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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-22


'SOme time ago merely alluded to TI6mrtOn's Veg
etGbe IIncuIe, with aprbnise Of noticing patio
ulaily tic great relief have Ourself derived ION It's
During our collegiate COURSE owing TO sedenlaTy
habits became gu to dyspepIic and were very much
troubled with vertigo. For than years
leaving college, We llb0rng scTolsly tese
two aatctiOus the spring OF 1883 health became
90 delicate that 4 was win great difficulty we could at
lend 10 tile ordinary duties OF profession. sEVeIy
this we ale Immediately turned aodi digestive
cans became wholly aeIalsed; losing ii seemed
Leir activity and Vitality constantly ierress.
ed m splt1l our energy almost iOTSOOk Us, uO: hing
but necessity urged Us on 10 action,
we had taken stroIg medicines. observed great naT
ucu4ry in our Diet aud all to PURPOSE, had
SPARED OF ever recovering heatIii when female
friend ul OUTS lnorued US 10 gel bUltie OF iamptOns
Vegetable ltCuTe, assuring thai WOlll find great
lslleI on is use. We briefly replied, leould not
stre dollar for all the ITHcte H5InptoH epsT made so
TAR as our own Individual health COmorIed' We
lad no la III II or any other medicine in oeCting cure
1nCS In tue Kindness OF her heart. however, without
consulting US about II, size sent aud got Ole hottie and
possibly i0ute U.S. 10 use IL according dircGuOl. For
the high regard lad I,er and I.er act az kindncss
we promised TO do so And without tile least exagEcra
ton we can Truly say that before had used The contents
OF Que bottle we felt ike kew maIi
1--WE used, COnsecutively, from ten 40 fifteen bOtcs.-
We were afraid To give II us tearing Old daeasc
might return SlCe tei, our digestive organs beef
uniformly cor eel, our lead clear, aud LAT Ia
burs, tolls liabilities res disabilities and worldly Cale
will allow, our spirits lave been b.lyant, AID we
Just what we Icake, much please, and when
rlease-and all is well. For The sake of The afciel- WI
MAKE tins si1tenei, hoping HAL others may , tie
relief omltS use tlRt we lave. II should kept IL
every iaHly. No family Should be without HAHFTON's
yEOErABLE TINcTURE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-22

tie said If he had been an American he wouId
moi have been moestel, and he advised a Span
laTds whenever they met man with a white skin
He complained much Of inius.ice, but he would
show the people how a Chileno could die. Helm
sisted upon having woman brought upon the
scaaold'to play tue harp for him 10 dance his,way
.outot the world, Otherwise he would die unhaps
ny. In conclusion, he said il any one desired 10
send word or money to their friends where he was
zg0tng' he was Just the manSto take ii. {
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-22

SERIOUS ACCIDENT at HAxALL's 8IILLs.-An ac-
cidentoecuned Yesterday between 70 and O'CLOCK
at the extensive tiourmllls Of heMesSrS. Haxull
in this city, which resulted in very serious loss
10 TINT enteTprising finn A large quantity of
wheat. probably from 1900 to e, GOO bushels,
stored in the fifth story of the new portion OF The
the large mill, when from some unexplained cause
the floor suddenly gave way, and the immense
mass OF grain tell throug, carrying with iii portion
OF each successive flooring untilit reached the
lower PIT. The crash also destroyed or badly
damaged three mill wheels in the pit, so that some
time elapsed before the waller could be shut off,
Meanwhile considerable quantity of the wheat
oated off into the river. 1t simpossbe 10 say yet
how much will be saved. The pit presenIs one
mass OF rlins-ldmber, broken -four barrels and
gram all piled discrimfnatelytoge We have
heard no estimate Of the actual loss: although,
Guiding the hinderance Of their operations we
should suppose the Messrs, HaxalI would suffer 10
the amount of over S10, GOO
II IS fortunate Circumstance that no lives were
lost by the Riehmond JEhig.
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81
uWe copy the following extract ftom letter
published in the Charleston Mercury, from one OF
the physicians Of that city OWN NorcoIk. What
volume of woe does itspeak:
"Language fails to express the amount of suf-
fering and distress. Could you but ride over the
place, IN one half hourI could show you sights
that would make your heart bleed. went, two
days agos 10 nurse young man with an interesting
family consisting of a very pretty wife and two
children. sat up.with him from Ave O'Clock one
morning till seven the next, when the poor fellow
died. shall3neyer forget the scene as long as
live. HIS wife had requested to see him before he
died. About i've in the morning informed her
that be could not live, as The symptoms of the Vom-
it were coming on. She begged me to assist her
10 the bedside. did so, and as she was about 10
embrace him for the last time, the death rattle
was heard, and he hung stiff, dead.in her arms.
She raised herselfa and fell powerleSs into mIne.-
But the worst part is yet To be told. His father,
anold man of sixty years, had To be informed of
cloak and started for his house. He met me at
the door, and, as If lnwnrdly conscious Of my mis-
sion. he flung bis arms around my neck, and rest
ing bis. head on my sIoulle!, burt into food of
tears. He had lost his wife the Sunday preceding,
his daughter the day after, and now this young
manSwas the third-all IN one week. Besides his.
last and only boy was extremely low. When
LETT his door TO return to the scene of death, med
liating upon what had witnessed, and the pilia-
BILE, desoate fate Of the old man, Icould restrain
my feellngsno longer and, seating myself upon
dgotAtep, 1 wept BITTERLY
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ave WOULD NOT GIVE A DOLLAR FOK
ALL THE TINcTURE HAMPTON
EVER IAIlE

THUS spoke a wise aud good mani but mark the
etR8el Lei the atstcd hear lFl and then decide who
ther 10 suhsE on OF DO made whole. Il professional
lsiLk ruined lbesith hear.
Rev James W, H-lnicutt, tile talented ana indeTtnd-
entedOr OF HAT highly ROpua and eXensiv read pa.
the Chrstal Banner, published Fredericksburg,
Va his editorial OF the 18th of Nay 1856 thus speaks
Of HaHPt9a'S RegetaAe HaetRre:
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50 GENERoUs CIR RRoltAN UNkNowN LADY.-Rey.
D. Bethune, of Brooklay. N. Y, stated on Monday
evening, that the Reformed Dutch Church Of that
city, had lately been very much in need of funds
10 eject additional buildings and make alterations
in their theological seminary at New Brunswick,
New jersey, but that their wants had been sup
piled BY the immediate donation of thirty thousand
dollars. bya lady in philadelphia, belonging to a
church Of which he was formerly pastor. He did
not give the Iady's name.
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You mill do 1ceH

You trlILIdO 1CeIE
If you have Observation-Disclosures are suffering
from Generator Nervous Debtty-to procure at once,
a bottleof
HAMPToN's VEGETABLE TINcTURE.
No medicine universally and rerane ntly POPULAR
t. II. LOGAN & Co. Geu,l Agents
speo Bridge Corner Drug Store.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-22

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
TN E9ndersgllel Oaett iaf salc bis llOnse ami
Market street cast side, tetween Monroe s,, is ~
sttecs The lot is ~ feet 'front.', wilma good 'l't
ling honse aud out bufidiRgH ~ 1--WE .
u will be scld low and on accommodating tc,,s
posscsstOngiy any dine alter Tie first o. Oeoi, "
~ Enquire oil
4ens j n zfW,cn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-22

a LEGAL DEctsioN.-'rhe liquor law enacted
by ;he Legislature ofItiinois at It's last session
was made 10 depend upon The lioplla approval for
its vitality. Iswas TO be submitted to the people
tot their acceptance OF rejection, andif they re-
iected It, then 1t was to be OF full force and effects
bull u they rejected 1t, then was to be as though
ii had never passed, Of no more force than Inc
parchment on 81 hich twas eugrussed. 1t was re-
iected by the people; but Judge BEeese, formerly
a Senatorin Congress, but now Judge ofithe
Circuit Gonrt, decides that, although the condition
precedent to ITS yiIaliy has idile has stir life
enough repeal all the old statutes pTnyiding Tor
granting Of licenses, and thus 10 throw open The
liquor tiathc to al disposed 10 engage "a
IL In oibet wotIisS law that was sill BON ibat
lslt dead from the rms, can supSIssde
q living sletate. Ga ia o. Commercial 4dpertisers
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-22

PaoM rnE p14rss.-4aticiipqted Bqttle.-Thr
St. Louis Republican Of the 10th instant, has the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-22

REMOVAL.
M REILLY has removed IrOm lis old stand In Mar
w. ket Square 10 thatnev. spacious warehouse
no. o. green front, west side OF Main street between
Monroe and Quincy, lately occupied By MeSsrs AMMAN
q Mcguire, as commission house. He has on hand a
Large and general aOrtment Groceries and
which he will sell At h0lesale lowest MA et prize
Ats0:-GunpoWder OF every description AMI SAFETY
Fuse. sn|5
IlALTIaONE NO,1 HcFrings a lew barrels in si07e
- tapi iSa '0f sale low ey NJ RFiI3v
NoXtS LlncIRaI staten; . boxes TrceTVed-pT S1e51i
II Getty oil Wheeling, and for sale by
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Bridae Gorner

Bridge Corner.
Shoulder braces, PhalOn's InvisOrator,
Bachelors Hair Dye, Porte monaies,
Christadow's do Brushes, new styles,
Jones' do Trusses, all kinds,
Jaynes' do Fresh PerIumerfes,
and greater variety Of Druggists Fancy Goods than E,
er before, you will find for SALE by
T. H. LOGAN & co.
speO bridge corner, Druggists.
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All along the, Platte the buffalo were to be seen
in great numbers.
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coLLFoE FaAcAs.-l coFrssDo,nlent0fth tile Jour.

How cmLExo can Dlr.-A convicted cuI.
prit named Sebado, was executed AT Sonora. Gals
He addressed The spectators.in Spanish, from The
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6I135l.uzM
Baltimore
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
p EMoVED 10 the spacious new Hall, No 1O1 Palti-
IL more 81 which has been arranged and fitted up 10
order Orte further mmOlatiOu and nvenicnce of
students.
During the past year upward OF four hundred pupils
have beeni attendance, representing nearly every State
N Ine Union, showing popularity unsurpassed by any
Of various styles; Mercantile CacatiOs all Their
business Telatiens5 Commercial Law, upon numerous
3 subjects are illustrated IN the most sctenc
Ills generally conceded that the facilities here offered
for the ACQUISITION OF finished business education are
unsurpassed -Four practical Accountants ale regularly
employed instructors in.the different departments
mat - ''S1'1's O. X cAaasEk iiFs''' oy
srei President.
Music! Music!!
usT reeeiyed-llew aud well selected music. An as.
SONGS FOR tue PIANO AND GUITAR,
Music Paper, BlanI.books, Violin, Violin AMI
sALrERBa 1;Ei' B istS book store,
3TS0:lm III Main street.
JOHN \: z!MMEE. ROBERT iRaorsoN. .
THINNER q IBBOTSON,
MOULD respectfully inlnrm their friends and tbs
store lie corer Of Market aud Unioa streets IN is
room recently oceuried by w. G. Robertson vheretIe
CERES, aud will take peasu, in serving them out to
custnnle: al the very lowest market rates.
They viii stllt carr their bakery, and are
ready TO fiji The orders OF all their fTtends as well as
new ones, for all the different kinds OF Crackers and
Breads. snig
WANTED
cLovEKSEED,
TIMOTHY SEED,
BUTTER,
~ Co3,,vs !, EGGS &c.
RAGS.
" sn1g GRO. WILSON.
FLOUR BARRELS.
Wanted-1O0 secondhand -four barrels.
sPl9 GEo. WILSON.
ONIONS.
~, Wnntcd-Two hundred bushels Onions.
SPY GRO. WILSON
FRAZLER,S POINT NIlLL WITH EICTaTY
ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.
MYTH water and steam power. There are two dwell
ling houses aud tenants houses, good store room
In which there is done good country store business; lie
Iad a6ounds In good coal and water, aud desirable In
every particular.
The Mii his good reputation IS situated elevsn mi "a
east OF Wheeling, the National Road aud the demp-
held Railroad The property viii be sold easy terms
K. HUBBRLi.
sn18 Land and Real Estate Agent
SALE OF FURNITURE, BOOKS, &C SO.
on Tuesday, the 18th Of September 1s55at ms rcsi-
deuce III the city OF Wheeling OF Forth and
al property OF Daniel 81 Stockon deceased Sossti,rr
Of Household and Kitchen FURNITURE large atOcI Of
miscellaneous and law books etc.
TERAs-Sullrs under twenty dollars Cash twenty dol
lars and upwards months negotiable PAPER with inter
est and good endorseF The property be examined
sp1s:ll 80, :; = 80 Sdm.x.
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TaoMPsoS & PATTERSON,
spts LAUGnLlNs & BUsHF1El.D.
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Gosr % FEouR.-The Boston Traveller states
that some weeks since gentleman of Boston was
travelling in the West, aud while at Chicago Pur-
Chased half dozen barrelsof fine -four for bis own
use at 1851 bsnsl, he sent it to. Boston, and
the extreme cost, delivered at his house there,
was 81, 75a barrel. AT that time the same brand
ofiout selling thereut fourteen dollars a bar
rel or tol nearly double what the gentleman's
cost him. A few days stueethe citizens of Prov
-incstovn held a meeting, and chose committee
Of eve persons to proceed to The West, with full
powsNto conlactf oraour sufhctedtto supply the
families in that town.
aPosr ogElcE AR1Aias.-The Postmaster Gener-
al otlets The following: Estabisha post-ofHce at
Round Meadows Putdck county Va, and appoint
John G. Dehart postmaster. Change site. aud
name ofpostofiee at sahgstsRs Station Fairfax
county, Va, to dyes Aill. q aud appoint James
r. BackleY postmaster vice James Sangster.
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aryTs, Dociora, REukeYs Miaisera in all The Depart
ncts oil State, Ladies' aud Gentlemen In tile highest
walks oil lile us wei IS those moving in tie humble
spheres. speak OF lie cues IeselyeS and friends y
this wonderful article,
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WHY FR1IAI.Es sUFFKR III IIEAI.Tm
THE MARRIED woMAN's
PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
PANloN.
BY DIR. a. N. MAURIcEAu

PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.
One Hundreelth Edftiou t5OO. OOOl 1smo.1,p. $50
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R1iL1oaD TE1IS ATT4caED.-The BudaIo tET
Ysl ComnercIaf Advertised states that on Wednes
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ing fotMaII quite freely AT this esFIy
sou. Ihe first SAM le5. were received by bIessfs
TsS Z. Ross per the GhaEls ston steamer last
week. and the " iielI ia1Tiyetl here yes
sdql hrnlI hit eonsldeEabIe consignment 10 the
sam GTlds-sA IribtI5s. 81 i,izl
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miscellaneous Menus Jtems.


.sa w. me- -~~- @# 1sEf s3ssS' 4
The Utica Herald states that meeting Of
the Nsw York, Albany and Buffalo (Morse) Telegraph
Company was hed In that city ths 1Ith and tho sub
sct decentralization with the Hopss Line VIA considered
and ssr interchange Of sentiments the nsi disposal
% the matter was left with tho Board Of Drscsors Pro-
fessor Mofae Submitted fsseuton Suggesting The
prsty Of reducing ths tsris Of prisss.s
"a .duel took place D few days sgo nssr Fort
Pusski Savannah between John Chaplin Esq, OF Eou.
Carolina; and Dr. kirk Of ssyannah In whieh ths latter
on the third hre, was killed. NE. Chaplin, No undsr-
stand, ared his nrst shot m the sir and WA slightly
wounded Ii tho foot, - " 3. = stss .Ss.55.,s
: The Columbia IS. CD Times states that one
cause d the recent mail failures In that direction was
hfs on the Wilmington and sushsster Railroad, which
dpstfoysd small portion Of the ssessswofk On Eagle
fsland NEAR wimipgton, OBTAINING thai train several
hours ussiI tho repairs could DO sde Ths are VISA sup
posed 20 bHrs bssn the work u m nssntisry W ~
HI The Albany Atlas rsmsrks In capital letters.
that ths receas speech Of Seward in That city wss
speech against the constitdtion.ne ,ssssf
4, The N. e. spiritnalist had q - eommunica-
tion'. last Jnns, stating that Dr. Ksne had rscsntly
passed from esrth bis ships nd been broken to pieces,
III. Tds pirits from whom that inforatisn was OBJ
tanned mist hare been alcoholic. = - = 80
II The W Washington correspondent Of the New
YORK Hsrald writing under datc Of the 18Th, ssyss
III tsts received dispatsh nom Mr. Esymeur our MIN
istsr & the Russian court notifying him an eztraor-
Ssrson n IL selected 81 Bis Imperial Msjsy i known IL
the diplomatic world ter ore than ordinary ability, be-
sides having possssssa IN. e0ndsnes q shs deceased
power known To tho Rasaan nsut and hs arrival hers
4 shortly s1pacted that ths ordinary as
- Rpssian Minister q now sxisting viii Be p'rs
Al ~ ~ mi
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wHo sHouLD BE sUspRcrHDi


YES, vhoshouya b suspected That ia the,
Question. The respectable lady Of the shame-
lsss wantonr he honorable man who can
point ID en- honorable past as . guarantee Tor
an honorable future, Of the work house va
grant, toe. lazy to labor, and vicious enough to
stesi--the political party which never has
polluted the baalot-box, has ever struggled for
the purity Of the elective franchise, which never
thrusts forward Illegal VOTERS and which cor-ss
daily invites AL legal suAragans, 70 come for
wafd and exercisss theirs preresstiss; or tho
party which has done all of these things and
now stands forth. to champion the right Of
every creature 10 vets il be viii take certain
cath, no mattsr how awfully hse may perjure
himself or how great the wrong Scomnnittsd
upon tie honest public ~ s..sssys ~ ts =,
should the people suspect again, Ne
ssk 40 US, and W all intelligent, men. the
answer ID plain and obvious There can bone
misunde sstsnding theleonclusion Of M upright
Judgment! The individual or Tie party, tsitA
the sleaa hands, il, and should be- &hsolted
afrynl III saint ofsuspicipn. This isthe altitude
of the Amsricansef louisiana Alifhey task- :
and Hhas sfhey ask they s1iii hsys9-is that no
iilegsls ffapdulsnt 81 periufed votes. shan BE
received into the ballot boz to stie the voice of
tho real people, What they want H. honest;
fair and legal they Geek TO sscomplish nothing
sunjasts oppressive u silisgsl. Their vhols 81.
lion b piain, straight and ADORE board - NJ =
S1ch being the motives and such The dsters
minstioH Of the american party Of course no
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TaE MANUFACTURES OF vorERs.

---L----- - : i
THE MANUFACTURES OF VoTBRs \
wespasrssssa rat &c process Of grinding
~ man new frssh American citizens, is going
a hs;sL,v II Ssvsrsi az our Dissrlct Courts--I
s.,sc; III II thsFirst District Court, which Il
sr,rsssly pfoiibitsd BY the law 81 lis creation
fForn transacting any other than. criminal
business. 4
4 mat The naturalization If aliens hi 4 crini-
81 husiaess, secorainr q sbssordfraty seosps
tatIon ef the term, W. presume no man, With q |
spark al. Intelligence, viii haze the hardihood
to asssrt-ea1thoaah tke: hst that there have |
been cri,r.ian5 ;usturalizs ticnss 10 geutlenaul
lxiit dispute i moment after he becomes aci
aasiatsd with thsfsScfa. 1sAfsss n s.ss 1880 =
The proesss q Standardization lisa civil pro-
csss, ~ issss socqfaing to the plain reading o.
tA = H.. lsrs III nv Easc III Id Govern, no amount
4 : ..sa - .s,:,,x,, u ra.l 49,
ma ,;o,stara ~ Abe IN, ,o;sat' 4. N.
- -. 49,, -. ~ -.
dicted snd pnnished, but snoh 9 rssult would
not reader The award Of 4 purely eisil tribunal.
4 crininsl ssard, NOR The award ot an shso-s
solpssIy crimiaal tsibunai :. civil assrdss
These propositions are slogioals and cannot %
separated, II the one falls She
lethes f&lis, Wone. stanas The other must stand
RInt. 81. - "a,
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~; both applicants went ssasn with their respective
assgates, befurs SECOND parish oonysntion and %
upupromise both wssc laid aside third candidate
nomnatsd Inths language Of this redoubtAb,s Colonel
rfhess ara fef gsntiemep and not rhssoricsl -four
shss Deer instances might b. nasntiorsd but thes,
enough to show that the Lsdgsss can ddAte Id, been
ivsatsd l4
\ will NOS attemptto eontrcysrt, bis being dplsin
planter and as sentiemAns but thers ere those who
gSsvsly doubt question very much
whether Or hot hsdsn sngle proposition i
Euclid transiuts sentence In Virgil Homer, calculate
The distancss and motons q fhs psnsss lecture moral
mentAi philosophy q even eorrsct set forth ths true
principles q political he is eloquent
question tns hurntns II conysats, the
shrieks and ssAms q nuns u the idnght
hcur ths Know dask iantsrn asso
ciAtisns c esci and Athonsh no has pathsticsy ana
ehargs ms With any crime ID iii
the ostalosue crimes bnt for acds sake dsnt ehass
me With the ormeof peipg Ancw Noshnsn sMaa6iss
dsdaE - fs,sa SssssS.e - seIp.rtag.ss :. .
Thst he make ons q ne best Senators that hss
eysryet Efaest our saying very Attls
for Louiaians State IN olden tnss diEnnsd
and made honorable nody now sadly dsgsnsratsa Ifis
only night q sne salsors % lima gnaticn
notnine more e9s, I'll zs5s - Is ~, :, Igss,a
hss q made 5000 kspressntstivs-- ever at his
Fvnss AAS~b.sS no E66pOQ@
sbity hut meeting every Issue boldly frankly snd hon-
astly Did he dsp'sy any OF the qpaiitiss Of L,eis
lstor Les ths records and ebers q the last Lsssla
turs sropa snen can ss ascsftained that he
inausncs i NV pthsr lnsnbsr true, III tntrodas.d
rssoluton In Inc HOUSE to arraian ana az A.
~, go mssiosexs i,sfura ;ot,s ..ss. N,.s
A'Anu NJ s ". Wneh hs
Wa msas pns y so nue his notiFes for thtg
step to bssH III spofton At isast Of
hi oxn rorish and may hs from ths ap,rt ~
n ,ha ID aid n ,.,s
- -, = lnsir ss mset-
sioners Rep n, so} little aid thsColone sntio
y y nprel,end III resulk ssss.I ~, - u
n sss;s I, S .ssfs = AAis
Eosensnns ~ ~ 4 sss 81 ss4 n \
This fesoluton Was ADOPTED on sd January Ths com
ttse aid not bold I'll FIRST nnsettng uut tba an II
,,.rv. sna ,sftsr ,Atnniovsne !. go, 49,, 2
.sI 800 ~ $500. ~ ssnuanss
w s $3.50 u IT,
work adopting psesfamme Of nyestjrs-
lion -cAtechEn9 thu s,1Sinears a.
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- 80 70 mans
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