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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-22

One Of the most corrupt bargains which
has ever taken place during the existence
of the Government, is that of the coalition
in Congress giving the public printing to
the Washington Union aud the Republic
The census printing alone will cost six or
eight hundred thousand dollars aud. as
other prntin. establishments fully AS rel,
able as the Union aud Republic offered to
per io,m the work ,hirtv per cent cheaper.
/, is reasonable to infer that two handsome
fortunes viii be- msde under The presses,
arrangement. The paftisans OF the two
papers. finding !, impossible 10 give it to
one of them. determined 20 make dvls
ION of the wo,k between them. !, was
rather ,oo large fraud for one patty to
shoulder. tiuder the plan adopted. neither
can accuse the other OF Culphaulaiug
Here was strange utilization of wings and
democrats for purposes OF plumber, a thing
never known before.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-22

~ We would call the attention Of
ldss to The proposals for building \
thosse fos psnola county. which viii
pod u our advertising columns. The
- u 10 l,s similar 10 the Courthouse
place. Here's chance for me chan.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-22

SIN JouN FRA>kLiN.-Aith the last meet
ing of the London theological society, III
Rae. DR.. Southrr,snd. aud Sir Roderich
Murcbi.on. expressed III" opinio" that si'
John FfaukIin was still alive Captain
Ommaney, a well known tras.kr, thought
the contrary. The opinions were bss"den
tirely on the question whether food wa'
nhua ..aut ~, not.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-22

OF The Red Land Herald, tho tempo.
rary suspension Of which We noticed in
some OF our exchanges. 10 going ahead
again ~ lively as ever.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-22

~ We would call attention to the pro.
fesrional card of Messrs. Armstrong 4
Pitner. Henderson. Aside from their well
known qualifications as lawyers. these gen.
ilcm.n are noted for their strict attention
10 business
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-22

N,Rnt,oH EXTRAORDINARY. - At Floyd :
fnik, Jefferson county, Nv. "n the laih
uli b, the Rev Mr. Cunningham, VI.
stafford was married to Poll, t.ohan The
bide is nineteen, ard the bridegroom sry
cnty. seven wears ct age. lie weighs some
800 pounds aud is So tat rs scared, to be-
able TO walk, aud when IN bed raises HIM
self or turns over hy means Of poliies last
ened To The c,ilug. Tie came To Louisville
IN "A wagon to procure the license. and ON
his return was met by the young BRIDE Mt
Sam Lewis. n, the forks OF toe road, where
the parson o'ncd them. and the ceremony
was performed ia the wagon, and they rode
home together rejoicing,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-22

II New York tour, Of Appeals
set1sl tAat the New Causl law 10 un
ltssisaal Fromiss origin ay,o this day
NJ bssu the shsAss Of hsrcc conten,ions
:oosssets have bs<n given to the amount
~ ssssssl n,i.lcns Of dollars, aud the Leg.
islaAass viii hsvs 70 ~ ea:lsd toysahsr &c
taks asoiss n shs premises.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-22

~ ~ bshiiaA IN so-d.y's paper. tho
.Esssa9 1Aysaa anssAsd - tho Last s+s-
- = ~ tsgIslassfS. Every man in.
sssyssd = ~ Law. oughs 10 preserve hi.
Ssese We assign ssyias something sbou,
II ~pssve hsvs room. Tor W. regard Il ~
Asiny 6sSss:ivs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-22

BENTON III N 1hos II BENTON made
n speech reeenil, in Missouri i" which be
denounced the doctrine OF intervention, Al d
eulogi.cd the stand taken in relation there.
to by President Fillmore and Nr. Clay.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-22

OF On the 18th inst, there was 10 feet
q inches water in the channel Of the Ohio,
n Pittsburuh, and the river r's'ng.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-22

o. We have had frequent, rains during
he last ten days. The rain on Sunday
was very severe and did considerable dam
sg~. by " wsshing " the uplands. Crops,
shough backward, were never more prom
hing ussn at the present time.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-22

CT On the 18th Mr.. Webster accepted
az invitation to make = speech a. fanueil
Hall, New York.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-22

~ Daring the past week the nights and
motnisss have been quite cool. Yester
day morning II was cold enough Tor fire.
1'k:s vas ewing. We presume, &c the racent
hssvy rains. Yesterday the sun smiled out
we had bright and beautiful day,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-22


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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-22

contains the following;
:, Rlous ARR .,.-We regret TO learn
that bloody aiIray occurred IN the eastern
part oil nur county "n iuv,da, evening
gone To- H.. residence oi Mr.. Frye, co"
nenced quarrel and eventually silack
Frye with MS sni when Frye caught up
bs. AND discharged it =, llyer, lodging nine
buck ,hoi IA his lett breast. frye has VAN
nsed aud llyri Is not expected /" lisc.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-22

The Boston Pos, reports the lass o, =" "A
bafk Josein. truss Gloucester. n"p''A a.,
which was wrecked At Tonro. o" "'s"s,
night. the 20,h uI,. All Oh board wv !"
were drowned
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-22

Nov lSrEavs>rIoS.-Ap principle that
cannot be recommended too strongly in
all matrimonial wars
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-22

OF 1t is expected that the line oil te'e
praph between Vera Cruz and the elia OF
Mcsico will be completed during the present
month
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-22

GyNrp,L t,s- ANp rue EuGIrlvE
S,>y, i.>w.--it /. stated IN the New York
Pos, that Mr. \ q. =. Nicholson. OF Ten.
Gpneril Cas-. containing hts reasons Ter
not voting Tor tn. fugl,iv. slave law, one OF
whirh is that it did not contain til" Ju Y
clause. This statement needs conti,na'
tian.--Son'h t0yni3a,nn.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-22

or Freuchs Hotel in New York was
partially DESTROYED h, iire on the l2'h inst
Io.. estimated at $4,000 Two lives
,Vrr. lost
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-22
For Attorney General.

". ss- authorized to announce tDi fhnmo' y Jrn
e..c. OF iirudsrson. Risk county ~ rfnliit'" y"
the OiIee II Attorney General ~ The stale of icHas
Election IN August nsit
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-22

OF We copy the following from the
Flag IT the Union. We are sometimes
served in tbs same manner, which we re.
gard as very unjust; but AS we are very
glad to get rid Of such subscribers, on any
terms, we generally scratch them off forth.
with
1.-THE gentleman who addressed us
a note requesting his paper discontinued, is
informed that when his subscription shall
have been settled mp, the paper will he i'm
mediately discontinued. This is the way
we do business"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-22

The Campaign commences
AVA all pre,ences,
To silent awaiting,
Or seats on the fence
The coons have got holder,
More cunning and Older,
Come ON each odd soldier
S,,rd on your defence
viii tho editor, or the gifted and dem
ocra,c author. tell us what no means by
the third line
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-22

CT The Red Land Herald has some
doggersl poetry, forwarded To the Editor.
ms he expresses il, by the gifted and dem
ocratic f" author. They are the fire. Of u
series Intended FOR the campaign. The
following is the opening verse. which may
be sung to the tune the old COW died
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-22

s. r, ilssiey, II Ch-rsIe~ eonn'y, IS rHnhai"is
~ Distract A.,r~y. fm the 6th Jnd'oiai p-''c' NJ
tAe ensuing ale elton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-02-06
--.Tsrn ., unc. .lowly.r Take hoIl and

--''Tsn an TINES slowly" Take hold and
urh.
You have not turned your SIX times, and
hirly stopped, before every oneofthese nine
teen bells VIC told you Of, i announcing vito
ell It's brazen voice, the number Of your IN,
district. There are seven such districts. DO
yoa live in No. 81 Thea every bell from the
North End TO Scg,h R'stna, from Brai,le 81.
tn Cedaf Street, IS iollihg out, dom, dom'
dam three fatal clars telling every hreman
where TO -. And not ouly The district, but
the precise uuuA,cr Of he signal station. GER
tainlv vdhtn 6fty ruds Of YOU, NAV h. signal.
mel with uneuiug certainty. Fvsp bose CON.
pauy. every engine is cuncraiaur. towards
you Nou are n jhc CENTRE ct lhc town .-
wta,a great matter your LITTLE Gre has Mo-.
dlrj'
Nvt,j, hasoruyd ~ church d"oI'. No-
bcjy has "iuquirri a. Oh, opposite t'-'r Cor
thcchurch KEYS. Only these i1luis.ti,c wlry'
ha,,.set the bells a.t''I.ur, and o. you kr,P
YOUR 6re a-ro.pr sll jay, ll d7y will thc>'
s,Ii-tcIl ifuseJ b.. dom. jou,, jon-aII d1y
will they ,sIl ,hc town of ,uur ashes iu ,uur
No. 3.
For iu your a'am-hnN. ,uur crank turning
closed che connection. vfths s'rruc battery,
sossto cen ths o1r s1'rhmss who c1rrs tor
an tht. system. 900 thr Cts Nall, which d's.
trict va. iu need Tn, ,,gull b, ,IIgc'rd los
,.rapIe mr,Iaarcllcouu,5uo, B.'or. brm
arr -.,,a i,ys. rlmI-.r.J 0, ., 3, 9, 8, o.. o.
=, .nsr De- tuu,br, No , .erau.. 500 Iug
900 W. 3. That starr. ibr proper circuit.
and thr clock.sark arranged lu each tavrr.
rraiy 20 s,nlr lhr b,l.., begins as We have
told y0u.
The coatuy11cy 90 tb., c.rc,-aurA b,
Wh.rh tuk-s arJ k,srs the hH' ri',' ''
,hs central .iau.u. ID, Co tHr armI,.. OF stroke,
needed. i.ygr, neat. aric,su.s.'c inl'' 'nsr-
ugfy.
No~a.....a. ..aI,.. ou,, 90 1rr,Hsr signal
,-,,fr. IN. v1,chm1r. 40 eighth Ary -.,s
an th. Scll, to ,rrsia, ,ar,r aud oues, 'Urr.
,r!orcr deem. trm-jum. dom. tum-iuu
Then every brennan Auavs hr o.. needed Hr
luugyy luI m8, ECO bone.
The suggestion ard almost AL. ihs t,.al., uI
d.. comprehensive plan Ia. Geo v.r r"Nr,-
man. pr. William 2. Claiming VIII hs
preserving 1ral 1rJ h.. clear explanation, h-
bl, persuaded lae DlU Government of I'-
uuIty. H. ha. hera seconded, b, VI VI
- garuJr ari either IarrI"-rnt ru.ursra'nrs
Who arr uya puunr up Doe h.N.--a.l 'hr
NJ yithc masha.r, h.n- Ir-laUa. -n ua'
E,r, BE- ry ruyJl, ey trust, to touh' ,hs suc.
g., ofthr 6r,I complete experiment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-02-06
DIED

o. Norway, ~ inst, Mr.. Christian DuHhlrs
a,,-l a. Sssrs and mpnibs.
o. wood.tocL, febl. -, Nc Calvin Jart.aa,
aged 81.
TGnl~th. slJe.i dsughfcr ofCol. .. L. O,r,aI.
n Tf,sturg. DEPARTED thi. M Suriiy evening, J4a.
p, 1889, aged ~ years snd 5 months.
when nm eaithly hpmc " made Hes1at ,, ~,
death 4 b.lnycl chid, n isid0l't &c No. uiuru-
iug pafsui. a. consoic thrtnserrs iuusin',l, With
III fsh.,tiou that their lnss,s be- gam. n NV
m,, have i.su anticipated flfsda,s, anil pfrf1u-
tiun. made ~ rr.si N, h't 6rsvrIl r,hul sui ra
tufr ml, hu,s, hsr.,i So ths shu,s lsH ab=bury
,,in-shsu the hov IAN. ihe vurtl Will ~ .r.f 90
crttlip, ani The l1ss poet iurp3fahh, t'pHFrl
Il ssur suddrnl, sni u1sspsrirIl,
IN. ,uung maiden w. bs..,i vith an 1mfshIa
nn ahrstfunttr 40 'plsitpu r. srift q kHsss lr-i
p,isncc. With ths uigInrut ~ f,ii.t ,,iusrrsHF.
~ a. right ani Sfoag, vhlrh often l,,i hf D. t'H.
ihrrus ~ gpcr o. 49, hrgisour-. n b. Go-l &C.
that vh,sh ths inward us.utnr MI lsF -azvr.n..
% m. vi fths lslri D. dpus % ,,r. ~ .l,iaN %
al,1 II lrsf p4rHl., vhn enthusiastically kav ~ i'.r
~dl Gillian vhp hath saii, "vh,t 3D. tlslu kul~-
80 ne u1v l.ut thu1 shalt krls b'rsahsf"
"Oh' Father. o. ne weep ar nr,
nor thiHk thpt pm dead.
l'rr lrN s vufiI ufmi.sv
To 1--we urth CHRIST my head
oh NHih,r Il No vrrr ff mf.
d. M muuiiTr Boo ths tunL.
- fsitb h1s 30 m, srirf rr.=
10 lls,y'u l1Hk, hf am there.
Rrufi,.r.. ~ mo ~s,n Or mr
Tho I've l-,1 r,I.-I ault.
a. Heaven vr usf sIrb other go.
49, hy, iLr.r1H ruI,ss day.
Sisters ! Is nrt Boz ihH IHnE.
T. ulHUH.lr Down Zoo HHsf.
20 J.sus' Huy. ,Hf power Lfs .i,HI
H. yuuHg, believing ,I.lI'
&C. Nhsus.
Iyshurg. J,o. ~ 1859
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-02-06
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Humboldt touched at Halifax on sun
BOY, having experienced heavy gale, and in-
jurcd her rudIcr. She brings louF DAYS D.
ter news.
Bread stuff, hal advanced 4 lule. Cotton
IN animated demand. Trade IN the Proyin.
ccs il healthy condition. The state Of Affairs
was without material change in France, aud
in England It was understood there would BE-
no change Of ministry before the meeting Of
Parliament, which took place or Tuesday
Parliament NJ, to b. opened by the Queen in
person. MAJOR General Ca,hcau has been ap.
pointed Commander in Chcfai the Cape ct
Good Hope, to supcrscde SIR Harry Smith.
The Times, however, gives no hope that
Lord John Rus-cll's Government will survive
the session, bot plainly hints that 1t will sPcc-
Oily flll before the accumulating difficulties
and opposition which It musteHpcricncc. All
the oyerturcs of the Russell administration 10
the leaders Of the Peel party for the formation
Of coalition Government, have been declined
by the latter.
No progress towards settlement between
the operative engineers and their employers
had taken place and on the 18th Of Jan. thirty
SIX firms closed their esiablishmcnts-lO,o 900
men at once thereby being thrown out Of en-
ploymeni.
The Crystal Palace may be said to be at
la,t cleared out, and 10 the course Of the week
every package would be gone and the vast
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-02-06

ara opened from the end. The public will
shortly be admitted to view the interior.
A subscription was being made throughout
the United Kingdom for the bcpe6, Of the
widows and orphans lefi by the destruction Of
the Amazon. The Queen contributed ESQ
sterling, and il was hoped csc, 600 would b.
raised. II is also hoped tina, a subscription
will b. originated IN y. Y. Tor the benefit Of
the sufferers.
The London Daily News Of the 18th inst
states in reference to the Promc,hcus affair,
that the British Government will express to
the Cabinet at Washington, IN flank add man
Nv terms, their regret at what has occurred,
and testify In q marked manner their disap-
PREDICTION ofthc aggrc,sor's conduct. There
is no doubt. therefore, that the matter will be
amicably arranged.
The President of the French Republic has
issued decree dissol,ng the national Guards
throughout France, bot It is To b. corranilrd
when the government may deem Il necessary
Tor the mainainanco Of public order
II WI. daily expected that NaPoleoo would
declare himself Emperor. large numbers Of
persons we're bring shipped I'll from Br,t 10
the pcsulcnrial .vamps of Cayenne. DEGREES
hld also been issued, hanlshlng Victor lIugo,
Charra,, lIac, DcFloue, and 600 Represents.
liycs Of the Mountain irom llIo Territory ol
France, Algeria, anil the Colonies. Also,
Generals Chauramlcr, lamoric.crc, and b..
dcau, and NM. Thlcn, Gimuin, aud - 9th.
crs, temporarily, from France and Algeria,
Tor reasons Of public security The Generals
bad bccu released from Ihc fortress Of Ham,
and escorted a. ill., IrUnuoY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-02-06
JANIS TIRNEt a.
To the Ladies of Paris and vicinity

MRS. WINSLOW, au rNpsu,uc'd nurse .nd
FEMALE PHYSICIAN, has SooTniNo ShE'
c,I,iai.. the pfuce.. II tssihiug ly .oi,n,ug The
gugs-Niu ala, 40 uain ut spasm0diC asiiun, ani
I. SIUE To REGULATE TllE NOVELS
pTcud upsn q. m"thcrs, It will give rect 90 Nouf'
selves, AMI rslisf anl healh a. your inihnts, ao1
Als f1isi n hlsiV us'f ,-p"rh'cill -aie 10 T. 'd'
uninsured a. ysN is.bt ,ni,uts. fresh supply II
HUBBARD 4 STEVENS. Price Is eents .
liutils. .-.,,
r9-Enquirc for MRS. WINSLOW'S Sootn.
Nc SNRUP, a'd sttend toit a. on,c Il your child
s suffering. ~, ..
Fo, AZ b, HUBBARD & STEVENS, PARE
A.. VI. HAMMOND, souih rafis. 4. ". Owl
MI. l. CO, Mechanic Falls. islS odSml5
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THE MAINE WINGS AND THE PRES
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san. raf rr.fr u1 ta th, m1rE. a,I 81 Mr.
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,,rrI1. thr Father OF Oh, TauIuf I-I..
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c., Sy,s rf Now York bad if. rrfu-
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SUMPTION. ~ulaut uLt,.urs ,., r'rf NuH
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we poor, uuprinciPkd lscsIoeO,, Who are al
way, running aher sird rste men, cannot OBJ
icell Bot il is to he hoped, should thess
/" original Scott men tam cut ~ have been
30 lucky - ~ have set the risht ball IN mo-
iiou, Ne shall hear no more cOniemp,uous
remarks uis'au he staiesnanship Of our oan-
jijaur, b. Ne whom he may.
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TEMPERANCE MASS MEETING.

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no. r.sHursrr bel. have fH.r.I. Coos 900 aut TOD
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rrTbc nomination 1t b. Il. Cuui. as on
ct the Associate Justices OF toe SupTcms
Court OF ihc Un,'cd states, 10 place ui Judge
Woodbury., dycea.oj, ha, BEEN confirmed by
the senate
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MARRIED.

IN shslburns, s.. H., Gcorge ". Patch, Esq., Il
Grrsuwnod Me-, a. Niles sarah T.. Mitchell, Il
Northumberland. y. ~.
~ Boston, Nc Orlando " llarlv, a. Mics Em.
Nv VI. Hines, f1rnsfl, u Hartford. Ne.
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- The &c emergency - Wbst l. Il 10
NJ, Gsuy's remarks At the Count House, o
truth va uttered Of no little significance
q. ~ the Wcs, be- had heard little or nothing
sad on lhe subeciOf a Convention, THr Pro-
Ply wrKT gyiCr"
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC woNDERi M

pORTANT TO DN>PLFIIJSl'-D ID. J, ;.
IIOUGnTON's FEPSlN, 1As Tree Digaht'
Pls,d. 90 Ga.frts yaS,, pfepared from RENNET,
~ The FOURTH STOMACH OF TIE ON AZ
olarical Chemist, \, J. :. IIOUGlIfON, VI. ID,
Philadelphia. The - uuly a wonderful remedy
for Iadigai,5a, Dyp,pna, yauadiss, Ltu Cgs'-
plant, Conn,piioa and Dsb,ify, curing after Va.
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Gasins Jsss. Pamphlets, containing se'enuhe eS-
idenee Of it, value, furnished by agents gratis
see notice among the medical Advertisements,
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-wc lrlmlhl, VIZ \ 4 Ia
than was severely injured, on thc railroad,
iu ib., town, 600 Munlly WHALE attempt
us 90 uu.hlcsIr lhr cars, in curve ct tur
road, lhry clmr together. aud caught hum boo
lhr region of thr stomach, pm,ur Bonn 'cu
severely ,1lI nu, fatally, 20, NJ. at ars' sup.
rusr1l
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Do>'r lrAs k>rr.-lhe Democrats
OF Bath have had public meeting, and ap-
pointed M,.sr,. a. Moses, Henry Tallmln,
anJ Henry " Oven. a Committee To wait
spuu lhe Legislature and usc their influence
against thr Ji,ts.uu OF lanc,ln County, ia ihe
Congressional Appouionmeul.
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Nntirr ofTnrcrIo.urr.

WvUTRTN~ UulNM g. CUMMINGS a.I
w NELSON 90 Winnings fH.uHfGn.H
suai Boo itH Count, rl OytUi IrI ~'Ir" .. Man.
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PENNINGTON ACADEMY.

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