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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-17

By becoming in time possessed OF the knowledge tn
Of which eansed the sickness and poverty Of thousands
In view such consequences wife mother IS ereu
sable if she neglect 20 avail herself Of that knog ledge g
respect herself which would her much suffering be
lie means happiness and prosperity her husband aud
confer upon her children that blessing above all pceesihy
f.,tt. xvarLa led
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-17
MONEY! MONEY!!

THE undersigned respectfully and earnestly
Il requests has friends and customers to call and
pay their accounts, as he is in immediate want Of
funds JN0. f. HARRISON.
November s. 1884
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-17
STOVES.
VEGETABLES.
HARDWARE.

HNHE su bscribers have just received and are
IL now opening large and general assort-
ment Of Hardware, which will be sold on their
usual accommodating terms.
Nov 8, 1854. RIDDLE s. BRO.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-17

For sale by Moran and Creager, Martinsburg.
For sale bg--W Chambers, Staunton A Neif &
Co, New Market; H Stevens Warrenton; r
Hathaway, Norfolk c c Sterling & Co., Harri-
sonburg Y Fisher. Wheeling, Gaines & Riches,
Petersburg; Purinton, Morgantown.-Va
In Nesc York City by--Stringer & Townsend
Adrance, Sherman & Co.; Dewitt & Davenport
Barnes & Co. OFFICE, 1879 Liberty Street, near
Greenwich. June %, ls53.-iy.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF!
HE POCK ESCULAPIUS
Oh, EVERY ONE ms owz PHYSICIAN.

FHvHE FORTIETHed i-
u lion, with One Hun
dred Engrayings, showing
Diseases and Malforma-
tons of the Human Sys-
tenn in every shape and
form. To which is added
a Treatise on the Diseases
of Females, being OF the
highest importance to mar
ried people, or those con
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-17
HARDWARE.
HONEY,

| UST received fine article of the above for
u sale by
Nov, Is, "a GEO. RAENHAL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-17

And TO her husband the toll and anxiety Of mind.
necessarily deyolrng upon him from sickness OF the wife,
without giving him the opportunity Of acquiring that
petence which his ereroas entitled and the possession
Of which would secure the happiness oil himself WIFE, and
lien
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-11
COMMISSIONERS or POLICE.

The Commissioners of Police net on Friday after
noon in the Mayors Office for the trial of Policemen
charged with violation of the Department regula-
tions:
Policeman McNTanus charged with conduct unbe-
officer first put trial. The Commissioners
lfer hearing the evidence in the matter concluded 10 dismiss
the compliant.
The case of Officer Daniel Lynn, charged with as
the etcape Lewis Baker the murderer
had b. bis knowledge against bis client although
he bad been appehended suspended from duty policeman
and imprisoned.
Tie Mayor remarked that il was by his order that
LYNN nded, aud he led % that course by the
charges that hsd appeared egiinst Lynn in the newspape
Mr.. Phillips, the council, sad Lynn had been com
rte6 PRISON by the City Judge time being allowed him
defense bail There had been warrant issued
against him.
Eecoi der Smith manifested great surprise that such
lOuld be Iursued against lie III ught the
City Judge should hs,e demanded $1,000 bail OF Lynn
MIR. Phillips demanded under the circumstances of
the that the complaint should be dismissed still the Re-
ooTder osed himself unwilling 70 vote Ia that
Judge Stuart at this time entered the ro0m and was
asked relation the matter when he replied that there
papers against Lynn bu he had oI especial
been Be fore the Grand Jury lie had told the Recorder
concerning the matter
A dispute here arose between Judge Stuart aud the
Recorder tho former stating that he had given the latter full
particulars a. TO Lynn's case.
The DistIici-AttOmey was sent for, but he knew OF
papers against Lyman The finally postponed till
Friday.
After the trial of another petty case the Board al
icIrued.
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cbu.e,s, was introduced. He said: The great que5-
ton now il the character and enforcement of the
Tresent Prohibi,ory Liquor Law. We have had law
spread over statute books for the past hundred
yeaIs-law attempting to regulate the sale Of spirits
and yet this business of making drunkards has gone
on uninterrupted. Annually thirty thousand human
beings have sunk into drunkards graves, and annu
ally thirty thousand human beings have been
manufactured in their pieces. The law on the
statute book was not good II was lneti-
cieDt; II was wrong because i. allowed
the sale Of ardent spirits beverage il was false IN
theory and utterly Inefficient in practice To enforce
that law il was necessary to use rum-sosked men a.
Witnesses. Il have known men 10 come upon the
stand who habiiuel drinkers, and after having
taken solemn oath declare that they could not tell
rum. GIN brandy, any other liquor, and therefore
"ihe law was Intellectual
The Low law assumes that the public good does
require the sale Of ardent spirits beverage; II
that il il wrong in every respect. Under this
law Of search aud seizure you bring the liquor
into court, and bad it is it will be good evidence.
Shall the liquor dealers resist the law winch the Gov
eminent have passed for the protection Of the commu-
nifty If so, then might web cas-. aside the
laws and say that Government is failure. This Law
will be sustained by the Judicial tribunals, and to be
carried out il must be sustained by the community.
iii is carried out in the City Of New York there is an
onerous duty imposed upon tie Temperance commu-
nifty at large. lfhey give 1t their attention 1t can be
executed.
Mr. BoGARI next mode some remarks, and the
meeting adjourned.
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sro,y1,sy,s oyyIcr ALBANY june g. 1855
Secretary of the Convention of Msrshsl..

sEcrrrARy's OyyIcE, ALBANY, June 8, 1856.
The letters Of inquiry addressed this office having
shown ihs subjects with the Census
which there Is entertained diversity opinion, the aten
Eirs The name of each person Is occupS ns OF
Schedule No. and the &C. Of each person Is TO be
entered in he appropriate column.
second The valus Of VII appear column s.
and The whole value farms and of al buildings thereon il col
Ihd The length Of persons residence in town city
effected by division Of such town ciy by
change OF name bu Tor me purposes Of inquiry NO 10 sneh
city could be considered as having been originally Of its
Fourthi An Alien" Icoumn ~ person born whost
the jurisdiction Of the United States aud not Of parents who
children be- naiurazed also bu his wife does not
run: For me purpose Of inquiry No 70 it Is sufficient If
sI,h Where farm lies in two or more dscs TIE AS
s o. the whole snoua De n, 81 nsc 81 lana bouIa be
where they lie If cultivated by person residing IN al
tie MsIshais will Obliged obtain statistics from the best
means of info nation within their reach
Seren In column n pleasure esrrsse &e' should not be
Esia The inquiries columns TO- 10 3d. al relate to the
Ninih In cases where any of the domestic animals
toned in the schedules are kept BY those VINO occupy no sn
uidef head Of Remark the bottom Of schedule w.
VI Those thus entered .hou not so b. put schedule IT,
Ttnh Where manuiac turing estsbhTn is diyiied by
district line the inquire, should be made by Marshal
Eerenh; The word miscelsneous will often need 70 be
entered N columns ia ana ~ Tns,s o osins e np
mills, aud mills Of other kinds should be placed In t
Th Marriages and deaths that have occurred between
1854 and June l. 1885, ond none other should be entered
il schedule ~.
enum hin the time allowed by law their districts viii
upon application this office. be- divided and other Mssna
sirontd for part Such applications should always be &C
ctpnied BY concise description Of the proposed line OF d.
vision Of to be appointed In the new
disric Or pery recommended II desirable that when
veneut persons who furnished the names at first should
be consulted in such In some instances an interpreter
will be irdpemabe TO the proper discharge of your duties
he Boards Supervisors aud Common Councils will probably
allow for the expense attending this when satisfied Of its neees
sy Marshal shall be unable 70 complete the census OF
his district by day Of July BY the 9TH he VIII
rot from his labor Of the expna OF the
lin but dill gently till the same completed aud
when forthwith file his return and duplicate as required
pertinent. -, -. =
,bs s.te stit ma, possibly happen from death removal,
pseet other that in districts OF tue sse me
being taken, while this department remains
boud spy such case come knowledge Of Msrshi
or other gentleman he will confer great favor BY giving I'M
mediate inform alton 10 this department
y w. LEAyESWORrH, Secretary Of State
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.

The City Temperance Alliance and the Alliance of
the Twenty Ward held an interesting meeting
on Fr1ey evening at he Methodist Church In 43d-st,
near sth-sv.
Mr. c. C. LKIGH, President of the City Temperance
Alliance made few remarks and the meeting was
opened by prayer by the pastor the Rev. Mr. LouSS-
BURY, and singing by the choir.
The Rev. Mr.. WARRES, Secretary of the City Tenn
perance Alliance read report-previous to which he
said that this Alliance was not at variance with any
other Temperance organization as had been repre-
seuted by ore of the daily journals. The following
q brief abs,ract: -, ,.,.
"Tbe CITY Temperance Alliance have labored dill
gently for several years past to procure the enforce
ment OF the law in ference TO the sae OF run and
through their efforts the ordinance to prevent the sale
Of Tonor In groceries or other places than hotels by
Withholding licences was passed 10y the Common Coun
ell and by this means last year more IMAM 2,oOV
GROCERIES were prevented from obtaining licenses;
Through their excrtiois the late Mayor ana Two
Aldermen were indicted by the Grand Jury
for granting Illegal licenses and their pros
ccution we're only prevented by the iaGA
of funds to carry il on. In the Ninth WARD no IL
censes were granted and in all cases where SUITS were
brought against parties in that ard for lille tai ram
selling tho Alliance were successful, although 'ey nau
many obs, acles contend against Now to test tne
au.stion of rum-seng between the LIST of May and the
Fourth Of July, grocerymsn in the Eighteenth aiu
was tried in the District Court before Justice meeAs
and convicted Desiring to have the law decided De
yopd cavil the Alliance has instituted proceedings IN
The HIGHEST City Courts against the propreors Oh tue
frst-class hotels in Broadway.
Mr. HORACE T.. SMITH, who was employed as fros-
euting Attorney against the hquor-dealers IN Massa'
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A CURE.
For The n. Y. Tribune.

,,ao,ns m the rose of life must grow.
"a thv uorn-out pulse Is beating low.
"a ~. CORY e,ora of toll and thought
e. che VERGE Of madness thy brain hath wrought,
IN God and Man, and Life, and Doom,
Are lost in a whirling maze of gloom.
That Ger tby listless soul abides
As ersy mist sleeping on ocean-tdes;
And thou csnst not weep, nor pray, nor sing,
No mortal touch shall thy healing bring.
Rut wander away from the city's hum,
Where the peace of God on the hills lies dumb.
Though the dew of thy youth hath ceased to shine,
And the wide earth lost its glow divine,
Yet drink like water the mountains breath,
And lose in living thy fear of death;
Look into the lilys stainless heart.
And kiss the violet lids apart
Till their sacred soul and eyes Of lOvo
Give thee message from heaven above
Then shall the soft and silent air
Lie on thy not lips like prayer
And the vanished brightness of the dew
Glow again in the heavens blue
The snowy fleece Of q wandering cloud,
That hears the red thrush singing loud,
And floats and scars till its life is done,
Fused in the broad light Of the sun,
Too high TO hear the passionate breeze,
Heavy with scents from the blossOmed trees
On when the chimes from the steeple ring,
Waken thy sense to their stroke and swing,
And the long vibration of the bell
Like dream upon thine ear shall dwell
Till the new claDg, with sudden roar,
Repeat it's sonorous call once more,
And thrills it's slow, metallic tone
Der heart and brain like dying moan;
Till the green leaves SILVER, and the wind
Flies fast to leave that plant behind
Or lie in the purple-feathered grass,
That the soft airs ripple as they pass;
Till the hill side waves like sunny sea,
And rocks the yellow-banded bee,
Whose droning song shall eli thy brain,
And charm to music its hidden pain;
And the bObolink's chatter mocks the brook,
In it's tinkling laugh through the lonelest nook;
And the sights and sounds of the Summer day
Shah teach thee to weep, and sing, and pray.
Eoy 1855 A. w. II.
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The BLACK RIVER CONFERENCE AND SLAVERY
We give below the resolutions adopted by this Con-
ference, which met at Weedsport, Cayuga County,
last week, Bishop James presiding:
R,srd That a. the evils of Slavery inherent and
never corrected pledge ourselves Conference to
make no compromise with this monster ain. .
Rcsrsd That will personally grid ourselves for the strife
and that cur expressions shall until the reprosch Is
rolled away om gates aud oppression with all It's bghng
cur,s shall from the Church and the world
Rssorcd That the delegates who shall os eecsd oy th'
body TO attend the General Conference are hereby IN
cted lot the creation OF new Conference 10
Slavshoding tenn DRY without the ns'iiuon Of rule making
pouayehodiug condition of Church membership ana that
thew use all ucous prevent the appropriation oil
Morar funds such dire ;tion might IN any degree pro
mote Olpu ssion. ,,...,.. go.
their influence IN the General Conference TO secure as an answer
TO the question What shall be done for the eNtirpaton OF
Slavery the adoption of the foowing Hereafter let NO
STAKEHOLDER be admitted INTO the Church"
Rtd the said dele be further 10 use
their best for the insertion in our Book OF Discipline
of rule prohibiting ayehodng In the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
conflicting with direct Legislation sbcshing Slavery in he
Church heartily the resolution OF the Wisconsin
Conference recommending the amendment OF the general RUE
slavery forbid The buying seins ana hoias VI
human being a slave
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ADVERTISEMENT
EXTRACT FROM A PHYSICIANS LETTER TO Dr.

BRasDRgrH-" Brandreths Pills have clearly proved thsf
state Of exist in many diseases giving
,enton fecutrt matter which will not be- entirely obvsts1
BY their occasional but BY inuance Of them they u
rately the bowels healthy and regular action
believe them be the only purave yet known to tho prof
this quality Numerous chronic diseases OF the
hwe have recently received alienation from them which
were formerly treated hy different crs of remedies hsvs
their occasional productive Of remksbe degree Of
yisor both Of body and mind"
BRANpkErHs Puts sold at % cents per box with fan
deciions the principal office No. IS Canast Bsndreth
Budng Buuton's bookstjres No. 2 Hudson st. and No
st5 Bowtry.
The genuine BRANDRrrH Pills also be had OF ID. D.
Wright No. Sc Housonst, Of Lewis of j. Ker, No
83 BToadway of Mr.. Hayes No us fultonst Brookyns
and Of all respectable medicine vendors In tho world
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JUNE II, 1855

evidently originated from some sparks OF charcoal
falling from the bench where the boy was using
blow-pipe. The charcoal in the box thus became ig-
nited Messrs. j. Z. Steegitz sustained about $50
damage. Insured 5000 in the WILLIAMSBURG City
Insurance Company on their stock, tosIs. and pat
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Advertisement.
ELEGANT PARLOR PAPYRS.

SurPHsS BREED Importers Manufacturers and Jobbsrs q
Wall Papers at their aud spacious warehouse. No ~
Broadway receiving and viii continue 10 receive ~
various arriving through tho tho latest and mos
.ncv. NovsLrrss which European sk produce In tAs
ine Of Plain, Gold and Velvet DEcoRArvE Walt P.rkas
Those about the walls of their dwellings neatly and
chcspgy or with rich and ELABORATE HSGsGs sdspsA
TO Cottage Palace invited TO call and examine Thu
s and ettync stock Pes hall BE- made loo and all
tracts shall executed with promptness and artistic sks
Merchants supplied with American goods Of lowest possible
srice
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IMPORTANT CIRCULAR TO CENSUS
MARSHALS.

No. l19 CHANBERs-sT.. n. Y. June 9, 1855.
To he Consu, May,lals City and County of Ee York
Your particular attention is called to the following
circular from the Hon. L. w. Loavcnworth, the
Secretary of State in reference to the preparation Of
the census statistics and other matters.
d. c. HENDERSON,
Secretary of the Convention Of Msrshsl..
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fAdyertisement.l
Students, Sedentsry men, persons wAe are COZ


fred by or cher pursuits the ones who are
10 the most obstinate firms Of Fever and Ague
AsrIPrsIopIc PITTS viii strengthen them. restore - a.
or impaired Digestion and neutrsliss every 'y~P srea,
-, sofa nv al dealers and by c. D. DEsALhk' As
At ,ss wholesale Depot No. SAL BrO.d~y so.-i~
The above popular and successful remedy D -,
and retail BY cHAs. Il RING, corner srvpu.,
Also by G. v. CLrcxKsEs & Co.. Nc 81 bao - ~. =,
PAUL Co.. No. li0 chsmbe-''1- y y So..s "a ~
folk-sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-11

FARLow's CouRr.-This noted portion of the Five
Points has been demolished. we believe for the pur-
pose Of erecting building for the use of Mr. Peases
House of Industry. The part removed is the center
CT the block north of Anthonyst, opposite the little
triangular park between Anthony, Park (ste Cross
and Little Water-sts. There are great many other
old fabrics in this neghborhood that ought to be
demolished and their places occupied by manufac-
tories tenement houses that are more ut for the
absdes of human beings than theod rathole that has
just been pulled down. which has long been den OF
thieves, prostitutes, and vagabonds. The improve
ment begun ought not to stop until the whole dsthc
10 purified.
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fAdyertisementl
TIE CURRENT RUMoR THAT MAYOR WOOD

induced Messrs CHARLEs HEARD Co. NO 1Dl pffnls
10 reduc. the price below OF their entire stock OF Rich
DREss Coops order the tide Of ar Interest from
the BAby Show Is without the slightest shadow Of truth
Ns-rS H. Co. Snouledg- eontenp ated TINS re-
and will into effect this mora
iug The ree- OF Rich SHAwLS MAsrtLLAs SILKS DaKESr
tissues &C. institution tbs Ladies fully unierstsnd
expect hear catering remarks concerning
thi. house before the week
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THy WyEHLI CrfTIo-We have received the first
tso numbers of new pSper with the above title
published in this City b. Cleveland & McElra'h. and
edited by A. f. BOYLE. 1t is devoted to political
and social progress, and to everything old OF new
which is promises TO be useful" 1t spicy and
saucy sheet free in opinion md fearless 10 expression
The Typography is first rate. A series of papers by
Henry ClsPp, entitled New Portraits of Paris
commence in the second number, and bid fair to
posses q piquant interest.
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an may OF ne motto not tAs
Pees OF Day Gooos and every other article domestic
.suPion ~ rotwithsiandng the frmer low prices n
T.. 1owLE Co. offer all kints Dress Goods Bsror,s spl
Barge Robes. Jaeones and silks al great
reduction The sufficient, a. CoLUsarAS
HALL No 2el Grand st. NcwYogk Is known TO bs ths rs1af
Of al who wish to expend money to the best axs
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lAdvertisementl
IN AND DECORATIVE PAPER II ANcISGS-

PRsrT H,spESBERGs Manufacturers and Importers. Ne.
$50 Broadway Leonard and frankhnsts iavits
snou 20 their asve stock which UNSURPASSED By sny
IN this Faithful and accomplished wotkmen sent -
warranted.
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fAdvetisement.I
BY SHOW A WEEK MoRE-The great BAB,

SHOW Of BARsuns MUSEUM will be continued all this week
positively the ast-when the prize babies the twins trPls
&C numte sixty Of the choicest of the entire late col
lection will be ranged high platforms, 10 be distinctly
and not handled b. the crowd The bs,ween time
tsinmen. Of u (noouD at and at PM Bearded Lady,
Gisntess. &C.. all at BAESUx's ye. besides
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ADVERTISEMENT
SUMMER UNDER GARMENTS and HOSIERY Of


every and very lowest price win be fosnd -
RAsxIs's OLD STAND, No. l0i BowERY.
Special attention Il invited az this 10 tho
ZEPHYR MERISo UNDER-VEsrs,
originally introduced establishment several since,
and have been universally approved for their shexoss,
elasticity, durability and cheaPness.
A. RANKIN & Co, No. i0f Bowsp.
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FyIosIOrs ASSAULT BY JUyESILg.-Thomas
Burke Enslist boy - years Of age living at No. o.
arrested yesterday FOX assuming and STAB
us James Mahoney of No Morsst in the with knife
cIing wound The youngtsr wa. taken before
Justice Boga committed for trial He alleged that s nah
TO stab Money sefdefense the latter having him by hs
NECK and choking him in a fearful manner.
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ADVERTISEMENT
advertisements
To AGrE SUFFERHRs.-Take no more Arsenic.

Tonic. Mercury QUINN Febduges Strychnns AauPe
any kind The known Of these noxisse
poisons proves be the offspring either OF fse NEEDED
principe. or Of uercenary qusckS The scumnlsvs atm
phec poison Malaria the for which the remedy
4 the artdote which neutrasc r. Take this ssd
health Sec the advertisement Of RHopksS Fsvss
ASUE CURE.
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Advertisement.
RoOr takes perfec. Pictures in all weather.

Roor takes real life size Photographs on canvas
Roor's Photographs of al sizes arc unsurpassed
Roor's Gallery Is easy of access.
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ADVERTISEMENT
TEAS The best assortment Of FINE TEAS W

found the Iva CoNPASYs newly-eected and
elegant store Ne. ls5 ChathAm between Peal and hsos
ves The Oldest Tea establishment In he city. We
eadsss they do better here than elsewhere eb
wholesale o retail. No branch stores
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advertisement


perfected unique SUMNER RANGE, intended especially for
private families Its beauty Of design compact FORM many
culinary and small commend Il as tho mo~e
useful and economical Range devised for the comfort anA
eunyenonce of during the Summer
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DARING ROBBERY Three young men went into the
store Johanna Regsko, No 20 Ryingons on Saturday
nst snd asked the price of two that hung the win
dow They told the property not for sale when they
Mrs. r. took the watches and Mrs Regis
10 recovered moment and chased the scoundes crying
Wstchv Ocer Mnto and ARES ed two Of the mum
Der the of Ed Lodor and John Martin They
were committed by Justice WEIGH
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Tie Sonnsmbula will be given by the Pyne and
Harrison Troupe at NibIos this evening. Several
novelties are now in course OF preparation for the
Summer Season.