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.Your malady, sir!' said one of the
ladies, with a siimpering, sympathetic
voice-"your malady! why, sir, yor
look the very picture of health"
"Ah, my dear madam" was the re.
ply, "you know little about my disease
looks often deceive-the riruS is work.
ing in me even now. wish, for YOU
sakes, that the journey was accom-.
plished; but greatly fear we shall moi
be able to keep our places till then
there is premonition in my rirus."
"Your uirus, sir what do you mean r
said one of the ladies'; "you make me
uneasy-and surely you are. getting
worse. But what do you complain Off
.Alas, madam, about eight days ago
| was bitten by a mad-dog-my cure
cannot be effected but there is mo-
mentary relief when I have leisure
and room to take a Iide in coach,
when this can be done safely for my
fellow-passengers. Thought look wei,
yet, when the fit seizes me-which it
may do in moment-l am no longer
a responsible being my strong incli-
nation then is to bark like a dog, and
nx my grasp upon any gentleman pre-
sent; but VIII take iaay' ratner man
nave I'VE ne.nlng e, 20 snap a.. ,. ~
had been silent listener, were now
wound up to the point Of fear.
DO you bite" ne exclaimed.
Harieys reply, with ms teetn SCI on
edge, his eyes staring IN hls head, and
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9N31Ss gNR9BRa
THOU CANST NOT FORGET NE.

Thou canst mot forget me, for memory will fling
Her light o'es oblivion's dark sea;
And wAerevcT thoa roamest something will
To thy Bosom, TIA. whispers Of me;
-ThoagA the cords Of thy spirit I now may NOT
sweep,
OF my touch they'll retain soft thrill,
Like the low undcr-tone of the u,ournfu.-voiced
When &c wind TIA, hath .wep, i, is s.ill
The love that is kept in the beauty Of trust,
, Casnoe pass like the foam from the seas,
Ora mark that the finger hath traced in the dust,
Wheo 'tn swspe BY the breath Of the breeze.
TAsy tn ne, love, thou wilt calmly resign,
y2 knsxs, s,sn while listening to them,
Thou wilt SIGH for the heart that was linked un-
% thins,
As ! rosebud Is linked 70 it, stem
Thou canss .es forget me. too Isag thou hast
an.g. =.
Tse AssP w.s the promise that round my hp'
As they softly responded to thine:
In the hush Of the twilight beneath the blue
TE- skies,
Ny presence viii mantle thy eoul,
And feeling Of softness wilEi6sh to thine eyes,
Too deep Tor thy manhood's control
Thou may'st roam to thine own isle Of beauty
and fame,
Far, far from the laAd Of the free:
Yet each wind that floats round thee will murmur
the name
That is softer than music to thee;
And when round thee darkly m;s:ortunes shall
crowd,
"a Thou't think, like the beautiful form
OF the rainbow, that arches the thick tempest
cloud,
My love would have brightened the storm.
Thou canst ~ forgct me-she passion that dwelt
In the depth Of thy soul could not die,
With the n,smory d ali thoa hast murmu.ed and
felt,
In thy bosom twill slumbering Ge,
Thoa may st turn to another, and wish to forget,
Ba, the wish viii not bring thee repose;
For ah, thou wilt find that the thorn Of regret
VIII be linked with the sweets OF the rose.
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from the North Church steeple, and
had already mounted, and was clapping
his wings, to the great delight of the
mob. DR.. Byles, mingling with the
crowd, inquired what was the object of
the gathering.
HWe have come, sir" said some one,
H !. to see a man fy.n
"Poh, poh," replied the doctor, "I
have seen horse fly"
Upon the 10Th Of May. 1880, the
memorable dark day, lady wrote to
the doctor as follows
"Dear doctor-How do you account
for this darkness Z"
And received his immediate reply
"Dear Madam am as much in the
dark as you are"
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Harley, the comedian, was wont 70
take g sister and self" down to the sea-
tide for summer relaxation. On one Of
he hot days Of the emonth Of August he
had engaged three. places in "a Brigh-
~ four.inside coach = and, being seat
q. the little family party were rejoicing
that their tho had passed Kensington
without being converted into quar-
tette but alas the6joy was short-lived :
for at Crcydon !-sweet rural Croydon
Ian attorney, nicknamed "the Surrey
elephant,r : man Of eighteen stone
weseht made his appearance for an IN
side seat. o, mort ds mn yis;ta gross
feeding, garlic-eating, cigar-smoking,
lossnge-swallowing, eighteen-stone at
honey, inside Of small coash in the
middle Of August ! there is suffocation
in the verv thought But in he must
come and upon his coming in, behold
the vehicle bows ~ the first step OF the
man.nountnin. asss4 ia sas5
Harley. 1efceiving the discomfort Of
his sisters gave ely hint that he would
room put al to, rights. The Croydon
Falstaf had entered, was seated, and
The vehicle moves on. Harley now
plays the part of = stranger, and asks
one Of the laaie4 II pleasure Ter sole
object in visiting Brighton.
20, no, sir 20 Is the reply; or
dezsd ssa.baahiae, for nervous eem'
I Tue othsr CONFESSED to mssculs,
5Aenm1tisn, sAdzsss proceeded q tn
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The Joking clergyman.

A correspondents uf the Doston aTv-~-
script" relates the following anecdotes
of the Rev. Mather Byles, the well
known joking clergyman of Boston,
Mr.. Byles lived at the time of the revo-
luton. and was tory.
The distillery of Thomas Hill was at
the corner of Essex and South streets,
not far from DR.. Belknap's residence in
Lincoln street. DR.. Byles called on Mr..
Hill. and inquired.
"Do you still %
"That is my business Mr.. Hill re-
piled.
@Then,n said DR.. Byles, Gwill you 60
with me and still my wife w
As he was once occupied in mailing
some list upon his doors: to excluds the
cold, parishioner said to him
"The wind bloweth wheresoever it
isteth, DR.. Byles."
ayes, sir" replied the doctor, "and
man listeth wheresoever the wind blow
eth.n
In MAY, l777, DR.. Byles was arrested,
as q tory, and subsequently, tried, con-
victed,s sentenced to confinement on
board guard ship, and to be sent to
England with his family in forty days.
This sentence was changed by the
board of war, to confinement in his own
house. A guard was placed over him.
After time the sentinel was removed
Afterwards areplaced-again remov-
ed-when he doctor exclaimed that
he bad been guarded, regarded, and
disregarded.n He called his sentry his
obseru-d-tory.
Perceiving ono morning that the sen.
tinel, q simple f95low, was absent, and
seeing Dr.. byles himself pacing before
his own door, with a musket on his
shoulder: the neighbors stepped over to
ask the cause.
aYorsee,s said the doctor, q begged
the sentinel to les me 60 for some milk
| for my family. but he wonld 4ot suffer
me to stir. / reasoned the O. ltter with
him, and heshas gone himself to get 4
| for me, on condition that / keep guard
in his absencea
One bitter December night he called
his daughters from their bed simply te
inquire If they lay warm.
He had . small collection of curiosi
ties. Some visitors called one morning
and Mrs. ,Byles unwilling to be found
It her ironing board, and, in the ener
| gency, desiring to hide herself, as she
would not be so caught by these Iadie.
| for the world, the doctor put her in the
closet and bustoned her in After :
few remarks the ladies expressed wisf
to see the doctors curiosities, which he
proceeded to exhibit and after enter
tanning them very sgreeably for severa
hours. he told thu he had Kept the
greatest curiosity % the last 1nd pro
ceeded "a the closet, unbuttoned thu
i door. aud exhibited Mrs. Byles. f
He had complained long, often, ant
/ fruitlessly to the selectmen, OF quag
/ mire = front Of his dwelling. ON
morninR ! stwo of the fathers Of the town
i after : violent sini peaaing With thei
chaise, becams ti6ck in this bog: a
they were striving 10 extricate them
/ ssiyes, and pulling 70 the right aud th'
.lleft the docf6r came forth, and, bowini
i Win great po1isenssa exclsimed-@
4 am dsliehtsd, ssatlenen, to-se'
Won. st;syiag in this matteesn4 IAst.D
...l:x.Se foy "a vve vStSrn616S ~ n,
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N1SE8IIAIDDDSa
KISSING ONES COUSIN.
NJ JEREMIAH SHORT, ESQ.

Why, SIT, We were cousins: and pray
what was there improper in it? Be-
sides, hadn't | been absent five years
or more. and now when | returned and
was kissed by them all, uncle, aunt,
nurse. down. almost to the washer
woman, il was absolutely Outrageous
that she alone was to stand out and be
obstinate. But she was so lovely that
couldn't get angry with her, and be-
sides. what use would it have been to
fume and fret heri II was not the way
70 eonQuer- ri learned that. anyhow,
and il would have been uneallant in
the highest How shall win! / had
but a couple Of months to stay, and she
was 50 populass that all the beaux of
the country were thronging in her
train. I'd q hard task before me, and
il wonld have disheartened many q
one-but I had been to the Black Hills
and shot buffalo.
There was one of her suitors named
Thornton. whom she seemed to like
better than all the rest: and I must
say, during tho first month of my visit
she coquetted a good deal with him At
nv expense. It used to give me "a
touch Of the old flutter now and then,
but consoled myself, that | was not
10 love, there was no sense in being
jealous. and besides, Mr.. Thornton's
favorable reception had nothing to do
with my object. So took to humming
the Blackfoot tune. and teasing my
pretty ooasin about her favorite lover.
You've no idea what 4 change it made
She denied il II FIRST, and then grew
absolutely worried that wouldn't be-
lieye her. and finally showed me a
marked preference on every occasion,.
But I was Only cousin, and nobody
took any noeice Of it. All! sir, these
cousins play the dDuse with the girls
hearts They're n1Weys entangling
Your daughters 6lf, or bringing her
he last new neyel y plucking her .
fro1k mas rosd q Eof1e her over the
- iale barsok: a2Q {hen, too, you
IL e. sake s1ch long walks y the
sus aRiliRht Or ride - housa4 -
il SFDnpe1 bF afternoon, or s!eigh
awSY L I3os on . clear moonlight
night e December, with nothing but
themselves foe ceaipany-and al this
time, whea they are both budding INTO
IL, oud fAIl IN love - naturally g I
0ko ny 0eoroAaum. Egad, III, I've
- dns6hasrs myeeM, and, thoseh l
vesA young man, aw good deel Of
ysur 1--we toa(esrl aud let mo tell you
tha& % csusln oog5 rGlaserine shout
rs- hoas6y vi1h n nn6o and Ais famili-
80. fbe& ~ 1ose llYieheF make up
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-RRETTE r. TUCKER
Ii Attorneys and Counsel2ors-af- Lair, have re-
moved their Office into the room in Odd Fellows
Hall. over the store Of the Messrs. Talbot. All
professional business entrusted to their care will
be faithfully and promptly attended to.
~ ALEX. BRETTE,
A. L. TUCKER.
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GENUINE COD LIVER OLA supply
VI Of Rushton & Clark's Genuine Cod Lirey
Oil Just received and for sale at the Franklin
Drug Store, under Odd-Fellows' Hall, by
ie27 GEO. N. SEAGRAVE.
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DEGS leave respectfully to inform the citizens
ID of E. and in vicinity thaf hs has per
manentIz 6sd himself in this town. 70, the
purposs . carrying ON his profession in al III
MrF Se plans and specifications e
buildings oo5SGv description; also, fSoss -
sids slsuasssas drawn in perspective and ne:fy
finished in mesxCtinto, 10 extra charge oeang
made when be cootracts los the work.
Nr. F. respectfully solicits share o. public
patronage; and if capability, industry and ssr'es
attention to business can merit Il, nc Is wiling
to leave the result with geDee: pubic.
M Mr. r. will give il ectIons IN the art
Of ssss xotinsine Architectural nd Landscape
Drawings.
All orders left At the Post Once Will meet
9th prompt attention. .ss.5zsT
Ffsnklis, June 20, 1880 q go
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SASH BLINDS & DOORS FOR SALE

Manufactured Eatireiy Of Cedar
NSHE subscriber having returned from Pensa-
j cola, has made arrangements with manu-
factory there to furnish joiners' work e every
description. such as sash doors, blinds, band and
base mouldings sad pilasters OF every descrip,,
ton also, balusters, square or turned, executed
in the nessest manner and f1EsisAsd at the most
reasonable prices
10 All orders prompe - to, and the
work delivered within two = pf the ordinary
routine of work. Samples q wotk can be seen
at Mr.. Tucot's warehouse.
N. B.-Hair, Lime and Laths Tor sale.
JOHN w. MINOR
Franklin, June q, 1880.
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cOPARTNERSHIP.

NHE undersi9ned have e9elEed INTO coPartnef-
j ship, to take effect O - 6rst day Of next
Ausues, under the firm Of WHALEY q STIR
LING. fot the purpose Of conducting :, general
u;ed bv Becrs & Whisky, whess they win keep
coustaa1lv On hand gensral assortment of plan-
ia.ion ssd family Goods, and solicit the patron
-e~ : - CIV. wHALEY.
vo5. A..R. STIRLING.
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NOTICE.


CIR The undersigned having ~
-2@0taken the Livery Stable for ia
merly occupied by James Emison, has added to
his old stock new Carriages, Buggies, Sulkies,
Harness and Horses; and, by strict attention,
hopes to merit share Of e.bI,e vP11Es PatT11asf
Franklin, May 16, 1850.
E.-The undersigned, having been
IN duly commissioned and sworn, offers his SER
vices to the citizens of St. Mary, as NOTARY
PUBLIC in and for said parish. All business en-
trusted to his care will meet with every possible
attention and despatch. 10 His office is open
at all hours L. r. CURTIS,
MA Office No. Car.on's Building, mp stairs.
DOLCE JURY.-The following Table ex-
L hibits the estimated expenses Of this parish
for the year 1851:
For public buildings. $4,000 90
Per diem and mileage Of Police Jury, 300 90
Jurors OF District Court, 500 90
Salaries and commissions OF Clerk,
Printer, Assessor, Treasurer, Col
lector, and Parish Physicians, 1920 90
Expenses Of Jail including repairs, 50 90
Sheriff expenses for holding elections, SO 90
Justice Of The Peace, Constables, and
the other fees in criminal prosecu-
tons, 30U W
Coroncrs fees, including post norteas
examinations, burials, &c., 600 90
Contingent expenses, including roads
and bridges, Gc-, 500 %
Total estimate Of expenditure, S6720 90
A true copy from the minutes:
aul5 Il. N. MCMILLAN, Clerk.
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THIS is one Of the very useful articles which
i the present age supplies for the use Of the
sAlcted. Its object. is to give support to the
scrotum and testicles, in cases Of disease or re-
taxation. They also afford com(bst and safely to
those persons who exercise . gres&feal on horse
back. m@c Z.
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DISSOTUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

TVHE Copartnership heretofore existing under
u The srm Of BEERS & ,WHALEY, Pat
tersonville, win be dissolved on tho 3lst inst,
by mutual consent All persons having claims
against, or indebted to said firm, will present
their accounts for settlement ~ soon - possible
The name Of the firm s(ter the above date, viii
only.be used by either of the pex1iss = hqaida-
tion. The books and accounts ~ be kept ut
their old stand, which win Be occupied by Wha-
ley & Stirling. e BEERS.
p.ftsr,omv;lle- Ju1v Ql. 1850.
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JOHN rwisrLL- DANIEL EDWARDS
rTvwIBILL 4 EDWARDS, Ceyp~, ns 4

IRA. LANAUZE, Rue de IA LsDte, No 80,
I entire les Rues St. Louis ct Cont, IA Nou-
velle Orleaps-Us Assortment de QU1N N
GAIL L Err E, telle que Fransaise, An-
elaise, Americaine ct Allemande; Cious Cou-
.pfs Ec..-S Haehes, Pioches, Pslles, Sciss. ct
rournnDe de Batixse. n2-lY~-
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BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANs.
= FELT&REED. No. 16, Gus =

fomhoass street, NsU Otkkss
have in store, and are constantly
receiving, direct from the manufacturers, fult
assortment Of mems, womsn's, misses. boys and
cbildren's Boots, Shoes and Brogans, which they
offer for sale at the lowest market rates. for cssh
or approved paper. m2 6m =
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CARRIAGE MAKING & REPAIRING

sThs undsrsigsed having pufehased
&6E the uosblishmess lssely belonging 70
jsmes Easisea & Co, is prepared 70 carry . oil
br6pchss Of Carriage making. and attend 70 the
Trmmino ana Hspairing Of Carriages.
~ Tern-Cash on dslivsry.
LUCIUS SUTLIFF-
Fmaklin, Jolly 4, 1850. e. So.
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10 WATCHMAKERS &JEwELLERS

= TBERAL CASH ADVANCES win Be
II made on consignments d Sugar md Mo-
la..e, 10 Messra Haven & Co, Nsv York. OK
William G. Hewes, Esq, NV OH by
j. w. BAILEY.s Fyeokhn-
~ On toAo
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nUSsIA AISINGLASS~for Bhne- ManEr,
II Tsbls Jelly, &c. 4 fssh ssPply 1t the
"Fsnkln DTug Ssess,n r.-
Lon sALR-By ths suesaibs, AaeAans
i fe Tusaisg II Ogfnasn = Aas.'sF
s;c,ss ~ aAs JAS. S. SIMMONS.
The New York herald., 1850-03-11

rHusrrirprs. usreh 1l.-stocts orened very buoysnt
yfetsy mornt s an advance evyr the preceding DAYS
qrrtaticrs; the second koa d. friees rrve way
fgly the tetre hsit rrit cirally IN Norris Canal
rtsta The BefVcsa F0arcs-luy tharcs Union
~ &C. ls 81 do r ~ o. l5s ~ Do ~ ~ sesding R.iro
lE, 80. do = A. 80 fss. leo tnon Canal Ill:
Fer,s,vsrs nfrA IO. si1uV resfinei 9oBd g. Sscoad
Tanrd TOO Ittrs, lvsnia 6s lssg. lVis gO a. USi,
Gsrstc Bftk i.s - tritr tars iA lO DO. lla % do
ilati ltV Do Ilts - do lle fOrrstown kaiiruad, rs
lkvn, Esyi s'ttnue'eia. Nstehes, g. y do S; P.sns
Fsiirtte. =; ~ Eescirr. hsrpad, t5wn 3as. SLOW
Fettffa k.rteste Borss 7A3 Sltto 10 7sts sIttO ds
~; ~ shares R.tdits Raiircsc. @vn, 1a. . Pen
hs,1rted - 10 DO e. t3g Leheh T5a.. Read
ia rTo Bcrss, ts 90; ame Do reris.ss ~1senl a.. 10
srsl ~. ~. - Do. W.. ~ 90 T7s 100
risnteis thiss. "a; leo DO. M 81 su AssdaE Bonds
a; no isrfs Nck burg iSsn, ~, lot0 Susquekasns
:. Afr -lto shares Rssdnr hair.sd. rs. 9H 70
a. IL J.. Ho DO t5 81 ~ settr Refdirg Bones st0
ne shares ~ seine psrrsd. q; DO Nt, 81 Norris
Csrsl ~ u DO IN % Do sAf 81 Do Ia; 5odo IS i7
fs o. Rtsdrs Estlrosd. = ~ r. vetstute IS lst. 25 as
ISL s2.ttg kssdts Cs ~ SO shares sorris CasaI
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Meeting OF Journeymen shoemnkers.

Last Saturday evening. at eight O'Clock, q meet
Ing of Journeymen sho.mskers vas held at Grand
street Hail. No. l27 Grand street. near Broad ~ay
Dir Demsrest In the chair The number pre.ent was
about thirty. The object Of the meeting was to
tase measures to form incorpora,rd society Of
shoemaktrs subscribing capital Of their own, and
employing Themselves upon the social principle The
general feeling appeared TO be- that the meeting was teo
email to undertake 90 important n matter and Mr..
Wrigbtusn, who appeared to be the leading sug-
gest-d that . committee should be formed, TO make
arrangements for another meeting and to take mea-
to lay constitution and articles Of
ton beforeu For his part be firmly believed that
the workman. the mechanic the stone which the build
ere rejected would long. become the head OF ths
corperthe keystone In the arch Of the social fabric
lie concluded by proposing the following resolution
which was unanimously adopted -
That committee Of seven be appointed to take
measures TO draw up articles of incsr for
society d thoemskers. who shall be their own en-.
Jloysrs and share In the PROFITS of their toll this
committee TO report to another meeting It is
practicatle.m
committee Of seven were then appointed and the
meeting separated
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supreme c.ur,-circu's Court.

MsfcH7.- Jshs Ce~,'ga -. H,ary 2 SsraH. sur.
tttrF ffss.tsr - -, Esafs n Mary G. Ssran 10 re-
esrsf $50 ana rs ~ fnf,,ss on Prsnsssyvv Nsfs
fittn " b,nfs y >,wsn fsdir,daagv o,S sSusf IN d.
So ai tEscutsT N q Ssran. IN. f.c,s 81 this case
hee ieliors O. siy Srwsll Saving poser 10 dts.
ptt" h't uust estate ~ -iil upon ter decesse sp-
poihsa her husband the lat. "a D Se~.ll aud her
stotst s'p hstty the defs ndsst her executor.
No rhscptoft tok ~, is''.r. sod Henry b. acted ss
these'bt IN sking cts-ss w - q estaf@ aud making
lePehe WI me bu Mes soi 4t6 los Broad.
ry 81 Shich Nth oth-t property IN. sstst. con-
tsttd IN Noren pr lsal ne gave ne .bovs nots Al
W Gays te one Nm. uiske a ua.,, oh, n,s. r.-
Ihirs ON tho buhoiuss Al. sid Ab,p, 90. -.
tbce hctiy " serau der ssa usnrv 8 th.n to-
ctsfee of the esfsts AID IN tstrssr, fsso o.. -.
yftHisue 70 the eNprScu - .ix year. from a.. AZ
rtC Dcts fsil su- suit cpmuI.rcss ae.ir., hta
ppeB the note. o. above s'Aisd Cusstion. s.ts. a. a.
vtetkef executor gv~ . 10 bind the ..t....
~hstter the sssigBusnt q IN. original d.ht .,,h
the ttte which siv. fr such d-bt csila.sr.l
oil tov tte s-.ign.~ - groc-ef sssnst ths -.t.ts
trcb oriessl e-bt ard f~lV upon the 20 t.k.
~ a. the ststsie ~ huststiors The DEF nee con-
tsudire that IN. sstai- o.. 8 vail Mt BE- pro.
cssdsd against toprd fls scts ~. executor In
regsd 20 the real sstae but tnst b. ssing the octe
sevs1 bcurd ttnssH opiy srd - rrc-ver. the
holder must proc.e1 against the psrscbh r~preseu-
tstivts o. Henry D. Srwan Verdict tsk.n for the
rlsinta for s2.S So subject 20 the decision of the
court, in . case 30 10 male
ThsLsssl.tuIs Of New J.rs.y al surnsd .n Saturday
morn.nx.
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CID brig PhiluTs. ThAtchsr. NYoyk
n lBrl sishartson. for Liysrpsoi PyraniS Hssdsrssa
f:ss for EIor5 ysh. sps A,ssst a.rysrd vtG Rhine,
lBrE Kissos Uysspeo Tsasris... asssrdos. for X
forh; Ellen Maria whitners, v.E Osssss (Bry Her
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Baker for Phiadeiphia Holes Lodge, for Philsdsl-
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