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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-26
Exchange Eating House,

Directly under Worcester RanI g. Postoffice.
EiE subscribers, having become joint proprietors and
le sees OF the ADORE well known Eating House. would
coru invite the patronage of the citizens of Worcester
ana OF the public. assn ing them that attention
pense shall be wanting TO render worthy of their most
generous support ard appreciation.
Private Tables arranged for The yenence of tram
sent guests good Dining al for regular Dinners and
fuolc occasions and fine private for companies
friends and parties.
me larder will always embrace al the substantial and
standard dish and Injuries of the season. and the whole
" III be served up IN the most desirable manner.
Having secured the services of Mr.. WEN H. ARNoIp an
experienced and skiiiu Cook, united with heir own per
soma supervision and efforts they have no hesitancy in
warranng to all guests the grateful entertainment
and perfect satisfaction
regular Pastry Department under he conduct of an
experienced iady Is connected with the establishment
The best of Oysters received fresh daily and in
every variety OF style Aso for sale by the pint quart
ana gallon well selected stock of Foreign and bones
their establishment.
ap7-dw3m THURSTON g. RENcIIIEv
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FARMERS AND MECHANICS
Mutual Benefit Association.
WORCESTER. MASS

WOKCESIEh, MASS.
Office in Harrington Block, of Main g. Front SIS
THIS Association has been operation but few months,
yet it is doing a large and successful business Al
though such enterprises unknown in this ny
til within Years, they have become decidedly popular
and doing much good in this community. To provide
against day of disaster and Distress when the
wi hin REACH is duty 10 ourselves and to
ciety.
This Association has met promptly all claims against it
established rate of premiums and benefits iavora
ble if So than any other company Both males
aud females received members of this Association
The rates of annual deposits for members under lift.
years, shall be follows;
$500 per year, draws $500 per week
so d, OO..........
4,OO......, ...-9, OO..........
5,OO. %, U0..s....
b,OO. ................,'........ b,0O......''..
100 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,OO...-.,...
800 g, O0........-.
Over fifty and under siXty-fye
50 so per year draws $500 per week
s, |, uU......s...
5,OO.. g. OOs.........
D. 25.......,................. % 00...,......
| f3U. I'D OO.,........
S,I5........... ..lUU....'..'-.
And 81 so in addition to the above will be charged
admission fee the first year, and must be paid at the tim
Of making application.
F. LESEUR, President.
| NJ BANNING, Secretary marl9-dw3m
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FOR SALE

STEAM Engine Of twenty five horse power, nearly
IN new aud In good order Also three boilers thirty feet
Saw Mill, mostly new.
They wiz &c sold together separately for hsif Of
me original cost and warranted give perfect siactlon
Apply ~. VIZ r MtKHIPIkf.D
W orct ator, Ecb, teh. fcb-dWd
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W0OLEN MACHINERY.
For EoIo

A the factory formerly occupied by T.,e & Daniels
IA In the northery part Of Leicester Aass the follow
ing Machinery, most Of which is ew, viz-one
gle shearirg Machine, Marrying Machine brushing Ma
CHINE, Picker, Flock Gutter, Buster, Press, 30 Cast
Iron Plates "a Sheet Iron Plates, Cloth Wnder.
Enquire at the Fac DRY, Of AMOS EARLE, Null
berry Grove, Of PLIEY EARLE
Leicester March 22d, 1851. unar22 d,gisf
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BROWN & nAwAHMCn,s,

BROWN & LAW AENCN7Ss
in the entire Basement of the Old State House, fronting
State street. Boston, where be found the largest and
most extensive stock QUESTIONABLE READY MADE
CLOTHING IN the city, manufactured by the best of work
men, and from the style of Goods OF this seasons
importation, which we offer at wholesale and retail pr
as low any Clothing house in the Union.
The attention of Country Dealers is respectfully solicit
ed Gentlemen in want of superior garment find one
at this Establishment equal to any that cnsom-made
we intend at all times to keep hand the best Ready
made which be found in this any other city, whch
we have become SO justly celebrated.
1T Garments made TO order from and desirable
Goods selected from this Springs importation, together
with general assert nent of FANCY ARTICLES, suta-
BILE for Gentlemens
o. Before purchasing please call at the OLD STATE
HOUSE. fronting on State street Roston ap2l-dW
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TO BE SOLD
For the Host that it will BRING

EUI JIG 1LU5L IIIdD IL VIII DTIlg :.
COUNTRY Merchants, Southern or Western Merchants
~ California Merchants any body else who would like
TO buy quantity of q
YOUTHS AND CHILDBESS' CLOTHING,
at their prices invited look at lot which we
have on hand In overhaung and arranging our SPRING
ard SUMNER GOODS preparatory TO the commencement
Of the Spring business, find very considerable amount
ofstcck adapted to the approaching seasons which shop
worn questionable, ami for reasons, unsaleabe
it being thing which cannot be avoided in manufacturing
and retailing the immense amount of Boys Cloh which
is annually produced at establishment. These goods
have een separated from the principal stock arranged in
separate room. and viii be sold without regafd TO cost
OLIVER HUDSON & co.
BIO YS' CLOTHING ESTABLISHM EMIT
No Brattle, near Courtst., Boston.
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NEW MU SIC ROOM.
Mr.. a. Whiting.

TEACHER OF VOCAL &c INSTRUMENTAL MIrsIc
NATOULD inform those who are interested in the same
w that he has taken room, No IaIrins ton Block
p starn) where he will be happy 70 give instructions On
the Piano. Organ and Se1aphme Also Cultivation Of he
voice IND singing.
MIR W. feels confident, from havins had years experi
ence that, close appicat to those who may secure
his services he viii give entire satisfaction The best Of
reference given mares d:3n,
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BUSH'S SMILAX SARSAPARILLA,
from the Green Root.
THE GREATEST BLOOD PURIFIER

OF THE AGE.
FNhis is the only thing used in the northern
Il states that is fresh pure, s7ic0mpouGded and really
valuable 1t obtained and prepared by Prof Eus Geor
ga from the fresh root great expense, and
der lis immediate inspection Nothing hui thet root,
and the best and strongest of its kind is used in the prepa
ration All its medicinal properties preserved and
deed secure against change deterioration. Its curative
virtues correspond with lis purity aud freshness 1t is
valuable remedy for all diseases, acute chronic depend
ing on seroiuons habit o. body 1t is peculiarly valuable
such as prevail in spring, summer, and autuHR also hu-
Of all kinds, syphilitic diseases and female complaints
Thousands have used it, enas have experienced Wig.
freshness and vyaciy under lis Influence and thousands
rejoicing in renewed health its astonishing
vi tues
For sale in Worcester byL T. Lazer, Spur & Sibey,
C. A. Harrington, d. Snot Jr. & Co A Clarke and E. d.
Wetherbse and by Agents throughout the New England
states. MAJ l7d3m
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WOBCESTER DYE HOUSE.

M GUILD remind the public that he continues the bust
w ness OF Dyene and Finishing Cotton, Linen, silk and
WOODEN Goods Ut hort notice. and in the best manner, at
ms Dye ouse on Central street. lie likewise gives paTtic
uidr attention TO eansng nice Shawls Coaks, and gar
ments in general.
Mr. Adams would return thanks to those who have so
Literally patronzed him years past and would say that
the experience he has had for than thirty past
warrants him III saying that all work entrusted him
sha be done as WELL if better than any other
tablshmen IN the State, and prices low the low
est A share OF patronage is solicited
Worcester, March /, 1851. mari f3m
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NEW GROCERY STORE.

NEW GROCERY STORE.
ON THE CORNER OF SCHOOL 4 UNION STS.
INVEST INDIA GOODS and GROCERIES constantly
w on hand, and for sale at the lowest market prices.
Alse-REVOlVlNG CLOTHES FRAMES, at the same
place, of all sizes This article very handy and labor
saving appendage to the Clothes Yards 1t takes up but
very little and saves the and fcothes by
revolving round with the wind
Orders left at WIN. A. WHEELER'S Counting Room on
Thomas street, at the above Grocery Store, viii be
promptly attended to.
mar24-i3m FL HOLDEN
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CHEAP ENOUGH.
C0AL-COALI
1000 Pounds make a Ton.

And good can be oGtaaed IN this eity or
siseWhere.
YESIlE subscriber has now on hand best varieties
Pcnnsylvanfa Coal,
by CARGO or RETAIL, which will be sold at Eouea
Market Prices
Also, beet quality BITUMINOUs COAL, for Steam
Smiths use.
or Orders through the Post Office or left at Lewis T.
Lazes Drng store on Main Street, q A. Baylies Store
corner 81 Main and school Streets Q. Bramans store
opposite Providence and Worcester H. H. Depot Green St.
Will be thankfully received and promptly attended to-
octs dist Gao EDWARD SOUTIiWICK.
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Lumber,
AT THE CITY LUMBER YARD,
Washington Square, nearly opposite The Boston + "
ceSter Railroad Freight Depot, By
T. & o., K. EARLE.

Washington square nearly opposite the Boston 4 Wor
cester Railroad Freight Depot, by
7. & O. K. EARLE.
good supply of Eastern Western, and Northern Lurn-
Der constantly hand and for sale the lowest
ket prices
Eastern Lumber of all descriptions, viz; Dimension, No
2s Planers Shingles, Capboards, Lah, Spruce Frames,
Plank and Boards will furnish the lowest Boston pri
ces with the addition of reight and when builders
wanting large LOT in the neighborng towns any of the
Railroads leading from Boston Worcester, load
directly from the vessels the cars and forward the
purchasers less prices than be bought in Boston,
having all shipments directly from the manufacturers
! WESTERN LUMBER-Cherry, Black Walnut, and
White Wood suitable for machine building coffin and cabi
yard low rates. together with general
| Of short Lumber.
Shingles Shingles!! Shingles!!!
Having made arrangement furnish Shingles ofa kinds,
lower than they be had IN Boston, would invite the
public call and examine stock before purchasing
where As soon ship shall be prepared to
deliver them by the in lots from so to 30 thousand
We now have and shall keep general assortment in
I'd for the all trade and ready deliver them
at prices which cannot fail of giving satisiaconrom the
best brands and all the principal manufacturers.
essss;s 'cdii, fEtney
Y II ever find ready and more than willing to sell them
II fair prices
n B-Frames of all kinds furnished to order at short
lotice, with Roof Enclosing, and Floor Boards. Also
Hard Pine for Floors &c.
THOMAS EARLE,
mar29 dw3m OLIVE X EARLE.
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PIovidence and Worcester Railroad.


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UMMER RRANGEMENT-On and after Apr. z, 1850,
TRAINS
Leave Providence at T. Is and 1l30 an and $50 pm.
Leave Worcester 6 AS and II and pm
TRAINS CONNECT at Woonsocket with coaches for
Iilald and Mendon; At Mlyille with coaches for Sa-
ersvie; AT Whitins with coaches for East Douglas and
Whitrsvile; Farnums with coaches for Grafton CeI
e, N. E Village and Upon at Worcester with trains fer
Western r. Road and Norwich and W. r. R., and Wore
md Nashua R. R.. At Waterford with trains OF Norfolk
County Railroad for and from Boston, Dedham, &C.
The 715 train from Providence connects at Worcester
With the Express for New York. and the Accommo
a,ion for albany, which leaves Worcester at $50
l. NJ.
Passengers by the $50 p NJ train from Providence
arrive at Springfeldthe same evening
The IL 80 train from Providence connects at Worcester
with the Express train for New York which leaves or
at 4 p. NJ
The II M train from Worcester connects at Providence
Nth trains for Boston, Taunton, Fall River N Bedford
Also, with Steamboats, for Fall River and Newport.
The M train from Worcester connects at Providence
nth the Boston md Y Steamboat train for New York.
1T TIE 745 and IL AM trains do rot stop Hamlet
NJ The $50 and r NJ. trains do not stop at Ashton
hamlet. ISAAC IL S0UTHWlCk, Snpt
Providence, Apr. /, 1891 aDr5- swf
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Leave Norwich It am stopping at at all way stations
the road.
Leave Worcester at 6 am, stopping as above.
Trains connect at Worcester with Boston and Worces
ter Western Providence and Worcester and Worcester
and Nashua Railroads.
The connection with the earliest Trains out OF Worces-
Ter, is formed by the Steamboat Train
~ Trains connect Norwich with the Hartford, Proyi
fence and Fshkll Railroad and the New London, Will
.aantc and Palmer Railroad.
NJ EXPRESS FREIGHT leaves Boston at IL arriving in
New Y ork next morning
An Baggage be delivered the Baggage Master
person authorized receive it before the Passenger
skes his seat in the
Baggage will be taken include money, merchandise
articles than those of personal use and when OF
CHER value than Fifty Dollars, notice must be given OF that
ct and price paid the Company will not hold
self liable beyond that amount.
No baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars
No smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars or Depot
Passengers must procure Tickets at the Station Ohces
JOEL w. WHITE, President
ap10awtf N d W. r. Il.
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NEW CLOTHING AND
Furnishing Goods Warehouse.
HE subscribers have formed copartnershp under the
Il name of THAYER & EAMEs, and have taken the new
and well known store the of Main and Front sts
for the Transaction Of the above business.
They would respectfully invite the attention of the nhab
ltants OF Worcester and vicinity, their New Stock of
Custom and Ready Made Colhng Furnishing Goods, Hats
Caps Umbrellas, Trunks, &c OuI stock is all new and
will be sold cheap THAYER & EAMES
Harrington Corner, opposite City Hall.
VIM. D. THAYER,
ID, H. EAMEs. apr3-dwtf
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FIRE FNGTNES

- E1hE ENIJIWES.
E subscriber begs leave 10 inform the public that he is
L building FIRE ENGINES his new and improved
an whereby they can be offered much cheaper than En-
nes OF the same capacity built elsewhere Engines built
IN thorough and substantial manner with IS feet suction
hose and SO feet leading hose with hose carriage other
Xures will be sold at the following prices vary ing as DIFF
erent sized machines vary in capacity;
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Warranted to give satisfaction Orders Engines vii
be promptly attended to. BENJ JOSLYN
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I.Itcrart InteIIIxrncc.


/ GRKEvRA: OR, IuE ilt-RoRN "a. PuuTRAtT--A
novel In ono volume. hy' an American LADY,.
PETERSEN, Philadelphia. t.s
We were told, on taking UP this work, that IL
was the production. Of very young lady ,missin
her teehs-and with This knowledge, " began, as
something fan irksomc task, 20 read Il, kindly
note its faults, and give due encouragement t.
youthful genius a
but in oil this we were most agreeaoy surprised
Tack ! IL was no task No one who begins Geneyra
will lay ii down till he has finished Il. There are n-
deed, unity Of plot, yiyiduess Of description, and
truthfuncss in the dclncatcn of character, Ear be-
yonl what could be expected in 50 youthful
writer. Above all, there is an atmosphere ofnurity
thrown around the heroine, tcnevra, which could
only cnianatc from the pure heart Of the gifted au-
tharcss.
The story Is an autobiography with little di-
Gre stony Of one who passes through the various
scenes of beggar girl, poor suffering, aud unknown
then an actress and opera. singer, courtcd hatcr-
cd, and mauicd-then the neglected wifc-the re-
turn TO the stage. But we viii not give tho whole
story only add that il ends, all lives ought to,
whether IL the book Or out, happily.
But where did the youthful writer learn MI this
Has she seen life on IN Italian Ludsca pc i-in the
novels of bcggaIism lin the brilliant saloon -
lonely chstCaul--iof So true 10 nature ducs it.aH
seem, it must We fact-nOt fancy, surely.
como Of tho characters are perfect Monsieur
belmont for instance 80 matter Of mct, yct kind
bear,cd-the stoiCai indulgence With which he sees
The iewelled flower Rroaths which be should thiak
were valuable" and again hears of the ol0pemcnt
/ M his ward blanche, Nth the quaint remark that
J 'she must he the best Judge Of her 0vn business
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P0cetREELsiE, June r., 1861.
rs,reasc aud Prospdify Of P5bgsto1sic-sOme Of the
Lctdiag Mri, S.
About this day forty obc years ago, was in this
town, when the population was about eve hundred.
now eleven thousand. Its bcautirul nowery.
and in consequence Of the river scenery, romantic
sfot, most desirable o. a SUMMER retreat for those
Il The great metropolis, WHO wisb good and cheap
living. The Poughkeepeie Hotel VI fiks Aladan's
gadcn, full of all kinds Of fruit with abundance OF
good Nno and milk and ruby lips TO - p the nectar
htm the morning glOrics.
The Court If Cycrand rerrrncr snow IN session,
lnJre. sfeulo presiding, winch be does with great
judicial dignity a. woll a. native .moaesg Judge
ereulo Is a gentleman u great ean9er and sreViy
~ mdnrcfv and wouli ~ IN honor % the bench IN
HuJ counIy. Should Wilkes, the ttgNive from
SpAlse. gysylfssin - ths scs'dfs, he may expect
letmt ON lisLoiQrto serve " Tue Fe9sentiary,
MIN a sr9te1 ihtk Z, TOT tNtlNG months, and the
, lss 1tstI ,et, anh Tie H'stf~s Nitortey, Me.
~ torbcr y gp,rivst GER IA nan. 80 sbwycr ot
G,S talents IL L gtcat talo,itc vita lhe pcopls
I * tbs county
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"a hope. Witness saw, in retired part of the
ehatseu, light which caused her to feel fear and
Countess sssd is
what had become of the Count, and the Countess
'. sad .hnt he had gene to seek for vinegar Witness
A. Mdiis faI. She asfwards SAN
whs expressed surprise at the Count Coun-
tess having fed TO their chamber. He said ne
= aas isnspeesed somsthing, and proposed that they
ssnn..shoad examine the dnins.room, which they did
hey found small knife, and she observed that
s.,sseerned to her that Gustaye had used odefend
thing which could cause misfortune to be- sas.
% III carpet i The dining room hal 1ssn partially
the Countess II the he. nlgh following the erlns
before five o'clock. In the course of the night the
ountess burned several paporss The eoun. carried
large packet Of papefs To the kehsn fire. aud
s. '-~a ID the President, M de Bocarne said
that the papers were old ones which had been in
,.tthsm were two from the gardener at Client As to
I'D tho letters burned by his he said tina perhaps
ethey were correspondents with persons with whom
he was not acquainted The two letters of the
gardener were relative to veno plants. 's- @ "
The female prisoner stated in to aques.
tion that amongst tho letters destroyed was
- n Dor hus band mother another of his sister, and
,ths others from NJ, Van Houette The latter
Emerance having been. again questioned, said
that she knew that the eravat of tho deceased had
rs. been burned by order of the Countess.
'@' EN- erance that she would have to be again
49, anined Hsa. ~. 'asA ga Z. tt'-An 7la 's1."
iis~prt ..z- l.cr r
i, Ia The trial Of the Count and Countess de Bocarme
~ has now lasted ten days. During the last four
days, with exception the evidence not of
" nature to throw any new light upon the .ti
- Most ofthe witnesses who we're sailed depose
only TO facts already known. The direct of tn
s.a; prison of Tourney, in which M. DC Bocarme
confined, stated that NJ. de Boearme had endeavor
t;ar ,itb tha CIV ~ ND ba - i,
' witness his astonishfnent her having made state
znents which might injuro him without doing
gyen good to herself M dc bocarme told MIN that
..,a had knocked down M. Gustaye and that when he
-. was on the ground Madame dc Bocarmc had poured
the poison into his mouth, which Of such power
""; tHat gle drop would suffice to destroy mans
,sa'1 r. life! M do Bocarme Senied having made this
statement to the director OF the prison., and Nine.
~, ~ de Bocarmc asserted that she had left the
.,, ,soQp as her brother was thrown down. and had
r. taken no part in the murder. .oa. = j.
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+. TuB ExrREss RoBsERY An -BrrPALo.-Two or
three day. since II made public that the expross
Trunk Of Bellows 4 Co., had been robbed of pack
4 age of bank bills conta ming 5000, the Chau.
tauque County Bank. The robbery was supposed
have occurred either nj ,he agency of the express
in the store Of j. H. Bcnhsm x Co, or on board
the steamer between here aud Dunkirk On open
ing the store Friday morning, Mr. Norris, the resi-
'dent partner OF tho firm OF Benham * Co, kinaied
. Gre IN the stove, it being damp aud cool in the
store, which is in the basement Some time alter.
p clerk, who was in the employ of the police, re-
ported the fact Of the fire, aud extinguishing il
Judgments of bills were found partially burned. Mr..
Norris was Immediately taken into custody, and an
examination commenced before police Justice God,
= which was postponed on ocs6unt OF the absence Of
wit nosses, and Norris imprisoned meanwhile. la
~ subsequent search of the premises, the larger part
81 the money found secrete under the sidewalk.
rs yet VIC have heard Of evidence conclusive
against Mr.. Norris, there were three Or tnur
" other persons who had TO the store and who
were about there at the time lie Il young IN an
utt started in business has resided in town several
years aud enjoyed the entire confidence and respect
~ al who lucw him. lo Coz two OF .hrcc years
in the employ eff The Eastern Telegraph Company,
ND on quitting their service few iponths since,
receiver vcR the President O. that company d vau-
able present and Nigh compliment fof ths ad.Ify
with whic1 he had discharged tis duties. -BuGaD
An ~ Cclrig, Jan. ~.
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He is gem in his wA$. The hot headed, impstur
ous, and evil DeGerval too, is we'll slistained and
finally and especially, we admire in this age, whom
so often, in works Of fiction, garb Of scuxon is
thrown round the frail and dePrayed- especially we
ADMIRE the purity Of Geneyraa s-.,.s ga.a -, =.
There trains Of thought in it, too SO deep and
truthful that marvels at hearing them from
onesso young as the talented writer. - .t. ,ts
We predict for her brilliant career, either in
the path Of fiction she has chosen II she choose
to turn her talents to other account. w lille de.
precate woman's invasion into the dominion OF coat
and pantaloons, there are vast possessions in tho
mental world which are common proRerty--many
} field where she may tilt a lance with the best Of
us. There researches in science. to be made.
Where can they be carried successfully as in
quiet homct@ A thousand truths to be untolded--a
thousand errors refuted-in short, ten thousan nd
things to be done which require talents, leisure aud
refinement, all of which fall to, wonan's share,
Why viii not some of our gifted writer's, who are
just entering on literary career, turn their
thoughts in these directions! The same power Of
generalization which constructs consistent, story,
with its side plots, and under plots can grapple with
the truths Of science. Why should we not have
moro than one Mrs. Someryillc on American soil!
We suggest it to their consideration, and especially
to tho talented and youthful authoross Of Genesra
whoeannot faA TO win renown in whatever walk she
7 chooses ''s- ''t s.iso tit,- $40.
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: .44t e.at.t Domestic fTisceIiany,
..,.. Nicholas Nprphy has been convicted at Eton MD
81 Goshen ~ the victims Of
panossb,s Cosdea tragedy