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MRS, E. KIDDERI S

nYSENTERY CORDIAL-An Immediate and perfect
Dreneiy for Cholera Dysentery prOtrscied Disrrhra,
common Cholera MOrbu- Cholera iuantun sea Sickness,
and every Of Debility Sold Wholesale and retail 90
Now York office Of r. kdder 8j Chatham street and by
T. Porter No tech-r--treei, shipping sgentfor The SAME
ind by Mrs r. kifder, office No 100 Court street. Boston
Druggist. and others supply themselves 1t either place
l IL also sold by II Daley i@S Fuon.-lIeri DR. Miner
corner of John and Broadway an4 Dr. T. VI Ggon corner
u Bowery aud Grand STREET lyls I'm
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40 ~ Ma--t New furs. - july. ltfh-Af spec al
meeting 0fte Board Of Drrctnr- after skl- info The
resource. OF The Company. IN connection with recent losses
v i- re f 10Th 1st iah0l onef 40 th. Capital re-
MA ling lnmpalred % va. unanimously Resolved, Tia,
Die Cof1.anv proceed il tlrir business b I.lal
jNO BROUWER. President
GOLD :. -fLLfN,N. Secretary. ir.3lw
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r. WAFER Cure Mt Lebanon springs

b-aurf and healthy place easy OF being
situated only - miles Fast of Albany 3N miles y. r. of
Hudson and miles Wr-i of Pi-hed. Mas. and presents
natural advantages for Purposes ~ health seldom equse.
FOR particulars address p-I PAID Joe shew VI ID. Da-
sd Camt-l. Lebanon springs. Columbia Co. y. y"
The WsferCure journal and Teacher of Health. Joel
shew, NJ. u. Editor Campbell Wnimar.h. Publishers,
be- obtained OF VIM H. Graham, Tribune Buildings, ltn
N4--susreei Nr~iork City subscribers viii hereafter
their numbers ~ ti- Terms y per volume
~ number. IN mv3fu
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re- The Mercantile Muiua Insurance Company No
So We street inform The pub that they are rrrpari %
meet al claims promptly and heir ar ar unni-
paired ty tie recent IRE that they enabled 90 take Ns
rne and re Risks heretofore On e most reasonable
terms l. GREGORY President
JOSEPH HOME, Wee Prest
EiLwOoD VALrEs, >ccy ly-l In July -lsL
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ARTHUR h. BRADFORD,
THE WONDER BLESSING OF THE AGE

The only Cure tor Consumption
EFT EVERY MAN WOMAN AND CHILD, who Is
IL troubled with Coughs, CodS, spttmg Hood Li5er Com
PLANT Asthma. Bronchitis, NhOoplng Cough ram IN ne
and Breasf Throat rising TICKLING IN the Throat
Nervous Debility, PalptaLon 81 iic Heart brosen t0nfHu-
from the Of caOme and other causes try The genuine
and only genuine SYRUP WILD CHERRY prepared by The
celebrated DR.. SwAy>E Of Philadelphia All others are pu-
and limitations Therefore Dee cnafous % a-k Tor
he gina! and only GtHulne preparation from I'M, vhua
bic Tree, Dr. swAsSE's CoNPOUND SYRUP Or WHO Chez
RY Principal Office " w corner OF Eighth aud Race-st-
Philadelphia
aud Race Philadelphia
AGfSrs-Hayilani, Reese Co. York Dr. w H.
nor cor Broadw and John--f L. 4 sands, l53 Boz"
ery r.. &. Warner 25 Breckers. y. Y. CITY Mrs Hays
Brooklyn; w. o.. Wood. Harlem Benjamin Od- Newark
John Pearson, Railway John Tefhune, New Brunswick, y
j.. j. Harrison, Salem, Mas; w H. Pierce. Albany J.
" Wn.iow. Rochester, y. Y Bachus Bull, Troy, J.
Green Co. Worcester Mass. John ?. tia Co Boston
Harvey seym0re Hartford, Conn; +. HOldge, Buffalo, y
l.. William Montgomery, Lan,lngburs, y. Y, T. VI COh"n
\ Co. Charleston. : C.; Andrew Oliver Co. New Orleans
K 4 J. Adams and r. keinr, 81 LOUIS VIM Thorn, Pitts
burg. r. y. Human, Cincinnati i-ls 5n-od'
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r. Notice.-The Naiional Fire Insurance Company.
No - Wal - Jones Build ngs Ia. lost exceeding
TwentyEiehi Thousand Dollars, probably than
TeenfvFlv thousand Dollars. by Tn IRE IN the
Fret Ward Applications ~ Insurance received a. usual
80 r.k taken for more than >joo
WI lw WM JAS. BOGGS. secy.
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BOARDING SCHOOL.

PREPARATORY (BOARDlNol SCHOOL, MIDDLE
Il TOWN, CONN.-D. H. CHASE, A. NJ. PRINCIPAL
Estahs shed In 1885 Sessions commence May 18th and oct
18th continuing i've months. $50 per session Thorough
preparation for College business and personal attentions
are pupils fully IN the most expensive schools
Lads from Newlo placed IN charge OF careful per
.on going and returning Circulars Al ~ Market street and
ia Roadway dS,
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~ Nu-quitoc-.-Ha.fings& Coz Aromatic Fumi-
gai0r- are not only protection these trouble
some insects but they yield deli ghffu perfume. render the
PURE Price 8l cents per box with fall directions.
Depot S5i BrOadwav 1919 81
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YALE E.-C0mmeHctmsW IIock.-Thc
Commencement is ON Thursday August 2lsi. On Tues
day August 9Th an Grafton before the Literary Socie
iies will ~ delivered by Rev George Bethune d. d. Of
Philadelphia.
The C0aci0 al Cleram will be preached Tuesday
evening Rev Thomas Boutelle Of Woodstock. Is thc
preacher The subject proposed by the General Associ
anon Is, WHAT constitutes Ordination 10 the Chris
tan Ministry
On Wednesday August 2Oth Will be held. IN the fore
noon. the meeting Of the Alumni Rev. Leonard With
ington OF Massachusetts. viii deliver the Address.
In the forenoon the Theological Commencement.
In the evening the Exercise. PHI Beta Kappa Soci
ETY. Henry barnard Esq o Hartford IS the Orator and
Mr. Ehzur Wright OF Boston. the Poet Y II. Her.
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~ j. ID. Wheeler. Attorney and Counsellor NJ
Law an Comm!-- ourr oi Deeds &C. VIII attend in the
Reaiing-Room u Tlmmany Han al all hour, Of the day
aud evening. jyl5 osii
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posrI~G-Huichings the Daguerreoiypisi cor
ner OF Canal and Chsrrcs streets yesterday had hanging
up against awning post the pa. OF Chap With good
round open counienance presenting the appearance OF
ai bird pecpng through the iron CRATES 81 hs cage
This effected by placing over the plate horizontally
and peryendicuarly small strips 81 black 50 As 10 form
squares through which the features OF the ncarceFad
mi shi be seen with admirable eject Beneath the pic
turc were these emphatic words This nan srilg.td
ne our Of FIN Dollars
We would admouish persons 10 be cautious how they
friac with Mr. Huchings and AZ the same time admire
his way Of showing up aieliow. y. o. PIC.
L. : DRAGeOSs-ENPEDIrioN TO TIE ROCKY
MouNrAINS-We learn hy Mr. J. V Hamilton. who
reached the city yesterday. direct from Fort Laramie
that the L. troops under the command OF Col Near
new reached that the 18th Of June The officers
and men AL well and IN me spirits M H. reports
that several Of the emigrsni 10 Oregon had reached
Fort Laramie In his way be met 573 wagons. and
the attending companies OF emisrAnis They were a..
progressing well NJ deaths OF accidents mai happened
70 them -. LOUIS Rep. 18th.
THUNDER SHowER-We were visited with
most violent thunder shower yesterday morning Il
commenced about o'clock. and lss,ed abouiiwo hours
The thunder was very heavy, ana the lightning extreme
y quick and vivid The whole heavens during the time
Il the shower had the appearance Of one sheet Of re
The lightning struck block OF brick houses IN Fayeite
street passed along The roofs Of -X dwellings nearly de-
-hing the side roof OF one. and considerably dam
sps the ofher- Fortunately. Of the inmates
seriously Injured Rev Dr. Beechefs church, corner q
salem and Bennett streets, which = undergoing repairs
was also struck during the storm sud some 81 the lace
brick were tom from the wall and II was otherwise
damaged. Boston AHAs eDne'uA!
~ The Mount Holyoke Female Seminary, al
so.,b Uadlev was discovered be on nfe this morning
about three O'clock the kitchen. u supp sea 70
have been struck by lightning a. was discovered during
the Storm of that hour The flames were soon eAilh
suished without very essential damage but ihe AArm
was the cause Of much fright the young lady occupants
Of the Seminary who were thus turned ou OF uooIs 70
N. number oil some two or three hundred dishabe
Springfield Republican.
Y The Racine Wis Advocate announces
with proud satisfaction that rock which has oostruci'
ed navigation at that place is removed and that tne mar
Dor 10 open for the admission OF every species OF
Lake cran sieAt
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,,T,TrppI.o> Co>TKACT-Proo,

-. m fh. Stoe Isrartpenf IN the NewJerey STATE Prison
numbering rom ~ 80; contract 90 commence on the
Isl day of August next and Cor such period may be-
mutually agreed on. The Institution viii furnish -uperin-
PENDANTS practically acquainted win TIE business. sufficient
security VIII be- required Om lr contractor Proposals VI
the -ub.crh.r J. B. GADDls.
Keeper Ne~Jersey State Prison.
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LIE ASH RANCE SOCIETY or LONDON-NEW-
YORK BRANCH.-Th- public are respectfully informed
that Dr. Rod-r- Dr. Hu-ack vii attend Ire >Oci-y
once ~ Walls daily Sundays sAcepieij a. ococa.
=. "
anl German pert ~ ,le luq aIun ~ N-V-iurk-Dr Ar
nolIt VIII attend. daily. the 0thc. l. O'Clock
each physician deFous one hour tO lis dulles m-oc
examiner Examinations N4 e conducted 40 their 0--pcr
tive places OF residence ~ preferred dunng the hours
for receiving patients.
r. Fee paid hy he society
Dr.. Rod ger. resides Al 100 B'recker- street
Dr. H0sack lo FnnkIin-sfn,et
Or. Auol.t $50 bruaiway.
=. w rL.II
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Il Certificate No III tor = Shares of the Capital Socs
Of the Farmer- Loan ani Trust Company of New YOrS.
which certificate v4s in favor OF Colonel William Lindsay
C. ; 4 and Wa dated 18th November. 1850 Said ceriIf
cate has not been found he death Of Colonel Lindsay
Which occurred In the month of September. 1855 and app.
for the issue OF new c-fhcate FOR The
ST ~ hi. h.s-. -D.-e Inr- Nth. l-fi iel1 sw
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DEBATE on SLAyrRY.-Mcssrs Blanchard and
Rice (Clergymen) OF Cincinnati ha'eiau. a.
t,r a nnblic debate ON the following question
rs Slarehold,nS in itself sinjsi and the rea''Hs De-
t,oeen master and Stare a sinfhl reid',onF
1t will take place understand, says the heISo'
three or four weeks soon as Reporter can &c w.
tanned
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For The Tribune.
spirit GINS and Camphene Lamps.

noticed a statement in several city papers few days
since that girl residing al 80 Pearsi Wa badly burnt by
her clothes taking IRE from the explosion Of eaphene
lamp which believe must be mistake In point OF Tact
The same circumstance has been noticed by other papers
as being from spirit gas Some degree OF caution or
prudence should certainly be observed N the use Of
what is called Spirit Gas burning auid or composuun-
is the same srsc by eilhor Of the above names-bui
a lamp may be rrplcnshci at any time with perfect
safety II the prccauiiOn Is taken 20 put out or not
bring the uid the flame Early IN Tho day Is, how
ever. The best time 10 prepare all lamps Tor use ply
object IN this NOTICE i 10 correct al important er0r Win
very many persons who suppose that spirit gas, cam
uhene or chemical oil are one and the article
am acquainted with editor who once said IN MS PAPER
that hi. head nearly blown Oh by the explosion OF
his camphcne lamp went 10 see him on purpose 10
ascertain the fact whether cafnpacDe or spirit
,es II proved 10 be- as supposed spirit lamp. g.
which some ing accident had happened and the edl
tors hair litile scorchcd. tie corrected the ms
take in his next paper have also recently seen an ex
tract from New Haven paper oil AN sccidehi nom
spirit lamp 10 one Of the students in College. IN winch
The writer talks knowingly upon the SUBJECT 'houSn
quite wide OF the mark as he says oampnene Sheihi0H
OIL pine oil spirit &c. or by whatever name are oir
and the thing can only say. that such i nor re
Jac. Csmphene chemical oil pine ml are Al made
from frPcHfiHe snd that alone purified by disis'on
but sprt gas burning fluid composition, - nlsde
mostly OF nigh proof achoho spirit "a VINE. lamp
that WILL burn camphcuc. viii burn syr eA- or
lamp 70 burn spirit gas VIII burn camphene. The
spirit Gas lamp requires chimney or glass over
whereas camphcnc Will not burn without a chimney
believe camphenc lamp properly constructed be
safe and tree from accident oil lamp with rea
sonAble cars Either oil csmpnenc raised t. hien
temperature BY heat are Of course combustiblc #
posed 10 the fame but no, explosive. The best cam
nhsne lanp il without doubt the glass foustain glass
being non conductor OF heat it keeps the camphene or
chemical oil always cool Let the difference between
campbene and spirit gas be understood and borne IL
mind and no accident need ever 10 occur
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Y. 3. PALMER'S

COUNTRY NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGEN
y CY Tribune Building, opposite tie Cry Han, New
YORK. Wealth usually e result Of wei-ad plan- care
fv pursued: u seldom reaches. by those direct efforts
which ae-p the mind constantly TIE OBJECT, rather than
..e MEANS" =.
Y B. PALMER respectfully notifies the Merchant haDs
cturers Prof,r0nai ieH frtist5 ami the business com
nluy generally 0f tbs city, WIN are DESTROYS " max
s,o abrod their res pecfive Names, NuHlb>r5, MLes AMI
pfnnff that ~ the Agent II u ne best Newspt
r Of most O the principal Towns an1 Cities " every Sae
tie Union aud Calaca-all hat De- i prepared ana ds
authorized By he pr0pretOr- 20 receive idrereents Oi
1u0cauou IN their respective papers, COPE. Of winch, ~
-ier viii he vi Advertising may be seen o. nl'
.1ce.
For the Information and Of hose who may De-
extend their Country Trade, ~ AdueItulHz N "
Country Neyyers for nlch he i The gent si 81 n
and mas Obtained 4. us OF c. from hen Merchants
And Others may make such selection a. Will c-s sun w
-vera kind. VI In which they are engaged ana y
ne papers Of which may b. <ir interess 10 HVe tne a.
.entiOn Of the people Of the country
TIL, Agency, Which originally commenced y ~
.lb.crh-r BAL presents % tie enirfpfsne p0rn
4 the business community complete system BY ~i-en f1
-<s-s VI procuring he u ~ county may De- en-
raced almost any extent, through me medium o. M
Press "ta< ssigaty Leucr Of TIC otasta<s rrorld'
v B. PALMER American Newspaper Agent,
ri eod Tribune Building. opposite NE Ciy ha--
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
vrv.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE IS PUBLISHED
I'M ryyRY MORNING. SUNDAY EXCEPTED,
-. tribune Buildings, corner Of spruce
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.~s,sd in al exchanges wi'h Country Newspaper
nsily papers received al tins Office whose ss, - -,
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difference.
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~ vorn,ng and tie Evening edition
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. ..,,Isbed every WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY morniEgs
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ONE OF KICH'> Improved Patent a amander ssie-
" OF the ~ size - hch purchased t- second OF June
a., of Marvin 80. Water street, agent for ne manu-
ctlfer exposed ~ Tie most Intense heal f1rns DO
.sfe dreadful cOudagrai.Jn.
The store which occupied. No q Brosi--tree,, was en-
THEY consumed .afe fell from tie second story about
into the cellar, and remained there fourteen hof-
41i when found am told and from - appear nee atef
wards should Judge that had been heated - red eaL
D1 opening The B0oks al Papers found not % have
l.eu touched oy rre
deem MS ordea sufficient to confirm fully the rePu, aon
R.chs safe has already Obtaled 90 ple-ers,ns
.eDts against al hazards. Signed WM- bLoOOoO'D'
NeT-fork, July p, y.
Tie undersigned purchased Of A. ; Marvin Ioaf Sc ~
. one Id RIrif. Improved Patent >alamander ,1,.s
he > @ which store 20 - r-AchanS
a .for- wa. rely consumed IN The great
"a the morning u the l9fl Inst ~x.- -. ....f
rhs al. taSen from runs tiy-'No -O.fs 49,
md on opening Il ire Books and Papers were ioun -hley
min ured By rr., and only slightly wet iLr 4caur' VI
IN. OF he booAs parched By he ex IRENE heal
fsigned) RICHARDS 4 CAONkhlIE-
Nev-York, July q. lS4a yflne-sIeeL
CROTON HO>E.-Tbose IN wani of ho.e ior street
II MIDI r.larS
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PERIFooAL sPECTACLEs

rNHESE LENSES, pronounced superior to all Others =
Dr- Lsrdn-r Patterson. and numerous other SCI
rlfc gentlemen OF American invention and manu- ui
r,i only Al the and extensive OPTICAL WORKS
North Oxford. Mass Numerous testimonials Of tsir men
can bee shown but seeing 4. believing, le pubic are IN
yied o examine and Judge for themselves They may N
found nj the wholesale and retail Agency No lS2 broadway
and also al 7. J. CROWENs Book store, ot Broadway
mi y VI y ' BRIGHAM
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IAA\E., CARMINATIXE HALsAM-A

y an .ac and eaeciua remedy for Dysrniery. Darrha
Looseness Cholera MOrhu-, Summer Complaint, ChOc,
Sour stomach. Vomiting >ping mp of Food after eating
wind the stomach and bowels Mysteries cranp nervous
and w feelings, sickness tanning, melancholy
and Ownr-- of spirits, ettng and crying OF Infants and Tor
AL boue affections and nervous diseases.
This Of the efficient pleasant md safe compo-
offered % the public for the cure Of the various
arrangements Of the stomach and bowels and he only sr
Gle worthy Of the least confidence for curing cholera nian
complaint; and IN all the above diseases Il
really acts Ike charm.
All person. are requested try t. for without exception
of the desirable family medicines ever dis
covered.
BURLINGTON. Beaver Co. Feb. 1889
DR. D. J.YSE-Dear Sir. My little son, when about two
months old. seized with bowel complaint. caused As
supposed. by change of Diet. continued fortwo weeks
without uermssiOn, and nutw siandng the remedies pre-
scribed by respectable physician We gave up The child,
victim. supposed, 10 iaia disease But prOyden-
italy heard of Jaynes Canuaye an efeCiua. cure Tor
bowel complaint, and Immediately despatched messenger
90 Town II miles oh ora bottle BY the Use OF this meii'
cne less than iry-N hours The disease was checked
and hf confined for few days the child WAS re-
perfect health Shortly after THIS, there occurred
similar case IN of the families OF my congregation.
prescribed Jayne- Csrmuave and the result speedy
cure. From knowledge Of the efficacy Of Dr. Jayne's
medicines, advise every family keep on hand ready
for any emergency Respectfully yours, -
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FROM TExAs.-By the arrival yesterday OF the
schr ATLANTA we have intelligence from Galveston TO
the 9Th although the date OF our latest paper only
the 9th.
Az vet We have intelligence Of the proceedings OF
the Convention a, Austin that body commencing IT.
sion on the 4th and il taking sX days for
news 10 reach Galveston.
The Galveston Civilian contains President Joncss veto
of the bill ren-tang Com Moore 10 ms rank IN the Navy
new steamboat called the haic Ward was launched
at MaiagOfda few days since. she Is no feet keel ana
q feet beam and calculated to carry 600 bales Of cot
ton in three feet She il 20 on the Colorado.
and during the coming will probably reach
hi.h point a. La Grange. y. o. Pic. July TO-
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From Havana.

The Empresario Capt Collins arrived here yes
terday from Havana bringing papers 10 the 9TH instant
There l. very little news-nOthlng from Mexico. The
papers contain long details of destructive ire which CO.
CURED in Matsnzas on the 10Th u By which immense
quantity Of goods burnt and the richest and finest
quarter of the city destroyed large number 81
people hOuseess and destitute 10 Consequence
Subscription lists opened throughout the Island
and Governor General O'ponnc had subscribed large
sum or the relief Of the sufferers The Courier u last
evening SAYS
The sum OF $1,000 in money was stolen NJ Havana. hy
"A Young clerk M "a hat store He found sccrtted iu
the Empresario unknown a. every body All the money
except three dOuboous was found upon him, and he
Immediately lodged ia prison. This circumsisncc
delayed the sailing Of the tris for three hours
The schooner Fanny Patterson which sailed from this
Dor, on the lih ut for Havana capslzcd in asqua
IN lat % 49, long 20 Is when four days ont and totally
lost The captain and remained on the wreck four
DAYS and rescued from their perious situation on
the 2ls ultimo II 7. NJ. when in lat p TO- long To-
by the British ship Mniy from Mobile bound TO Liver
pool and British bark Jane Louden Capt Mathews from
Jamaica to Quebec. The Jane Louden put into Havana
and after performing days quarantine landed Capt
Patterson his mate and two of the crew of the Fanny
Four Of the (he remainder of the crew proceed
ed in the Elizabeth Liverpool Capt Patterson and
the mate of the Fanny arrived here yesterday in the I'm
prcsario. N. u lroplc' io'h'
Santa Ana is still a, Havana waiting adyices said
He has taken beautiful residence nine miles from the
city for four months M the eXciraOn Of which time De
expects 20 be permitted 20 return 20 Mexico He l. Ia
excellent health and spirits. y o. Pc 10Th
The Captain General OF Cuba has suddenly determined
check the slave trade by decisive and eheciual mea
sures II had been hitherto tolerated without the slight
est attempt a, its suppression At present vessel
gagged in the slave trade cannot enter the ports OF cuba
but the island very large and IT. bays and hafoor' IN
Vulnerable You may readily divine the consequences
The kidnapped blacks are taken plantations along
the coast their nakcdness covered they kept lew
days 10 restore their good looks and then with i'm
punity to every part Of the island. Cor " o. Bee