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FARM FOR SALE

"a TNHE FARM recently owned and occupied by the
fs!fA Rev. JOSIAH CLARK situated about half mile
-SAwest of The centre of Rutland, is offered for
sale IL consists of about SO acres of Moving Pasturng
and Iillage Land with convenient Dwelling House, Barn
and other outbuidngs thereon, all in good repair The
House is well calculated for families.
There is also undivided half about A acres of val
liable Woodland, which will be sold with the Farm if de-
sired
The Farm will be sold low and long credit given for
most of the purchase money.
lnot disposed of before the first day of April next the
property will be leased for the ensuing year.
Leicester Feb 10. dw6t7 JOSIAH CLARK
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TEETH RnAIITIFrrn

The subscriber informs the public and The LADIES in
particular that he Is enabled by y NEW METHOD to
cleanse Teeth so as TO give them all beauty which
they are capable, aud TO leave them in such state as
easily be kept by the individuals themselves
o. II. BLOOD.
Teeth Extracted with very little Pain.
The subscriber also gives that he is MOTT nsIno
the Anodyne Vapor in the operation extracting teeth
o. II BLOOD.
n B. For SALE superior apparatus for ADMINISTERING
the Vapor. II Worcester Ian On
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LAMB-LIKE RESIGN ALTON. Charles Lamb.
when reminded by his sister of the days when
they were poor, and capable OF enjoying very
little treat with the keenest relish, so different
from the days when they were rich, stately and
dull, said Well, Bridget, since we are in
easy circumstances, we must just endeavor to put
up with it."
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Teeth Removed without Pain.

The use OF the LETHEoN, Tor Anodyne Vapor)
IN Dentistry erccuiUel granted by the Patntee to the
Dentists Of two offices in this town.
BISHOP IL HARRIS, who have used it so suc-
cesstuy since its introduction would invite those desiripg
rid themselves of troublesome teeth without sufering
to call at their office where all operations in Dentistry are
carefully and skilltuy performed reasonable terms
d30 Rooms l54. Main-street
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS, and all Diseases of
the LUNGS, the Vegetable Pulmonary BaIsam
viii be found truly valuable, ard highly eiicacous
article, can be shown from the uGquestonabe au-
thorty OF and those who have used during
the last Is 20 years. Indeed reputation so well
established that has become standard family medicine
None genuine unless signed WIN JoN'N CUTLER.
REED CUTLER, BOSTON,. (late Reed Wing e.
Cuter Projectors For sale by Druggists Apothecares
and Country Merchants generally in ter by
GREEN " Co Price 80 cts. 6m Dec H.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

WORCESTER, SIS.
At meeting Of the County Commissioners begun and
holden at Worcester, within and for the County of
Worcester, the 26th day of January. A. D. I647 by
adjournment.
On the Petition aforesaid, Ordered That notice be
given to all persons and corporations interested therein
that said Commissioners will public house of
Phineas w. Wait in said Worcester, on Mondav, the
fifteenth day of March nert O'Clock in the after
noon, by publishing attested copy of said Petition
and of this Order thereon, in some public newspaper
printed IN said Worcester three weeks successvey the
last publication to be fourteen days. least before
said fifteenth day of March next.
Audit is further Ordered That the Sheriff of said Coun-
ty or his Deputy the Selectmen the said towns
of Worcester, West Boyston, and Harvard each with
an attested copy of said Petition and Order thirty days.
at least and also post aested copy thereof in two
public places in each of said of Worcester West
Boyson, and Harvard, fourteen days, least before
the said fifteenth day of March next which time and
place the said Commissioners will proceed to view the
routes set forth in said Petition hear all persons and
corporations interested therein who may and there
desire to be heard thereon and they shall adudge that
the prayer of said Petition ought be granted then
to direct the in which said WAYS shall be altered
over the routes above described and to assess all such
damages any person Corporation may sustain by
the alterations aforesaid.
Attest, WILLIAM JENNIsON, Clerk pro TEN.
copy Of the Petition and Order thereon.
Attest, w. JENNISON, Clerk pro TEN.
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AnCTInM.

~ M ILL he sold at public auction on Uednesdav
fa.1 me Seventeenth day Of March merit, at two
s9iAo clock in the afternoon, Nos Is and II Summer
Street in Worcester all the Real Estate formerly owned
ana occupied by HEzEKIAH H. SMITH, deceased. Said
Estate will be sold subject TO mortgages Conditions made
known at the time of sale.
ABIGAIL w. r. SMITH Executrix
worcester, Feb. l6 of the Will Of said deceased
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DIED.

In Sutton Feb IL, Louisa M only daughter of Charlie
A. and sarah q. Tourleot, yrs ana 10 mos.
In HubbrdsIon Feb 6ih OF consumption, Miss Harriet
daughter OF MIR stephen Il. Tenney IS.
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THE ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,

No. So State-street, Hartford, Conn.,,
With q sound and ardiiabie Capital ri $3.50, 900,
OFFER their protection against loss damage BY fire
" the citizens Of Worcester and It's vicinity Ii nsures
Dwelling Houses and Furniture Stores and Mechan1ize
generally, Factories, and Mills, the favorable
terms.
This Institution hus been in operation nearly quarter
coniGry-ts reputation for liberal adjustment, It's
prompIitnde in paying losses well known and ests
Iished. THOMAS K BRACE P,esidenf
SIMEON L. LOOMS, Secrst0ry.
Hartford, March 6, ls45. istt
~ Persons DESTROYS of obtaining insurance in the boys
Company, are REFERRED for particulars TO A. II. Bill
LOoH. ESQ.,, in Worcester. Mass.
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TannerV for Sale or t0 Rent.

Ars II iHE large TANNERY in Princeton containing
A So Watts, 81 of them under cover, the tan house
dS2 stories high, 100 fl. by &C. with ell is by 26
with steam engine OFT horse power all excellent pair
stream OF water passes directly by and one OF the
best establishments 0fthe kind in Worcester County
Also, for SALE or to RENT. the Tannery a small
House with Barn and out buildings There are two acres
OF land with the Tanney, and may be had il desired
sad property is situated about half mile south of the
meeting Houses in Prineeton Terms liberal Inquire of
the subscriber. JACOB w WATSON
Princeton, Feb l6. 4ro7s
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MARRIED.

In this town. Feb TO- Rev. Amory Gale of Ware Village
TO Miss Caroline E. daughter OF Dea. Daniel Goddard
In New York Fen T. Mr. John G. Hovey, OF this town
TO Miss Sarah q. Oakley, OF New Providence, N
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FARM For SALE

AwA 0NE mile from the centre the town of Rutland
fsE% ~ containing so acres of good Land with Wood,
dss@A Moving Pasture, and Iillage Land, and a good
House, Barn. and other Buildings thereon convenient Tor
the farmer. Terms made easy one could desire Pos
session given Immediately For further particulars inquire
of the subscribers or G. s. FLINT, Esq, sT1LLMAN Es-
TABRooK. JOSEPH BOWKFR
Rutland, Feb. 10. If
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NOTICE.

NUIlGE,
VIE subscriber having solo his interest in the Furniture
Store, No l57 Main Street, to Messrs BURT & KIM
BALL. takes this opportunity thank his friends fer their
past avors ana begs continuance of the his
cessors, who have all the facilities supplying any kinds
Of goods in their line, the shortest notice and at the
lowest rates. and will themselves to merit their sun
port.
All persons having demands against the subscriber are
requested TO present the for payment and all those
indebted TO him are requested to make payment to VIM
A. MOVES, who is authorized to settle the same
Worcester, Jan /, lS47. JOSEPH BUCKLEY
The subscribers having purchased the stock
and stand Of Mr. JOSEPH BUCKLEY. l57 MAN srpErr
they VIII keep an extensive fashionable
CABINET FURNITURE,
FEATHERS, MATTRESSES BED-STEADS SOFAS
TABLES, CHAIRS, LOOKING. GLASSES, CLOCKS
&c &C. which they will sell at the prices for cash
at the old stand formerly Moves g. Longs
All kinds Of CABINET WORK made 10 order ina
patronage Of the public respectfully solicited and every
exeruoh VIII be made to satisfy every and merit their
support BiIRT a KIMRAIi
Worcester, Jan 1, ls47. dws
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Wachusett Hotel PrincetOn, Mass

S~A II WIS well known Establishment is offered for
f.m rent. The present lease expires priI Ist IS47
sA and possession will be given at or within that time
If application is made to the sabccriber.
Princeton, Dec l6. WARD N. BOYLSTON.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

80 ACkES of excellent LAND situated about | mile
- from Worcester Town House, on the main road to
Leicester now owned by the subscriber Also So acres
situated in New Worcester, called the SrEARNs LAND
Apply to HENRY HEYWOOD
Worcester, Feb 9. a.
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Worcester and Nashua Rail Road.
PROPOSALS for furnishing CROSs-TIES, TIMBER,
stills and PLANK for the construction Of said Road,
will be received at the Office NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
Specifications Of which may be had on application TO
JosErH MILLER, Esq, Chief Engineer, either Of the
following named Gentlemen
ELI w HoIBRooK ESQ., West Boylston--JAcoB FISH
Err, Esq, Lancaster-J. z. WHIrCoNB Esq Harvard
N. p SMITH, Esq Groton--AsA F. LAwRENcE, ESQ., Pep
perell-THoMAs w. GfLLs, Esq, Nashua.
WIN. A. WHEELER, Agent
Worcester Fec ls4e. eps.eopu5o w. & MIRO Co.
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HORSE CART WANTED.
A SECONDHAND one Horse Cart. Inquire at the
N Spy Office. ds4iwlt Feb 10.
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NEW ORLEANS SUGAR.
IN HHDS. prime New Orleans SUGAR. lust received
" and for sale by B. BUTMAN 81 co.
Worcester, Feb 10. CIV
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Refined Sugar,

:R0 kBLs. Double Refined Loaf Crashed and Powdered
" SUGARS, just received and for sale by
Worcester, Feb l. dltw6t5 d, PUTNAM a. co,
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AITGrTnM-

l--a ON SATURDAY NEXT, Feb 20, at II o'clock
fSnIA " PM, will be sold M Public Auction the House
LIEN known as the OLD STORE HOUSE belonging to
DIR Sargent, pleasantly situated the south road about
so rods from the Academy, and containing rooms enough
for the accommodation of a considerable family Possess
sion given on or soon after the first Of pril
Leicester Feb II, l647 EVI CHI SON Art
LEICESTER ACADEMY.
TI7iE Spring Term in this institution will
Il Thursday, the 25th inst.
Tuition in the English branches SO 5O-Languages
yer quarter. JOS. A. DENNY, Sec'y
Feb H. dwSw7 ofthe Board OF Trustees
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TAKEN from the side OF the road Cyrus Ta's barn
in Whitinsvie, about dusk on Sunday evening Jan.
l7th Buffalo Robe, Blanket, and SurciDgIe The Bufso
robe marked with red and black stars and the two
halves were not very CORD mates Whoever will return
them TO the subscriber give such information as will
lead TO their recovery shall be suitably rewarded.
WhitinsVille Jan %. d3tw2t o. B. MOULTON.
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LEICESTER ACADEMY

State Mutual Life Assurance Company
of Worcester.
GUARANTEE CAPITAL
100000.
HON. JOHN DAVIS, Presiden.
Hon. ISAAC DAVIS,
Hon. STEPHEN SALISBURY, { ICE FTesteents'
DIR. JOHN GREEN, Consulting Physician.
DR.. F. HEYWOOD, Assistant Consulting
DR.. JOS. SARGENT, : Physicians.
THIS Company commenced issuing Policies on the first
Of June le45, and the first of December had issued
az Policies, in amounts from $500 TO $1,000 each.
This Company is conducted the most economical
principles, its premiums for are not expended
in paying heavy high salaries to its officers and
instead OF taking more money of the than enough
10 cover actual losses II takes small portion pre-
MUM in note, to be assessed only of extraord
nary mortality, and not chargeable with interest.
Surplus TO be refunded members the end of every
three years, from June LIST, 1876.
Pamphlets explaining the principles and advantages
Life Assurance with the forms OF application of
premium, he obtained at the Office the Company
Applications Assurance will be received at the Office
ofthe Company, at The CENTRAL BANK in Worcester.
CLARENDON HARRIS, Secretary
Worcester, Feb l6 le47. If
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DRAWING.

III ENRY WOODWARD respectfully gives notice. that
II he is prepared to give Instruction Lead Pencil and
Crayon Drawing and Painting in Water CoIors at his
Room No. l56 MAIN ST. For please inquire at the
Room. diff Worcester, Jan 2.
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HERBS,

A LII kinds of HERBS, put up by the SHAKERS, il
N sale by ID. SCOTT, JR., q CO,
Druggists and Apothecaries,
Worcester, Nov 10. 47tf IT'S Main 81
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A F1RST-RATE BLACKSMITH
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, who possesses skill sufi-
w sent TO enable him execute al kinds of swasins
and forging required in private Armory Good moral
character required. Inquire at this Office
Sept IA. deMwtf
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HOW TO COOK HUSBAND.

We believe the receiD t is not given in an,
OF the modern treaiises in Domestic Econo-
ny-Dot even in Miss Beecher's .Supple
ment,' which is the very latest production al
this nature, and of course ought 10 supply
what others have omitted. We excuse The
lady, however, she never had husband, and
we suppose would tell US as Miss Glass did
Of The hare, that you must first catch the
crtaiure.' This is all reasonable enough. but
The receipt is gipen in an English paper and
The English are celebrated for beiu. good.
plain cooks.
The nlodus operan9i OF cooking husband
so as to make good dish OF him, is given in
late London journal under The signature Of
'Mary.'-ltoo holy name far cook) " no
states honestly, in the outset. that a good
many husbands are spoiled in cooking. Some
women, she says. 90 about it as if their lords
were badders, and blow them up. OTHERS
keep them constantly in hot water while 9th
ers again freeze them by coujugal GOODNESS.
Some smother them in hatred, contention and
variance, and some keep them in pickle all
their lives These women always serve them
up with tongue sauce. Now it cannot be
supposed that husbands will be tender dnd
good, managed in this way, hut they are on
AL N"AAaaif HUitc W ucu well pre-
served. Mary points cut the manner as fol-
lows.
Get large jar, called the jar Of careful
ness, (which by The by, all good wives have d;
hand.) Being placed in ii, SET him near The
IRE Of conjusal love let the FIRE be pretty hot
bnt especially let il be clear. Above all lei
The heat be regular and constant. Cover him
over well with equa! quantities of affection,
kindness and subjecfion. Keep plenty Of
these 'hings by you, and be very attentive 10
supply the place of any that may waste by e
evaporation. or any other cause. Garnish by
modest becoming familiarity and innocent
pleasantly, or il you add kisses or other con-
dictionaries, accompany Them with sufficient
portion OF secrecy; and ii would not be ainiss
10 add little prudence and moderation.
We would advise al good wives TO Try
this receipt. and realize how admirable dish
a husband is. when properly cooked and gar
uished Boston Transcript.
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Hint TO THE LADIEs.-Dr. Durbn il
bis European Sketches. speaks Of the high
health and fine forms of the French ladies'
anG attributes them 10 The fact that they take
so large 4 share OF out door exercise. Such
IS the uniform testimony Of Americans who
have visited Europe. and If ;heir accounts are
10 be relied OF. The ordinary every dav walks
o. the French. German. and English ladies'
would actually frighien the pale. slender in
door beaEiies Of our glorious land. Was
there ever person. male or female, living
in tine habitual neglect ola vigorous use oil the
limbs, who enjoy high, rosy health Lei
those who think glowing shin. strong mus.
Gle, and an elastic step, signs OF vulg ariiy. Ell
JOY their fashionable dyspepsia. and digniie,l
mysteries; but let the lady who expects 10 b.
or o make others happy. cultivate high health
Dv outdoor exercise. Who ever saw a class
of women possessing higher health or band
somef forms than the market women. W he
ride half dozen miles befoie sunisel
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TAHITi.-We have frequent arrivals from
Tins place, but the difficulty attending the pro-
curatlon Of AUTHENTIC intelligence concerning
The late hOsiliitIes is inconceivable u auv one
DO has moi tried II. Reports are rife, vary
aug according 10 the temper Of The parties.
From our own correspondence we can onl,
CLEAN that during MAY aud June. Gov Bruat
with 1000 men and steamer, ATTACKED the
several camps oil the Tahiians al Pspenoo.
HoutaDa and Bunaauia. an6 in the contps'
lost several men in killed and wounded. incu-
ding some superior officers. The natives re
manned masters or the interior. hut we're div
en 10 great straits BY the destruction Of thei,
cultivated grounds and The desolalion Of their
valleys. Numbers have since come into the
French lines aud given upiheir arms. Three
II he English mission aries offered 10 medi-
ate before the laie battle, but Governor Bruai
would grant no terms short OF actual subtnis-
son papeti at he latest dates was ouiet
but The island general ' as in asad ccndifinn.
AZ The French appear benz upon maintainin.
possession. II would be an act OF mercy 70 he
ISLANDERS TO induce them 10 give up system
OF hnst-lities hicb however much il NAV e1-
asperste and annoy The French, mus; end in
their own destruction.
We have the pleasure 70 announce the safe
'rrival Of Hon. Anthony Ten Evok. L. s.
Commissioner for Tins Kingdom. md cf Joel
TnneI Esq L. (. Consul. with their larni-
les. They debarked under sauies from rhe
Congress frisaie. on Wednesday morning. and
have taken mp permanent quarters on shore.
he Commissioner occupies the dwelling
house Of Mr.. Hooper.
HIS excellcnoy, the President fine Uuiied
Sia;es. Cur great and good friend has accrsd-
lied 10 US Anthony Ten EycE. Esq IN char
'eier Of CSmmissiore Of the United States
and we require al our subjects, aud all oe-
Pariments Of our Government. 10 paw high
consider ton to his person. his properly and
rs retaIners, and to give full failh and attach
foil credit 10 all bus official acis, as such Com
missioner.
Done al the palace Of Honolulu. ihi, 2Oib
day nfJune, 1916 KAMEHAMEUA
Il. c. WyIlie, Minister Of Foreign Rela-
tons.
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left and from left tc right. in continuation
Their notions OF suicide is most extraordinary
IL IS considered merlt0rious 10 commit suicide
10 avoid disgrace or serve The ClI6oV or the
Dalro. In cases OF earthquakes or storms,
from which the Islands suffer every few
months, the authorities order numbers offhe
people 10 commit suicide 10 appease The Of
Tended diety, and the order is al once obeved
These sell sacrifices are generally made 10
the devil: or the spirit Of evil, from fear of his
power. Their worship of The GOOD Spiri; Is
carried on by sacrifices Of fruits and sacred
offerings 10 the temples before the idols
One Of the idols at The Island Of Medco Of
which Mandarin gave me some account. is
eighty feet broad and seventy feel high, and
is made of solid copper from The mines. Ec-
clesisstlcal affairs occupy much lime. The
Clergy are rich and well provided for In
bringing the water TO The ships, the natives
used pals and buckets in propelling the
boats they used souls. Their largest YES
sells were from fifty TO seventy tons, having
one mast and one sail. Taken altogether.
The japanese are a plain, simple unosienta-
nous people, and whether The other nations
VIII succeed IN opening intercourse with them
remains to be seen. A French feet war TO
WISH Jeddo alter Us, 10 be followed by ali En-
glish feet. which latter will probably batter
down their walls
We remained Ten daya 10 the h5lbor OF
Jeddo, anchored opposite battery. at the
entrance Of the river or harbor on which the
CITY is built. Since leaving the United States
about twenty men have died on board our
ship, and she has now large number on the
sick list, mostly Of scurvy. diarrhoea and dys-
EMERY. We are all very feeble, having been
ninety Gays on salt provisions. The Vincen-
nes parted from soon after leaving Jeddo
proceeding 10 the Ladrone Islands thence 10
China and home via lie Cape Of Good Hope.
We will sail few days for Calao, whence
Twill write to you by the Overland m ill
We hope 10 arrive al no me sometime during
the summer Of lS47. 3D.
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Nearly three -fourrhs of his whole division
had fallen in this Thermopyla, and nothing
but the skeleton was left standing. looking as
if hurricane had passed through il. Sill
he would not yield, but rousing his men BY
his words and example, cleared path Ihroug b
he enemy with his sword. With his majes-
tic form rising above the Ihrong. that tossed
like wreck on a strong current about him.
he was visible 10 all his men. Sometimes
he would be seen completely enveloped by
The Russian grenadiers, while his dripping
sabre swept in rapid circles rouDd bis bead
drinking the life OF some poor wretch With
every blow. as be moved steadily on The lane
he made for himself. Pairying sword crl
and bayonei thrust, be lrod amid this chaos
and death, as if above The power OF fate
With friends and foes falling like autumn
leaves around him, he sill remained m
touched. and it was owing TO his amazing
Strength alone. and the skill and power with
which be welded his sabre that be escaped
death. His strokes fell like lightning on ev
erv side, and under them the strongest grena-
der bent like smijien reed. Struck with
admiration al his eallsniry, and thinking all
was lost, his officers besough: him TO step into
bark they saw nlOored TO The shore. and es
cape. No" said he. in the spirit Of rue
heroism, keep thai fer the wounded. BE
who has The honor 10 command such brave
soldiers. should ihink himself happy 10 die
with them. We have still Two guns left and
few boxes Of crap shot, We aie alIoos'
ihrough-Clsse up the rank for last Effort
And ihev did close up and move interplay
into Tie fire. But the last ofihe ammunition
was soon gone, and nothing left but the bay
onel. Bul Then cheer burst on their ears
ever The roar Of 5atile-lhe cheer OF approach
ing delverance. and they answered it. That
shou' was life to The dead. aud that torn
aud uau- led remnant CT column closed mp
for fnal charge.
The Russians few mp a side valley before
be onset,and with the shout. France F rance.
yuu have saved Us that weary heroic band
rushed into The arm. Of their deliveries. A
ia ID nurrah rent the air. and the bloody con
hici VS. done. Nearly six thousand men lay
piled in ghasily heaps along the road. while
broken muskers and BAY oBets. scattered here
and rheie, showed how close and fierce The
Struggle had heen.