy arc Of new and beautiful styles latest nprtaIio
ho every other article suited for wear in his nr
O-d&eu
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'ObihI VI lie WEST.
An Ode To the mockng bird. by Corespo &c.
author Of tho SOLITARY Fountain. &C.. was published ma
nyysan seo In the Atisshe Sosseni,; and some 20,
judges pronounced equal TO any poetry produced
!" eonnuy. We now repubish the ode. altered and ui
proved by the writer We need say that op
I'm OF II 10 or the most exalted character.
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NEW GROCERY STORE,

IINliE subscribers have taken the store former.
y occupied by Messrs. Aymer Son. four doors below the
Bell Tavern for the Of conducting Grocery and
mission business We Keep constantly on hand
general assortment OF Family Groceries
nNe the attention Of friends and public generally Our
goods consist part -
6uaPo~d"r Y. Iiysos imp1 Black Tea. Of the fines.
quality -
Mocha, Java and iaRuayra COFFEE
Noolrry a NOoey's best l0af auy,
~ CroI, forto Rico AMI q SrgAG
Hull n Sons be-: Soap
DO. VaTiegsied DO
No ! Mack.frI
A choice lot Sardnrs
kcraia aud Prineip- segars
Bakers Cocoa AMI chocolate
No ~ Carolina llrrrings
Painted Buckets aud Broous
A great variety Spices
l.cIter and Foolsoap PAPER
Best London and French Mustad
Patent and Plain Sperm Candies
I"nionand Philadelphia Porter, ia pts aud az,
haniila and Spanish Mats
CONNECTICUT shad, bb.
CITY Cured Bacon, Hog Kound
LIQUORS.
French Apple AMI Peach Brandy, o. the finest 7-sity
HoliandGin
Old Jamaica Rum
Richardson's Rye Nyhiskcy
Madeira and Sicily Madera Wine
fort, Claret, Sherry and Malaga do
And all other goods belonging the Grocery Trade
We also tender friend. and Tho ne v,,
y Tor the sale of Produce and promise
obtain the highest market pnee.
u. N. TgMPIEdAN,
. WIN. u. RADCLIFFE
u ~ No %, 4 doors below he he
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E.rrugi,,ous f,bocoJ,,,.


ktoh the cure OF Chloro-is Ncrou.
T"enrrbE h.biliy and Dis.a-r Cbst.n A,n,,v, 49,,
e faeahJ OF Medicine Of Pans, authorized v ia ps
Government. " INC Ff'heh
~ p'4euoners have administered IN all ia firm, ard
eno'atoued "a r-nSer il grateful s be 70 a..
tan wv o'n'eHy now iorg"r Of
col,i-. - 1880 W '"' 'i'"s ~'u- Tho
IN" rrsors who will derive great b.r.g, FINN ,b 49,,
ferruzinons Choenlat-. ~ '"' "'e "' we
~ ''f'-h OF paid eo'aPleIion who Complain Of drrnu
o'esos es-esi, in ss-cEihz aca.e o, p,Ju,aon =, ,h
~ Z" h'i--- "a ii" had ~ho~r
spfen'e - c-sfcy.i p~sy.r.d hn 90
.''her Affecting Of eos.n.-s lower cx,ntnu.. -
s'hsral d"ranE"'n-bi of the whole ss-en, ~
wen who af- pale AID NJ delicate constitution wl,- Al,
AMI WIN srisn>sd by eIers~. and 6,,-,.
arc" using iof short iG'- the Perrusnoa- Clat,
material mproy n their ,tai- ''
"'@s eh'dr-n aud especially ihos~ rek.,v y. m ,c
qlfe Strength ard ttsir viii not l,,i to ys
self 49, '' ''' F" "''srp- IL
- cur principally to young sir budding into wou. ntood
"rAl MAJ be hnsu-ins that Ferrug no.. Ceol,,s
VIZ I. a'sH; hHHani and vivid eomp.ILon ,uec.sos
''SL..iy IN al Ire functions OF 80,
,tais o heaih .ugeyennz viii prov. MOI o,r d.
sinous Chocolate. - " N'' 'e''u
-,i> BY o Iaay nr., ana lot
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NUHBER IS
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.


| bhLitMUbE LUCK HOSPITAL
/ North rrrderieh s,~.
| on rms RIyUr Ne xn 80 rect. 0attteSvs,
sTREEy Tyyo. Dooss s.n. sncI s,LysJsoha
yNIiERE may H.. ,h,...-. - So~NkS.
w - = O'.'iAD" 'nS most npordy
"mesy of @onorths. elects ssretnr-. s--,,.i w.
-, ~ 20 alse"Sns % The Kidneys. s,-sy g.,
4 CIJRE WARp .NTr,r, ON AZ,
a., $500, ~ r.D On NJ CHARGE MADE
Nv fhoh ONE TO TWO DAYS
ArHddHer from ia The morning fU IN ~ .;.k,
DIP IOII.rS,,rSNNy - = "t"'
A n.,,h., of ~. 49, ~ . lOlN,
. o' ,he k"yai coi-s- of sarr-s.. LSr,.s..,-S 81 -
rs.. a, ~ 49,. Ah- "raiusie fom as- "a
human frsn sa, mos, . u Az ss-re.s. isesA-t
e7"esy IN an enz~s 20
| 49,. -, ,--., CERTAIN pfskAsz,
,A al "a. nv Nsay OF piearure ~ IA.
annsc rn-r Of -snac dread discovery 49,. -
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