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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-13

BELT & BOWIE,
TOBACCO AND GENERAL.
Produce Commit ission Merchants.
1 ELLIcorT STREET, BAI.riMoRE
REFERENCES:
Hon Thomas G. Pratt. Ex-Gov. and S Senator ofMd.
Hon John Glenn, Judge Circuit Court U s for I'D.
Daniel Sprgg, Esq, Cashr Merchants B'R-ialtim0re.
AGulla titles, Esq. Franklin do
Trucman Cross, Esq. Com. + Far. B.k do
nuva, Rogers S Co. do
Fitzgerald & MagIuder, do
Ions d Byrn, do
Webb. Rowland q Co.-Lousvile.
ForsyIhs d Notwithstanding.
James r. Baker, do CJan2a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-13
NEW FIRM.

N1 w f1fSIn. t-'
MEssRs: cAYwooD, CoNKLIN q CO.,
having purchased the entire stock ofStoves, Tin,
Efa Copper and Sheet Iron of T. G. Culbert.
S$SA son, would respectfully inform the citizens OF
Fttt Wheeling and vicinity, that they wilIcarry
lhe business OF manufacturing Tin, Copper, and Sheet
iron Ware, of which they have constantly hand goo
all persons wishing to would do well 10 call and
sland heretofore occupied by L. &. Culbertson.
Particular attention paid to repairing.
Wheeling. Aug. 2t. CAYwoOD. .CONKL1N &, CO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-13
spccd nmd snfcty!

9 p oG d n q , n cty!
WASHINGTON AND WHEELING
IlRL- WElEHSLY EXPRESS!
HE subscriber hns perfected his arrangements run
J. ming regular WAGON LINE, for tho rupid transmits
sion CT
Freight, Paekagcsand Parcels!
between the above mentioned, rmeiatc points
This will he emnhatCaly aSAFE AND SPEEDY AcCoNNO-
LINZ, by which articles large and SMALL enrusie
Oit. will be carried speedily and safely The Proprietor
hopes 10 patronage which will amply sustain it,
and afford a fair margin for living profit.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
LEAVF-Whceling every Monday, Wednesday aud
Friday, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, arriving in Washington
O'Clock, each day.
LEAVE-washingon every Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday, at 10 O'Clock A. M arriving in Wheeling at
O'Clock, each evening.
OFFiC ES-In Wheeling after the first OF April, 1853
Market Street, above Monroe, nearly opposite Wash
ngtGn Ha and in Washington, in the of AIO.row's
Store. nlar26 l.. w. STOCKTON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-13
GEORGE MENDEL.
NoI5d. NFniu street.
VIM. COWDEN

RoomsN 90, streer, 6et.ceen Tie Hotel md
Court House.
kencsses tGkenin any required shade and colored to
warranted TO fade Pictures all Sizes both
gle and in groups, in plain the
lowest prices. Mkencsscs of children taken
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-13
STEAM MARBLE WORKS :

STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
66 MARKET ST, WHEELING, VA.
TTNHE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange.
mcnts In the East for the supply of Marble, and
tempating the erection OF Steam works, he would invite
cral to the inspection of his stock, consisting of Italian
Egytian, Sienna American and other Marbles
qualities which be sold lower than other establish
mcnt in tho west.
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
His work is done in the most elaborate syle and lie
would invite the attention OF purchasers examine his
Statuary other carved work. Monuments Cen
otaphs Tombs, stones &C., Grave yard
work in variety; being enabled by his superior
tiles supply this prices
any other establishment in the country.
Please give me call and examine my work.
Eitc. MICHAEL J. ROHAN,
Marble Mason and Vault builder
uEAlso calcineds Plaster, Hydraulic Cement,
Casts and Models and Marietta Grind stoneS warranted
at the lowest trade prices. 81 'a 1y.d.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-13
New Music Store.
Sign of the Grccinn Trigonuul, No. I09
NH

J. FICKIESoN would respectfully all.
g5fsIT ES3nounce the citizens Wheeling and vi.
I h 81 n fcinity, that he has just opened aud
" aelcgant establishment for the sale of Volins.
Guitars, Vioncclos FlngOets Flutes, Fiics Accorde
ons, Bnnjos and Tamborincs. Brass Instruments the
first and best make
singing.
Music the Piano. Guitar Flute and Violin, also the
newest Songs Ducts, ETC., and the very hest Roman and
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings.
Clarones, Reeds Tuning Forks, also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards.
Bows for Violincello and Violin.
~ klener's Furniture Polish, for renOvating vanished
such Pianos, Cabinets, Steam Boats any
descriptions OF Furniture
Also for sale by the Agent for Keber Pttsburg Pianos
OF the first and hest manufacture in the United States such
Nunns and Clark's grand and square Pianos, Dun
hams, Iallet aud Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos, &C.
Meodcons.
Accordeons, and all kind repaired
a Tie IOwcstpTic tC
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-04-23
THE ANTI-sLAVEnY BUGLE,

PUNISHED BvBRY SATURDAY, AT SALEM, o.
TBRMs.-$l,5O per annum if paid in advance.
$l,75 per annum If paid within the first six
months of the subscribers year.
$500 per annum, if payment be delayed be-
yond six months.
tP-We occasionally send numbers to those
who are not subscribers, but who are believed
20 be interested in the dissemination of anti
slavery TRUTH with the hope that they will
either subscribe themselves, or use their infu-
ence to extend its circulation among their
friends.
" Communications intended for insertion,
TO be addressed to MAMUs r. RoBINsoN, Editor.
All others to EMILY RoBrNsoN, Publishing Ag't.
J. HUDSON, PRINTER.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

TT Gen. Asi.,a, es Fresld-nt Of Meyi
60, publishes, in the London Times. an Of.
xeisl denial OF the letter published in fs,
vssa, - having been addressed by him to
6sasa Anna. Gen. Ans,A gives a true
copy u the letter he wrote TO Gen. Tornsl,
aod BE- wisa~s sts pebble to mark tina, j,
soatains nothing sboa, annexation The
Delta commanding On shis r. ss,e', says
"7hs history Of THE correspondence !.
= foilows: Tbs first OF annexation bette,
w. fssnished to the Disno De IA Marina
- ~ tsss Cruz correspondent, with III.
1gojNet ssse'tion ths. il wss handed TO him
- ~ ssesssssy Of Gen. Arista for pobl
eoaj0s. A. sosn - il reached Mexico i
oeds . gress soise. and the Minister O
War dsai~d il. hst'. end polished bis yer
2ea u Arisss's letter. snd r.ow THE gentle,
nss psblisAss di6ssen, one. From oa
ksewIsdgs Of Ne Spanish eha.sese,, W,
iss)ins = ~ bs1ssf that the Who'll. matte
- bsss Iissls political pslss feeling b,
- n President, which not tsrning GU. d,
y assssipaasd, hs nos deni~s"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06
gIscrioN RETURNS.

The vote IN tins oun,f iiiarti.oui Tor
Goserno'. ws.s. follows Ochb,rse, 49,
Evsns. 20> Pea.e 233 0od, 80 cham.
bsrs, "a Dancy, / Hon. ". I scott
Va. elected h the state seua'e vithoui OPP
pos,.io,. The following IS the vote for the
election 81 three member. to the lower
Hou.e Hall. ISL "hiimore. 40 Smith
4a6 Tay,o,, l33 Barrett. 2os Burrsss
100; Lane. liz Against the River Bill
2s2 for it, %. For amendment, to the Con
sti,s,ion, .2s sgain,, il IS. ~ this box
the vote for Governor was a. follows Och
iIuss, l-9 Esans. ia rease, i:5l " God
II. Chambers, ) Daocy l.
This report Of the respl, is informal and
may be slightly changed by the otlieiesl
statement, which We will not be able to obs
tain until our mex, issus.
We have verbal accounts from Other
counties. In irshcr ore precinc, to hear
from, Evans. $40, Ochlliree, 100, pense
Is; Wood, Is.
10 Qui,mss, Wood county, Evans r-csiv
ID l5s Ochiluee, 30; feas. 3 Wood, 2
Evans no douh, hs. carried p.hur and
Wood counties, by large majot''les
From Gas. county, Sc have returns onl}
from the Jef-rson box The following II
the result Pes... III, Dchil,res, lG7
Evan. o; Wood, Z We have learned
verbally, that Ochiltree obtained a majority
In shi. comfy OF twenty i've OF thirty votes
over Peas.
Ochil,rce We learn received q majority
over Peace i, Titus county Of 80 votes.
The vote 10 Kusk county sas divided be-
tween OehIlues, P.a.e, and v God .ud re
port states tina. Ochiltf.s obtained small
majority.
Ochiltree, It is ssid. has obtained large
majority in \seogdocbe. county.
We presume that Judge Evans will get
the larger portion OF the democratic vote In
Smith, Cherokee. Anderson, Van /snd,
and Kaufman. We have as ye, received
no nsws from these counties.
BY our mex, issue we hope to get fuller
returns IN the mean time, we would re-
quest every one who may have an, election
reforms Of = r,liabie character to forward
them TO IN.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

David Paul Brown. Esq, OF Ph,lad~'ph'a,
LAWYER ol distinction, supports The Nalne
Law. and thluk' that iu'osicsins dfnhs
should h- prohibited, because
/ They deprive inen OF their reason for
the time telug
9 The, destroy men OF the greatest IN
teilectual strength.
3 They foster aud encourage every spe
ciss al morality.
I They bar the progress OF civilization
aud religion.
Tn. destroy The peace and ssppiues.
OF mil hons ct lamlie.
D They reduce many yif.uous wives and
children to b-gcary.
= They earse many thousands OF muir.
der.
; They prevent all reformation OF char
sct.r.
0 They render abor,ive the strongest
relations.
10 The millions OF property expended
IN them - host,
/, They cause tire majority Of esuses
Of insanity.
IL They destroy both the body and the
soul
10 They burden soaer people with nil
hons Of paupers.
II They cause immense expenditures to
prevent crime
IL They cos, sober people immense
suus OF charity
Is they burden the country with enor.
nous taxes
II Because moderate drinkers wan. the
temptation removed.
Is Drunsards wan, the opportunity re-
nored
10 Sober people wan, the nuisance re.
moved
90 Tsr PAYERS wan. TIE burden re.
moved
u The prohibition woald save ,hor
sands now falling.
90. The sale erpcses cn' person to in.
sat,
20 The sale exposes our fAmlle. to in.
sul,
- The sale uphofis the viclou. and idle
At the expense OF the ,ir,uous and indus
srions
70 The sale subjects the sober to great
oppression.
n; 1t takes she sober mans earnings to
supper, the dfunhard.
II !, SUBJECTS namberle" wives to IN.
told suf-riugs
-. |, /. contrary to the B,ble.
~ IL - contrary to common sense.
30. We have right to ri4 ourselves Of
the burden.
GT DR.. Charles Caldwell died a, Louis.
vile, ny, on the 9th uh DR.. Caldwell
wa" one OF the most eminent ply sicisns in
the United States
The farm known AS CLAY Spring" in
Hanover county, Va, and upon which the
orator and statesman Henry Clay was born,
is offered for sale by its present owner, Ir.
W 4 nNbnev
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

I, viii be s~~s bF fsf-frnes 70 oar afF-F
t,.srg eolsmns tia, He..f' L~'fn ar
Joshas Perry, have oPened male .eheoi
near the resdenc@ Of the former, 10 tbs
county. and .eursd The sefrice. Of VI. {.
". Dane, formerly principal Of the Central
Academy. W Dame ha. been teaching
IN ,hi, eosr,y for three yea'., daring saiea
tine he ha. ..egred for himself ar sns'ahi~
reputation ~ a eompeiss' and isithio'
teacher iss take pleasure IA recommend
ing this school to the favorable eensidefa
ton Of the public ard, We feel warranted
in doing 80 from our personal acquaintance
with WITH VI D. b.. loag experience, and
the recommendation Of those who have
sss,ed BIZ. qualifications.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06
$500 tuiLLE CE!
HOBENsACKs WORN SrRrp

An articl, founded upon scientific pnncipl.,
compounded with purely vegetable substance.
being perfectly saf, when taken, and has ss,,,
been snoNu 10 hn 10 curing the most obst.
pat- cases " rms can never eAir,, u ben IN.
remedy is once used, FROM The fact that !, I'd,
.ot B, DESTROYS them, bal removes all the su,
snd mucus which mas remain.
THE TAPE WORM
Tins worm Is the most difficult one 10 4,
strn, Of all tbs, iuhHbit the nansn bpGY IA
s,o,, r. an almost indefinite lvng h, and "a
ron,irv $40 roiicd anI iastoned "a thc iHle.. Iss.
spd h., stomach as 70 produce llts, ~ tnf,'
Bau-s. d. ~hirh O., The cause OF many gssy
t1 the grave, not brhc,ng that these aon.
pllut. nave ,hcir origin from the Tag Ha-u.
'..,..,gu.rtl, hoy d. not use thr proper med.
zines t.f tbsir dl-ease. To those Who are A.
a,.t.d pttn thi. aytu foe to health rerem
r,.,,.i tb, l.t ~ my Npfm Nurbp aHd lac,
ri. tH. syrup 90 Doe lsk~H iu DOSE. Ut IA,
tabl. -pouufui., three uu-s day th.g AK.
f...n. r.s la eight oi my l7ct Pills in A,,
..4... AID pass Fine worm Bt strictly follow
.54 tr.,,. difrffuu-, fhe most obstinate case.
1T F.p. NreH ran toe speedily cured
ROiNB OK NIDhitH WORM
T.. e5ria Is usualls iauti on he st 4. .b.
f..t.He-. and .+ the unrfn mos common aab
children Fctlt 3. not rutit y eouliHed 90 .,in
d.. adult. have trcqurntlt been known o. suffer
atth chem I'is slmrf0u3 most prominent.
abtl. Affected sitr lhi- Notm, are hardness.
sud tilrt-s ~ the belly shiny stools, loose.
moss ~ lhe bosclt. picking al the nose.
biuel.h streak under th, cycs, 81 n yau or
,,,. a. ,our children nave ans OF ihr above
.,,,pt.u. Hh.-saet', Worm Syrup san b.
.e-r5, i,pandcd uPuu-bi usingil yoa have a
r,tan .Hi. 1nd speedy cure and Il after
l.... t t...lfd.rr go tho directions, the patient
...,..t restored tu health and the irorms thor
a.s0f. -f3 aied ttum the system, you car
,..f assured lhtrr l- nu remedy beyond the
.r..,..,. f,f Eli. tAtfc +. Ho surh word ~ fall
am tE.... q. boo u.- mg " 1-m SWgp
4NgtPtnE> or SNAIL IHRf ~ WORMS
Ttn.. .,5rrr- tu Which tie human system
b. hahle IRE the must troublesome Of all
other. They are generally 10 be found ia III,
,,ctutH. and n allowed Geo remain, iiom the H.
tfatoa ihe, produce Ial the foundation ~
..riau. Disorders. -u.h A. inflammation Of the
besrI. sai other arrangements II the stou-
,-t an, ts.t snd safest medicine that cu
Lee. a.,d e ffatlasafss Norm syrup Sueh =
Goa, astonishing psNvf of mf medicines ovsi
Aa-l.Hi.#. tiat Z Itit pHY one To produst
.,.a whore mt Wo-m syrup and LAYER Pfi'
ar, recommended ta ae a-cd hey viii not cute
All n.sf q. aecs .afr Isl g. u-t he Syrnp 10 &c
,,rI.H.. .,.Ir "a s.rIIHn~ on eaeh bottle aat
.. tlr-Hutf i- required 90 ufde
-rlaop they produce. he live
-.mm'agiue action and health)
f.. hHNe.s. i~ the mH-t p.easxa
tH be -iAfH
.Ith n futR PILIS
system rs more liable t1 d,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

We putlsh IN ano,nsr eoir1aa or s;sel-
ia relation TO ID. op-ning Of he Ne~ ars
Crs.,sl Palsee, and me r~e.ptica Of IN
p,,x;.s, Mos, Of the sat-. Of me lo'oa
ar. s~-, representatives, TO Ns~ 'o's.
Ws~ihs- Az ore aas o~@a appointed from
T.r.s ~. hx-e &c, leaned. bov t-i.
Ne ,apgos~ iAssz.i ihsi .aca st''f-n. OF oar
stat a. m gti - able 20 b pf.s~ni a ne
ogenias Of ~ Far eosld i'.s i apo them
.iv-. % .~s>s.~ot oar -alisni STAT We
saas Of s-Fssal issis. sad ze r~n'sn from
EA.sera Isr,., aow IN Nss iers, Mo
~osad - coo.1-r-a islr r-Pr-s-n's'ITe. Of
.rv roant-r. oae - tao ffpD & -. t0.'
ore % -, z-rasg, from Ross. sr1 several
frora ogfoc ass smoas them ne s~iis
ftsx .-rtiaa AsssssA also fspsss-Ht
d Is .-vsrs. Or e. admired lafie. s7a7ng
,hsns tao Of - NOS; bva9t.1l art accom-
s .s-d b.l.es Approp~. Of tAi, vs re
c..ssd b., ia. as mai from ore d these
AIDES lee log~iy NJ. l.. 2 ". aN l0fk
Nagsra. e-tt.~d he Illustrated Record
Of ,6s / ss.rt Of Al Nsfoa. l. siset
b. eissssrs to - iaa, lily remembered
Ne bop tat Mis- n and her far friend.
a.v enjoy tasrs.eirs. even beyond their
eat-eiauoa.. asd that We may soon have
the p'ss.are 81 welcoming them home.
~ Ih~ Ns-r.. Nirr gave two eahr
tion.ja Na-.sA.l. during the pas, Wees
OF their astronomical aid dl..ol'ing sie1.
pictorial ii.s.soas sn1 iAnd.caPs scenery
and vcre favored With iarge audience.
he number pre.en, on the second evening
was much greater thsn on the fret and se
are plsa,sd 10 -, that the company tesl,h
ed iheir appreciation oft II - cks.ts
AID beautiful exhibition. and worthy OF
popular support The Me--u "rrr BE-,
d, ~ naaiug the tour Of the STATE, and Ne
cordially recommend them 10 the sind con
.,aera,lon Of the communities they NAV "a.
i. and particularly to our brethren Of the
press
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

Ut Oar Democratic friends viii find
that what we told them abou, the election
will be fully verified. The contest MAS
between Peas- and rrhil,r.s, and every
vote given to any other democfa, than
Pease has been thrown away Bu, many
OF them preferred to listen to interested
parties aud to Wings, and the consequence
ha. been that Ochillrees carrying the day
A We predicted, be viii concentrate the
entire Wig vote. II he should be elected
some Of oar politicians and presses viii
have good deal to answer for. in volan.
tarily d.e.hing the people. There WAS
one box IN ths county in which the " nigs
succeeded admirably in "pulling wool y
over the ewes OF our dsmoe ratio friends.
A, the Lsgroae precinct. Peass did not,
We believe. receive single vote. In p.
shur, democratic friend, writing for = box
oi iinesrnen, 20 = neighbor Of oars, TO
order. ~s srppose, TO rub hirnseif down
after the e'eetion,l makes spor. OF The extra
We sent to shs, coenty, sdv.s,ng cur friend,
70 concentrate on psase Ne vii. knd ".
are right, pcs~ iths,snsng the ,hroes OF the
"oos so'.e pr-ss in his county. Ard b.
will hnd another thing. we think. tia,
Peace. IL elected, Will make . mos, excel
lent Governor
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

o. II vcslt s,q~s from '.s toaioT -
vAseh ~e tai. sreri re Fiesfzas o. NJ
18th Nh. hat co. <-a Drs-ss, fr'ssts -
going aA.sd ..sh iks oF~lsssa' ksifsaf p
.O,slossa RaiIznsb -Iss sssfiof 81
IL STAT R-p.tFesu. asFih Lfs.'fle'. 'ag'
tAs, y.sssri4s afternoon - si'nes'~d 'ef
IL Art tIa,%. q real. 1's saes4a iaeesas
Nv. ard csrs IN tai rs1ton or tas Fsss a.
shs <.~ p-iesu. saa Dpsia~sss kaa-oa1
Th.v passed tayosya Grstsa ~i'h 3. Hf@sa
ssax froid .. 4 tA~y bad e~en fonn'as
tAess for yska
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

or We mentioned last week tina, Mr.
Joshua Smith bad sent Us limb from a
cotton stslh containing over hlty hollis and
forms on H. We considered this hard to
beat; bo, !, appears we were mistaken.
Dr. J. &. Smith, who lives four and half
milss from MafsLsil, has sent us a limb
having ons hundred and two boils aud
forms upon IL Mr Brazil. from whom
w. received the shove informs a. ,ha, ihe
stalk from which tins limb ~as taken. con
tanned four hundred ard eighty four forms
and kolls
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

This TEN must nave been written by an
unfortunate bachelor, who had been mites!
By come unmerciioi lair one
Marriage is like flashing candle Erht,
Placed 10 the window on sanner night.
lnviung all the ln.seis Of the ar
To come ard -ings their pretty winx.ts there
Those tina, s'e u, but, head. against the pane
Tho.- 'hs, s's ~. hn,' 10 g., ou' again
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

NovrL pL.cus.-Fleas are sam v
abound to an extraordinary extent :" ~
western corner OF Charters township
leghany county. over = space Of so"'e Wv,
miles. filing the bosses. and almost d'''''s
the inhabitants distracted. Some have =, -.
ceeded in driving them away. BY N.Y., w..
washing every where about their dwelling,
stables. &c, and strewiug lime ple"",' ~.
about but others are still suffering ''V''
Mi. r'sgrc
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

Mr. Wise. the areonsut, links that wi
an expenditure OF twenty i've ihou"i
dollars he eaa construct a balloon vi
witch lie can cross .he Atlantic IN fo'i!
.irh, hoars
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

SALg or NEGROES. 49, The Charles'o'
Courier of the lith inst, says that shnr'
eight negroes belonging to the estate OF %
late Jonathan Lucas, were sold at s0'rS''
on the day previous a. al average Of W.
each
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

iae body OF a man Who had died Of
trophobi. Psr-. thrts seven wears a.
SO. thavu up b' gf,Yr digger 3 ,b
time SINCE. and tsuni to be ju - .srf
state Of penetration. lh.a ssii 90
the third eNhumation made within ,Nep
year. OF bodies If Sirttms OF hydrophot
lhAt NJ not d.cnmn-..i
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-06

II IL -
-. -. s-ssn.-
hs'a''- ~
OF lodge u bf @r Ff'P''r's w
aid. 1h- a5ss OF Isd-e "fin.'so "A'
uitboat /. parAll-l ia sa- annsi. - ygofusl.
- -..,.,i. t~rsl.. abatement.
n 49, b. -, 1,u
400 smft~' 10 "''T
With the late Efsisr % the h"faid as e'af
.r,.r need, 90 rladicslioa roo asp.roioo
~. -, Isl..,,.sb of In. %, ,n.t.
-. -, b,.t se..,,tnta., ,bout tnf-s
-. ,..,..,.i =, ,,, 49, -i,or Jsts.
f....n u.,,~-,.t. ,-.,r.t the t.o-
.-h.,..,s, N, ia. .rt,,l- alluded 10. IL
-, ..-a,,.l.at .Tg,,,- We d0not
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Jats- t,-,a.t.a Ia regard h political nat
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