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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-02-23
ANTI.sLAVERY BUGLE, SALEM, O.

right and the wrong the love Of good, and
long after a complete conformity tO the pure
and holy, TO bow The spirit willing, though
the flesh should remain weakness. In this
broken, impotent state, how grand, how glo-
rious, are The hopes of Immortality how
desirable TO be clothed with light! Yes he
exclaimed, all Of life begins at DEATH
While the words trembled on his lips, the
spirit was emancipated.
Thus lived and died a mar Of true nobili-
ty. A strong faith, and irmness of purpose,
was the secret Of his success.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-02-23

SMALL CoNvERsAT1oN.-Fuseli had a
great dislike TO commonplace observa-
lions. After sitting perfectly silent Tor a
long Time in his own room, during the
'.bnld d~isjoin,ed chat" of some idle call
~lers-in, who were Cabling with one an
other about the weather and other topics
Of as interesting u nature, he suddenly
exclaimed. We had pork for dinner
,o.dav!'' Dear Mr.. Fuseli, what an odd
remark ~ Why, it is good as anything
you have been saying for The last hour"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-02-23
From The Hartford Republican.
A Prayer.
BY ELrzABErH 81. SARGENT.


II have erred in cropping for the light
That streameth from the far of golden por-
tails,
Chasing the shadows from the guilty night
That bToodelh Ger her tribe of erring NOR
tAls-
II have erasped at shadowy forms, and fair,
That ht in wildering grace above, around
me.
Thinking the true, the right, the good were
there
Nor sought to break the spell in which they
bound me,
Father! forgive me
If / have ever found a bitter tear
Coursing down cheeks with sin or sorrow
paIling,
And left no ray Of joy to picture there
Prismatic glory through the grieE.drops
falling
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-02-23
NOTICE.

Peltons splendid outline Maps, Baldwin:
pronouncing Geographical Gazetteer, and
:" MAYORS system of teaching Geography"
for sale by J. Hambleton of this place. He
is also prepared to give instruction TO clas-
SEES. or 10 individuals who wish TO qualify
themselves for teaching the science OF Geo
graphy according TO this new, superior, and
(where iried) universally approved system.
Address by letter or otherwise, Salem. Col,
Co., o. Oct. 6th, 1915.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-02-23
Agents for the Bugle.'
OHIO.
Garden; David L.. Galbreath, and J..

OHIO.
New Garden; David l.. Galbreath, and !.
Johnson.
C,lumbiana ; Lot Holmes.
Cool Springs; Mahlon Irwin.
Berlin Jacob Fl. Barnes.
Marlboro; DIRK. G. Thomas.
Garfield John Wetmore.
Lowellville; John Bissell.
Youngstown; ]. S. Johnson.
New Lyme; Marsena Miller.
Selma Thomas Swayne,
SpringbOro; Ira Thomas,
Harveysburg; V. Nicholson.
Oaklanl; Elizabeth Brooke.
Chagrin Falls; S. Dickinson.
Columbus; w. w. Pollard.
Georgetown; Ruth Cope.
Bundysburg; Alex. Glenn.
Pennington; Willard Curtis.
Bath; ]. b. Lambert.
Ravenna Joseph Carroll.
Wilkesville; Hannah T. Thomas.
Southington ; Caleb Greene.
Mt. Union; Joseph Barnaby.
Malta WIN. Cope.
Richheld; Jerome Hurlburt, Elijah Poor.
Lodi DR.. Sill.
Chester X Roads; Adam Sanders.
gainesville; F. McGrew.
franklin Mills Isaac Russell.
Granger; l.. Hill.
Hartford G.. w. Bushnell, and Wn.
]. Bright.
Garrettsville; A. Joiner.
Andover; A.. G.. Garlick and J. F. Whit
more.
Achor Town; A. G.. Richardson
INDIANA.
Winchester; Clarkson Pucket.
Economy; Ira C.. Maulsby.
Penn John l.. Michner.
PENNSYLVANIA
Pittsburgh; II. Vashon,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-02-23

reader YOU will some day hold them in
your hand, and be thrilled with ecsiacy
at some soul stirring e%ffusion impressed
thereon, through the skill Of the paper.
maker and prinler. Old breeches and
such, are not TO be snecred at. Paper
makers and printers honor and esteem
,hem.-Mechanic d Farmer.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-02-23
r TREES.

The proprietor has on hand a handsome
lot of FRUIT TREES, comprising Apple,
Pear, Peach. Plumb, and Cherry trees, and
some Grape Vines and Ornamental Trees
all Of Which he will sell on reasonable terms
at his residence in Goshen, Mahoning Co.,
Al miles northwest Of Salem
ZACHARIAH JENKINS, Jr.
Aupu II. 1913, II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-01
(signed)

THB LATE FIRE IN ALBASY.-The Albany hilas.
of the 30th instant. gives the following list OF the
sufferers by the fire in that city, the morning of
that day Water sfrect-East side, ketchum "
Sons lumber and sheds entirely destroyed that
on the east side partly loss probably $4,000 to
1900; insured e, 600. Rogers " Calender, act
SIDE all burnt; loss about 5000; insurance $500.
j. r. Roman, east side, all burnt; Insured 1000
loss 5000. Brick store corner Ut Water and
Gentle streets, owned by G.. >. Case, occupied by
Marin Lawlor, goods saved, house destroyed; no
insurance on building. Lumber s,reet--four BRICK
buildings together, one store and three dwellings,,
oil owned by MIR G.. >. Case, one Of winch he oc-
cuped, entirely destroyed. with part OF MIR. Cases
fun ture loss about 81 900; no insurance. Seve-
raj wooden buildings on rear lot occupied by a
number of families, and a wooden building on the
street brick building, on the corner OF Centre
street, occupied by Mrs Bakerssa boarding house.
Above Centre street were several wooden dwell
ings and Burt's old Brewery, all burnt In rear of
Nos. - and Is, brick carpenter shop, occupied
by MIR. Beers Centre efreet--On the east SIDE,
one brick three story dwelling, and the Of the
lumber yards, all burnt. West side, from corner
OF Lumber to No II, row OF small wooden tcne-
menis, except two three story brick, seven build
ings, ell burnt. The aggregate amount OF the
losses IS estimated at from $4,000 to 100000, CO.
vered by an insurance OF from $4,000 to $4,000.
The an'oun If lumber burned cannot be less than
two million feet, and the amount thrown into the
basin will exceed three hundred Thousand feet.
The number Of families burned out Is probably
from thIty to forty, and some twenty five build
ings were burned There was great delay in get
ing the fire department on the ground, and for
nearly an hour We are told, the flames had undis-
puted sway. Mcssrs Williams 80 Co.'s loss 10
probably about $4,000, with $1,000 Insurance..
Mr. Bufts loss Is not less than 5000, with in
as that Of a number Of others, we were unable to
ASCERTAIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-01
Tho weather ana the Crnna.

The Tsahasse lts) F1o,idan Of the 2lst inst sayss
Much rain has fallen in this vicinity within the last
few days and appearances forebsds continuation %
wet weather Serious spprehonsions are entertained
Of it's bad effect the crop Of cotton many forms
are dropping fair crop has already made
Indeed failure Of the crop In Middle Florida 10
scarcely within the recollection 81 the Oldest inhsbA
tsbt Before the commencement Of ths rainy season
the prosp, cts of cotton very promising.
The Minnesota Register, Of the 2ist ult, ssys-Tbs
Germ crop all the territory far ~ we have lesr
ed. looks remarkably fine. aud promises abundant
yield Any persons residing In southern region,
who skepticsl in regard the capacity Of MIN
pesota to produce corn had better up and take
look Of luz urisrt fields IL lie now In
and will have abundant time TO rpen before frost Po
tstoes look remarkably veil The has been very
favorable for their growth. This crop Gill yield upon
upon soil $50 and $50 bushels TO the acre Good
potatoes have been selling IN ~ Paul this At
dollar per busbe We regret to learn that . dss-
troytDg reptile similar to the army II nos that
Identical worm Itself has been playing sad havoc Nth
the whe. and oct crops the prArie. between here
and Lake st Croix. Whole fields Of these grosisg
grains have been ravased and destroyed by them They
are scvurge entirely unknown to the farmers Of this
region heretofore, and cannot be considered in any
respect peculiar to the country But for this ths
yield q oats would have beeu tremendous We hspe,
Notwithstanding to hear OF fair crop being hsrvests
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-01

line Of Telegraph IL about to be constructed from
Cincinnati TO Cleveland, ONO
Three hundred negroes we're recently detected NJ st
bsrys. Ga, In plot TO seize steamboat. in which
they intended to embark for Nassau. N r.
he wool crops u Jackson and calhoun con- ties,
Michigan. the sst spring amounted to 22i i7k pounds
The Grand Jury ~ Jipcinpsu have found too in
dictmepts sganet James summons, for murder, In
poisonpg TO death too members Of his fathers family
The assessment recently made In Ninuesota terri
terry, shows the whole amount OF property real and
personal subject 10 tsxstisn, to be stoo,0Vo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-01
The British Claim upon Nicaragua.
HrR Bnrrrsn M.Jssrr's Co,suL.rn

Nsw YORK. July 80, 1919. (
Sin Her Britannia Msjesty's government being in
formed that agreement tor the ostablishment of
unic alton between tho Atlantic and the Pacific
has been concluded between tho government Of the
State Of Nicaragua. and Mr. Cspp and DR. Brown citi
ssps OF the United States, ana agents of the New
y ork and New Orleans Steam Navigation Company
Of which company you apprized me that you were
ons-from the execution OF which agreement IL L. iu-
frred that the government OF Nicaragua has led tina
New York and New Orleans Company to suppose that
that government IL competent to dispose OF the
elusive right of navigating the st Johns River; such
agreement. likewise containing . clause binding the
sompauy to build . public store At st. Johns I AN
instructed officially to inform the New Nork and New
Orleans Steam Navigation Company which take
leave to do through youthat the bouudry line OF the
Mosquito Kingdom touches the Sc Johns ivcr a. the
Machuca RAPID, about 30 miles below the Lake Mica
rsgua and that from thence 90 the mouth ~ the ST
Johns the navigation OF belongs Go Mosquito
have likewise to inform tho company that tho port OF
St Johns now called Grey Tom st which they have
agreed with the Nicaragua government 10 buds store
also belongs TO Mosquito that Her Majesty govern
nent IS bound to protect the king ~ Mosquito In the
Tcise Of the territorial rights which be possesses
over Grey Town, and the lower part OF the ST
johns river aud that the government Of y csrsSua
has entered into an agreement in regard to places
where IL has competence.
have tbs honor 10 be, sir;
Your most ob-disnt servant,
(Sgned) AN rHONl BARCLAY.
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TAYLOR MRDAIs.-We were shown on Saturday
last. at the library Of the war department, two
beautiful copies, in bronze, Of the gold medals
ration Of biz famous victories IN Mexico The
portraits Of the General both OF them are CAPT
tai hkenesses. One of them Is IN honor OF Buens
Vista, and, besides the appropriate inscriptions
and national emblsms, contains picture Of that
field Of battle while the other is in honor OF the
battles Of Palo Alto and Ressca de Ia Palma. They
were executed at the United States Mint IN PhIla-
delphis, and are in the highest style OF the art
We are also informed that the Hon. Secretary OF
War has presented to the several members Of the
Cobinet copiee If the medal, commemorative Of
Buena vista.-Nsftoroi fnteii,geroer, yuiy 30.
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PoRzte, ruEArRtcAr.s.
rrovem .nss of I.J,viou.,s.

Mr.. CLAY IN CISCisSArl.-We had the great
Qualification OF Paying our respects TO the Hon.
Henry Clay, yesterday morning, at the Broadway
lioiel. lie reached the city Wednesday evening.
Although he cams smeng us entirely unannounced,
end with an anxious desire to escape, as far as
Iossble, all public demonstrations Of regard, vet
no sooner was his arrival known than his quarters
were thronRed, and friends ans strangers alike
pressed around hun with the most cordial mani
iesatons Of attachment and respect. Mr.. Claws
health appears to be good. lie leaves for the
Lakes on the cars this afternoon -Craei,,nat
dtias July 81.
President Taylor is said will visit the North and
East in September next IL IL his intention to be In
Boston between the Sd and 10th Of that month.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-01

Nsw YcRs Posr Ofrios Arrot,rms-rs July a.
stsrkey, ates Co., lsaac Lsnning; Willet, Cortland
thsunsey Bean; Prospect Ill., Rensselaer, Jas Grant
Wet Day Saratoga Charles Frost; Buell. Montgomery
Samuel q Hamilton; Cheetowags Erie. Nathaniel IL
lpR-~orth; Fostsrdale, sullivan, VIM Emblsy; North
Licklesn Chensrgo, established and Amos Austin ap
pointed POSTMASTER fsctoryville Tioga site changsd
and Benz w. Davis appointed Postmaster. July ~ =
Hume, Alleghsny, Isaac Minard; Copske, Columbia,
Wm. NJ Vas Benscboten; Tsppantown, Rockispd.
Jacob j. Bsuvelt; Mud Creek, steuben, David p
Grsyes; Month Clymer, Cbsutsuque, Jos n, Rhoadss;
koybury. Delaware, David M Smith; Rye Wsstohss.
ter Vim Smith; Champaign Clinton, v d. Smith; Iiar-
lemyille, Columbia, Fayette VI. Blunt; shoatsbursh,
Rockland. Jacob slost, Orange, steubsn, Thomas
shannon.
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TBs -CuslRp srEAxKRs.--The MOnireaI H,ruld

TBu CuSkRD SrEAxRRs-The Montreal Herald
says u has letter relative the building and
strength 81 these vessels, OF which the following 10
al extmct;-"l was in Greenock, Few days ago,
eDd saw The new steamers building for the Cunlrd
line; they will be still more noble ship1, II That
Is possible, than those nov running, with a great
deal more power, to wit ;--f6 isch cylinders, with
9ieet stroke, the largest that have been cast
IN this country, and they are expected to make the
passage from Liverpool to New York, that is, in
any thing bke moderate weather, with ease, la ten
dsys, aud very little over nine days to Boston. I
saw the " Canada" whenshe was all in frame, with
her iron bindings IN and clnched. and no person
could have any idea Of the manner in which those
ships are bound together, unless he saw them be-
fore they were psnked. They are bound with
iron Straps (wroueht out Of scrap iron) 8 inches
bread by II thick, dagonay, from the deck to the
keelson, every timber bolted TO these straps in
three or II mistake not, four different parIs Of
II and Mr. Allan, who forged them, told me that
each Of those steamers had close upon eighty tons
Of those straps, besides iron knees. feel almost
saiisfsd that sea, however heavy, could founder
those ships, and should they chance To get on the
rocks In fog, there will be little danger but the
passengers will have plenty Of time to save them
selves before they would go asunder."
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VENEZUELAN CossuL.-The President has re-
eognised jose keef, ss Consul of venczusiA.
Tor the port Of Philadelphia.
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Among those present st the funeral Of the late Mrs
ADDISON In Washington we're Mr. WORKS. Of fhiladei-
phis Who present the occasions OF her
TO Dr. Todd and Nr Madison; and Mrs. X. Bland Lee
aud Mrs N Van Zsnt, Of Washington both Of whom
ofsoisted ~ bridesmaids, at her last marriage.
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Its said that $4,000 worth Of the Csifcrnis gc,d
duet has been received ct Csnnsn Bus. Ievs, ~ -
the Let ulxs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-01

The President has recognized Apguste Lopes Bsp-
us's Vice onsu OF Portugal, FOE The port Of Bslt
mere aud State of NsryIsnd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-01
[rrom the Kinsrton British whIs. Iul1 ash

The garrison of Kingston. the municipal authorities
and the whole inhabitants of the city, including tho
members Of the league, thrown into the utmost
state Of consernation yesterday morning. at sunrise
at seeing the Yankee ag-the very identical stars and
stripes proudly floating from the cupola of the City
Hall The guard at the battery, Ia front Of the City
Hall, beat 10 arms immediatey-the commander, Col.
Young was forthwith called out of his bed-ths
Mayor sent for and the whole Of the Aldermen aud
Councillors summoned 10 meet In council thing
the appearance Of dread aud dire alarm. To add
to the confusion some wag spread report that four
American line steamers were coming round the Point
filled with American troops. As soon this false
alarm had subsidized and the parties summoned had got
tgsther they proceeded in body the sergeant Of the
guard going before, to the cupoa, and laying hold Of
the obnoxious flag. pulled 1t down with great ignomiuy
and tying TO carts tail had 1t dragged through the
streets Of Kingston. ana deposited it, with all
lemny In the temple dedicated to the Goddess Cloa-
Gina at the water side Magnsnmous Vengeance
This mighty event has created = mighty sensation.
The leaguers the reormers OF this wicked action
The rsiormers bansy back this accusation and that
the leaguers hoisted the flag their colors The
apnexstionsts say that the orangemen who did
It, and the orangemen declare that they will hoist
flag but one the Union Jack Whoever did 1t he de-
to be well trounced, and trust he will be found
out,
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OUARTERLYREPORT-s.si.aenl.ac

~ 'ws rsrtltoa Of he BOWERY BANK. ar Associated
BalE on the morning Of Saturday, he onIb day Of De-
c-mb-r. 1919 ktsot A-ts-
Loans ard Dfc0ucts, except 10 Direct .
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MEDICINES.
CURED DAILY ~ Or HAsriNss's
SYRUP OF NAPHTHA
CONsU

COMPOUND SHhOF VI FAFhihA
THE MEDICAL FACULTY. IS we'll - The public, are
struck with wonder The made daily BY
this extraordinary medicine and snow sesnowefy BY
many Of most eminent physrians 10 be certain and
for tubercu consumption IN ts worst stsgea
Il has been recommended BY thai eminent physician, Dr.
MOu and constantly In the Marine Hospital ssysn
nah Gs by Dr. Arnold the senior physeisn OF tho Hosps
London Lancet, London Medical Journsl, brsilh~at 70
Retrospect and all other Of the Lo don Medical journals
have times In praise OF ms sufpnsn1 enrcs
Of DR. HAsrNGss preparation has been thoroughly tried
only In the Hospital uuder the charge Of Dr. h.srlscs
In London but also by All The hst physicians OF
aud All have fly endorsed Il unnysed remedy in
consumption all other diseases OF The ungs The fol-
lowing few Ofth- opinions expressed by the Medical
Faculty Of England. Dr. Williamson u Manchester thus
writes
nisr ~ ua1@ac-- bsys he emscstsd b~ns ~hoe
seemed % hss st he sal acquire sooa q
snd Hhsn- be early 10 intense suffering sni 90
cough o me calm -po-~ Nh i'n- seconp..>- 'oand
h-s rhf
D. Ware o. Liverpool saws.
fse-res az cnter - ff-ny canns oonsonpioa
Or Bod OF Lancaster Halls Il As the great cOnsUmp.
i've anldots and " snd Dr. Hamilton Of Esin, pro-
nognces t the only snown remedy which may Dc relied
Tor removing bercies rom the unss, and preventing
form alton Of others
single bottle will prove its efficacy All The proprietor
asks The trial Of one bottle, the scOn " which will prove
% the psuent The ynue u he medicine
Coughs c1ids. bronchitis dec Inc, asthma, nightswssts
and spng Of blood cured In ss1rphsnsy short space
Of lime the colds have yielded 10 the treatment Of
the Naphihs syrup 10 tns short space Of u hours lanes
II Pontiac, Mich attacked with spiitng OF
Nsphihs, which stopped Il In half hour To eDumerse
all the performed BY This medicine would occupy
volume
H.sriScss Nsphlhs syrup which IA quite pleasant the
taste put up sir boles, price q eseh or siI bot
ties FOR - -
Principal once lf2 Grs-nwichst n z Sold IN Philsdsl-
phia By q L.iber CO. Ledger bndingsi 10 Boston,
81 R-ddng 4 Co IN Jer.sy City at cl,,Fs Pharmacy,
aad lu BfOoklyn By Mrs Hayes Jo lis TIAo'
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the saving re fsEh Of .rsrfu.d rod. That ho-.r.
VI = Fs s. Tbs.s tens prssestse or pu
pod wort IN any spprosch u M, 49,
~hb ~ 10 derives from r. al branches naonsi
a. er~cs vh sny fsr nj tie .so.uf C.it-r, ~ 81
VA i-rrifY AZ" ils ffsi year that rad a b. m erst
port 'of-ii.r sh le -ns .isiss srs s-s
- ll.5 ~ s,ioe seton ot h. Government TIE -oon1a
A. to 34ts npos.s 20 estimate o.. strength Of IT, -,,,i .
az sf' .hlh my b required ar s Pacf Gallons AZ Or
nf@~ d. nj iss justified rssrra acuisf- hl n ~ - -
t@i 'rus y ~ rrsti te perceived. that :. TIER.
90. -frf .r llrse-a.~-e I'D ~ ~ p. - y ~
80. "a ...f $500 --'a N~tIii u a. EVER sf
'lf. 90 I'D srns a go '~rsas must % Dsrr-' f1ra
hlf' yer ee1.'@ ini TRANSIT orrr 90 Rarsld sarg
iaihe C-s rde 500 0o0 pr anon r 10 roo
IN ne rta~ therr s225 90 srrun 'of 81 1esrs fl00
i' ne ,fta- N'h n ffst foisf o' fe a. erria.Ife n
or Iefffnf-, go all ~ a.uu or year. fs0I
pl the e ~ ~ aour .eef pen. &c. &c II olooa pr
" ~ '7' ----. +l.'''
o. p-r.-res ttt st.r' . been mat. sg t~ assf.
~ afer@r i1 tes- e-ls, amount trs
oy proceed a. conveying f.; uheh
" fes1 ~ or AYR 1'r- commerce and c;ur from
ll1stfrCtcn RI 'hs proposed u0fs,
TIE Committee -eorsn5 therefore that grss' of ~ 1 .r
a11rH 10 made 20 ~ faora of ts p1rs@ Of eass
o. complete ~ Na M the conditions stated their
elet saar~Ts6 20 its report named u-r charter r e
Gevsrnr@nt Of Ns~ sranaaa no~s them eight ysars
Tbs ~ BE- ssavngo ies years Tie .hoa an saaasi
t,,fgp $500 f i' Ne I've y~ar- vii anouu; 90 s2
f. road shall bn Be- completed ross5s on vsaf dy
s1se nearly great .o.s he 1. suoun, pro9ose3 o.
ssts = s olary p y-atJ faJ 'nsni IN twenty y.ar'
os' .i9 ,9s,9le1iy o grsess estimate oi ~ cost Fr ~
@si Data a. command, Col J. T. Absr
sf3350 Il w not oe considered ertrssgart se ads .sl4
of fro proof varehouss-, dele g. making Of
40 ~ ~ he probable Ultimate cost ri lie vort
Ie Pfpsel grant ~I BE- lr- per gropos-8
-ni an vi" probably ~ greatly efoesd te amount u no Gov
nsist- e be- performed.
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Domestic Ports.

PHILADELPHIA Jar AR Dsr shr Palr ltrs--. H-.ros
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