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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-11
The Likes and Dtsiikes of an Editor.

I
The arrival of the mails is the great event Of
! the editorial day. An editor likes "a fat maii,' /.
| e. plenty of letters with money in them. He is
mercenary dog.
He likes 10 receive communications which will
save him labor. such as may I'LL place in his
columns without being shortened or fixed up
HID is lazy fellow.
His detestation of long badlY-written manu-
script, which may have grain ofinteEest lurking
upon It's bots and scratches, and which therefore
he feels his duty TO lead, has never been express
ed in words, and never can be. He is an irascibIe
person rather.
He likes (thati is, The Young EDITOR to go into a
handsome apartment i'll the house of zone of the
first families, and see lovely woman sitting
magnificent sofa, unIera TeSPlendent astral lamp
so deeply absorbed III the peIuSal Of the last num-
Der that she does not notice his entrance for five
minutes. How he bushes. He forms high
opinion Of her moral, social, aud intellectual
worth.
He likes, when two thousand miles from home, TO
see backwOOdSman sitting on u stump font of
his log cabin, on fine Sunday morning, lost in
the columns OF some incompatible sheet-say Tor
example Life Illustrated. This gives hun an idea
OF the Universally of his genius.
He likes all those exchanges which have the
discrimination to copy anything from his columns,
particularly if the article is preceded by some
commemdatory observations. But
He abhors an exchange which copies without
cTtult. lie has a good mind TO Cease exchange
with such fellow. But magma nimty foGbdS.
He likes exclusively to see an article of has i'll
the London Times credited to an American paper.
Why couldn't they put the credit properly, is
what lie would like to know.
He likes 10 see himself copied into John o.
GroatS journal, Oregoulan, or tue Melbourne Ar
gus. He is making himself felt at the anti. odes
His voice has gone forth TO the end of the til.
He likes 10 be the first 10 announce anything.
But If, in his eagernesS TO do so, lie has made a
man dead who is only sick, aud is ANONYMOUSLY
cOrrectSd by a rival, and obliged himself 10 ac-
knowledge the error, lie don't like it.
He llkeS-Oh! hOa1 he likes it! to get out the
best number lie ever issued. He has this happi-
ness very frequently
He lisIikes-Oh; how he disikes, typograph-
cal in the best phrase ofthe best sentence of
the best article in the paper. Typographical en-
rorS generally occur i'll that very place.
Yet, after all, there are few thing he likes as
well as fat MALL OF dislikes so much as a lean
one. The poor fellow must .llve-at ellst he
thinks so.-LiEe Illustrated.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-11

n5Choera being the disease above !!ln others most
dreaded it will be well O' all to bear in mind that as
preventive Or. ]. HOs:eters Stomach Rers stand at
the head, and therefore all should keep supply at hand
during this warm weather. Its upon the stomach
isorgaized by diet and is viv:ying influence up.
system is truly astonishing and escrb.
ed but felt when used per direction the bottle
Farther upon them would be superous, they
are known :ar and wide
For sale by druggists and dealers generally everywhere
and by
THOMPSON &: PATTERSON,
ser6 BUSHF1ELD & Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-11

BIsHor DoANE ON THE RAILROAD DrsAsrER-Ou
Sunday last Bishop Doane delivered a discourse
in relation to the recent disaster. In the course
of his rsmarks, he alluded to several friends WHO
had left his residence on the fatal train; two o:
them parents who had just placed their son in his
keeping, and who was presetvel; the Other
widow of clergyman, who was one of the killed.
He then portrayed in graphic terms the awful dis.
aster MS follows:
My brethren, there can need no preacher to
bring this mournful providence home to your heart
OF hearts. Those nearing trains. TIE Sigual tn
brake up That carriage on the track. The
craSh-tne crash. Car mounted upon Car. Car
rushing through the midst Of Car. The cloud III
dust. The storm Of SpIInters. The grOan. Tie
shrek. The wall. The wounded. The mntia-
ted. The crushed. The torn aSunler The bu-
red alive. That fearful row upon the bank. Tho
hurt. The dying. The dead. Our public huus-
es are filled with the MANNED and manse,i. Our
public hall receiving vault for unknown cornseS
Our private houses so many hospitals. Every man
n Servant-eveTy wOmon a nurse. Though the
whole day business given up. Tina social current
all directed to one point. Not an act, not a word,
not thought but OF tine wounded. Of the DYING
OF the dead. The very Gentle of our city is a
cloaked graveyard. There is no human eIountnc,.
that is no: beggared by such sermons as that
preached TO every heart. God spoke and man
was still. an the midst of IIf'-hll lelt-sin The
midst of lfe-we are in DEATH
The lessons Which he derived from the occur-
renee were the uncertainty of life; the terrible vi
otence OF death !; its leveling AMI lndiScnmna-
ung character; the sublime power Of great sorrow,
as shown by the effects of the accident unon The.
feelings OF the community; the neIrneSs OF iuII-
ment; and the necessity Of immediate preparation
for death.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-11

Lo'ry,,", noctoTS, Pandora, Ministers, in all c cs
Inrra OF Stale, Ladies' aud Gentlemen in Tie Nlt.I
walks OF Iiie, as well as those moving The In,i bhe
Spheres speak O the themselves aud l,e. D
this wonder iL aTtulc.
In pi"nI O what wc say ahuvG, we now lclel you to
llHmPtOH's Vegetable IiMcIurc, AID il, {,
Tie wife Of T. w. ycake, Grocer, as. Pearl ST., cureS
dies Jailed
WIN NJ. Oldham Gate of the Custom House } dven,a
cured.
w. ~. SchnetTer Esq, of the oldest magistrates aud
most highly respectable ClliZes cured OF great weakness
and IcsIUr ed to robust health.
JNrret Plummct, I63 T. Baltimore st. suAercdiuciycly
years with nP disease aud ial Cu
alter all OTHER remedies uilcd
Space viii not init ioI hnml eds of Others .,
Ge" w. Goodrich Capt rhGs G. not RObI Guuil, jas
SHIyil, cured vi rheumatism.
J"hG PerVal, S. A, GCinn, john Lake, Rev. v Esk
ridge, u. s. Navy, aud thousands Others cured ui lysp
sla SCIOluia, cough, liver COmpans, bronchitis Sau0
EltuS' Dance, NC. We teIer To our GitZGhs-Ca
them.
G1-Delcac females and children will please Try it. Il
cures coughs, bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Liver COnlil,
ScrOlua' with arrangements ri lIe SYSTEM
llull anu get pamphlets, gratis.
For sale by II. II. LO2nn & Co., Wheeling, gen
eral agents.
Sold by MORTIMER a. MOIVBPAV, alO Bslllno,c Il
ia .lImolc, ana 30i Broadway,
Us Price 81 Ter hottie. irG
SAMuEI. LAUGHLIN. ALEXANDER LAUGilI!y,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-11
THE GREAT REMEDY

Is Hampton's Vegetable Ttncture. See advertisement
aud inquire OF the citizens as to its virtues.
For sale by #. II. LOGAN K co.
ast5 bridge corner, Druggists.
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WHAT'S TIE MATTER WITH YOUR HoRsE9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-11
WAY FEmAi,'ss $UETEIs IN ais..N"IAi
THE MARRIED woMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
PANION,

PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.
One Humdredth Edition. 900, OOOl lsmo. pp. 25
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Good Medicines.

THoMPsoN &: PATTERSON,
BUSHF1EID & Co.
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ser6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-10
The ProhIb,tovy Liquor Law.
ARRssis = ron rnToxHATios YxsrgnpA,.

ARRksis ron fsToxI3ATIos YxsrEnDAy.
For other, lhs number OF Arcsss for .
too free incuseSc. in Intoxicating liquors has
ed fully half since sunday, thsrs having bsss
moIe than twenty Ave unforsunates oomm,tod yestsr
day The Lover Po,s Court At tn. Tombs, AS ia usual,
claimed the hon oaare Of tho prisoners Of -hs.
wsrr 'ery unwilling or, 70 SAP the least unable TO pay
he 80 hne impoecd by Law for indscrestncas In drink
ing "ropg bessras-s. Al tho ocond District Poltes
sourt, Justice PsMcy constsx~s the NV In nann~
quite different from all th. other magistrates. Hs
thinks that tho wording OF secEon IL leaves 10 optoa
with u" committing magistrate TO impose the ans e
$40 or not. Acting tha b.lief a. ous
OF the prisoners ysss without nnuv hlm AZ All be-
cau'e hc had been arrested Tor .oricstioc =
any previous oecsson and had promised faithfully
At the Third District Police Court, Justo. wood dis
po.ed o. ten c1es OF whom lv~ paid the aas Of $40
zach. While the Others who's. finances a .Ahsus
30, ~ere obliged 10 serve cut tLcir t~ IN. prisos
yard.
delay hauling the qucr dcsi~rs the Goals
they can get possession Of anes positive testimony
VIII enable them not only 10 arrest the deAsr spirts
but that souid warrant them fully 10 making aplsts
seizure Of tho goods and all tho psrsphernahA
TO constitute hint class dr'osing asoon AAay
speculnuoss entered into Who the hrst
blow will fall upon some suppose one II the
first class hotsA will have To lead cG tbs bah,
while othors think that the small saloons. whsse
the nAy Of liquor IL not very choice, aud by
Of foreign na'arr, would snssd the be@s oppor,an,ty
for tes'ing the strength Of tbs prob,oitssy act,
MoogLYs COURT or SPECIAL sKssIoss
Befo Justice smith.
Edward Morrison, Hugh Fhnpst trick, members sf tho
Liquor Dealers Association and Thomas Lynch. vsrs
brought up warrants yesterday by ofcrr Frost, Ter
soilirg hquor contrary 10 Law. T. d. Morris. E~4.,
cosnsel for iqutr dealers appeared for tho AssA
cehndAnts and moved for their dischArge upon the f
loving grounds
That II docs no. appear IN the said wA1rasts
vbethsr the brandy charged 10 have been sold In.
ported or domestic liquor
z nut n pea hat To-
fendAnts are not mPorsrs that this hqaor sold
not In the original package
The Justice reserved ha decision until Wednesday, -
which time the sxaIn zion sdjourasd, the dsfsad
ants being held Ia $3.50 ball each 70 appear
IN WILLIAMSBURG.
few cases OF drunkenness vsrc disposed Of befsrc
Alderman Mare. and Justcs Jacobs Monday norssg.
The prisoners being qusstioosd 10 where thsy hsA
got the liquor, slated that they could not ta thsy
too drunk at ihe tms 10 know any hlng about n
They were aneo $40 each
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this midway betwren the e.ptsl, OF th. columns tho
Autnean coat o. the asgs Cropping on eacn aide
OF the thisd, all 10 appropriate coots Iney sup
ported with columns OF asree sorA the outnss formed
Of cts oi red green snd blu. Ares from this ruaning
out ~~ch side ATTY feet, revolving pieces
each tom ming runs, tbr pre OF which filed with
turning Dynres OF different colored Htes tcrminsng
with explosions OF BOMBS and msrcons filing tbs sir
with stes aDa bsls OF coaored fires displaying
surface Of 20 100 tquArs feet ~ dame, Of tue ost br
lalt aoc varied c.iors in pyrotecnny.
After the Istt named piece, which elected great np
plause the slowly d~psrseu The above works
gotten up by Joseph @. isaa; Edge, Of jersey
Cry
THE oTHRR PARKS.
Great crowds alec assembled at the other parks TO
lissen to tho music, aAd witness the fireworks. Az
Tompkins SQUARE, Robertscu's band in attsndsnec
ard the fireworks under ths charge Of Isaac Eise
Sen The fireworks at tn. Distributing Rs-er yoir
Esbts sixth street got up by Mr. Pcrgo, the Bio
Asylnm band furnishing the music. Al LAasrtine
JacLton square, the junction OF Eighth svenus
suc Tbireen,h street AZ Carmsosve and Harlem, also
at the junction OF Fast Broadway fireworks we're let of
The evening fine sad everything conspirsd 70 make
the various exhibitions plsAsant not profitable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-10

PLEASANT PLACES Hyr wEATurR.--ws visited Glen
Cove last week, and found II right pleasant place.
There is fine steamboat running 70 the Cove twice
day from Peck slip There is ssent hotel, with
Bbe pleasant drives all about H. and the bathing fac
lises very good Mr. Burton the great actor Aui
manager, resides here during tns summer lie has
nDe estate combining the requisites OF rural life and
marine luxuilcs AZ the tins His esta absn at
is sn extensive one, in the true English style with
portsrs lodge, which only wants fat faced I'm
with mug OF beer ia his hand and . rci checked ds
sci with in her hand and looking do upon the
fat porter to make the Illusion perfect Burton ought
to employ rome supsrnumearss TO carry out tha idea
Bsdpsse apart however, the Burton villa at Glcn Cove
is one OF the prst.iest and most tasteful country resi-
dsnoes about these settlensnts.
A. the Highlands Of Nsvsink we found Thompson =
Atlantic Pavilion, old and popular hotel open fos
season. Mrs Jarvis has slso opened ne house here
called the seA View Hotel Here enjoy the ocean
brsre In all n. purity while In the rear arc plenty OF
Jersey forests viii, pleasant walks and unbvassoas roads
for n drive. The Highlands cannot cscelied 10 many
respects.
Al fert Hamilton nothing Ia Going this summer. The
bote was burned some time sscs, ana this ruias
nov being removed. Speculation is rife hors however,
next s,ason there 10 he tso three ane hols lots
Of cottages cheap lots, railroad from Isookiyn,
a museum, and many other improvements. Ns should
not be surprised they had the opera negro hers with
the United States band from the fort the orchestra
Fort Hsmlton is very nice place IN III. ner AMI
Is quite rendezvous for the weekly and Sunday editors.
The Bath House. at Oath, J.. l., uBdsr the charge of
Rathbun has been much improved this ssason bat tbs
greatest change o. all has taken place ., Consy Island
where Mr. Rogers, who is very geniism,ny pcnon has
opened the 0ossno House, nav and excellent hotel
II is worth going dosn there taste Of his clam sou,
IL IL scious the best this aide Of NAhan and he
get up at icv minutes notice II lisa pleasant dve
or salt TO copsy Island thsss hot afternoons
lake MAhopac Offers great Inducements 70 lovers Of
pure cir and plenty Of cold ~stsr, outside and In But
there lakes up tho Jersey mountains which
are unknown, comparatively and intend 10 aa,onisa
the peopls with description of them.
II II lnnentabs fact that thsre no, half many
v;es At any Of these places there a. this iins
last year. We only for by tho sosriy os
money and the high price OF ali the n~cesssrss. Of s.
Provisions higher than ever-frais arc up-vege-
tables held at csorbtant prices and people cannot
afford 70 srsnd money trip 10 the country tho
Side The hotel isspers mus, suffer from this state of
thiszs and tie proyson dealers marks, gardsnsr and
fruiersrs, must put dosn their prces essry VII
b. kept poor 10 make them rich.
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CoiGnaE CossgscHrsrs-Cofrr rbiiS co'tggs, ~ rifs
Dnrnscr CoLrsSa.- This 10 the iim- u Col-gs Coca
Hsnosmenis, and al the SANE tins ihs proper psrsci
fof msisy yrsrsrston 70 sn,sr college. anons'i %
educational irstAiaions u eeastry ihfrs - 'eT
fec, y rhay- which entitled % uors esasbsfAloa
than the Columbian colsge, II iLs fasirsi q 'SamNs
This nstliuuon oommsness lts nsr' "'sloa % ihs "a"
Wednesday Of september nsIi,. an eo5Nnass nias
uenths until ths last wesnssisy ~ Juna Tbs profss
sor. Of his college ar, sssizssn eel sso.n 10 Tbs h
rsry Ard sslsstGe -ori4 gHoasssts In shs haasEss
a. f.srnsg they rs,y.ur'y ies1h Fui p@rsiraiars q
N. oslsr- vin b fogsa ~ References " ss',siny
eclumss
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Mr. ALsaH Masa died In tbis city yestsrdAy, In tho
ssth year of bis age Mr.. Mann extensively known,
formerly "a one u the nrm of welch 4 Mann, circus
proprsiors, In which yosation h. ssin.a banssoms
property all ~ -hieh vas Inverted the Brosi~ay
theatre of -hich ,stAhlhm~rt he va the bsliaer and
Grs. m.nsger, commencing In 1850 Th- prop~r,y after
Yards pssd cat Of h hands and With nearly AL Of
bG saving. His last speculation a. manager vas Ia
the eircss, corner of sr.h sna thirty asnsh
street, In Iss2f5s, which also unsaco~s.fai nos
thA, time hs hss been snes~i -sh dropsy sss p4ss~a
away gradually, without pain csl Nans, ss he -.
usually cssd -ss vidsly kEo~n Throughout tbs esas.
try and very popular Ils a n&,irs of tlis
rtAts.
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The CsBSsAs Of ts5J.
OFFICIAL nKTURN OF SIgrH WARD CENsrs xAR-

The Marshsia Ia this ward have comrlstei their popu
A,ion schedules In aa district spd win doubt
els have their full returns made up by the end OF tss
week. will b- BY the agures give belos that
there has been ttls change in tho poputon OF this
district; for though stores have accumulated there,
boarding houses have Aso become numerous and
in this way have kept up the population although the
number OF dwellings may have decreased In this ward
there ID one sugar manufactory that turns out over
II 600 oto lbs of sugar in year. and another that does
nearly an large business The following are the
turns of the MashNls la all district and ia
that we have given estmats tina, VIII within
twonty Of this hnai return
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Arorun FIrsi RsnSosD AgTsWr.-A'n yoefsy
morning, ., ttoui oeioek, dsovsr n,n-s xccsrhy
eyed sb u - ysass, rssi1asx In ssessi avesss Ia 10
e'y a Wee Yorn vas soels~n.Ay siss a. ths slsaxh
sr tou,., vest Of B>vgss Hn A H. vss r.,unz sesa
tEs es,Ls trsln vkiis ESsos, ks FOO, caasns
10 'reS switch, ssd hs vss thS,ss aovs by ,As
and over. Oss " his legs vas severe aai -
sihs vAs brpssa 10 two rlsrss lie ds>s sya sss~r
sssss. His 80 . iaf, vss vish him Hs hss 10 his
eo<hst u &c. J.stos Gsrssss hs1t isgsss. soss
Ms rsnAlAs rs verdict u tss isry snosssNts ~ 20
T1ysa = tAs eourssy nsn haA1a
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ANTHOLOGY.


A IL WHO WISH srEEDY MARRIAGE MAY CALL
"A soon on MADAM MORROW, the seventh daaght~r
anG the Of the intended com sanious She
wi nroaa her wonderful science and tell all the events
life, the very thoughts, to the great sstonish
nsui Of all the visters. N.B-No charge n net satis
fed. No 20 roeme street, between Cannon aud Colum
bia streets. Gentlemen not admitted.
(,ARD.-MADAM PREwsTTR RETURNS THANKS TO
~ her friends and patrons, and bsgs to tbas after
tie Thousands both In this city and PhiladephiA Who
have consulted her with entire Satisfaction ess
GdSut that In the questions Of ssuoosy, love and Av
matters, and books oracks, relied constantly
BY Esposon, rhe has equal. she viii toll ths name
of the future husband and also the Of hsr ustsr
Rssicencs 70 Madison street, door frcn Cathsrse
MADAME HARRIS, RENOWNED PHgENofOGrsT
ll from Paris, be consulted abou; lore, marriage,
busness and viii tell the Of the lady gentle
they win marry; also the names Of her visitsr.
ReGdence 123 Eighth street. si Fourth avsnus,
enc block from Brsadvay.
MADAME MEYFR HAS REMOVED 10 1si szyLSfH
Ivl avenue between Twenty third ssdTwenty tcsrth
streets. shs continues 70 tell paSt pressut and utas
ssestA, hksviss marriages, journeys, Av ssitAi su.
siness prcspects sickness. absent ftseds, aad pro
perty iost OF stcka. hAdsms MeysT svsesss In Rag
srt
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REV ARDS.

M on REWARD-LOST, on sA1URDAY AFTER.
pAO noon. in one OF the Second avenue railroad
cara, pockssbook, containing $3.50. The above will
be paid to the finder
SAMUEL c. HARrs, 42s second avenue.
On = REwARD LOST, ON THE erH INST, A BLACK
DC Newfoundland dog, with white marx upon the
breast and top OF the head. Answers 10 the Of
Mage. The above reward vii be paid on delivery OF the
dog at Nos. IL and 10 Warren street.
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rrrro~sD hrrDsz Az Trnrss, Dsnss,at corsrr. n
Y-os nssrisy last vhlie ss~ y1. Rs0ros1 trails 80
sSrsesshsss Tsrssrs, discovered iyisr 90 -
srs<h, asd t~sers ts saxis. eosls b. rrss-i as 1s
rsn svsf tAs bcsy rfs r~nAss vsrs sfvsssrss 49,
,iAs1 ~ bs'ns ihass " Jehs Cssssr. h,svr Hs 80
Dscvs1 b ~ tps~sssst " eso before h1y vss Ass
osvsrs1 tst On sesyssisx bio pcsssss ss asssy esSA
ess ts foas1 TNAs eis.s he's - - shs
fAelas sAas shs rsssv~1 s0A hs As1y pAesA
- ~ Gsss v sAss nsps~sr hs vssst2sssy us val.
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~ RAND EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS
NJ Tuesday, July 10, 1S66-Fars 30 cents-By the safe
and tommodious coube engine steamer MA5SACHu
SETS, 4. X. Hanks commander leaving pier foot OF
A. NJ. Fishing tackle ana bait on board A band Of
munic will be in AtteuoAnce.
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cArrrH A. ExrKnr uornGnsKAgER-
On sandsy night, young man named winism Dyss
Va. takss into eu',oiy ~ oosrs walsos AMI Arsor.
a the nghsssn,h ward police, charged with burglary
under the following clresmstAness On the night In
question, Mr.. Curtis. of r-sa,y third sts~; hearing
he noise of burglars IL we're 20, ou, Of b.i ssf
cams down stairs, ~hsrr he discovered The prissssss
up stairs pa on ths roof ~ the house n. on
GERS YER. nrssfa<iy cal~s In, and e3Dmsss<i srcs
.ssreh for %. fusisiv. Af,sr wrssiss. q y, ums
he sAs al last disocver~i hn sssy bsbind nses ~
ehinnsys 81 the end ~ the block lie sassn =, tbs
station honss ami iosksd up. On tie return o. ~
orsesrs 70 the presnsss they fosnd that not ony has
Mr. Curtis hoss~ bsen ~ntsrsi, bat also tbos~ ~ Mr.
rsansn stt Mr.. hnlss ssfi door Bslshbos, had b>ss
sevsray trossn into and robbed ~ 81 iha' vAs vslaA
biz The fanilies In these hsi TO hos.ss nos hsving
been ~ hons Dyer hsi lfot~fines vhAssvsf. and
soaA have 70, % -iu .sr".l hIslr.a asnsss vo.ss
70 Mr. Curuss heass vbsrs tbs barsina of psvfs
cog hDoeksd all bls plsss s'o e"cAs4 hat Jusues
Psss,y committed bin ~ iiAi
arrxnrrrp .ssissr.rior oy 4 voLicssAs.
A,sa aary kosf "a sa,srasy norrisx. daring si.
,snp, vss mass % shao, roliesmss, in the sssghs~
ho,d q Bghiy .rfh stree, aud Tenth svsnas. Is 40.
pssr hat oosE Bsss Of ths Twsa,y ss<as4 vasd 20.
ns, ksvlsr ooosslos to hep eloss watch up,s 80.
isllgs' vhon be s'.ossy sasp~e,~d 70 - roxsss
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