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School Meeting.

A MEETING Of the voters in School District,
II No. 4, in the city OF BiddeIord, will be held,
by adjournment, in Beethoven Hall, on Friday
evening, May 0, a, 7o'clocI, TO act upon the
following article, in the original warrant.
ARTICLE 5. To raise sum Of money 10 build
School House, and to pay the District debts.
Said article, having been referred TO the Agents
with instructions To report at the adjourned meet.
ing, upon the expedlency Of building said School
House, Kind Of house wanted, and cost estimates
thereof and at the same same time TO report IN re.
laiIon TO The district debt, aud for what said was
contracted.
DANIEL STIMSON. }
AMOS w. PAGE. : Agents.
THoS. l.. KIMBALL'
Bddefosd, May 1, 1856. IS
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Dratbs.

a1C|~@~"1~~~I~>c-
IAN Augusta, Saturday May ,, Mr.. WIN. w
Eieayr, OF 49,, aged 50 years mon,hs-
GAy, Nay /, Willis T., sou VI Mary, and
[y,n. Goocn, ased 2 years IL months.
SSss~--ei, My S, Mrs. Mahiiab'e Thomas
Jagged Is years.
la Ksaaeiunkpor,, May I, Robert GiPairick
sged 81 years.
Ia Uayioa, May 4, Noah Hal Jr., aged 20 yrs
10 months.
Al Wood Island Saco, April 2s, Nathaniel Ven
rill, aged about Is years. Mr.. v. was. keeper o
Wood Island light.
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SEN At f.

Y.rk-y. N. Goodwin, A. Junkins, J. KszAr
a. "a b< ria nd = PhlnehAs Barpes, Josiah
Biai.ieli, A. n rhompson, IIoratio J. ssAsey.
Oxfsrd-0'Nsl W. Robinson, Caleb y. IIoi
land.
-Liseei.-I. Wilder Farley. s;sphen II. Read
Eiuard o'Brieu.
Kesne bec-Emsry o. Bean. Thomas Burrili.
senerset-John Y. Ilodsion-
Pens bs~st IL Jones, J. Weston, A. Crane.
waids-wm. AVER, A. Marisn, samuel .
IisasAn.
Ptseatas is-Philip 8. Lowell.
washin stsa-Aaron Hayden, samuel II
Talbot.
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From as BO,tO. Mirror. sdiisd BY TA0~s'

II with ordinary pleasure that call the atten-
on % readers TO the advertisement In another col
umn. Of DR.. w. H. Haydens Improved Vegetable Pur-
gative Plls, and assure readers that THIS
VI the vie humbugs with which the papers are
daily crowded, but . truly valuable mciicine We
speaa nov expereoce having tested their virtues In
our ovn family Try them. SwI1
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, JOSEPH NJ. STEVENS Of
w Wells, in The county Of York, on the thrlieih
day Of November, 1854, by his mortgage deed Of
that date conveyed to me tract OF land in said
Wells, bounded thus: "On the Northwest by
land Of jeremiah Stevens on the Northeast by
land Of William Maxwell-on the Southeast by
Joseph Hubbard's land, aud on the Southwest by
the road now travelled up TO the North Village
containing three acres more or le.s'-to secure the
payneat Of his note for 10 dollars and interest in
thirty days, and whereas said cond lion has been
broken by non payment Of said note, hereby
claim TO foreclosc said mortgage.
JERE NJ. EATON.
Wells, April %, 1856. 3wls
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w. N. JORDAN,
DENTIST.
Oace Ne. O, Crystal Arcade,
Liberty 81 Rdde(ori

u AZ the ages roll on the past and present are only
stepping stones to higher achievements and I'm prove
ments In the future. The past poun all its improvements
out 10 perfect the present Thus o. W. stones Cough,
CONSUMPTION, and Bronchitis ESir contain, the
csntrated virtues Of ages Of scientific sesearch Try s
marvellous curative properties. See advertisement.
4WlT
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SINGERS SEWING MAcgrNn,

All persons who desire to obtain full and reab, iu,r
nation respecting SINGERS SEWING MACHINES
their price, capabilities, advantages Sizes Improve
ments, method Of working means Of procuring them,
and all other parcuars-can do 80 by applying at cur
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NOTICE.

ITO the legal voters Of sehoo, District No. T. In the city
i Of Biideford.
You arc hereby notified and warned TO meet at Bee.
thoyen Hall, In said district the 3oth day Of April
instant, nj three O'Clock Ia the afternoon, there and
then 10 act on the following articles, viz;
Isl, T, choose moderator 10 preside In said meet
Ing. =
md. To choose clerk Tor said meeting.
srd To choose three school Agents or said district
sth. To choose classifying Commlttee f0r said dis
trict-
slh. To raise sum of money 10 build sehool House
and pay the district debt
Oh. To transact such other business Is may LEGALLY
DANIEL srIMsON.,
CYRUS X. LUNr. SAgents.
A. W. FACE.
Biddei,rd, April q, 1855.
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NOTICE,

VNHIS is TO certify ,ha, !, this day relinquish to
l. Charles F. Grant, the remainder OF his mi
nority, that shall not claim any Of his earnings,
or pay any deb's Of his contracting that be u
>S " SAMUEL GRANT.
Alfred, May I, 1856. 3wig'
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MunlOrs.
II CANkER, -
BlLIOUSNESS,
COsTiVENEss, aud
GENERAL DEBILITY,
llunlOrs,

ARNOLD's GLOBULEs and
VITAL FLUID,
They cannot exist against action Of these Medico
Chemicals.
Humors In the blood are the sole first cause Of Con.
sumption, by consuming the boods vitality. These
preparations consume h1mors and grs vitality by the
great powers Of Chemistry.
Bee Circulars, 70 be had OF Medicine Dealers.
BURR, FOSTER Co.. Cornhill, General Agents.
Mansfield Co., City Wharf, Boston. Special Agents.
FOR Sale BY Drs j. Sawyer and q. W. Pierson, Bdde
f1rd DR.. VIM. bailey and X. J. Smith, saco A. War
ren, Kennebunk Jos. Curtis, Wells.
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The City Marshal.

Will be 10 attendance daily, Sundays excep,ed)
Of the City Council Rooms, from Sto O'Clock,
A. NJ, TO receive complaints foe the violation OF
any law or City ordinance, in compliance with o
City ordinance, approved March 20, 1885
|, f. A. HENDERSON,
l City Marshal.
Biddeford, March %, 1855. -
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'CODDan,s Island Tor sale.

TOppan's lsianu IOr satc.
THIS beautiful Island, situated near Wool Island
Light House, and containing good garden spot well
vallei in Il offered Zoe sale at bargain It's situation
makes Il desirable for any person wishing 10 en-
rage In the Fishing and Plotting business The price
br which Il viii be sold 10 stoJ co. only about one hall
lis value. Possession given Immediately. Enquire OF
the occupant, OF J. q. DkERING, sseo.
lidhrf,ni. May Q. ls.6-3x.
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Sprtial 9utitss.

10 Amolds Globues aud Vital Fluid have al.
ready attained very extensive sale. From their
nature this might be expected, and the steady In.
crease OF demand only goes 10 prove the real
worth ofiheir chemical action in vilalizing the
blood and destroying the cause Of huinor.
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Corn,

,yIbLOw CORN o. Superior quality IL Do~ Selling b.
i The subscriber. 81 ss,en'y CO. p.r ea.hei
sseo, April gi,t. 1886. ~
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DIR, PETITTs CANKER BALsAM,

IRRITATION or The BRoNciuA, better known a.
a "nekiiHg ia the hroat," with tendency to
cough, is speedily cured By this remedy.
RELIEF Is ALMOST INSTANTANEOUS
c. w. ATwEI.L, behring's Block, Congress
St, Portland, general agent for Maine. Sold by
Geo. w. Pierson. Augustus Sawyer, aud Doctor
Luke Hin, Biddeiord, and by dealers in medicine
throughout the country
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~ The old and true maxim that an Dune OF preyeo-
tatiye 10 worth pound of cure. viii be fully rear 81 by
those who make " q. W. stones Liquid Cathartic
and Family Physic ceanses the blood from Ill I'm
purity, frees The stomach from bile produces healthy
action % the liver and perfectly regulates the bowels
also all local pains, prevents and dysen.
terry. dahea ceolera mOrbus, cholera, srengthegs
the whole system, and Ia perfectly agreeable TO the taste
-yor PoYui. swlT
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Wagons "Nlighty Cheap"
TWO Wagons, new and nice. foe sale very
j cheap by the subscriber.
Bidaelord, May 8, 1856. &wis'
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NOTICE.
House Lot nj Auction

WILL be sold a. Auction on SATURDAY next, Nav
10th, at O'Clock, p. NJ on the premises a House
Lot on cross street connecting Centre with South 81
ana near the former residence OF u. y. somes, E,q-
desirable situation for Dwelling ouse 80
Biddeford, May ), 1886. X. LANE, Auctioneer.
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PoErLASD. AlAdy In Portian took Arnolds Vital
fluid when very lov with q wasting illness, and II
helped her very much II checked the disease, which
In reality resulted from humor, and gave her strength
nom the outset. She IL rapidly improving. Is
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the spiritual theory. How about this'
Shocking Brutality. weare informed that
a few days since a young man. who has been
married but few years, and residing. in
Frankfort, got " gioriously drunk" and
abused his young wife in n brutal manner,
knocking some OF her teeth out Of Aer mouth
and otherwise bruising her but this did moi
satisfy him. On Monday night, or rather
about 3 o'clock on Tuesday morning Of thin
week, he returned home from n groggery
drunk, and kicked her until he broke severa
Of her ribs, and she is now in dying state
If not already dcad.-Lihie Falls Journal.
Another Wig Senator gone orer 70 the Ad
miaisiraiioa. Seeing the valedictory Of Sena
tor Benjamin this morning, where he an
nounccs his intention OF going into the bond
ago Of the slavery extensionists, reminded m,
OF the pathetic exclamation Of Jacob, whcr
he thought his little Benjamin had been sold
to slavery:
"And Jacob their father said unto them
Me have ye bcrcaved Of my ehilirea, Joseph
IS not, and Simeon is not, and yc viii tax,
Benjamin alrGy.
Is not tho similarity rcmarkablc.-M Y
Erening Post.
4 HAD BrsISns.-In Rensselaer, county
New York, \ tavern keeper had abandoned
tho traffic In alcohol, after having been sew
eral years engaged in it. Whenever thu
subject OF his selling liquor was reierred TO-
he was observed to manifest feeling Of To
grst and sorrw. A friend ono day inquiries
the cause.
al will tell you he said and opening hi,
account-book, said, "Herc are forty foul
names Of men who have all been customers
most of them for years--32 of these, to my
knowledge, now Lie in the drunkard's grave
and ten Of the twelve are now conhrmed
sos! These are fruits Of this dreadful and
degrading busines."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-19

NIssYNT AND LOST FREIGHT.-lf our readers knew
as well as we do the facts about missent and los
freight they would not be surprised ut what $ stated
in the following note; need they be surprised that
the -four never reached It's intended destination,
since it is highly probable that the only direction
On piece of paper nailed upon one head of the bar
sell There is most gross careessness aud folly in
marking packages sent by boats and ears that need
reform if we would hear less Of freight stealing, for
Heaven knows there is enough Of that on all trans
portation lines. But to the facts in this case.
A. Ii. Hall Of Bucksport Maine, witcs us Feb. II:
This sheet of paper was taken from the inside Of a
barrel Of flour purchased in this place III December
last by WIN. Grndlc at the price of SIP. l. proved
10 be of the very best quality. Some one out West
has probably lost q number OF barrels OF good -four by
their being missent. Il doubt sent as present
10 some flends-and one Of the barrels was designed
for mother Please publish this that the owner may
race It out"
-Four nail holes through the sheet, indicate that L
card had been nailed upon the outside, which con
tanned all the direction. II might have been removed
BY deeign, but quite likely 10y accident On this
paper the following note was written:
"Whie you eat this flour think Of past days, and
imagine yourself in at table for this Is sample OF
everyday breadstutf II IS Just such as We retail al
&c per barrel made OF Winter wheat; our Spring
wheat Is nearly good and produces better crops and
better yields Of -four to the bushel. NJ. L. McLERAs.
an. Bone barrel is for mother"
We are very sorry that mother did not get It,
but really think that her eon lacked common sense
when he seut it on such long journey with such q
poor direction. If will be any consolation 10 him or
his mother we can him that he is not the only
fool out. The American Express Company in this
city have now ten ,uns Of freight for which they can
find no owners. Some Of il has been in their store
eight or nine years.
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sors foFey: d, csihoIe .t. vas IN h. ss.r9oo9
Mfs 1 40 t'.l M. oe'eese hs- ~snle. 70 -. - .
Cd al sed ia being bet al tired my cup whieh sae sti
Va rst he sane and tden .hs took her wi nsy 80
seen have aursihy every ching hsi doua lf
her liked WHIST cd much better; toll Mira G
ut Fet Re would dc; deceased had sea, srIisy to g
bore vou ssk repeatedly whcu she could so she never
,xrIe.sea vi.h 20 die to Mr' C. paid moe sitsetos TO
teT told LeT deceased vs-y sea 70 be N dan
ger stayed vita deceased on ~ nsat SIC e about 5oa
toa-Lt something shs da undestsnd tbs
fr.fer tocfor am cor fdent she said b. DR.. Marcy
bad hin and in going out that nsat was mot By
IL. Marcy; he bad cap on And had his coat col
Jar ed Up; think bis clothes were brown o., gray
called asain or edue.day about clock Mf Croe ser
tod deceased bad been examined By The doctor has
.le .d r Msrey be SAD she hsa sd o. e'nss'0n q, tns
'5 have trouble .nd desired me remain away uatil Il
-, H. bSv W.. removed; she gave way she
uurle, but ssid 81 hal eessihed 10 tne
ho lad NJ her bad received have not seen
Mrs c- that time have been there once since but
sic was ont she tts u fortunate thai
doeacd al lied hee she seemed 10 be troubled aud WI
Tiet T. and Apprshended danseT she sad sls woid
hundred collars than have deceased de there
iLe said a. 1cL ttat she feared ben taken up ot
caused the A death and wanted me to ean a~ y
sle asked would falsely, and .d would not
suIp'e 'e thou tat N event VI her being aleea
tlt lie called aul ~hAt would would in,aro het
o. know t 'hai had teen aol win deceased Mr. dd
ID Mrs ud not swear fA.siy but would conan sway
TN Mss Crocsers know nothing her. Mrs Croker
told .hr friend widow, aud that her name was
deceased Mrs Taylor Mrs Crackers on Wednes
oas uOLiI after doeastds deah LETT Mrs Taylor there
Ioihlg Iafcuer SAID have searched for Mrs Taylor
could rot her; when drys after decessads
drsth 10 Mrs Lrocke found esl there and Thought
tLe-e Wa sou ethus 90 would not there
STAYED away oG.d have done tor my aid
rvnl %, be- connected vi the mat publicly ofhec
ftcess said Dr. Johnson a"sys 'eTy Kind aad a.
tue o. her being different from Mrs Crockss conduct
nk lave al Tie above dates correct, hut will not BE- posi-
,e; Nrs Croker told the child born Il was
s,e: 90 think Mrs Crockef would "iaAy neglect
or 1 lrl tetta fet. G.
On these aud other facts contained in the deposition
Of Hiss L,aytrworih the Coroner issued his warrant
ior The reaIrtst of Mrs Croker the charge Of
procuring the abortion aforesaid with fatal results.
IL, process was accordingly placed in the hands Of
Cept 1uubull and Officer Rynders Of the Eighth
Ward Police to execute and late last night they took
her into custody at the American Hotel, Broadway,
Lcar Houston street, where she was stopping. This
mofnirg the prisoner taken before the Coroner
hut the District Attorney having decided that the
nattoruow WIS out Of Conner Hiss jurisdiction, the
further investigation transferred before Justice
Osborne at the Mayors Office. The accused was
ihutfore committed for hearing, which is named for
Wednesday.
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THE FROZEN PTAcH.TREEs-M Il. Bateham, 10 a
letter to Tie Ohio Farmer fully confirms our state
nen few days ago, that many Of the peach,rees and
other tender trees frozen TO death We think that
nearly all that planted last year-noarly all that
stapd in undrained rch ground that il naturally mo
and all that made good deal Of new wood last year,
will be found seriously injured. We reiterate our
advice to use the pruning knife freely That can do
no harm and may save your trees. Do not cut them
down until YOU are sure they dead, and then Gu,
away the body close 10 the ground and cover the
stump with sod, and wait 10 see if the root viii send
up sprouts II your trees art dead do not be deou'
ragged but plant more. We may not have such another
Winter this in this century In Ohio generally
conceded that the buds OF peaches, cherries, aprcOts
ZONE early pcars, and OF the most tender apples
are killed badly injured upon IA clay lands. The
Proirie Farmer says:
awe have given up all hopes Of a fruit-czop except
npples The thermometer has been % deg below zero
in Chicago and 2s deg in the vicinity. The p5esump-
ton is that peaCh-tTces, &c, and all rather tender
shrubs are dead down 10 the srOw-lne. And we fear
that half Of the badlyhandled peddle trees brought
into the country last Fall will be found N the same
category whether planted out or beeled IN. The time
for pruning is when the irst warm weather OF early
Spring renders il necessary 10 cut back before the sap
begins 10 circulate; thea do 30 little below the
evident frost-mark deadine But even Il the peac b.
trees of good sorts touch not the bodies too rSShy
for they sometimes after The bark aud wood
show discolorations aud slight dlsoTgan zation, on
cutting into them"
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MARINE AFFAIRS.


TIE IIk IN lhE hAhbOhs
The high winds that have prevailed since Sunday
morning ast have had the effect 10 drive much Of the
loose ice in the North River and Bay through the Mar
rows and out to sea- but great deal Of it was packed
into the sps on the west side Of tho town and on that
part Of the Brooklyn shore opposite the Bay 10 maoh
20 that the boats on the South and Hsmilton-a'eIee
ferries could not make their trips yesterday. Only
two or three rps were made during the day from the
South Ferry clip, on the NewYork side to Montague
street on the Brooklyn side, Of the Wsstreet Ferry
The trps 90 the Roosevelt street. CethsFne and Cow
ernoursireet Ferries were also few and faI bc'weon-
pass neers on several occasions being compehed 70
whit for more than an hour before leaving the opposite
shore. Ths, however, was not 50 much to be attn
buted 10 difficult ard dangerous navigation as ~e
habit which the boats themselves seem TO have I'M
bibed through distractions and delays heretofore oc
essioned by ice Al about p. m. The hooda
parts of the river were covered with ice, bat was
loose and thin, and nearly Dissolved BY She salt wasaf
and warm temperature Of Saturday last.
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FIRES.


FIRK IN MADISON
At I2I O'Clock yesterday morning fire was discov.
cred in the tenant. house No 237 Madison street, but
it was subdued before much damage occurred. The
fire was occasioned by the careessness Of Of the
occupants in leaving candle near straw bed.
FIRE IN THIRD STREET.
Yesterday morning about two o'clock, fire broke
out in TIE grocery store Of Frederick Faror, No. 7t
Third street. Damage about $780, Insured. The
origin of the fire hns not yet been correctly asoer
tanned.
FIRE IN YIFTY-ZIGHTH STREET AND THIRD AvxsuE.
About qnarter to six yesterday morning fire
broke out in the dollhouse Of John auser, Of
Fifty-cghth street and Third avenue. The flames
were extipgushcd with few pals Of water.
The fire was caused by defect in one OF the
fues connecting with the furnace used for heating the
building.
FIRE IN sPRIso sTREET-Loss or LUs.
Yesterday morning, about O'Clock, fire WAS dis
covered in the bndiDg No. 80 Spring street. occupied
By Robert Glenn az piano-forte mandatory and
dwelling. The family occupied the upper part, while
Mr. Glenn flept in the showroom on the first floor.
hrs Glenn awakened by the smoke ascending
from the store and Immediately gave the alarm, when
Assistance arriving the doors forced open and the
fire soon quenched. Mr. Glenn, il Is supposed, from
the severity Of the weather placed his bed very near
tie front Of the crate when Goals fell against Il
and Get il on fire. He was found dead in the back
rsr Of the room where be had undoubtedly crept 10
avoid suforcston. The damage 10 the building and
stock was but slight.
Tie decessed was about II years Of age and leaves
wife ard FIVE children TO mourn bis loss The family
escaped unipjured.
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TIE RECENT AEORTIOE CASE.
RE-ARREsT OF Mrs. CKOcKeR-


since the Itc'hb uhs"l'tC'"4y t'i"ii'A.''H '- LIZ
CcroIer'3 iuoutst in the case At the y,u. woman
-, - A..
known hs Ann LiIAOcth NIhth, WHO u!ro ID. 10. "'J
Ioustop street ia was a,'.O, ~ t, hands ~ at,,.
tlOnikt the authorizes nave bctu hctNc. tN1AE'd IN
.. 49,. Il l..:.. 4 .......-t u, 49,.
huh'iDS up "uIi''O'"' = '''' o'''. ' 80 =! -
ecker p'ODilet!rss &! the Aforesaid pttfl5 g., 3tH
e,..-. =. . Eel. "a t
DCmg eus Clcu VI hd'bs il 'v'-Ccs.D" "I- ~ "'iH-
sou rrocur,d III, D. oflot III. 2 Il ILL., ..,.-r ice
'0-'
suited ~ H'f dttth.
Accordie. Is on Scfurdgy eil..4n 4i O.. u.! Ills
a.
procured hloibci "ItLtSa A. 7t 1ii- 'fpti-'Y 10 .r
Ueiron Of Mrs MauA I.ctvci worth re.is..e d. 50.
, 90.
t23 ITohd"aEi dI'eoilohrI ~ '''i on -"
,c,de IA lerptlv affidavit a. Il llyy.. .
N
NJ. I.o,.,uo,+. 90. .-. ~...t.. o.. -. ..r
, H'nli" - sI'''i' ~ - ~. .-'
bfoag"hy az u''''-'-I1t.. GU 80 ~
mTs a l. 40 ''I a"o'. H. CO. -'' ''
the LCJ'e 81 ni's; bJIi 'A 40, ''.''' +' W
woihed ana 30 "ON. ''" 49, = --'.' 81
W. s,uu, ~ "'-','-. PEI % .... . .-
lIs ''"' - ~ % 80 IL -. -" b.. 49, 80.
dreses always zoos hsI "i- Ho'o Au ''' poem ' 1' n-..
ct seeing hei t"Ne W. 90 ol. NV D. ~ .l I''-5
very oHeh 70 set WI. VIZ. ''' '-' ~ N.''i
seen one Youh5 my WI 80. ~ ~ '.- 10
caI,', -eL - - r-..- =. 80
70 te III go.u H,n''"i uH'' 'i'N .' '---' RI 'H o..
ard out Mrs lty.'i j. re ol o"e M" v .3 "'4t
70 M Iocat on 'Nt - o ~ 'f'aI! a -H- '' 'p'''I
Tor Leri ne hao $40 y" %. g ' i''- "'4, i'' 4. ~
come one pug ~ we '.-'' .-' A' .- l1- aug "'
CtocEer az toty, yen -.. 'It- w. '-'- f.'
- an ,ot sS fe'h.' N eur no ID ,t-1 f.oi 80
ioIho .iis N.oe''i '..' r. -'' - '' t ~,
Coz NtLte-'oL VIZ '- d. - ' f
Wien W. ou'i Con 10" .'e- t.' > .. ~ ia.
Gas - ,oue la,y fr, a ti,.., . rs.-I b., a..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-19

There is something in being in land of freedom.
Last Saturday, says TIE Cincinnati C9mmcresG!,
there was some excitement in Covngton, KY, about
iIee negro named John Thomas, who was arrested
aho tiled charged with migrating 10 that State con
ID hentueky previous 10 the passage Of the law which
Wa supposed TO apply 10 HE case. During the trial
be became alarmed and fed, whereupon q grand race
between hn and the officers came off which resulted
condition Of leaving the State nstanter with the un-
derstanding that he ventures back be viii be taken
charge Of N the Penitsntisry,