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INSTRUCTIONS,
Embracing conditions 10 be incorporated in N. contracts 10
ertsni the Department may deem proper.

Embracing conditions 10 BE- incorporated in N. contracts 10 N,
ertsri the Department may deem proper.
l. Seven minutes allowed each intermediate OF
6ce when otherwise specified for asserting the mails
but railroad and steamboat there IL to be
bags
On routes where the mode Of conveyance admits OF It
the special agents OF the department also post Office blanks
mail bags, locks and keys to be conveyed without
ira charge.
g. No pay will be made for trips performed and for
each of such omissions not satisfactorily explained three
times the pay OF the trip may be deducted For arrivals
far behind break connexion with depending mails
and sufficiently excused onefourh of the compensation
for the trip subject forfeiture Deduction may also be
ordered for erode Of performance inferior that specified
in tho contract For repeated dcnquencies of the kind
herein specified enlarged penalties proportional to the
thereof and the importance of the mail may be made
For leaving behind throwing of the mails, any
portion Of hem for the admission Of passengers for be-
ing concerned in setting up running express convey
ing commercial intelligence ahead of the mail quarter,
pay may be deducted
5. Fines will be imposed, unless the delinquency be
promptly and satisfactorily explained by certificates Of post
masters the adnvis Of other credabe persons for fail
ing arrive in time for ncgec,ng take the mail
from, deliver nto post office for suffering lowing
ing i be injured destroyed robbed lost and for
using after demand convey the mail as frequently
the contractor Ia concerned IN running, coach
car, or steamboat, on route.
6. The Postmaster General may annual the tract for
repeated failures egrecably for dsobey
ing the post office laws the instructions Of the DEPART
ent for refusing discharge carrier when required BY
the department do for assigning the contract without
the ascent Of tho Postmaster General for running an OK
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No. AS,
BY the President Of the United States,
mo. 4ss |

IN pursuance Of WILLARD FILLMORE President of the
that public land Offices in
the State of WISCONSIN, The periods hereinafter designated
the WILLOW RIVER, commencing on Monday
the second day OF May for the disposal OF The public lands
uated within the aforementioned townships and fractional
chips, Wis
North Of the base lima and Of the fourth principal peidan.
Township forty-nne fractional township hhy certain
islands aud the OF Lake SUPERIOR of three
Fractional township my the main shore of Lake Superior, Of
Township townships my hny one,
on the main shore OF Lake Superior, OF range seven.
Township forty and fractional township my The shore Of
township. forty my, IF Lake
Superior, OF niae.
townships thirty, ,hiyone, and thirty
ships forty eight fractional township forty
nine, on the shore Of Lake Superior Of range ten.
townships nine, iry, thiriyone, and
hftwo and fractional township The shore OF Lake
township. thirty thirty one, thrtywo rty-,hree,
four and fractional township forty nine, Lake SUPERIOR
Townships thirty, hiryone, thrty'wo nir'hree, and thirty
Township. hir, one, hywo, tryhree, dirty four Of
Township. thirty one thr,y~o, thirty three and tirtyfoor Of
sixteenth May for the disposal Of the public lands with
in the following named townships, TO wit
North base line and pesf Of the fourth principal sridian.
Townships seventeen eighteen and nineteen, range
townships twenty one and ,weniy ,wo Of range sir.
Townships twenty twenty-five, twenty hee and twenty
Townshps ,wentyon. twenty-five twenty three and twenty
Townships twen,yope twenty-five twenty three, twenty
Townships twenty twenty-five, OF range eleven.
STEVENS POINT commencing Monday,
the of the disposal Of the public lands stu
limits OF the aforementioned townships 10 wits
North the line and the fourth principal msyidion
Township twenty. Eve, OF range four.
Townships
thirty. thy-on and thirty-two Of 1--WE.
Township twenty five, OF range six.
Section. eighteen nineteen thirty, and hryone, in township
twenty five. OF range
Township. twenty Ave and twenty six, of range ten.
Township twenty-five, of range eleven.
MENAsHA, commencing Monday, the
disposal Of public
w N hn W nj
North Of the base line and cast Of the fourth principal mrdan
and three, Of thirteen
for the schools military, and
purposes with ose and overlooked lands
which shall be
before the days for the
Of the public sales respectively under the entitled An
ennbe Of reclaim the
lands within their units" approved September as 1880
miH be erciudsd from the sales,
lands viii be commenced
appointed and will order which they
with all convenient despatch, until the whole shaft
offered III. sales closed but sale shall
weeks audno private Of the
admitted the weeks
Given OF Washington this first day Of
February Domn thousand eight hundred and tiny three
MfLLARD FILLMORE
BY the President
Jous WILSON,
Commissioner General Land Once.
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NOTICE mo- rRE.ENrTIoN cLAlMANrs.

Every entitled the right Of presumption 20 any Of the
lands within the townships above
rated required establish the satisfaction o the
and Of land Office and make
N. reo practicable this notice and before The
day appointed for the public sale OF the lands
embracing the claimed otherwise such claim will he forfeited
JOHN WILSON
Commissioner of the General Land Ones.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BuKsAU or Constructors, EeuirAksr, Asp Rrr1ix
January "a le5s
GEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals Mast Ana -,
y TIMBER viii be received this bureau until O'Clock a. nj
the February furnishing aud
quantities Of yellow pine mast and spar timber aaed each
tbs following navy yards TO wlt'
Al the y-yard Portsmouth, NJ H.;
For one razee estimated contain ), 80 cubic feet
Al navy yard ChsrIestosn, hiassi
three sloops war estimated contain l. 10 cubic feet
AT the navy-yard Brooklyn, N.Y.:
For one ship OF Incline,
For three iigates Estimated 10 contain IS cubic IA.
For three sloops'oEwar }
Al the navy yaId, Philadelphia
For soopsotwsr, estimated contain 74o cubic ee
At the navy-yard, Washington, ID. c.;
For OF war, estimated contain 3Io cubic feet
AT the navy yard, Gospou, Va
For ship OF the line lp,,,.s :. .z..-. !. - .
For two sioops war, " ~ S''''An o,''o suose hst
At the navy yard, Pensacola, Florida
For frisae, estimated contain 1850 cubic ss
For soop war;
jboooms, pieces main
[ E.,i,o.,. "A a. ooa,., "a 40, -,
pieces Jack yard, 1 " 0'"'"' "-'''' 0uoe soL
pieces Inaintop sail yard,
pieces foretop sail yard,J
1881 cubic feet
DIMENSIONS OF THE FOREGOING SPAR TIMBER
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Leave Rsnz Tuesday at M
Arrive al Ripley same day by 6 D m.
$3.50 From Hisboroogh, By Decatur, Taiaha,chie Sock
alma, Marion, Alamu,ehs, Castor, Alabama
Black Bluff Ferry, and Jefferson, 10 Linden, III
miles and back, a week
Leave Hiisborough Monday at 6 a m
Arrive al Linden Wednesday by 6 % M
Leave Linden Thursday at 8 a
Arrive at Hlisborough Saturday by p m.
$500 From Louisville, by Haynes's Mills, 10 Crawfords
vile, 81 miles and back a week.
Leave Louisville Monday at Ia
Leave Charlottesville Tuesday at 4 a m
Arrive at Louisville day by m
1851 From Passport by Teegraphc Route, TO Waynes-
borough, Tennessee, AZ miles and back, once a
Leave PASSPORT Monday 8 ami
Arrive at Waynesborough next day by 10 ans
Leave Wayneshorough Tuesday at pms
Arrive at Eastpon next day by pm.
philadelphia, Summervie, and Brooklyn TO
GAINESVILLE. Alabama, 1873 miles and back, once
Leave Canton Monday at Gam;
Arrive at GAINESVILLE Thursday by pm;
Leave GAINESVILLE Thursday at 8 m
Arrive a Canton Sunday by m
1868 From GAINESVILLE to New Orleans, Louisiana, 80
miles, by water, and back once week
Leave GAINESVILLE Monday at Ga m;
Arrive at New Orleans day by s m;
Leave New Orleans Tuesday at 8 a m
Arrive at GAINESVILLE day by 6 % M
1854 From Augusta Enon High School Is miles and
back, a week
Leave Augusta Friday at 6 am;
Arrive at Enon High School same day by I2;
Leave Enon High School day at pm;
Arrive at Augusta same day by pm.
1855 From Homesviie, by Fordsvile, Mobile, LA
bama, 100 miles and back once a week.
Leave Holmesvlle Monday at 6am
Arrive at Mobile Friday by 4pm;
Leave Mobile Monday at m
Arrive at Holmesvile Friday by pm.
1886 From Carrolon to Aberdeen 100 miles and back
week
Leave Carrollton Monday at 81 m;
Arrive at Aberdeen Wednesday by SPIN;
Leave Aberdeen Thursday at6a m;
Arrive at Carrollton Saturday by m.
1857 From Koscusko, by Greensboro and Houston to
#tte Pontotoc, ITO miles and back once week
Leave Kosciusko Monday team;
Arrive at Pontooc Wednesday by 4pm;
Leave Pontotoc Thursday at Ga m
Arrive at Kosciusko Saturday by 4pm
1868 From Chronicle, (he Mobile and Ohio
railroad) by Winchester, Quitman, Marion De
Kab, and Macon, to Columbus, Mississippi 2l7
miles and back six times a week.
Leave Chronicle daily at
Arrive Columbus
Leave Columbus daily at
Arrive daily at Chronicle
Bidders requested to propose a schedule.
Proposals for twice week service, and also three
times week service, invited.
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LOUISIANA.

LOUISIANA
From July 1883, TO June 30, 1854
sIs7 From Columbia, by Sslmagundi, Ion and Joness
Ferry, TO Poin, Jefferson, SO miles and back, once
4 week.
n Leave Columbia Monday ats
Arrive at Point Jefferson day by l2m
Leave Point Jefferson Tuesday At 3pm;
Arrive at Columbia day by Bpm.
siss From Greenwood by Cooks Store, Moorings Fer
ny, and Monterey, (Texas,) to Boston, 40 miles
and back once week.
Leave Greenwood Monday At 7smi
Arrive at Boston next day by loan;
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[Signcd.l
Form Of a Guaranty.

The undersigned undertake that il the foregoing bid fo
carrying the mail No. be accepted by the Post
master General the bidder shall prior the LIST day Of July
next enter into the required obligation perform the
vice proposed, with good and sufficient surcties
Dated [Sgned by two guarantors
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NOTICE TO PRE-. EMpTloN CLAIMANTS

Every entitled TO the right Of peempnon 70 any OF the
within and fractional townships above
Subtraction of the
land Office and make payment there
ens this notice. and before the
of The public sale Of the lands
Otherwise such claim will be forfeited
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once
FnhA
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Total II pieces estimated TO measure $40 cubic feet
nn w9 .ns na s DS .nd .a
with regular curve equdsant from straight centre line
from The butr.
snss third Of heir length that Is for one aim
their length each side o. the middle and thence taper each
The pieces be and smoothly hswsd the hear
Of each piece must be in the cene and they must blaze one
yellow pns ans grained .,:sn md :s.
The knots must be few in number round small size and
The whole be measured except
The offers the price cubic foot based upon The
the spar will be subject the In
same shall be delivered and must be ali respect: satisfactory
and approved BY The commandant thereof
each Of said nayard q which not less than emb.
$ Of september next before the
q T. and a vail Is
foieed s'"'''' '''' '''A'' "'' N''~'' :"
whose offers maybe win be required 70 enter into
which, besides other conditions will expressly provide
Sa in case they ., IN any respect m perform s %u
void wou, affecting the Of said United States to recover
that, by delivering all Or
se . sns 10 Ds ns %
surere- will forfeit and TO the United States quidd dam
qudated damages be recovered from time 10 time as they
Approved estimated Of each conrai
VIII REQUIRED the ,s forth 10 that ~ and ten
collateral security for It's ahu performance and ninety per cen
ant. the navyyards paid BY navy agent
point within thirty ser presentation him
accompanied written Euaraniee tthe
sponsby suaanor by navy
agent person. known the bureaul
offer be accepted the bidder bidders will within ten
the once designated,
with sucen suretes furnish tn.
epecihed the contract Inc
Of 1885, forbid The consideration Of all
po.al. accompanied BY such guarantee
BIDDERS particularly oastoned 10 endorse sr ofr az ases
bev distinguished from other business letters
being before the day appointed
Offers made conformity with this advertisement VIII
may be accepted viii be nouacd and for
warded without delay.
Persons offering post once through
addressed and the agent to whom The
contracts sentf execution.
authorized publish this advertisement viii be T
notified by this others will be paid for its n's
uon.
FORM OF AN OFFER
agree furnish and deliver navy-ysd at -
Construction Equipment. Repair tho oath Of Jan
uary required said a.
veriisemest, viz cubic fcet a. the rate Of - cen" rf
cubic foot-s--.
IL my be accepted desire addressed through the post
ONCE and the contract to be TO the navy sgs,"
- for execution. hb
We, the undersigned, residents of in the State Of 7
hereby guaranty the foregoing bid OF - be accepted
amer nj the cont
the Office designated In said bid the with se
sufficient furnish the isber proposes
conformity with the Of the advertisement under when
made. e ~
thereby certify that my knowledge and belief me
The offer be endorsed Preposa for Mast and Spar 7i"6'
--, Nary Yard at -.
Jan 95-lswfw
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undersigned beRs leave
tbs, he
and
n endesvor 10 please his to
receive a share Of public patronage.
ALEXT BAKER,
Dec 23-1aw2m Proprietor
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Form Of Certificate.

Of record, the may be) certhes that he il wei
acquainted with the above and their property
and that they men Of property and able to make good
their guaranty.
Dated lSigned.l
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pUTNAM's monthly Magazine, February number
i jur.t received by FRANCK TAYLOR.
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QOOKS-Mr Gallahcr's +" Pilgrimage Of Adam and psNo
also his Western Sketch few copies Of esen
pc bad from the author, street, south side, three door
street.
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FORM OF AN OFFER.

NOrIcEis hereby given that thc undersignsd . ~.
~ by purchase and assignment Of Virginia exchange
No 469 issued George r. Catie,t Colon cm.
Harriet Cale, Ann o. Cst,ett, the and Lucy Cuf
widow, OF George Cae, consideration services -
George Cse for three lieutenant in the Virginia 49,
for six hundred and third OF land
aoh June 1899 said and H. oS
and that tho undersigned will apply Land Once
United States script for under the Prov
ions Of the act entitled An making further provisions o
satisfaction Of Virginia land August 81 s
Jan 27--law3ms JAMES RORERfsON
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THIS IL To give notice that !, Clara NC Wiiams,
Frcdercksh"rs, Vreinis the State o.
gina The duplicate q land No ~ for 2sex acres
ed to sther Josbus McWiams, for his services IN inc
dated July s. 7s the original heins and that shah claim
for the
Ian o0-iaw3m 80
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he part nvef thrtyour and thirty six In tognp
two our six, (be part rver) eight twelve the
south half and The northeast quarter, and The east half Of The
four the half the hall and quarter
twenty twenty twenty eight thirty he pan Of the
ver) thirty -four, aud thirty in tohp niney
(ts OF the ver twelve,
eighteen he the twenty, twenty
iver thirty four and hrysr in township ninety one; sections
9"e ,se, se par east 81 o. DC y,. ,eyso s Of The vs
seven teast Of The ver thirty one least Of the ver thirty
range en-csh, township, eighty, ghyone say FRO, sity.
three section twelve Of the vsr in Township
sections twelve and wenfou tast OF the rver Township
niney Of 1ownsbip~ eiehone, eighty
two eshy-,e. range ,bryons Township. seventy
and Of hinge y
eighty eighty two and .rot ,,nres Of range ,hy three
ofJuy next the disposal public
in the limit. of the following named townships and fractional
ships, WIS
North Of the base line and ofas ,h yraeps r.eridiar.
Fractional ownshp seven binding on the Missouri line
twenty twenty gov and wen,Wyave
Fractional township -ir'ysevcn Missouri line
ship sixty eight sis nine and seventy Of ung twenty SIR fse
erycrh' aud sixty nine frsne Fractional
,h sreyen on the Missouri ue and townships sixty eight and
Tornhips siryegh siry.nine seventy and sevenone, Of
the land Office al DUsUaUE, commencing Monday. tn.
situated within ns % seps ,ownsps saon"s
the northern boundary Of the staie vzi
North Of ne base line o he J principal meridian,
Fractional township hundred FIVE, eight
and nine.
Lands appropriated by law for schools military and
other together with "oe and overlooked nnd
made unit thereby for cultivation which shall be selected
by the State authorities before the days appointed for the
Of the public respectively under the act entitled
"An act enable the State o Arkansas and other States TO reclaim
The swamp lands within their limits approved September 25 s5o
viii be erciuded from The sales.
The offering Of the lands win be commenced the days appon
ed and viii order In which they advertised with
all convenient despatch until the whole shall have been offered
and the hes thus shall be kept longer than
weeks. and the lands will he admit
ted until amer OF the weeks
Given under hand Of Washington this first day
February Ammo Domin thousand eight hundred and dy
three.
MlLLARD FILLMORE.
by the President
Joua Wusos,
Comm ise,on OF the Gene nj Office.
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rTwo Russian frigates have join
ed Commodore Perry's squadron to
Jsoan. Japan must either open her
do 10 to enlightened civilized nations,
or they will be knocked down, and the
fourdation of the house fulled up over
their heads. Christiandom has knock
ed often enough, "and it has not been
opened unto them" and now the pa
tience Of Job himself is wearing out.
Should the japanese go to heaven the
wrong way, Christiandom willibe char
ged with it, and why should there not
be an anxious solicitude on this score
as well as others.
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OLD ORDNANcE.-The Hartford
Couyaut describes curious and very
ancient piece of ordnance brought by
Gov. Seymour from Mexico, where it
had been kept in the Castle for an
unknown antiquity. No tradition of
its origin is preserved. 1t is welded
iron, encircled with iron bands, and
imbedded and rivited to piece Of
oak. 1t is about eighteen inches long,
and five inches in the bore. II
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STRANGE + FREAK OF A FRENcH In.
NATlc.,-The monotony Of the Place
de Ia Concorde has been enlivened by
the advent Of a gentleman Of respect
able appearance, who armed himself
with large pair Of shears. . few
nights ago. and cut off peoples coat
tails as they passed BY. | do not find
this set down as an offence 10 the
penal code. but the man was arrested.
and found to 10 q lunasic. escaped
from the Hospital Of St. Anne. He
had been to see a pantomine. and was
so charmed with the adroitnes Of the
clown, who shipped of his masters
skirts. that he felt the necessity Of iin.
itating him in the public streets.-A
Paris Letter to N. Y. Times.
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INTERESTING FROM VENEZUELA
The brig Chief, Captain Smith, arrived
at Baltimore en- the 18th, with dates
from Porto CaLello to the Sd instant,
at which time the revolutions were
quiet. A number of prisoners had
been brought to Laguayra. The COM
ct was seen at Porto Cabello on the
LIST instant, and created a good deal
of interest. Two earthquakes had
occurred at Barcelona, attended with
great loss of life and property. AT
Caracas the yellow fever was raging.
Hides were scarce. and had advanced
in price, as had coffee-Delt0.
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MoRE FrLLIBusrERisn.-A late
number Of the Diuyi0 de Ia Marina
Havana paper, contains an article
on the report that Lieut.. Porter had
obtained leave of absense for two years
for the purpose of proceeding Oh an
exploring expedition up the Amazon.
and discovers this undertaking to be
nothing more than disguised 6llibus-
rering enterprise against Brazil and
Peru.
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! 70 On Monday evening last, a son
Of VIM. P. Coke Esqr., aged about
IL years. was out hunting rabbits near
his fathers residence, few miles dis
tant from this place whilst punching
in some bushes with the "breech" of
his gun, it went off, and the Whole load
lodged in his abdomen, inAicting a
fatal wound. We learn that he died
on Tuesday evening.
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Now, SAY IT AGAIN SIR.-The
True Delta, gives a somewhat detail
ed account Of the late cowhiding at Hot
Springs, Ark, which goes to show that
it is a scarm place for slandercrs.
The case briefly is, as follows. A
widow lady who keeps a respectable
private boarding house at the Springs,
was slandered by man in "mouse
colored pants" who called himself a
gentleman" A brother of the lady,
together with friend, armed them.
selves-sought the gentleman--took
from him his arms, and marched him
to the lady, who had prepared a new
cow.hide for him. He was told to
stand still and receive his dues, which
the lady administered in broken doses
Of 200 lashes. After this his arms
was given him. and he was told 10 de.
camp, which he willingly did.
We much commend this fashionable
practice, and doubt not that cowardIy
Gents. who are afraid to cope with
masculine bone and sinue, will in this
manner be convinced that woman has
some rights; among which may be
classed forel est, her spotless reputa-
ton. We opine that the cowardly
weak legged gents, in mouse colored
breeches, who infest watering places,
will tremble on their legs, after a few
examples ofthis sort.
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lg)ie0.


On the And inst, at the residenee q ps.
P. WiMva.E, Of 1berville, JOSIAH I'm
CENT, Of said Parish, aged % ysara
Death, under any circumstance aSords
food for melancholy, and 1orc-s " fol. .
time At least, to turn our thoughts from the
world and to contemplate III certainty; but
when presested in the psssoa Of The hale
hearty. noble, genspoas, yoethfsll Jos. vrS-
CENT, TO thoss whs knew his excellent
qualities, the heart ove1Asws and the mind
fails TO perform i,s task. saHAaii
Jest grown to manhood, with oil the no.
blsst trains q man, fully devoted, and
with every prospect II . long and useful ca
reer in life il the discharge Of . noble and
phi'anthrople tssk-nursing and attending
tie siek. nd the dying; he was himself
siess6 b. The ansparins epidemic, and his
noble spisit ~ bown 70 its maker.
Green be me tssf shove thee, friend Of my
early dsya
Mons knew thee, but to love thee. none
nsmed thee, but to praise. "W."
Baton Rouge and Plaqnemine papers
please copy.
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y In 80 PRoeo61D XoxAS
Srlng1e1t RArPRas. The Freenas
Jpasnal : 1onan Catholic pdper1 nb.
lish2 in Nav York, contends that he
'spifllnal isppings are Of dsmonlesAl
origin, and referring to the - Il :
lady who il reported to hsy6 be1fne
Insane on the subject. sarion1l1 -
pounds the following mggestioe:
If she desires once more . = b
possession Of her right mind. and n
be freed from the evil spirit that no.
Tests her, she had better apply 70 he
right Rev, Bishop Of Albany, Who. il
he finds reason to believe that there 10
Economical possession in the casa will
appoint an exorcist to drive ont the
devi! that troubles her.