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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19
TIE nrLLsnoRouen RAILnoAp.

We are gratiied to state that the
entire residue of the Hillsborough
Railroad has lately been placed under
contract, and will be completed as
soon as possible. The distance to be
built is much shorter than the incom-
plcted portion IF the Cincinnati and
Marietta road, aud is also the last I'M.
commemorative on the great Straight
line Railway 1t may now be conf
IDENTIFY asserted, that in two or three
years, at the farthest, there will be an
unbroken railway connection between
the tide water, at Baltimore, aud ST.
Louis, in the Mississippi valley. and
ina very fewsyearsi more, to,he tide
water, on the Pacific, in an almost di.
rect East aud West line.-Parkers,
burg Neps. "A,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

Tho.Luna,ic Asylum at slaunton.
Va, was litup with gas, fur tho frs,
time, on the 9Th Instant, which so de-
lighted the citizens that in "a hnurs
they subscribed over $4,000 to light
III. whole town with gas.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19
tight race for the supremacy.

Godey, for March, affords quite a
variety Of embellishmel,t-including
steel plates, fashions and patterns for
crochet aud netting. The literature
of this No. is more solid than usual,
and will amply repay perusal.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

WARMLY OrrosED.-The bill in
troduced in the Virginia Legislature,
to charter a company to construct a
railroad from C larksburg, onthe Par
kelsburg extension oftle Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, toitlie mouth Of
Big Sandy, meets with violent objec-
ton from all parts of eastern and CEN
trail Virginia. 1t is regarded as fatal
to tho extension Of the Central Vir-
GINA Rond and tho Manassas Gap
Road to the Ohio river. Its oppo:
nents say that the measure would
throw the whole trade Of Kentucky
into the city Of Baltimore.-Miaegs
Journal.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

Wool.-The Newark, Licking CO.,
Ohio, Times says: ] ~,
"The coming wool crop Of this
county is being bought up at enormous BUS
prices. We have been informed that
full one half of the clip has been
bought at from thirty to sixty, and
some even as high as sixty.three cts.
per lb%
The times thinks these prices ruin
ously high, and with nothing to JUST.
~ them, but wool can hardly fail to
rule high forsome time to come,-
perhapsfo years. and farmers could
raise no s,lrer crop than that Of good
wool. Sheep fleece may, and we be-
lieve will, pay better than California
gold digging, or even the "golden
fleece" Of Colchis.-Pittsbargh Dis
patch.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19
NEw :Yoax.-The washingt0nian

says; Ss
The Maine law is kept before the
Legislature BY the petitions which are
handedIin every morning. These are
very good, TO prevent the subject being
but as for their having eifca-
cy enough 10 ga'vanize our prpsentsLpg-
islature into action, our faith is small;
good will result from the
course which the friends oil temperance
are pursuing.
We rather guess the friends Of our
great cause will take care hereafter 10
elect sober Legislature first, and then
petitiou.-N Y. Organ.
Some of our farmers, and others, of
Pennsylvania, New York aud Della,
ware are selling off their farms and
town property, and moving to Mary
land md Virginia. They are selling
their farm land for SEQ, Ssoand 500
Der acre. and buying at from 90 to 40
Der acre, intlie last mentioned States.
Eastern Wig.
The,majority far,l,e Maine Liquor
Law in one hundred towns in Ver,
monks $1,000.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-18

C0NHFRCE % THE ADRI,rlC.-Tae terms Of
the recent settlement between Austria and thu.
Ottoman Porte have urrb bat uDrrir crt, as>l
not very automatically, made public The MOI
ngrlhgIblt iact-tahrng the settlement for grant.
eds hat uf The session Of kleos and Sntu,Ira
to Austria 1he-e names the reader viii seek IN
vain on any ordinary uiap They are two town,
OF -ma! districts Of the Turkish province Of Her.
z~guNIna un the water, which ul,.u:tuguc them.
selves i-lu the AirIsiic among that cluster of i
lands lying between Spaiatru aud k,gu,a. This
happen, 10 bs the only point OF which lhe Here
spVina touches the water. of the Adfiatic all the
rest Of that territory being hemmcd IN by the
long stup OF Dllmatlan coast possessed b, Aus
tia. THIS peculiar situation has hitherto proven
tel klcCs aud Sgtorna from becoming active sea
port-, for, though capable If beng used ior nav
cation, no vessels can approach them without
passing through Austrian waters For this reason
the Turks have made no Use of them as places Of
maritime trade but have allowed all tie COM
mercc OF Turkish Croatia. Herzegovina and Bos
ua Ia be carried on through the Austrian sea
ports Of .lmaiia. From, hl4 coast Austria OBJ
taius her supplies Of naval stores and sailors for
her ships, both mercantile and warlke
The acquisition Of klcck and Sutorna bv Aus
tva mas have considerable effect on the com
merce Of the Airiatic, by establishing new mart,
VI trade.
A II the commercial power. Of Europe we DO.
li-ye, hav. treaties with Austria by virtue Of
which their ships are allowed to navigate the
Austrian waters
new avenue of trad. will. therefore. hc
opened with the Turkish provinces IN thi- neigh
borhood, which NAV not be without material Of
feet uron the social and political condui,n Of
those Christian subjects Of the Porte who inh ,hit
this part VI the Ottoman donunlons.- Bost.n
COnrier.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-18

THE PEoEr, ASD BuGEsU VALLEY RAILROAD
1t is proposed to connect Peoria with Chicago by
means OF II road II miles IN length commencing At
Peoria aud running along III. banks OF III. lImul,
to pOnt IN the valley Of the Bure,n opposite the
town uf Iienurpen, there to unite with The Chlca
20 aud Rock Island road.
Tie towns Immediately On the line. Peoria.
Chlllcohr, Henry. DC. have suh-cr,hrd to the
stock IN ia" extent Of thrrablty. bat fallen shout
OF the amount necessary TO secure a contract with
responsible parties fur The immediate construction
Of tie road
a Committee II several gentleman from pco
ria are now at the fremont House for the purpose
"i presenting hi. enlcrprl.r to the business men
aud proprrt holders oi Chicaso-SIid from the
Importance OF the route IN connecting with the
trade Of HE Illinois River which i. vi 50 much I'M
poTtancu to the business interest uC Chicago. we
should Judge the gentlemen more Immediately
engaged IN the enterprise would meet with yer,
favorable reception at tue hands Of oar mOu,cd
citizens h Jow
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-18

A PLEASANT visIr--A few days since We had
the pleasure Of taking by the band Mr. Selby the
talented editor Of the Morgan Journal, published
as Jacksonville, aud also our much esteemed and
accomplished neighbor Mr.. Ford 81 the lacon
Ga,ctf, Mr.. Selby was on hi. way east and
stopped IN our city over SUNDAY while Mr Ford
va. returning hum 'is't To Chicago. IL is
pheasant thus tn meet our cutemp rirle1 occasion
ally anj converse freely about 'he Iaborlous du
ties NJ an editor, as few who have not Welded
the pen IN thA, capacity, know ho~ to estimate
them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-18
I hIca:o Market

chicago, june '5h--7ry
nT'rT" ~ fr"iu'r are not large. and H..
or" owing ~ n'"as"rr to the hot
"et'hr' W" nntirr >alrs -. fnllpws
HAfd'--!rRr winter. AZ mill. 81 ,sc.. a..
"m't', =" NH ~ rs hir To good .r,,n.. .,
,'"" IN lots, % 70 cnnmun to L,,r do at "A,
sj' a. 20
,@'"--4s aisle per 50 lbs prime river sCoa,
a. iSr per hu
Oli'--52 , 36r.
B'yls&--i?, per hu
h"'rr-- supply -hort NJ tie demand E,r rii,
IE'dr AMI rt'rr- firm atllals.
h7q'--N I.e' dull, AMI sale. at s,si, per
dusr'i ~ bots P''
%. io''ioes--Fery dull, at IS n ssc.- 5,,sc,
ribaur
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-18

Coin N TExn.-The gold stories from Texas
seems To he cx'sgeraon. There has been gold
found IN the Big aud Little Ssndies. and in Ham.
'l'ons valley, but in no place ri sufiieien, guam
titles to pay fhc Houston telegraph Of the
18th ult says tina, number II person. who had
returned from the mines reported tina, the quan.
t'y found did not pay fr the labor necessary tn
att'lni' that they did no, see any person who
per day, and many nothing We have also seen
by Galveston paper, tina, an exploring party
had gone from that city and returned and report
ed that in no instance had they found more than
sl'soa day per man, and that they had worked
hard for that,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-18

FoRGER ARRE.rgD. The following i.a tel.
cgraph'c despatch from Cincinnati, dated June
18th;
"Th. Craig WAS arrested at Newport, Ky, and
Immediately brought to this city upon charge
of frgrry. lie WAS arrested in the act oi coun
terirIung letter which directly duplicates HIM
In his house were fpnnd bushel, Of letters lmpi
catlng persons all over the Union There were
also blank deeds. notarIly sealed, and press The
examination brings to light large fraudulent
real estate business. Has been carried on for
years Some Of the letters are dated as far back
~ 1880 Some letters pretend to be copies OF
ones to or from members Of Congress. A letter
to Brown d Co, Siraw,oNn, Pa, opened by the
r. NJ Of that place, who did not know OF any
firm Of that name, lead to the discovery
CScisSAri. JusE is.
IArrR Craig. was examined before "A magis'
mate, WIN without hearing the prisoner, express.
ed himself satisfied Il his guilt, and in default OF
bail committed him tn jail.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-18

For AliC or lsCnI.

THE store and lots situated on The corner Of la
4 Sale and II gh SIS. south "i the nam canal.
The lots run 90 lrel on La sale II, md iS2 feet
on High It,
The above property vii ne sodcacap and time
gwen with pat OF the money
The store hl, been built but few years, md Is
- by - feet; Two stories high, with an addition
ol II by II icet.
Reference may /, made TO Fellows, Walker &
Co. Ottawa, or To the subscriber, miles north
west OF Oiwwa. dune 49, IRos. CASros.
ADMINISTRATIVE Sale # Reai kita'r
DI authority al drcretai order ot he county
ID court al Livingston comfy. made A. the May
term, 1853 OF said court shall, on The 81 day
ul July. 1883. hrtween the hours at 10 o t*ck IN
the forenoon aud O'Clock IN The afternoon 81 sald
day, at the residence Of Albert Wrllmen. d'Cen-
sed, on Mud creek. IN Livingston county, and
state OF Illinois about miles soHIh east Of New
Michigan, sell TO the highest bidder, Tor each IN
hand, 'hr following real estDte, lyinc and trng IN
Livingston county, aud state ut Illinois, and dc
scub-d n, follows, towit. he th OF the swq ct
sec No |, IN township No %, north OF range
No 4. east at in- ; y. M, except nb'ui ncrS
or 50 much thereof n may be necessary 10 hung
the sum OF nine hundred dollars. said land ~
iitnbered, aud will he divided INTO and soIdn
snpll lois. v UaGrv WELL MAN
junlS-6w' Adm r Of Albert lPSilmaR, dec'd
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-18

UINts To Lnyrss ~ Ftovsr, 49,,
beautiful and easily atta,u.d ,how %, .,.e
greens may De had by very sim ME Milan With
has been found I" answer rrmaiIab,, we'll -,
sn'h scale. II grranmm hraa,h.s tatrn
rom 'uAuraut trees Just before ID. w,nt,, sci.
~ hr cn' ~ "r shr- and in,mrrsr,i in s,arv,
'r', thrF vii, after dropping boz FEW ,a,. .b,l
'h'f leaves put hrth fresh ones, and confirm. IN
ne meet 'lsw all winter. Il, placing a nunbr,
"f bottles thus filled IN a huw.r basket with
moss 70 conceal The bottles .huo IF ,,,,r,,,n,
Is easily inserted fr the wh.lr -,a.on. They 70.
Hu''e no fresh WINTER -Rpai .N,,p Yorker
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-18
In,nIICCtiOn of SInNnS.

New Orleans, June II
CONSIDERABLE. excitement wa. caused here bv
ruln"r- Of IN intended r.iog uf slaves IN the
city. Information was gwen to the Police. at u
la', hour last nlsht by tree negro who pointed
cut the riuylradrr. The latter wa. arr,sird. and
Va. heavily n"ued, liz confessed that band Of
500 Wa organized aud had uajur,d plan To-
attack the CITY, The next day at several points
At once, lnclu.linl the Pow Ter M,s,zin-, the
Mat, and the principal Banks in the CITY were
then Ia be set on ire, ~ The signal TT the sur
Founding country to Jun in the Instruction.
Twenty u,her arrests have been made.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-18

a Hardened CAsr.-By vav " showing The
ic'l'ng' Of George Gate.. an ! the pcrfrc, aba
manllne character II hi. heart, under the awful
circumstance. in Ni5ch he il placed We give be.
low an incident which occurred few days since
in jail
One of our clergymcn called on him. anil du.
rlng The conversation, asked Gates whether he
dli no, think i, time To prepare to meet HI. Cod,
adding that the time Of his earthly existence wa.
RAPIDLY dra wig To close
Yes said Glts', he should like to make
such Prepcrs'inn-he thought he ought to. That
he had been apre'ty hard ca. in his lifc-he had
swlnded stolen, cheated, passed counterfeit mo.
ney, and did many other bad things. That when
he 1r.t came To this county lee thought he should
reform; but bad neglected It, lie had made a
mistake thgr.-hv should lnye reformed. For
now, the time was short, aud he was engaged IN
writing history II hi. life, which would keen
hnn 50 busy that he hardly thought he conli
spare the timo to complete 1t and also make the
desired preparations to NEE, hi, God
To such cool unconcern ,hcl. was of course no
reply, aud the clergyman merely added that, at
was ofgrca,er importance tina, he should prepare
to meet his God than that the world should know
his history
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-18

We saw the following line. upon the back Of
VI shnplaster Of a bank no, far distant, the 9th
err day They are applicable to much Of the rot.
'e" rag currency anuai
u w'u essw nirrer through this world of care
would not keep thee longer il could,
Lest some more horrid tale should reach my ear
Otthy not being good
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-18

Tng CGrsTAL PALAcr-Th- scenes " immor
atty and dissipation in the vicinity Of the palace
are -llciting no little denuncaiion The y. I.
Exprcsssay.:
III the vicinity Of the crystal palace, Sunday
dissipation sttans the clmix Groy shops, bowl
ing saloons and billiard saloons, oi all sorts and
descriptions. have started up there, ami We are
eredlbly informed that the daily receipts Of one
oftlcse houses do ~, tall short Vi thousand dol
lars
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-18
BALTIMORE. June IS

SALE or THE MorSr VrRSos PaorEGrr The
Survey my Expedition f"r tho Pacific, sailed lron
Cape Henry IN the 7th.
The National lnt.lligencer confirms the report
of the sale oi Mt Nrrnnom price s2ooooo
washingion's remains are now to be removed. IL
is bought BY Nurlhern and Southern capitalists
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-18

PorsnS We understand that certain person,
who were authorized by thc city council to kill
the dogs fouHl running loose in the street, with.
nut muzEleS on, have rcsortcd 20 tho use of
suychnne as the means Of carrying ont their pur.
pose This deadly poison put on bits Of meat
has been scattered all over town, aud in several
instances thrown INTO the yarls .. some OF out
c,ii1ens, where valuable watch dogs were kept
In one instance 1t was thrown into wagon, killing
available dog that had been quietly watchin.,
his masters property. It's is about az hIgh.
handed procedure a. we have ever heard Of
and we think is entirely Unauthorized by law. No
one, probably has less sympathy for thu-e who
regardless Of our dog ordinances, allow their ours
and fest, 10 run the streets than we have The
frequency ofcases Of hydrophobia, and the emin.
snt danger to which our citizens are exposed,
when the streets are full Of dogs are sufficient
reasons to induce the city authorities to adopt
stringent measures to &C, rid Of them. But It i.
a question IN our mind whether, the lives Of our
citizens are more endangered by letting the dogs
run at large, than by scattering poison broad cast
over the city.
Much dissatisfaction, and some alarm, Is already
aroused, and We are informed, tina, some persons
intend testing the legality of the step by bring
ing ,ho.c tn account who are know to hav. taken
part in the matter. There are other way, by
which the city can be rid Of WORTHLESS, dog, les,
dangerous, and iftho.e who have the commission
are too lazy or ,imd to use them they are ond,
hr the Office, aud should be made to suffer the
consequence.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-18

"lscoN'iS--Thc Ahelltiunsts If Wisconsin
have put the following State tickle, in nomination
For Governor. Edward D. IInltoa Lieut.. Cover
nor Jonathan Douyher,y; Secretary ofS,atc, c.
Latham Sholes; Treasurer, Samuel d H,,rmv.
Attorney General, Vernon lich,nor Suprrln.
tsndeh, Public Instruction o T. Bartlett, b ms
Controller, L. A. llowlaad State Prison Com.
missioner, Sciah Booth.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-18

MAMMOTH LuNr or GoLp-A lump oi go'd
quartz, it /. stated was lately found about I'VE
mile. above Coloma, California, weighing over
ouc hundred pounds Al least onsll'sd Of 1t was
supposed to be pure gold
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-18
rHE OTTAWA FREE TRADER,
Ottawa, 1unc Is, 1853.

V. i PtLNfs, the American Nrw.pape
Agent, = the oala authorized IscufIor tins paper
~ he ci,,rsoi Boston, New YORK. and Fhlladri.
phH, aud - duly empowered to tokr advertise
mrni> and subscriptions at the mites required by
~ vs. receipts will he regarded a. r,ynrcnls.
lis Ohcrs arr-Bo.ro S. Sccliny's Banding NV
loES, Tribune Rutdrpgs. PH,L ,pYYsia, y "
c1mrr Ihrjard Ih->nul streets
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-18


M"Et CON C'"NG-lh' l. = man steamer
An ina, viii Pa, mali. o,J 81 500 oo,
;, ,,jJ ,l,., nm fr.i.,,, m. .h,,,O,,, vub ,h,,
lao th, r,p,,,I ,r, Ala, ,,,,, ,,,,,,j a., NJ.
,---..-.,,,. g.
"'E''' W, u'' ''''N' Wv ''''" "'"' i''''"'
reach nearly three mhIi"nS 81 d'iai'' exclusive
ofthai IN thr hands Of passengers
E~sor,o> ~ Gso.os G,rE.-l, vii he seen
by he sentence q, thee ourt, pronounced upon T.
Gates, by our talented Judge, L :. LELAND, that
the day Of his execution Is liked upon the :sth
inst
We ar" informed 10y sheriff Thorn that he in
tends selecting some eommodlous spot out Of
town, sYrrounird oS ample room 10 accommodate
all who may be d'sro17 Il witnessing The scene
Tbs Fsh'' lhe execute" should not take
p'ncr where those "ho have 10 Inclination TO see
" might lie Compelled TO- by residing within It's
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-18

MrNruH CrNyEyrpS -Ih, Contention al.
JoVfned on the OH. The closing proceedings Of
he session were chiefly importan, in regard to
the Pacific Railroad The convention took strong
grounds IN favor Of the Mississippi project, nui
adopted series VI resolutions directing the at.
ienion Of the Government ami the necessity Of
the work. It was also recommended that
the public lands be donated to the State. border
'ng on the Mississippi River. Noparcuiar route
Tor the road vas de- grated as the choice Of the
Convention, but variety Of qualifications were
limited A. The bD'ly was non communal un sew
srsl points, and refused to entertaiua resolution
in relalronto Cuba offered by Mr 1hra,her-
Theme convention IA announced to take place
IN Charleston, in April, 1854
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-18

The 'ad'Ss Of The Episcopal Church are making
arrangements t" hold iair On Thursday, and En-.
day OF next week, at che Cour, House.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-18

ORLEANS. June

NV OrI,Ana juno / 5,
The story 81 the intended msurrrcrlon wa no,
generally credited aud by many Is looked upon
as a hoax The police, however have thought 4,
necessary to adopc precautionary measures No
further arrests have been made IN addition to
those already mentioned
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-18

The editor Of the Adrian Waich Tower adyer
f'ses the loss Of his hat coniainng several vain,
o'e communications, among which was one ON tho
Liquor Law" Perhaps ifhe had read 1t he wousI
cot have met with the misfortune.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-18

The injunction, placed b, Fre,i,nhprb vncn
we new "fr' o"ot, va. sustained by the Clrcu,
C"1't The boat remain. tied ".
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-18
Ladies' I.it.

Inc "oa'd Of Supervisors fcf IL Sale county
meet on Tuesday .S,h inst
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-18

lungs CENrEAL ENlRoA--Wr notice hy The
Strts hy'st-r u the lJlh n., that The ~ C-s.
td L K. Cumpans have lied with the STATE
Treasurer their certificate. 1t the completion II
s mi,s II lhr main trunk II hl- road-f.um l.,
sale to Bln"mirg'on thu. cnnp',in; with
,hr requirement Of the charter Uprn The receipt,
81 this certfaa.. IL hecause the ir-t.urcr. duiy
10 return 10 the company Tue $500 900 icpu-l'e
by the company under the charter The proyi
-ious Of ,ie Law have betnc.mphri with by ,bs
treasurer the d,p,>ite returei and receipt Wv
en- by the treasurer II the company for the full
amour. i now on i.e 10 lhe State Trelsuryrs
Office.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-18

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b., r-,urn d, NJ. 40 b,. teen ,h, ,,yrrr 4 ,
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the United Sr.,,s M,o, l,s- f.uIIl luro,.-lns.
an. .p.n cur Whole clUpn. cf n,omrr,,u,
event. which tlry conceive k.b.il.p h-r,nfh
the ,lrrp laid ,hgnr. hls WnoIrn .: -hip. srd
.,rn tie, f-ls,r,ub b,. taken ND lb- IN ~, and
il. daily 1,,A,,, III, alarm, from vn, epI ol ,b,
country To ano,,er.
III. NV YnrL n,rsr. ars lusy in showing
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