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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-07

DOUBLE EXECUTION IN GENrUCKY.-The
Cincinnati Commercial has a long account
Of the execution Of Stephen Short and Will
liam Hanning for murder, a: Greenupsburg,
KY, last Friday. They were both, accor-
ding 10 the Commercial, worthless, drunken
fellows, and each had a large family. The
same paper gives the following speeches and
and bad women have brought me to. [
have been to a good many hanging scrapes
myself and thought it was great fun. but |
never thought I'd be hung myself. This is
the work Of Capt. Whiskey. am willing to
die for the life Of the man that Itook. Talk
of pieasure-l have tried all kinds oft about
~shanties drunk, and every where else, but |
have had more real pleasure 10 that old jail,
than ever before i'll all my life and chains
on my legs, big heavy chains at that. l
just took off this old coat and whipped Satan
clean out, fair. L We made my election sure,
| think. Yes, sir, ] think my election is
sure. Some one in the crowd called out, If
you are safe, | don't think there is much
danger for the rest Of us!'] ! am perfectly
willing to Gle. The man You have got in
Jail for aiding me, is perfectly innocent, and
ought to be let 90 but that Blair deserves
all I've got. [Blair was the man who told
him to shoot. He was as much to blame
as | wasr
Some one inquired 'Are you willing to die.
Steve?-Said he-'Yes; | hate the world
and my own life;' and he continued with an
air that was nearly exulting-'and | am 60,
ing to leave it: I'll be in Paradise before sur
down. Now, farewell, farwell meet me in
the other world. | want to see you all il
Heaven An old man, somewhat drunk
pressed upon him. Short said-'Whiskey
brought me to this-L expect you along in
a few days!!'
Hanning then, quaking in every limb, go
up and said-'I haven't got anything agains
any man in the world, and [ hope nobody
got anything against me now
Short repeated this remark. Large mum
bers Of his acquaintances crowded about
shaking hands with, him and asking ques
/, tons, until the last moment. He knew
well all his old friends, and exchanged smile
and words Of good will with them until tn
White cap was tied down over his face
He stood up firmly as the wagon was driye
away and said, at that instant, very distinct
r ly-farewell all my friends when the fata
{ moose checked his utterance.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-07

EH Me Grand Scribe has just received
the Degree Books, Cards, &c., and will for
ward them to such Divisions as have deposit
ted the money with him for the same. 9th
er Divisions will be supplied on the receipt
of 81 by the Grand Scribe. We believe the
introduction of the Degrees into the Divis-
ions will be very greatly conducive to a revi-
val in the Order. The Ritual of Ceremonies
is grand and beautiful, well calculated t, in
spire fresh ardor among the membership and
engender a warmer attachment and devotion
to the pure and benefcent principles of Tenn
perance. We confidently believe every Di-
vision that adopts them will prosper on &C
count Of their Introduction. ST will pay fol
all the books ~ Cards, &c.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-07
:. YgtS spna Of tbe 9ss, gakigb, gnfs

badly beaten. | consented that my friends
might treat for me-the money came out of
my pursei Well, I treated, made men
drunk; caused them to abuse their families
to wallow in mire-to make brutes of them
selves. | caused them to squander their
property /; | made them fght-seut some to
Jail, some to the p~enitertiary and some into
Eternity l was eIected-yes, elected by
drunken men! Now, the contest is over, |
would fly to Ellie, claim her hand and bear
with me, to the Council halls" Of the ma
ton, my peerless Bride.
ITO BE ONTINUED.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-07
High Taxes.
next week.

The new Revenue bill. of necessity, places
the taxing figures on all species of property,
several pegs higher than has ever been the
case in North Carolina; but by wayOfrelief,
the Hillsboro' Recorder makes a wise sugges-
ton, when it says" If our County Courts
will see to it, and reduce the taxes for Coun-
ty purposes in a ratio to correspond with the
increase necessary Cor the State, we may be
carried through the tax incident to the great
work of Improvement in which the State is
engaged, without feeling it very sensibly.-
The burden of taxation in this State, is for
County purposes"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-07
Character,

One misguided step in sin may ruin your
character for life. Even the slightest indul-
gence in vice is imminently dangerous. Be
careful, young man, Will. in the hey dey of
life lest you make a false step in crime and
blast your nam forever among men. If
boon companions invite you to places where
the win cup is made the god Of fun and
where the rum glass is handed around to give
zesttothe evening, choose the only safe course,
stay away. Character is a jewel, once lost
not easily regained and far too precious to
put in jeopardy. No man ever had cause to
regret a resolution to keep above the snares
oftemptatlon; on the contrary, at life's close,
many an old pilgrim has given thanks that
he had resisted the voice OF the tempter. Be
firm and you are secure-yield one false step
and you may forfeit yoar all. Guard with a
faithful seutinessvsvy avenue through which
the tempter might reach you. In this way
you shall overcome.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-07

D% The. universal prevalence Of drunken
ness is truly alarming! We meet with it
in the Legislature, in courts of justice among
iadees aad inrarslaygess and clients, wit
ana children on the streets among masters
and servants on the common among the
rich and the poor-everywhere-it pervades
all classes, pollutes all grades of society,
suborns jurors, perjures witnesses, d~isorgan-
ICES and degrades the family circle, and sheds
its ~blighting influence at all seasons, so that
its ravages may truly be said to be peren-
NAL. And yet, strange to say, it is embraced
as a bosom friend; courted and fattered as
the great promoter of the public welfare,
and lauded and extolled as the great panacea
of all the ills to which flesh is heir. IF such
a tale were told US of some heather land
how our sympathies would be excited, and
how our money would flow to ~enlighten the
benighted heather. And yet such is EN-
phatically true of civilized Christian Ameri
ca
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-07

fore them, their partialities for the" dear
~critter" are alarmed, and all their Prejudi-
ces and venom to the Temperance cause are
at once excited and brought to bear. 1t is
lgSps idsa tsss sseato haunt them. in
church or Stae-politicss6r religion-social,
moral or profane society. Whiskey has
manufactured some great men lin their own
estimation) out of very small Materials ana
given them prominence and notoriety which
they never could have attained upon
any subject emitting them to the respect and
confidence of their fellow men. 1t IS true 1t
is a very unenviable fame and name they
have achieved-which in after years will call
forth many tears of sorrow and remorse, and
which will cause the blush OF shame and
humiliation TO mantle the cheeks OF those
whom they shall leave behind-nevertheless'
noao, they seem to glory in it, and vaunt their
whiskey championship as a proud feather in
their cap.
With some men this feeling has grown into
a strong, predominant passion-a soul-har-
RAISING bug-bear-that frightens them at ev-
cry turn in life, and out of which they fancy
every imaginable evil will spring. Poor
souls, they have an unhappy time of it. and
it must afford them peculiar pleasure to see
and hear of the crimes, sufferings and hor-
rors which their darling pet is visiting upon
society. How sweet the music of the CUR
Cling life blood from some murdered victim
must sound in their ears, when breathed
there by the stencil of the whiskey bottle
and the groans and anguish of suffering wo
men and children, entailed upon then
by their cherished whiskey institutions, i
very melody to their souls! What matter
though red hand crime, gaunt poverty, bloat
ed, distorted disease, moral, social and polit
ical evil follow in it's train-what matte
though thousands and tens of thousands @
men, women and children humbly pray tina
the desolating scourge be stayed, and thei
homes and hearts be protected from il
blighting curse-what matter that Jail
~penitentiaries and the gallows send the
warning, startling appeals, and the ghosts
e thousands Of its bloody sacrifices rise
+ spectral horror and sound the dread alar
: what are all of these, compared with tt
: precious, sacred rights of the Liquor Trait
$ IT MUST BE protected and perpetuatcd, ar
: the high and precious boon and privilege
numbering men, robbing their families, al
Is degrading society, by lar, be entailed to &c
l. e~rations that are come after them, as t
: dearest, most estimable bequest their fathe
n bod RI 1aava tbam
a. O! how sweet and tranquil must be t
repose of men who worship at the whisk
shrine-their dreams are refreshed by
shrieks of murdered innocence and the or
of starving children, and their waking hol
ce are made tranquil and even joyful at
ct desolation and misery scattered in such g
ne- anaaassay@swEif--pe@foundhm enfoying
of wrath of HIM who has said" Cursed is
es that putteth the bottle to his neighbor's lip
r. And when such an one has passed to his
ic. ward, his memory may be transmitted, by
n surviving comrades placing on his grave-stc
or the proud inscription-"HERE LIES A WE
he KEY CHAMPION !"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-07

CoLToN's ATLAS OF TIE WORLD. We have
received from Mr.. B~osrwIcK, the third part
of this. valuable publication. Among others,
it contains a very fine map of The OLD
NosrH STATE-the best that has been pub
ished. We recommend all who are ~interes-
ted in the geography and topography of the
World, as shown by the latest surveys, to
call at the North Carolina Book Store and
leave their orders for the work. We consider
the letter-pIess description, annexed 10 each
map, a very interesting and useful appen-
dage.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-07

E@~ The Trustees of Davidson College, in
Mecklenburg county, have elected Rev. D.
Lacy, D. d. of this City, President Of that In
stitution. We do not know whether be Will
accept, but should he do so, we haveno doubt
but the College will greatly prosper under
his control.
RAJ We deeply sorrow to record the death
of Rev. VIM. Capers, d. D., Bishop of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South. He died
at his residence in Anderson, S.. C. o the
29th ult.
ns- We see it stated that tho Junior Vol
u~nteers, of Norfolk, contemplate paying a
visit to Raleigh on the 22d inst. Unfortu-
nately, we have no Volunteer Company to
receive them. Can't one be gotten up for the
occasion
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RALEIGH, q. @.
Wednesday, February I, 1855.
A Positive Arrangement.

Subscribers reeg ring their papers Dith a red mark,
are thereby notified that an four ,0eeks from the re-
feeipt of the fr8 number thus marked, their sub
Icripsion yearS3W ernire; and @aless rene'0ed
rithin that. time, the paper aoiU be discontin:ed.-
This rule ,oiu be inferibly adhered to.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-07

The Hon. John Slidell has been elected u.
S. Senator from Louisiana by % majority on
Joint ballot.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-07

THE Misunderstanding is the title Of a
new paper recently establishedin PETERSBURG
Va, edited by Mrs. R. B. Hicks, and de.
voted to Literature, Temperance and Educa.
tion"-Terms g a year, in advance. The
Editress seems to be a bold, independent
thinker, with a refreshing originality abont
her compositions that will render the nono,
attractive. Success to our Lady eotepnororv
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-07

% "Poppa' OH POppa? How lone
does the Legislators sit?D e
Three or four months, or mayhap three
n.y." matter my SON.
mha1 poor geese they must be tub-ee.
but t e. WY our old gray goose didn't set
DIs SIX weeks last Spring on three epps and
aInty SaIa mat was one week too long"
..a ~ give sampson some of YOUR COOLERS
ana take him to bed right AWAY" :
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-07

New MUsIc.-We are indebted to Messrs.
Miller & Beacham, Music Publishers, Balti-
more, for copies of several new Ballads,
Waltzes, Polkas, Marches, &C., namely
The Virginia Bride freedoms Echo We
have been Friends My Beautiful, my Own j;
TIL Broken Spell; The Mothers Welcome ;
But where art Thou Few Days The Star
light Waltz Old Dominion Polka Sly Re.
phyrs; The Stars and Stripes Forever. And
we would especially call the attention of
Schools and all other Purchasers of Music,
to the establishment of Messrs. Miller &
Beacham, Baltimore, where we have not a
doubt they can be as well and cheaply sup
piled as at any other establishment in the
country.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-07

A Coon SrEP.-The Mayor of Jersey City
has issued a proclamation, expressing his de-
termination to enforce the laws against sell
ling liquors and working on the Sabbath day,
and says the laws must and shall be en-
forced The public will sustain him in this
determination, and we trust soon to be able
to announce that Sunday drinking, and the
disorders invariably flowing from it, have
been suppressed in that city.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-07

One man sucks an orange, and is choked by
a pith, another swallows a~penknife, end lives;
one runs a thorn into his hands, and no skill
can save him another has the shaft of a gig
driven completely through his body, and recov-
ers one is overturned OF a smooth common,
and breaks his neck another is tossed off a
gig over Brighton Cliff, and survives one
walks out on u windy day and meets death by
a brickbat another is blown up in the air, like
Lord Hatton in Guernsey Castle, and comes
down uninjured. The escape of this nobleman
was, indeed a miracle. An explosion OF gun
powder which killed his mother, wife, and
some of his children, and many other persons
and blew up the fabric of the castle, lodged
him in his bed on a walkoverhanging a tremen-
dous precipice. Perceivinga mighty disorder.
las he might. he was going tostep cut of bed
to see what the matter was, which, if he had
done, he had been irrecoverably lost; but, in
the instant of his moving, a fash of lightning
came, showed him the precipice, whereupon
he lay still till the people came and took him
down.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-07

Orders have been received at New York
from Washington, by Mayor Wood, direct
ing the seizure of the Sandman frigate expect
ed there with a large number of criminals on
board, as soon as she arrives, and detain her
until an investigation is had.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-07
Garom.-9 Temperance aS famap doeehlp tsns paper.
Whiskey champions.

The opposition Of some persons towards
the Temperance Reform, has become, with
them, an absorbing, overriding naonomania.
1t matters not how, or under what circum-
stances, theSquestion of liquor is brought be-
fore them, their partialities for the dear
%critter" are alarmed, and all their Prejudi-
ces and venom to the Temperance cause are
"a /.
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BACHELORS,

h.taatant.sS Ligsid Hsh' DIE.
mo those wishing kalT dye that my b dsPtlted up
al. We eau eheSTDiy t6bnHeDd the above; fhs besl
oTeIiY Tee,ence eal Be dVea - 70 ~ tPenoTlI over
ard retail, b. l. q, kgyaa q tE23
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New Music Store.
sisa Of the Greeiln Trisonam, Ne. I99

]. FICKtESoX would rtspr::hLlly an,
- Z iDo1ncs to tie citizens o! Wheeling aad vi.
iS1A- n heiHity, that At has rat oreGed 4 new pal
JeIeSaAI eStl iShneat oT tie saIe ofHIolinS,
tuitArS, Yi0pcelos FI,i;osLl Flhs8, HiSa, AeeonIe
oGS, Banios and TImb11nES, BT1Sa lnStTumfHtS the
6rst lsd beat make
issrUeuOa books or Il kinds Of Instruments iad roE
SiRpRG.
Muse or the Piano Gtltar, Finite and Violin. also The
BeWest Son, Dets etc., Gnd ths TeTy beat Roman lud
Italian Violin and Guitar StItnCS
ChpDev, Reeds, TUhlt FofkG, IlSo Vlolia lRd Gdt,r
Screws, Viola HDesF lBl Tail Boards.
BTaS Iof YioiibtE1o all YlotR.
j. keeeIt Furniture PoLSh, or TeDoyatRg VaEliahel
FUFIitare Sueh ~ Rabnf CabiletS, Se1m BoAiS any
descriptions q FUrhhHs,
Also or tale bT TIE Aet Eot kleber, Httabg PiARo9
q the 6fSt tbi 6eat 10 tie Uned Stltea such
- Sl and CIaTkS Grtkd tsd S9ulIe PhAoa, B. Dua.
hsuI Htstt and AleElS eee brited Bostol RaBos &c.
AFeat 0T t1a uaks orfirAAfdt lAd Ntedhlm'S Patent
Ittsf5eosa ta rnHih wnuss,liO,trntsar.r r.raltea
o. tie loWestPTrt4. a.
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Te We.Iefa aad sealhera Mtrtlaal.

Pendl6ton u Brother.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
EoRt u. s.s Of LeatTOSseeo, FoGt, lna PtOtets tta
iao!SntaI ra4h ..4 b,p.L SOC P..la.
Balttnlote.
HnEh Isaki6s 4 Co. /
F.W. BIune E9Hs,
Long 4 RyTn, lnd SBaIhmott
ne eiaAiSrs Ot InT of The
D. GSs' Ess. cssa. \ ~ Bfv.1
y. bfLdy, . A&H BABkt trk..u..
TllAai DellPlln,
Jas. R. B1kkF.
JaA NtGully, Pittsburgh
RAojes & 0iIlhaJ. Rrldstpolt,0
tiTssn Dorsey, pOWhittaRI ILO.
HsSit .t.T Dsts:T. ftEI,t Wy, s.Iuuatss
Iaeob6 q. Grove, 81. ClhirSTLk,O.
PtteT NeSaser, liliPoile, o.
T.L Necey kre's, Eistsnti1s, Va.
Tweed, Sllely& Wright,
JoSEphC BgtleF 4 Co. clSeilAu. o.
J0hh CIeish.
Geo. GEttp. Juh.,
IiOIdoa & Co., to.,.vir.
C.MeNoran,
Siml. s. Pr.ston 4 Co.
hH9s-tvd
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=wHEEEING Va: FRIDAY MORNING,
CITY BUSINESS.
EaoIe Forge. Wire & Iron Works

HTAyUFICTUREKO OI au Sltes kaT aEd FaUeY lIod,
Nj K X. Ares, heavY tHL light ForEinSs, Roller Xiv
els, wire, &c,
-. ncll
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April. ID 1866.
WHEELING.
No. / Super Phosphate Of Lime.
VERSUS "GUANO.n

THIS valsabe tnitsf kl Seen Sstd tOr SrveEb year1
ln RRilRd Sad otbet parts & EuroPe 1hl nsSt ~ g.
lro bod, The IN lH5 lht s1ttnt y
which Il Is Gsed IloiS PiTHktA is tsmtrodUctou 70 IA
country ~ tie s1baelbtr hal tsa more ieeeht but ne
Pns1eSS Il has made A tie eAtimlhnA q Tie pubic bES
cot btEa sES nlktdor 3DectsSii than asrOa NtEf ny
trial 81 thret yearN hTtstiahon OF lA merits, 10 WAlch
.iAe there has hStA VeTy mny ScOPGOES kGPeiimtu uls
made by The most Scenl6e GSIicpltltSts and TaroES
Tubs C0mmtietS, DC, Ilt b side Peruvian Gaaho, y
10 is retve value compared With The llteI tRd % nos
iaRaEees prPleJtD$e Eveu 10 he "SUeH Phosphate o.
Line" sIeA TeP0StI a returned win Gborly bs placed
before the PuAic, which will coaVey more tDi0rFauOn
ikaa lie SubtEnber eS dtSFo4sd 70 0atr, 1S TIE mahu'
heturer, attic Pre8ent nomeHL
ItsehSmtt eomP6aou 1 OF that bature 70 a. 9Dee a."
ford o0d and RouTtShnent 70 growth Of al deGnPuoHs
rs b31i8 heEgGr hed OF Ereund tHsI," tht smSey q
which a manure II ALREADY well lowR and
watch are dttonPoSed By the addition Of one hh tAeT
weeht or SulPAuie Add 70 which added tue PIOP"r'
iOH Of Guam and Suphlte Of AmE0hll the hteE one
Of the moSt thenl 1ssnS Ia the best Peruvian Ghbo.
Il Is taSy hIRded, etips Ia perfect POWDER Will se
tuR4 suitable 10 all soils, Earahed PSrs 1hd Eshon.
AID When Al mIahty 70 be RGhd a setetoaa a here re
BIe&ented.
Pamphlets sill * forwarded application u tht sub
sehkkr or 10 bis sEenlS, Whoee tnot9 aIe a. 0EoWf
NeSSSTS, AGGtUter 4 Sous, RiekmODd, W.
10 RowIelt, HARDLY d 70, Petersburg, Va.
do Borum q NeC'eah. Norfolk, Va.
do c. Stewart, Etq., Blltinore, Nd.
G. y. DE BCRG,
asrieultuFll Chemist,
sep2j wIliiaua6ureh Long ISlSB4, y. 7.
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To Dealers in Wash Boards,


ISisfT o. RIcg. OF CineiHu1ti, "lHrtals{ HsiuaRt
L ImrTsr,asSt u hGIh 4SsrES," Tor Which be obtihtd
FI1kNTIa 0et. 1919. said Improvement CONSISTED Ia
OPsny Pepsing the tiSS Of aheet VI ne Tor othsr
'UlbIe Hei,) AID theHI cGrSs them 70 tHei't sr cat
Aer HIY iEto ue sold vo0deu udea o. teGS Of wish'
Soardi the nelbodS PreVOUt! employed hlYR; been 70
stGlG ETGsrt " cat RsTtcE, 10 receive Tie meaie
plate o. Res tSbteqUeatly NoId bis Eart tStTtIl az
SuAtrth Ia said Pattht 10 The Hubserbef, who Is row
sole RropIiet htTtofaS well Is SGy CstttrtEI HGGH
ftcta n of"U RICIH IXIGoTED rlTEIT ZISc WAN
IHAAD," hlviEg IueEEtdEd 10 the late hIm VI WAVE,
bILT Co., In lbat bsdneO. GdOcfd ~ The Popularity
lnd excessive Sas Of said Pate8t Wash hOardS" 1Ga-
A,Y PtrIoas hINS tRgaeel 10 maAs and VsRdlps tlem
Ithsat shtleri, to % Ie, TeIg rtasitHs ~ riEAt,
eVTtI sy Ssid Patent. Sut1 hATt bttH coumelGed GRd
are now reading, 5En certain iatea kROaH 10 Be 'hS1
fed and 1t ia ny stfnuoG " PrOSeCute or all 10
fnySneaI OF NV legal aRd Just TshI, 10 the extent
Ilse lV AL PERSoS ave lEsteIOTs eartsSof against
PUshstIng or dealing 10 Eue wash ASArda Eass amer tNs
GGRAEI pslsati n Riet. uuless billted 30 RtS In.
sTarri WG4A SaafiS PsttAlti ts9," rone IhsIS berS
genuine II may ht Wal0 Geaa /, that the I1ha0e la
tie shape o. the eimP,-0E The emPol meat or any Pat
sntsd Eachiue TO alt -aSaboaTd4-does rot gre tie
fh to ne Ihe Psts1ie4 Laesag PTseta above dsSeIb
ed, upon which The rflEt Of tie soird sly deFeud,
WbOe8ak orders 0r tAe GfIutn triielt respectfully 50
Icited and p omPl eIFeue5, N a. oV PneeS Is aly OF
JOSEPH ". WAYSR
Sole proprietor aud RanutSei1Ttt tlGTtU,
O6te Il HardHaTe store, No t96 NalH It.
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pake' Notice.

We don't think II hecettaIy 10 invite orr friends 10 set
tle or al anylhns 0bouthe beed NJ money takHS for
"a nted thsy viii al rub lr tai cSBdeuIe IA due ume
We wish " INFORM ;beE hUWeVet, tntt al settlements
ISs 10 bs nude hersAsT Jh uS 10 every ~ onthS In.
1OtGd o. twelve mORh&-iIy the i1 JI aud l1 llnslry
Ie9t NrNNfR h HHRHKY,