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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-21

EMBARRAssING HEREAFTERs-Yah.
the Governor Of Canton, is to face, at
the judgment-day, seventeen thou
sand persons whom he has beheaded
within the very short time he has
held Office. And a mother and four
daughters, of Northampton, Massa-
chusetts, are to be so blest as to meet
in Paradise, seunieea lautulhusbgnds,
whom they have married in this
world.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-21

Tobacco AND THE FRENCH. : A Doc
tor Budgett bDs published PAM
ipblet in England against tobacco, in
which be says: 1.-The essential prin.
Hcipie of tobacco is nicotine, of which
a single drop will kill deg. Amongst
other pleasant little coDss quepces
may be enumerated eneryatiop. Tvs.
terra, dwarish .deformity, consrmp.
tive suffering, and early death OF tie
children of inveterate smokers
All such are however not SO fortu-
rate as to have any children to lose;
for Mr.. Tyrrell is quoted to slow
that 1T destroys the very principle of
manhood, and statistics prove the
fact with most fearful cofrec.ness.--
In Paris the consumption of tobacco
is four pounds per head per annpD,
whilst the falling off Of the popula-
lion of that city during the last FIVE
years,is something appalling France
is, in short, smoking itself out! A
Frenebman will shortly, like the dodo,
belong to the extinct tribes; should
you want specimen, ii must be like
he megstherium,a "a fossillised one;apd
n the next generation be may be
ooked for along with restored AMI
mails in the gardens of the Crystal
palace, monument of the skill of
some future Professor Oweu."
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-21
Gboife portrg.
Riches and Firtue.

They say that thou art bless'd with veal
And so I know thou art;
But riches cannot buy the gems
That sparkle in the heart;
Not all the wealth this world contains,
Nor all of 0phir's gold,
Can purchase one pure virtue from
poor, hut holy soul.
'Tis true that thou art rich-but can
Thy spirit be made glad
In seeing virtue in man
In rags or broad-cloth clad
Can'st thou with eyes of purest love,
His germs OF goodness scan;
And put aside his outer garb,
To gaze upon the man ?
Can'st thou unto a brother speak
With kindness in thy tone:
And while thou erieyest for his faults,
Be mindful of thy own?
And also feel that thou like him,
May'st falter in the fight;
And thus be led to offer him -
Thy help in sorrows night.
Though thou art rich, yet dross of earth
VIII not the soul avail;
IF thou within thy virtuous path
Should falter. droop and fail;
Gold viii but clog thy footsteps here,
And chain them to the sod;
IF thou should's loose the holy links
Which bind thy soul to God.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-21
DRIED ApPLEs.-A skillf,I emo

DRIED ApPLEs.-A skillfuI cook
can mix fruits so as TO improve their
natural flavor in pie, or to save the
free use ofsugar. Dried apples, shred
up fine with pair of scissors and
stewed, may be added to paDy kinds
of fruit pie with decided improve
ment. They qualify and enrich the
tast of currents and gooseberries,
which are otherwise TOO sharp; and
they ado pleasant acid to wbortle-
berries and some other kinds that
are (when used alone) apt to be too
sweetish and insipid.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-21
WHOLE NO. sI6.
Virginia 10 be a Yankee Plantation.

I Ore Eli Thayer said by some to
be an escaped convict fr,m a mad
house, by Others crazed enthusiast
of the Greely school, by others still,
supposed to be1a grea! wag, has in
three Herald articles, developed lis
plan for atolitiouizing the S,uih.-
The substance OF it is, that be and his
eoadjutors will buy up the deserted
sage fields Of Virginia, aud substit-
ute yankee for slave labor.
As soon as these Yankees begin
TO improve the country, they will
Want negroes in their tobacco fields;
they will find "0ld Virginia's sultry
cline" about the middle Of dog-days,
too hot for their refrigerating backs.
They will deem their Southern neigh
Dor superlatively blessed who sits in
the shade. while his Ethiopian "cap-
tives make fragrant the heated winds
with their oily perspiratiou. Every
Yankee farmer at the South becomes
at once Shareholder, and most Of
them uDmiigated fre-taters. 1t
would vastly improve the morals of
many Of the devotees of Sioweism
and Greelyism to give them farms in
Virginia. If this donation is not
made, they stand no chance for ii.
ae to even a half acre, in ''tbe land
# the blest,'' in the world to come.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-21

AND There are no two letters
10 the Manuscript alphabet Of the En-
glish language, which cause SO
much mlsconstruction as I and J, as
most people write them alike. The
rule for writing them properly, and
which deserves to be universally q,
dopted, is to run the J below the
line, aHd / even with the line.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-21

OFFICIAL CoRRUpTIoN.--S -SeveraImag.
istrates, police officers, ,constables, &c,
hnye been indicted at Chicago for
using their official positions to levy
black mail on the inmates Of houses
of prostitution.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-21
THE Law OF EylDENcE.-The New

York Express says: "a bill has pass
ed both houses of the Legislature
and has become a law, which provides
that parties to legal proceedings in
Courts of this State, may hereafter
be examined as witnesses in their
Own behalf, on giving ten days notice
to the opposite side of their intention
to be so examined. This radical
change in the common law Of evil
dence has long been advocated by
legal rsformers.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-21

The Sacramento { Cal } Journal, in
noticing public dinner in that city,
says: THE Mayor of the city and
the ladies, Sc, were appropriately and
drunk, and the party separ-
ated in fine cheer"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-21

Thoreau, the condord philosopher,
says that if a Yankee happens to fall
asleep after dinner and takea nap of
half an hour. the first thing be does
after waking is to stretch himself and
ask : what's the news!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-21

"a penny for your thohts, mad
am" said gentleman to art beau.
ty. AThey are not worth flrthing,,
sir" she replied, Il wes liking Of
you.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-21

The Charleston MercF states
that the Rice crop on the coast
has been materially injureby the
severe cold weather.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-05-21
Hard Tines iu East Tennessee.
The Knoxville Register of The 9Th


says;-
Every where in East Tennessee, al
f.r as We Ire informed, the creates
scarcity y sagoeyder and ersin ot
every desc et,9n prevails. The cat
tie are actik dying by the thousand
and in sone sections, the only de-
pendence b prevent actual starvation
IS to cut Own trees that the cattle
NAV eat tie buds. Nor is this alar.
ming stateof alfairs confined to cat
tie. In rnny sections of the coun-
tay. f.milie that have been well provi-
ded with pt only the necessaries but
many Of fe luxuries of lifo, are so
straitenedIs to be compelled to go
forty or fiE miles for corn or wheat
While Us is the case with those
who have )retofore been comfortable
and indeTndent, the greater want
prevails apng the poorer classes, and
we yester{y learned from a gentle
man from Inc of the counties east of
Knoxville,hat some of bis neighbors
were actttly unable to have more
than one nal day.
Judge Ittersonland many OF the
LAWYERS oltbe Circuit went to Jacks
borough lat Monday. for the purpose
of boldipgl)ourt. 1hey found it im-
possible Il get proysnder enough in
The neiehbrbood to feed their horses,
and Courthdiouinei without sitting.
This is the first. nstance on record
where a Court pc IEast Tennessee
has been xsstponM pr a Ike cause.
InKtcwn ofLAnde. California,
rectHv, ahouse git bid four kittens.
Not desiring to haze hem about tie
house, a gentlemaacoFeyed them to
the harn, and depoitdthem comfor-
tably in a manger Nso doing be
broke up a nest whtres hen was sit
ting. and drove the fl away. A
day OF two subsequenS, he observ-
Cd the absence of them, while the
whole house was distilled by the
distressed mewing ofhe cat. On
seeking the cause, it As discovered
that the hen had approi i'ted the fe-
line brood, and after DRIP g away the
old cat, was striving ogather them
under her wing" Thdhcumstance
was so anamolous thia ale deter
mined to watch her, anaccordingly
fed her upon the nest She would
pick up the fOodwith i bill, and
dropping it near the naths of the
kittens, cluck and sefngly call |
them as though they W. her own
progeny. The poor thln$ere near
ly starved by their unnaF protec-
tor before their condition. Rs ascer-
tanned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-25

TuAl. asa
win DO seen The aoa q deb, upwards one and
Q half million Of dollars. rhe oompany has Suspended
% has and made assnmeui for tbs projection Of oil
z osedsors rns stookh Iders required CALL
cd upon 70 lend helplss hAsd. We have doua they
ell generally respond 10 The call and relieve the comp&ay
.. onoe from is embar sssments. The management OF
lhis road have, No glad SEQ had moral courage
enough tahs the rish, step In time 70 the properly
70 he stockholders and trust their example viii be
followed BY others II TOO late. This railroad
dividends and doing profitable business ~ produo-
has not been In tbs least impaired by the sgn
mont and - zoos - ~ finances placed In props
shape esrnisu vt soon psses 10 sock par
With intrinsic valse. u 10 necessary ths there should
be full setting OF stockholders ON Moadsy nsr and
each should attend Win Dissemination put his hand
pocket 70 increase the value Of what railroad pro
perry hc msy have In The osher In helping the COMPANY
they b zip themselves. We must eradosie rapidly -
possible all past In railroad management and DO a
n or power inangnsals sounder and boer Of
,bnss Something bas been leaned ~ bitter ezp~ienoes
and now let 70 pront byh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-25

On woiSH- AsDaR~s-At 10 Johns church, on weAnau.
day Sept 70, ~ Raw r. Wes on, CHAsLssA On HoaSa
T. eAEAH, 'ecosd dA, CHER Of J,ha Andrews, ESQ q
Il his city
Bal AZ, Sova SCOTIA, papers pseSe COPY.
BSLooss-Bagss.-Jn thursday, sopa. ~ 81 No Hs8s
,ir.ss, BY rev. Ia. % rusle hr. 6sos0u as
o. Supehr Ct,, Wsconsp, 20 Miss PHA oaA, thlr1
d.usntcr OF nry Baker, Eco AZ Hadsoa, N Y.
Blu son snd Eissbcsn ap~rs p,ease oooy
bUCoy-BANls lin brookyn, on Wcdnesdav, Ssps &.
BY ne Rev Willie Lord, d A. RssAr noJor 70 yAsi
PUes--FUsSs AZ Va mart. We oe ooassy, Pa, -
weoie,dsy, sel I %. by Rev Abel HArks.. Mr. JAnm
Pros, II TITS city. W MI. LypA Foss-, Of mart
Wsr-PA0s In Brooklyn, On II or,day, 5op. ~, Z
tho rea,denos of ide's fssher ey tho Rev. Wi.A
etsdey, ALsssos Ray, Of Boston, 70 ka nAAr l. rAA,
daughter o. hAoson Page, X q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-25

rorFN In or an auction sale OF RIO al hand the
msrse ~As qoiet and pricrs nDch .Daed sdes OF alb
LOO bsgs Of 80 Domingo were madc fx export at 0xc
sh'ch w1 AEON, 80 below lest sales
OUTroN.- The sAlu9 were confined 10 about 400 600
hsies, ~n'le ~ oas wore without change. Hoides oon
nued 70 make 70 Liverpool raaer than ssra the
FkElGHE Rates were qah, steady, with fair
ofs'ioe To Liverpool, about 10, 900 bushels OF wnes
'ers shipped 10 bags, Cd aud about 200 bushels Of
bulk It's 81 800 boxes cheese 20s toni
fost l5,.; $50 Dhcs sugar It's Cd boa 90
200 bales cotton, cpmpreessd and unc0u ,vessed s
100 wi 100 bales u $50. 10 London, leo binds So
-ere g,geo 1t as. Cd. A vessel -as up load
At Cubs wnh ooo for Eogand, a f3 S. Tnere
no change 70 suoe In race for Hsvro.
fH DR., ood were 10 good de cand and saos or 500
., 50 az ~ l2k H2s Maskerel we're In good 70
quest the prices sAss embraced
200 bnls, including large No l. ~ Si2 so s's and Sill
. eli rs for large No Hcrrings ~ere hanged.
HAY-was selling In small lots, for shipmens, ~ too
Ins quiet with smal sales Of KochlAnd ii 7oc for
tnmon, and At 81 % fos lump.
NAVAL sroRS -sP'rts urp' nsins were In some better
demand; sales OF about 500 bDh reported a 400
cssh and 100 do ~ S7o 30 days, adding eFcst Com
roain ~ 10 bettar request and 500 bbs s ~ asd
from yard sold II go. for $40 les delivered Pnc
,osns In good requesa ~ full prices Crude ssrpsnthe
Ons-Lpsesd vas quiet u ITO s7sc. Crude sper N
steady o. 81 80, while crude whale quiet and nomL
LaL
PRovnIom Porh-rhe market was quiet and sales CON
nnsd about 200 300 bbs., In small lon including
~ S6 and prime at el9 Is $50 sale OF 70 n ,ols
OF mess msde 81 SM, and mall os OF ths u
,rB Ilsn and extrs mess, vi b sales Of aoout 120
bbls, In iot' Of the annexed qu1tauous. Bsoon was
strsoy with limited sales. Cut moau we've quiet and
non iDai Lard ~ nimer Win saies Of aoous 200 'is.
iiops These Ia fair requcs with some demand Tor
export We quots ~ foiloWp:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-25

,llk sOn ssoIU Nal lRs
II Phy Who presths alsohoso nquoss x edican
pgpc@- .h. VI give the preferences 70 WorEs ssaAe A.
II L. msanfsesur-s At soAsdsm. IN ponszr and err,a,
svsiy IN the fscsov Of neprpreo. oy prcess aAd f'c~
IL ~ proved repealed analysis u sniscni
aeulsis be suely ~ iron the fuxI ga
which Kind q nauov dlssfed from gala
nd ~flcn the Of tss nervous and drsBKs
and morbid des~ o~ h.bi usi sAt
N, ndu fsnna- which such anoss tend
superinduce $50.
Gin IL favored -ib The csrse scrc and indsrnbe III Of
herr of,rs used but VIII The rno~l hr mwe
vuis'ne rrura ~ essential sls N.
Italian jun'psr barry neglected By rher nnfsstur
n 4 che n,c~y gruved " be abs sutey pure N W r~c
nc.on-s auay obained By saure new proo~~s, sns
which eh.r holland gin In the world has ac9sr~f
Hh rroved by ensiye medtsN experiences and t.sh
uony be snlcis ut -en A. an aSrseabh re 1.dr
In of nc, lent dorsy savel gcnt ,Auns rneu
mstlsm hstuerse chohc CONCESSIONS IN tee shpe3s nd
orsusor Of tss blood dsscsns As@nusa q food
s. hpa INST grs efrl ssd rerovsang cc-da' ard when
user dire iphsm-s the ndrcss Toe
" but sutd the lss- fssy ~ creating
6sske Inferior liquors Asd Invariably crvv-cts NE
IA ca bad wassr wseAsg 10 ssnnpy linn ~toce dis
cs II ~ ~ - enunzrssod qnahies has 40 rival q
9u NJ 10 ausr, ard pia, so-- WA re prcprsor. rs~s
ne wcrd scsied-rs rchnsps sesonss exclusively \, ms
gn ali yther 10 co2nevieh sna imposiuon o. pub
Ne The price the rctucion q ~ I,l,
ave collars Tor quar- and llarr and IA,
per o. bocs delivered ire In snv az y
Mis- CITY UDOLPHO vOLvn n peNver .s-es 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-25

Canadian was ST rsy, with sAles Of sboue 100 500 bar
rels 81 lie aooso yucca IONS Southern oI In gyod
democd, with GALES OF about 600 TOO barrels. the
above quotations Ky four quiet 1gures
MI al was OF pFtoes the Wheat rho
ad,, and primo lots In shi ping ordor firm
while common grades wore guar bus without CHANGE
OF impor Ance 10 oes me sAes omb aoed shout 90 0
90 COO bushels inclt ding southern viii g. ~ s. 4b
81 as cargo chsice At 81 So we.ters RCD
sDged ON 81 20 81 80, sno Southera f,om 81 n
70 Western TeDuessee 81 81 white Illinois 81 10,
mayed white so1tnera ct o. H. U0rD-Tne market
90 nrm, with The O. cargo OF Western mixsd SOC
The tales also emb, Aoed about Is 600 bushels st ab
Ito 100 OF which the make closed. Rye lot 81
qioAt ons. OaS-SAles OF Jersey wero made NJ $40.
400 end OF State and Western at 42c. ITO We iote
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-25

~ 80 g. s,so be oash n Al sssorrey thss he ~
well, 0Oy ana bonesiy hpGw the ore ys,ce 4
IN attorney" And tbs term mBdeuexoor may Be used
n ccorsse 70 ibis hoset deoesnor But IL has ever
besD hsa6 land IL Uustd ovev VII be heidi hat tue 6
sospey who gsilyy Of crimnA offence In So,vius morn,
turEi uds and 70 convicted Of H. II uDd as,ooiass FOR
The e0bss Of IN bon"rsoIe Dsosession, certainly until
10 = I'll he sose Furnish ovfdepos Of ohsDgs n ons
IL ny<rc mh0sncucs b hh praoasioo shsIY sub
Jem lawyer - be thrown over she ba m1re hall
. heir Gus o6eEe~ commuod without tenn ltsuon or OK
ou'e ard Of wbcf Ne daily convicted order OF ths
February term Of 1904 U~s and In fdu
force L, unneoossry to say what effect evidence OF
reformation might brye ~ neither the applicant his
cOunAel alleee so rbsrEe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-25

eVGAns-rhe sales embraced about SCo 800 hh 10.
Cuhs ado, chiefly 20 fair medium CRATES
a7ho ssao Bales Of sbod, 1 60i hbds lad, have
been maoo within day not previously rsporsed
Tor renniIg III a.; ess o per cent for cssn
pIcs vas easier. Sales Of 10 c1xs were made 81 40.
a5&c
U.-nc ulcs in losa embraced 400 = 300 bbls al
2b~ per ssiinn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-25

Miss sspp, ~ chicago and Rock h and 2; Lacrosse
nilv auk,e, y; New York Ceptrsl 81 Erie, u. Cleveland
Chicago and Cincinnati Rs'osd advanced ~ per cont
RESIDING Railroad sold q, AK per cent at the close.
The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day ~ follows;-
Total receipts. Observation-Disclosures. $24asoi is
Lo.sl pss henu... Zsb egi %
Aossa w
The statement made by contemporary this morning that
the Chicgo, 3D. Paul and Fond du Lac Railroad Company
had n aoe m assignment, 10 not true.
treasury circular has Issued reducing the pre-
mums 10 be paid on the LIST OF Novem BON the re
dempon Of the loan OF s47 ls4s from sixteen
TO fourteen per cent tho loan OF 1919 from ten to egh,
per cent and The rexas stock Of 1857 i've per cent
The Providence Journal says
II receiver OF the Back OF South County Hon Elisha
r. Potter, has no DOUBT OF th ultimate AGILITY 10 pay it,
bills with ut re smstiop among 10 stockholders, smong
is suppo ed thai Mr. rhom tho 70, oer PRESIDED. Of
the hank although he II lsnoring under temporary ON
ns 10 rich enough TO pay he whole circulation
OF The bank sno 70 fave s'ge fortune left The cspl
OF the bspb 500 co., ciroul .on 10 sto9 22o OF
which 81 500 In the Merchant Ba r. aud &s 40 In
the bancs Of he oc The debts from Rhode Island
people are about $,67, 600 t~o thirds due from ,hn
Thompson, - principal and endorser for Hallet o.
For bis endorsements be hes so ks pledged Collateral
for pea. three timer the amount The debts due from
Western people are ,out e37 600, AID secured BY
mortgages believed 70 be sood For osher Western
10 The amount about $4,000 therc lilies
amount q 5000 In mortgage bonds Of the Be- and
Madison Railroad first mortgage bono Racine and Ms
,ssippi R.ilr, 90 farm mortgage oocs. nrm mortgsse
the Rscine and his issippi Railroad Iowa Lsad Company
Illinois ard Michigan Towing Path Oompaoy. Bslo and
Madison Railroad, and Fox River Valley Railroad.
An adjourned meeting OF The stockholders Of the Della
ware, Lscka~ans and we,ern Railroad Company vid DO
held Monday nett the ash Inst at IL o'clock Al the,
meeting tho committee appointed to consider and perfect
plan for relieving the finances Of the company rom
present pressure, will report and from the character and
experience Of the geotlemsn composing hat committee
hare doubt the proper for pernAnsn, relief
will DO prosecuted. The general aArs Of tho company
In favorable and satisfactory condition. Tho din ,uIy
for The moment u with the floating debt, which IL TOO
large TO be conveniently carried The following IL up
proxin ate baar 90 'hee, up to Sept %, 1851
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-25

NUsnsL- PHIlIf ERssv, PSOs sssD Or MUSIC
AVA and pscser Q, hs pcesm and ner auss auta. "a,
has re.cvsd 70 VEST rvssy ssn street. Between srosd
wN - etxih AymuA y. y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-25

Dadc fortupS Thoy hss, 's true built the roads ous
osy bsvs ruincs moss a The orig socknoders then
hsss ars the men Who 'hcufd b AIMED for pressa
disssisss and deprcG ao0 In ID d. scpos o. property
end Dos the stok speou ssos VINO hes hsa 10 do
with she management thsa sh D. the moon and who
hAs . Lok On osly taken advantage Of tue nsuds
and rasoansss OF those sntrsed ith mporso, IN
forests The lromiosnt privsse America bankers ssd
banking houos VINO h. scAts rod he boads ssued oy
these railroad mpans b, tho tea Of millions oadcan
over Europe 70 bls o. and IN be fela morally
oounable for he immsn loves saaaoed. In peou
mary point Of Wow They likely :, be sufficiently pun
ished BY hn possessso Of such vast Of hits de-
precasied paper viii 10 many Instances sweep
ehsir entire capital sd tsotae gAM. Afe~ months ~
the Turtles win ser, OF dsasers that viii
rate and ooa6rm III b>ve said.
Tho lo,lo spa eck anc honas xzora sd n suoion hY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-25
YsaE GREAT ILLrRTR ATHD pAPsg
HABPsRT WEaKLY
Number tAlr'y riu~ ready ,AAs a>~
C0H1yss


The asuns q ss.hion Mususao.. Asan. q TsaAAA
long = z s s' 6s S,ssf 4...~.
Can s.ns Things beS
lbst irspo tAu0ns.
ihs Man about Town. xvac b.s cs~~s, A YAIs q q,
Ffh Inbfston OF tbs United s,sAss Agricultural sosuy.
illustrations; IN emit haSshs r. wnccv rroaoevt e u
Snied STAIRS Asrtcupu,si soci-tv rrs Machinery HALL
,Jpgs.Ina9L illustration date ~Ay or the srsat lenps z
,l.srsry. New soots ane Literary Gossip.
ncI The ase; lse Final boz ne, klsls u, waves ~
trlotIs suicide rvsI jon Dean csss 10 so.sos syS
10 Z sa" mt. n Snss"S a.
prracby Oh CTR sss.eru; Hsaon 70 an anS
Sa as s r.: so Ss:.ass sa;. - 49,
s P phs ~. tie sr. s arms 2 NO
Second KING surtev: Extraordinary 9ski~ of Yrnos a.
me ks- OH su.a s.ess . Sa'.s s1.is
Ina Stes mer ~dr Aic. hs largest snip In io world
Hon, "a ee
40 eens Revenge
- Travel so,r' !, iols lands No xv From or svu
Iptras 1iber and thr Scs ~ oAne-, Hernoa .
. ns oar O.. snf s.a r.n, rs IN"
psroscs 20 ,hs tsa Of oshss; l~s a.ur. cs sks war
h.r De,n on Tho Sea ."re kndness Of tho People rS
.epo,s Dlown ON tso auns illustration rse2sriss n
0 M,a ae sspe's =. ~ cent. ss ssa s" aoa@
Things Wis. a. o,hersise
Conlcsli les iIus Malicious. Oomnaen- oAfecu =
the teasde Too bad
HARPrR's WEEKLY VIII appear eve sat,y3sv urv~
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