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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. MAZDA,

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. MADAM
Il CUDwOkrii, M Is Howard street, Boston Mas.
The necessity u Botanic innrary AMI discrrvt fe-
male Mesieal adviser Coo ladies' 10 consult IN certain
cases. Il apparent, that Il Is useless enlarge upon
Il. Madam Z. Il very thankful 10 the ladies Cor the
palrOGagc extended 10 her IN private prac;lce. she
confidently warrants that her treatment shall BE- perfect
IL satisfactory ALL The high order % this medical
tahlishment viii satisfy any hat all will be treated
Ina the most th0toagh IN al dcpartInents Mad
an Cs mecinss Tor fcmabes. Irregularities, suppress
soas &c, positive la their result In ending 10
move obstruelons aud strengthening their system La
lies req ulrng medical AL viii do veil call
suit Madam Z. before gOing elsewhere.
All letters addressed To MADAM CCDw0RrfI, II
Howard street. Boston Mas, enclosing one dollar v
be promptly attended 10.
once open day and evening. y
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n
1srs and Resatns ~ they are put up carefully, ADD
bear our name and label. "TRkMONr MILLS, X. X.
DYER n Co." To give consumers some Idea OF our
scsesons s 'i.r a. %I sst cc.
10. Ooone i.I6 S 10. Java 90
ID. y. Tyson 60 a2S ID. good 100
rrThe Spices put up In Ia and l.2 tin cases. sK-
prrssly r family use, and are warranted To be strictly
pure article aud only need trial 10 establish them in
SPANISH CoPPIE. We would call the attention OF
consumers I'd dealers to our SpanisA Cebss article
which Is highly esteemed and gives the greatest salts
peculiar process In roasting, pound OF this Coffee Il
/, believed Is equal to IL lbs Of any other. $50
DANDELI0N C0HPEE This article Is carefully
prepared at our mills, and put up In packages having
our trade mark and may be relied upon the and
most approved mixture Of dande.ion and oonse.
| TARAXACCM, or Prepared DandfitoH Root. This
article Is prepared and roasted at our Ms, 10 ret,ile
by family grocers generally In city and country, and
bearing our trade mark, Chiaaman grinding coffee,
may be reied upon as theGESrISE AErIcLE. The pro-
portion used Il about one half the quantity Of Coffee
The prize 20 cents per pound, and Is warranted to
be the same as that which has been sold for y cents
pound by Druggists. 4
The medical properties OF Dandelion are well known,
and held In high estimation By all who use IT. Ths be-
tues retained be mixed with coffee or not, as best
suits the taste and will be found cheap and economical
family beverage, one pound nearly being equal %
two pounds OF coffee III. prescribed BY many emlen'
physicians, TO invads, children and aged persons, M
nutritious beverage. and as remedy for Dyspepsia
bilious Affections, &C. Iur'
~ lie careful observe that Taraxacun has ouI
trade marx, "Chinaman srindfne coffee, asthere an
many limitations four article called raraxaeuin 10 the
market.
TO Groesr. and Dsaisrs, q liberal d.eouuti !, made
enabling them TO supply their customers at the sam,
low rates. ... ... ..a......
TO CASH CUSTOMERS. Our object being to secur,
large sales at small profits, offer inducements which
cannot be afforded by those who do business on th'
credit system and we confidently invite an examina
tion Of the quality OF stock and our prices, as com
pared with those Of any other house.
| Boston, April 10, 1851. 6mosl5
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EVERYBODY SHOULD USE THEN
A Retired Physician,

Whose sands Of life have nearly cut, discovered
I while In the Eat Indies, q certain eu:e Tor Con,
Sumption. Asthma, BronchItls. Coughs, Colds. and
4 GENERAL Debility. The remedy was discovered by
him when his only child daufhtsr, vas given up "a
die lie had heard much of the wonderful restors'
tive AMI healing qualities Il preparations made from
the East India Hemp, and the thought occurred 10 him
hat he might make aTemeiy Or bis CHILD. lie studied
hard and succseIed In realizing his wishes. Ills ch
"a, cured, and 10 alive and yell lie has aimee Id
mIni.tered the wonderful remedy 10 Thousands of SUI
trsrs IN all parts q the ssr and he hasBSer Ellei
In making them completely healthy AMI happy. Wish
M 20 40 az nuc, rool a. possible, he VII seni 10 such
on kls afflicted fsIoubslBgs n request Il, this recipe
with full and explicit directions for making up, and
using It. lie requires each applicant 10 In
cIe.e him one shing-u.ree een,s 70 b. reiurn~d &C
hostage 90 the recipe, and Tie ralier u be applied
% The payment Of this advertisement. Address,
DE-. u. JAMES, No 10 Grand street, jerry City, N I
Ju,ey. "
N. B-Dr. II. James has neither once nnr agent /
In Nee Ycrk, nc ,ns have preteniei AMI aiverts. 4
ed he recipe 10 sect from 30 PLACE. but No. ~,
Grand Street, Jersey City, Jersey. ~ y
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Farm for sale.

A SMALL FARM, situated In the northerly
n part oiihe city OF Blddeio,d. four miles from
the CITY mills, containing thirty live acre, Of most
excellent grass land, divided into moving, tsge
aud pc airing. Also, a new house, "a by 70, AN
Ii -, well finished outside and partly inside.
A ,ubam 80 by 81. II any one is In want ct n
..ai farm, they will do well TO call before buying
elsewhere. There is more land adjoining which can
be hal if desired. OLIVER RUMERY.
Bill ford, March Goth, 1857. l3if
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C. w. BOOTHBY,
Young Black Hawk.

rpIIosE interested in the improvement Of Horses are
informed that the above named Horse, from Dover,
NJ H. will be at the sacD House Stable during this sea
son, from the last week In May. This horse 10 thor
oughbred Black Hawk oiet black color, seven years
old, weighs 100 pounds did trot last fall hi, mile In
$50, and Is all In all, horse that can't be beat
May II, 1851. 22H
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DIR. GOODRICH'S
- - ECI FE o,
FOR HU III o RS.

RcnIc this medicine was not got up Tor the pur
pose of making fortune, but was compounded by DR.
Goolrch, In 1910, snd trc as experiment one u
the worst hunors that ever man was afflicted wh aud
the shoit space Of three months after all other med
cnes lad failed, the patient entirely cured Amer
which the Ia ctOr commenced using II In his practice,
and It's virtues have been thoroughly tested and Its op
erations closely watched Tor ten years before Offering
TO the pubic Specific. II will cure Liver Disease
In all Its forms. The worst 81 Scrofus, Hryslpeia,
Salt Rhem, Canker, Cancer, Survey, scad Head, Piei
and secondary, sypdis have been cured by ia use.
Those going :, Sea, should not fail to take few bot
ties with them. .... ...-...l
Paredts should not neglect TO give Il to their children
while young Tor all children are troubled less
with hunors, and humor can be removed much easier
In Chiidvn than In adults. No child will object To TAX
Ing IT, for the dose IL small and very pleasant 10 the
taste. II viii al Of those complicated diseases 81
Females that 50 oftsn end In Consumption. IL win
thoroughly cleanse the system from all hunors and
morbel matter. ..."s
Try and you will testify In its favor ~ hundreds Will
do that have already taken IT, " -
Prepared by Dr. a. Goodrich, stonoham, Mass, whore
all orders will meet wit prompt attention.
BURR, FOSTER x Co., General Agents, No.
Cornhli, boston. For sale by L. PEARSON, No. IL
Liberty street, BiiefDri, Maine, AMI by all druggists
throughout the CnItel states. Gmls
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CrpwoRru, a,

nOCTOR CUDwORTH, at his Botanic In
~ frmary, No IL Howard street Boston, Mass, de
Aoes his whole attention 20 the treatment 81 diseases Of
the urinary organs Ills great success In curing these
long standing and dicu cases, such have formerly
bcen considered ncurable, l. sufficient 10 commend him
the public worthy Of the extensive patronage which
be has received. Within one year he has cured over
600 cases-a practice which doubt exceeeds that u
any other physician In oston therefore All persons Az
FLIcrED With any disease will do well 10 call on him,
and avoid all Boosting mPosters, either Orcgn or native
DIR. CUOwORrH still confidently invites the ladies'
20 test this Invaluable method u TREATING the many dis
tfesslng complaints 70 which the are subject to-
General diseases AMI all OisiTu-tOns renewed without
physical danger. Consultations strictly e0nedential.
once open day and evening Al eltgrs addressed To
DIR. CUDwORril, Is Howard street, Boston, Mass,
containing postage stamp, VIII he attended TO.
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CUSTOM CARDIN G
The Bux,on Manufacturing Co.,

The Baxion Manufacturing Cs.'
"AyING given up the Custom Cdrding at
III their mill, the subscriber has removed their
machinery To Martins Mil, about one mile above
Moderation, on the river road, 10 Hollis, where
hs Is now prepared 10 do CUSTOM CARDiNG In
a manner, he thinks, that VIII give entire saisiae-
AT Bpuny Eagle /. nov in good repair. There u
also, good loot bridge Of tbs place. Wool prop
crly marked, aud left at Moses DAVIS, Salmon
Fall, OF at nav house ia Aiodera,ioa will be taken
away, caried and returned rs carly as II leii at
the mill. Persons coming hom a. distance can
have iheu wool oanded same day Of delivery at
the mill n desired.
Cash ,ciR Be paid for Wool at ai' MM.
AARON CLARK, Jr
Moderation, June 10, 1851. 25,f
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Bricks, Bricks.

TUE Subscriber Keeps constantly on hand At his yard
Il on Me ksansbank rad, above kings corper brsek
q every quality and kind which he u ell In sna OF
large lots 70 suit bayerA HARDIN TAYLOR.
8iddebrd, July n, 1881. 81
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Cure Your Sore Eyes.
DR.. PETiTT's
All ERICAN EYE SALVE.

DIR. J. A. BERRY, Of saco, informs us Of q
child who was 50 badly afflicted with Sore aad
Weak Eyes. rs to be- scarcely able 10 bear the
light al ILL., generally keeping its face buried IN
tie pillows.
Two boxes Of Eye SLlye elected The cure.
ELDER HANSC0M, Of Durham, Informs us
that his mother has been eHred Of cIirsnisly tad
eye, by the Eye Salvc They had been sore and
weak for many years, cyclids liberated, aud
great weakness OF the vision.
Tie also cured a child Of very bad Sore Eyes by
a few applications Of the Eye Ssvc.
HIRAM COVE, Of South Adams, Mass, says,
II gave box TO a boy who had been afflicted
,eith sore syss THREE YEARS. md II curc,i him.
JOHN VI. MILLER, at Millenhurg, ky,
writes "hly father has suiirrcd greatly Tor For.
" years, ,ciih CHRONIC INFLA.HA TION
or THE EYES, Dna n. betn E.NIIRELY
CURED, by a,ing tie AMERICAN EYE
SALVE
Seeing what cure II effected on him, | was
induced Ia apply IL To u SCRDFULOUs SORE
on MY NOSE, which was MUCH MILAN.
ED AND ULCERA TED, having DISCHARGED
MATTER ron MORE THAN six YEARS. To my sur.
Prise aud ssiOni,hneni. by the use Of OSE Box,
lie uIcerWAS HEALED, aud ihc cavity is I'LL.
ing out.
&. W. ATWELL, Portland, General agent
Sold BY all dealers in medicine everywhere.
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6Iln LOCAL AND TRAVELLING AGENTS WANT
cOV I'D. business paying IRON $50 TO $50 per
month. No humbug or Chance business. Permanent
enps,ment given and no capital required. for Fur
A. SIMPSON. Kxeter, n, III.
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& A X RIA G. Il WOR II
CARRIAGE REPAIRING.

II b. CLUFF, a, his shop on Pepperell square
- . near the Mill yard, Sa;o, is prepared to cx-
ecute all kinds OF Carriage work OF Garage re.
pairing, either the wood or lion work, or 10 do
any kind OF work usually done in u Carriage Re.
pairing establishment, or Backsniths' shop. 80
His shop is conveniently situated, and ali work
entrusted TO his care will be promptly and faith.
fully performed. He solciis share of the pub.
lie patronage.
Saco, May 20, 1857. elf
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ECONOMY IN PRINTING.

THIS Press will print from any kind Of Type,
i Dies, Wood Cuts, or Eeciroiypes, giving as
perfect an Impression as any other press now In
use, and may be used by any lad Of ordinary ca
paciiy. All kinds OF Fancy and Ornamental Print.
ing may be executed with this Press IN the neat
est possible manner Any kind ol paper, Of what
ever quality or color, may be used, damp or dry;
also, Oh kinds ofcard.board.
This Pressis most admirably adapted for print
ing Shop Bills, Labels Visiting or Business Cards.
Bill Heads, Envelopes, Railroad Receipts, Tea,
Coffee, or Salt Bags, and as a Copying Press, Is
superior to any thing now In use. The larger
sizes will be found very useful 10 printers for TAX
ing Proofshsa Impres'ions, and doing job WorG
II NAV be used by merchants, professional men
or any one who may wish card Of any kind.-
This Press is very simple, strong, durable, and
easily kept in order The smallest size occupie.
a space on by 8 inches, weighing only l..
pounds, and wall be furnished
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IL the Real Estate nov occupied BY the subscriber
Il namely Dwelling House IN complete repair, with
two cellars, and web adapted Tor use % two fmIiss
well % nevrrsng son water, AMI good harm about
y acrs ofAni, Of good tilsge 10 acre of wooi land
and sx % pasturas all veil enclosed except acres Of
~coi Land Ills % The most pleasant situations IN
Bdetori Foe particulars inquire % the subscriber on
premises.
Tue above viii be exchanged Cor god rsatAs,e village
property. RICHARD BkrrEs.
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DIR. Ian GLEY'S
ROOT AND HERB BITTERS.

Composed Of sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock, Wild
Cherry, T,ioroughw6rt, Prckiy ash, Rhubdrb,
Mandrake Dandelion and Wncrgcen-sp CON.
biued as To act directly upon the cn,he ofJiscuse
aud forming one vi Tue b,st rruedies On the world
tor JauIdlce aud Liver cOnplainl Ia all their form.
Dyspepsia, cJ,liyeness, llumors of The blood aud
SKIN, Piles Indigestion, Headache, Dizzincs.,
Hearbun, or Acid Stomach. Languor, Weakness
los. ol appetite, Debility, Billions Diseases, Mer.
cural hurciisns, AID all impurities u the blood,
no matter what the cause may Le, Fever AMI
Ague, Coughs and Colds, broken up aud cured at
once.
They are plcasan, 10 take, useful a, all lin =,
aud sure TO do good f.
They clesnsc the Bowels, purify The Blood
heal, strengthen, build up, and keep IN order the
whO.e system. .r-a..
EVERYBODY SHOULD USE THEM
Nearly CDO,000 bottle. were used last year.
proving II the most popular medicine eyer known.
PT,rr only - and 81 i!2 Crn,, per bottle. De-
pot, 90 Union street Boston. Sold by all dealers
Ia Medicine, everywhere. 81
CIV ATwELL, Portland, General Agent.
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8. Broad, near State St., Bottom,

Guilty. the beat, nnest and
= purest.. articles, at lsrssI
cash grIei,. Their stock con
s'ss OF
Tess, Conecs, Chsce-
i.,e., AIisgiee, Pepper
Mustard, Cfagcr, Cay
cnue Pepper, Nutuicxs,
Cinnamsu, Clover,
Crenna Tnrfnr, Tnrax.
acutis, or Prepn red
Dadciioa n Get, &c.
ID Having every facility or m, 4.
ufscturing and preparing the
several articles nsnset ,th pub
Die may RELY upou having them
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HAS ALL THE GOOD QUALITIES OF A
es VI any Caiharic without the debilitstns edscis
experienced from most pursativsss II acts siow.
ly and gently, but surely, moving the bowek to
carry OF all tho srcretsd matter u the saIne time
Stimulating the LivKx 10 proper performances Of
its functions.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-27

,., Bound. FOR NIRGINIA.--Within the last
week several shoemakers in Danvers have
made small investments in Virginia lands,
purchasing warrants for goo acres at the
rate of s 7 per acre, and paying ior them in
shoes. The State ofVirginia has. it. is said
some 9,OOO,O ,OOU acres OF unimproyed land,
part Of it old and part new, lying west OF
the Alleghanies. The more northern sec
tion Of thi, vast tract is the seat of Eli
Thayer's enterprise. The purchaser OF
the warrants above referred to may locate
anywhere outside Of Thayer's domain We
are informed that several manufacturers in
Haverhill, and one or two other towns ot
the county, have also bought worrants,--
Salem Gdz. .fts ---,.J ....
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-27

P1ous GAMBLERs. One. of the most
amusing instances Of external ,piety we
remember to have witnessed. was in
Madrid club, where every night. toward
l2 o 'ci@ck, a rouge-et-noir table opens
Occasionally it has happened that when
the game WAS at the hottest, the table
strewn with gold and notes, eagerness to
be read on the flushed countenances that
leaned over the green cloth. there was
heard in the street without the tinkle of
the, bell that announces the passage of the
Host. Instantly the game was suspended.
thegainblcrs knelt upon their chairs, or on
the floor, and crossed themselves and mum
bied prayers, while the coasecrafed wafer
passed on its way to some dying mans,
bedside. Tho sound OF the bell and Of
he steps Of the priests grew fainter. and
as 1t died away, the gamblers resumed
heir seats, agaln grasped their gold and
stretched their necks, and once more it
was Rouge gogne ct ia coz eur. Block!
rood's Magazine.
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pale OF moving in "A far higher sphere
than that which fortune seemed 10 have
allotted her. ! am naturally neither talk
ative nor prone, TO, condolences: but there
was that in this young ladyw which inspired
both, and conversed with her as | had
never cohversed with any; her questions
Eof the various countries With which | was
familiar, Indicated remarkable knowl-
edge Of literature, and an incredible store
Of information.
7 We progftssed in intimacy, and as our
conversation turned on the causes which
induced so many To leave their native, land
l laughingly remarked .hat owed all my
igayels y hl ling, viii, q pretty girl into q
fFl hal hardfy spoken these words, yre
the blood mounted to- her face. and was
succeededtby quite remarkable paleness;
l attributed this to the heat of the room
--laug at her request, proceed
ed TO give the details Of my lord adventure
with Helen Graham, which did, paint
ing in glowing colors, the amiabilily Of my
love. r} 4tr 5a sy...,.l .trf,,fsrfy bre
Her mirth,, during the recital. became
almost iTepiessible, and at the conclusion
she remarked:
MY. Roberts, is It possible that you
have forgotten n1e?'
! lgazed an insian.--remem bered-and
was dumb-founded. The lady withwhom
l had become acquainted vas Helen Grs-
ham herself ,..... ..1 i-.. .~.,,
! hate, and SO do you. readers, to need
leeFIy prolong a story. We were soon
married, and Helen and l. made our bridal
tour to the old pllce.s AS we approached
in our carriage, l greeted q stout fellow
working in the field, who seemed to be
better sort Of laborer, or perhaps n small
farmer, by inquring some particulars re-
ating to the neighborhood. He answered
well enough. and was about to give him
a sxpence, when Helen stayed my hand,
and cried, in the old style: ,...
"Hey, Donald, mon, dinns we ken yer
auld firms? h+ r-- ''.-
The man looked up in sstonishment;it
was Donald Lean; his smAzement NJ our
appearance was heightened by It's style, and
it was with the greatest difficulty that |
could Induce him 10 enter our carriage, and
answer our numerous qneries rs cid
friends. .Y.. H tl s t.
Diiie'en: men start in life IN different
ways; believe, however. that mine is the
only instance on record who owes wealth
snd happiness to rolling over with pretty
girl in stream of water. tN-
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CHURCEES.

rrsse-tetisn-RevI I. Twomb,y, PtS,or. servisesoy.
sff bath morning at II O'Clock. livery Sabbath
w zbinS atek o'clock.
B3hSdlA Briscop opal-R"v. A. G. ByerS Pastor; as
s.sIasd by Rey. W. I. MrtcGlf. Services ut Union
Chapel, Pomcroy, and Heath ChaPei, SheAielh, sv-
asy Sabbath, at l0k O'Clock, A. NJ and Z +. S.-
Pray or meetings every Wednesday evening.
piotsstant Hpi-copal--No services at present %.
EeI JorusalGp--No services. ...
Bvsrsalisi--Middleport--R r. Bresrs, Pnrtor.
the second Sabbath In Jahnhy and every two
Neeks thereafter nj lpH O'Clock 4. NJ and ~ 2. NJ.
German AathodiSt-Rcv. J. Plotting, Pastor. S'r-
VEGA every Sabbath morning, ut 10 O'Clock
German Lutheran--Rev. p. Held, Pastor. Services
every Sabbath morning. .
German Evangelical Presbyterian ION Linn street,
--RsV. L. Thei5s, Pastor. Services every Sabbath
ra1rDing, at ~ O'Clock. '.. ~. .'' .f
German Presbyterian ION Plum strset.l-Rev. -
-, Pastor. Services every Sabbath morning, at
70 O'Clock. .l -u"I
Roman Catholic-Rsv. John Albrinck, Priest Ser
ytSes ~ ory Sabbath morning 2, "a ."
Welsh Bppiist--Petsr1 Lloyd. Paaor Services ey-
cry Sabbath NJ 10 o'clock, A. M. and p NJ.
Welsh Presbyterian ( New School. .)-Rev. John u.
Jsnes, Pastor Services evsry Sabbath ut ~ o'clock
q. ID. and +. NJ. - -
w slsh Pr 10 rinn told School)JobnT T. Wiliamt,
PsstOr. Services every Sabbath, al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
and s 2. NJ
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tl..na. : n ~ -
a. s,lS a!ries; eve'y neio 10 h'Ye th'
,h;l oo,nP"i,on I"y{ns
Ia,oH; 10 Ky isooef.s was uelcq, .ano
NJ ~ p,ie :. .assoite9 rI p's 9
.i',.'i' HI' ne, tIrpe
~ eia, YtT " a 5yas',, Trs
Fl, Je,5 r. ,h;s ha,,sn nI1 ~ hnnnJ ~ I ~,
,bat. Lors ,ho ,,rassos %f H. ~ ~,
Frs. 8 N. All ns 1,;,nss s.sra ~,
~ aIo,I III III ?p' ~ y, Ire' HoHy'"
iO,,o ns ~ 80 III Wv" ~ any -
,!nreSs SJnco,;',r . ."a;s "no ;,,,;'I eoI;fIu =
Villa woman sn5 cana u l M n, ss;nha.y mgrr y
his tr;ba ,,ya,iiirg yoa,s 49, fIIo H.!
G,r,n of9ho a,.res' -, , a,, astT :,
n.I,iiybthnnH mi ,.,li canaasIs hffiiss
.,oodl "A q l; ]. 3. ~ q
f6e an u " f,l s,1,;ss |i5lb ) ~ N,
faat vell 6,,;oL ~ n
sympathIzed Win tbe Free S,oto no,,,
but took no part A comnany of a;rh' -
icowardly brutes came ~ bis bonss =,
midniy6t. salu,iny him bv' braaI;n,r in ,La
windnws M, Iona. a,'d ;ntn r., aoun
field amid a shower nf bulIa,s orJ liz rr;co
was robbed of $500 IN 'orIJ sba w,s h,;nI,-
ind out If tba 1,rso ,i7, ,,LoIoaf ,,i;o
was then burned to ,be yround and = s;ci,
man was d,arred down stairs b;s 'tbroa,
cut and his h"3v tbrnvy, into tho stnoor,
near bv thnurI Lo e,;lI s,,rv;,,os ,hn L".
I'D crashes The 1or,ro 60. s,aat nnJ
unoS ,bo r,irs ,,,nou,,t % - 80 Sn.L;..s ,sr;.u
more sayare az thaTf,milv so;J than than ,,,
had eypr fnnun i, sov.,ra l;,a And ,La
lo,dar of ,h;s conc. 20 Ca,,t L. ac
M;.so,,; ,,LooLo9 r. Lo'a,aI! :,
L;nd Lnsp;,oi;,,, LaLJ ai'u ~ ,ne
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