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man. tnnsmerable proofs shown that these
PILLS have virtues which surpass in ex celence the
edy upon the esteem Of all mem Thsy are safe and
sleasant to take and powerful TO cure. Their psne
tratlGg properties stimulate the vital activities of
the body. remOve the distractions of its organs,
purify the bloOo, and exIei dsease. They purge cut
sluggish OF dsordered organs into their natural ac-
tion, and mpart healthy tone with strength tn the
whole system. Not only DO they cure the every day
dangerous diseases when have battles human skill.
W hlle they produce powerful ehects they at the
sams time. diminished doses, the safest and best
ply $40 that can be employ ed for children, Being
sugar coated, they are pleasant TO take and being
purely vegetable, are, free from any rlsk of harm.
ton and character IS to forbid the suspicion of un
have lent their names to certify to the YnbIcth
Liability OF my remedies, while others have sent me
lions contribute immensely to the relief of my aic
ted suffering fellow men.
lily American Almanac, containing directions for
their use and certificates Of their Of the fol-
Cosfiveness, Bilious Complaints. Rheumatism,
Dropsy, Heartburn, He dache arising from foul
pam arising therefrom, latulercy, Loss of Ape
tte, all Ulcerous and Cutaneous Diseases which
hvil. They also, by purifying the blood and
la;lng the system, cure !nany complaints which 1t
Deafness Partial Blindness, Nearas ia, and Nerv
Gus lrrLtabillty Derang emants the Liver and KID
neys, Govt. and other kindred complaints arising
DO not be put of by urprincipled dealers with
AYERS Pills, AID take nothing else. No other
they give you compares with this in its ntri
aid there ia for them, and they should have It.
Prepared by DR.. J. fhR, Practical AID Ara
box. Five boxe. for 81.
Sid by u. GILMAN, Washington, and by H.
COOK, Alexandra. and BY all dealers everywhere
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
TERRITORY OF NEBRASKA.

Posr OFFICE DEPAETMkNr, May q, lgs2.
proposals Tor conveying the male If the United
States IRON October 1858. 20 June 81, ls62. the
following route m NeaTaska TerrItoD, will bs r-
celved AZ the Contract Once OF this department
until m. Of August 10, lSo8. TO be decided on tbs
same day: ~
No. 1906 From Columbus. ". U by Monroe and
Grand lsaLd City. To- Fort kearney, lsi
miles aud back. three tImes week To- NJ on
rse, and once week the residue
Lesve Columbus Tuesday, Thursday and sat
Grday al am
Arrive at Monroe by u m
Leave Monroe TUESDAY, Thursday and Satur-
day at pm
Airiye at 60 umEus Nv 5 M
l.eave Monroe Tuesday at ? pm
Arrive NJ r, " hedrney THURSDAY Nv no y IA
Leave Fort heaTney Frid.y nj 50 m
Arrive at Monroe Sunday Iy lOpm.
For form of proposal, guarantee. and certificate
Also. instructions and requirements To be embraced
~ the ohutract, see advertisements IN pau,ps ed
Term % routes IA Missouri. Nebraska &c, ,,nr.s
Sst December, 1857. 10 bs and II the p-incIrr n.r
orhces. AARON V. BROWN
ma ~ law4w Postmaster ,ietrraI.
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EVENING STAR.
WIT AND FOLLY.

By THOMAS HAINEs BAILEY.
Once Folly tried to cheat the world,
Assuming Wits demeanDr;
And thought poor fool the darts she hurI'd.
Tat wits own darts were keener
While those OF Wit were used IN sport,
And oIpp,d In Measures chalIce;
Young Folly used another sort,
Whose only point was malice.
sly and secret aim she took,
But ere one heart was wounded,
pom herself, by sone Ill luck.
Each venom'd shaft rebOunded.
so Wisdom ventured TO express
This gentle hint to guide her
When Wit takes aim with most success,
Good nature stands beside her.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT OF THE ISTKRroR,l
Nav ne, 1853. (

Sealed Proposals for furnishing such stationery
may be required by this department curing the
fiscal ending June 81, 1852, VIII De received nm
til IL O'clock m, w eduesday, the Sth Juue next.
Those unsccompsnIed by satisfactory test'moniss
Of abIlIty tn full the contract viii not oe ccnsln
cred. and contracts will only be awarded 10 estab-
ished manu- factureIs OF dealers IN the artlcles
All articles required must be OF the best auaity ~
their kind and not inf nor to the samples vhloh VII
must be signed by the individual hrm ma king NJ.
and must specify bat one price for each and every
article of the schedule or OF the class bud Tor. -,
The articles when furnished must correspond win
the samples, or any OF them, II desired, ana IN no
case be inferior In quality TO the sample and they
must he delivered without delay when ordered, and
must be satisfactory 10 the head Of the once Tor
which they are required, and failure % 10 comply
with this stipul auon will be deemed cause for the
abrogatlon OF the contract.
Articles not named In he schedule are to be fur
nlshed 81 the option OF the department st the ow-
est market prices, and the right reserved OF or
derlng create or less Quantit. Of esch article
contracted for, as the pubic service may require
Bonds, with approved security, must be gwen by
the person or hrm obtaining the contract; and IN the
event of the refusal neE ect OF the cont sctor To
furnish any article articles named an the contract
the order of the spartmeGt or any of Its bureaus
the same may be purchased In open market, and the
difference IN price paid therefor and the contract
price shall he arged To the cont actor, snd de-
Quoted In the sett Of has account for the
quarter during which such refusal or neglect may
occur.
The snhioined schedule specifies. as nearly can
now be done, the amount, quail lty. and description
OF each of the artic es likely TO he required.
Blanks will be furnished at the SeoretAry's Office
to all persons desiring TO bad
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ON TANHOOD
~ u A 2 L n >, 4 1

UN EIA NHODU,
AND ITS PR AZURE DECLIN
Just Published, Gratis, the 2Gth Thousand.
A Jew words OIL the Rational Treatment, without
Mtdclae, Of Spernatorfhea or Local Hr.y.%.z
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Txf$FA
Genital and Nervous Debility, Impo- - -SASSf@
tency, and IInpetiments to Marriage l0nGI-~
generally, by b. DE LANEN, NJ u.
The important fact that the many alarming CON-
paints. originating In tho imprudence and solitude
OF youth, may lie easily removed WITHOUT MRDI-
CINE 49, IL this small tract, clearly demonstrated ard
the entirely new ard highly successful treatment
as adopted 10y the author, fully explained, by means
oil which every one Is enabled TO cure HIMSELF
perfectly and at the least possible cost. thereby
avniiIng all the advertised nostrusls of the day.
SEM 10 any address, gratis and post free, in a
sealed envelope, by renlttIng post paid two post
az s'amos To DIR. Is. DE- kNEY,
ap A-tsepI3 90 East 3lst ST., New York City
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THE BOOK OF THE CONSTITUTION,

The demand OF the people from all parts of the
country for new edition Of this Book, bringing
down the statistics to the present time, CHI that
II cannot longer be disresarded. 1t is sufficient
known throughout the country to render partition
lar description OF 1t unnecessary here suffice il to
say that 1T contains the evidence of it's having
both Houses of Congress, of its having been adopted
by the Supreme Court as n standard edition of the
Constitution of the United States and of It's having
reoelTed the speclsi appreciation of some of the
wisest statesmen of the past and present are II
has been pronounced BY them as a suitable frs-sids
companion for every American citizen, and rs text
book Tor the rising generation of the schools
Editors who venerate and support the COnstitu
ton, the sentiments OF Washingt0n, and the prinos-
pies IL ernt9dies, have heretofore given 1t their
generous and valuable support. ~
;. booksellers and others who may desire to obtain
u Tor the supply OF those who may desire to possess
matt washington CIV ~ Z,
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HsssIxr SsiIixs Days, 6rI + eotA A. .s.h ,a..,

hSfS1sT Sst!isS Days, 6fK T 2Ofk V sasI sasafA,
CANTONESE many frauds and impos,- -xso,.
lions oil various kinds have been lately <hk&A
gsrPstratsd on travellers bound To CA LI-@k6ssk
Agent for passage by the U. 8. Mail Line VIA Pans
ma, IN the city OF New York, feels II his duty to
mat, TO AVOID IMPOSITION, they must be careful To
Ind the true oihce Of the Steamships of the L. &
Mall Line, VIA Panama Railroad as no other OIL o.
In n eW York Is authorized 10 engage passage
Inc Companies have only one Office in New York
which Is at IN w est street. of Warren street.
fronting 9n the North River, at the head of tho Com
III Ohsefvs ny sign over the door.
au L. w. RAYMOND, Agent,
ss'S New vOYk.
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l NOTICE OF THr. CREATION OF THREE
ADDITIONAL LAND DISTRICTS IN THE
STATE. De CALIFORNIA And ESTAB-
LlSHMENTOF THE OFFICES THEREFORE,
IN pursuance of the act of Congress approved
March 20, 1885, entitled AG act To create additional
Land Districts M ths State of California and for
other purposes" whIca act authorizes the PresI-
dent TO establish additional land districts in his dis
cretIon, not ex ceedlng three, which districts shall
respectively he haIned after the places at which
the offices shall FIRST he established n is n. re!,y de-
oarr and inside known that three additional land
districts have been established SAID State of CAL
lf"rnls, and the uces have been locate follows
viz:
at the town Of HUMBOLDT, for the "HsuBoldt
DiSfict,''
At the town of STOCKTON. for the " Stockton Dis
trtct :" aud
AT the town of VIsALIA. for the "VisaIia Dig
The s;fces for the Upper" Middle, and
Lower DISTRICTS" will remain at their present
sites until stherwlse ordered
6Iyen under NV hand at the CITY of Washington
this fifteenth day of May. A. ID. 1853.
BY order OF the President:
THpS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Offics
ma l7-w6w
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~ Ss

The steamer GEORGE PAGE le1ves the foot nj
eth street daily at 6 O'clock a. H.. for Alexandria
connecting with the trains on the Orange AID Alex
sIdra Railroad. Saving Alexandria AT "a O'oi"ok
d. III. and arriving IN edmond at 2.SJ p. IN.
Tickets procured on the Beat.
Fare from Washington to Richmond $50:
}. X. NlGKLlN.
ap25 Ticket cent.
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Form Of gHGraHty.l
WAsHIAGT0N,

certifv that
hs proper facilities, and able Ia fulfil a con-
tract for furnishing stationery for the Department
fthe Interior during thu ending June 81, Ia5
should bad be- accepted ma s wts,th Ia
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THE MUSICAL CONVENTION AND THE
Il late Sacred Concert at the Smlth,onIan had
eaoh Piano from our Store. '''N
ma2 JOHN F, ELLIS,
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Travellers DIRECTORY.

1L1velefS Oroctory.
BALTINM23ssEE t ASP oSHE0 ? ! Ad j
&4a EszzEs
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after Monday nsxt, June 9Th, Trains will
Leave Washington at SIS and $50 m
Leave Washington at 8 80, 4lo. and s 81 m.
Leave Washington on Sunday at ssn m.
Leave Baltimore at $50 aud - p. m.
Leave Baltimore on Sunday at 40 a. m.
and 5th trains from Baltimore will be Express,
stopping only at Annapolis and Washington Juno
je5 TIL. PARSONS, Agent.
NEW ARRAN GENE EMIT!
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE
Via Orange and Alexandria Railroad.
49, 6s sa
FROM WASHING TON CITY, DC.
vIF ShSka,lA. TE SkkssMS.
Mls sRk IPPiis Lo 1Ud IAN
THROUGH TICKETs can b. Obtained at the
OFFICE. corner of Penns, ivana avenue and 9th
street, between Browns and he National Hotels,
sssandfs Railroad at A All Sf % 'n' anu
Ktctm0nd, Ddnctfte, Lynrh6Hrg. bristol,
KnOrUiiie, Dalton, Atlanta, Chattanooga,
Nashville, Huntsviiis, Grand Junction.
Memphis, Montgomery and New Orleans,
BY direct route, AID continuous railway connec-
tons to Memphis.
Afordins greater EIpedilton and Con,fOn and
being $40 miles shorter than by any other ruute.
Through Tickets sold to all The above points.
IL The Steamboat George Page leaves the foot
of 7th street ut O'Clock p m. and the Tram leaves
Alexandra at o'clock.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent.
jeS Washington City, ID. G..
NEW ARRhNG EMENT.
INLAND ROUTE FROM WASHINGTON
CITY TO RICHMOND,
VIA ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA AND
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROADS..
s. SsG
The steamer GEORGE PAGE le1ves the foot of
9TH street daily al o'clock a. IN. for Alexandria.
connecting with the trains on the Orange aId Alex
eIirla Railroad. isavIng Alexandria al "a O'Clock
d. III. and arriving In Y richmond at 2Sj p. IN.
Tickets procured on the Bat.
Fare from Washington to K edmond $50,
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AYE RS
Cathartic Pills.

! The sciences Of Chemistry and
M edicine have been taxed their ut
most to produce this best, most per-
feet purgatlve which Is known to
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USp OOk IN AT IMMEN,E S-c,,,.z
isS 'i@Ios ~ NO. SO, between s,h and IOfh AIS
John F, ELLIS.
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PRorE5cEhEb5 + + + ko! az L....rs p.,.., OF
iooe, 1snns Treseaar No Is rs@sdy for 70 Re-
system: Trieseuar No. efsc.ualiv, IN The abort
SPACE Of three days, completely and entirely ersdl
cubebs have so long been thought sntdote for, to
the ruin OF the health of vast portion of the popu-
remedy for that class of disorders which, unfortu-
nateiy, the English ply stefan treots with mercury
tuition, and which al the sarsaparilla In ths world
cannot remove. Tries smar Nos. w. and ere alike
devoid Of taste or smell and ofal Iauseatlns srail-
ties Fhey may he on the toilet table without their
use being suspected Sold in tin cases. and divided
IN separate d0sog rs administered by Velpeau, 'al-
leman, Roux, Record. Nc, &c. Price SIS each
Or four cases IN oas for 50. which Saves IS; and Ia
Sold BY Dr. H.A. BARROW, No. Isl Prince ST..
lew blocks west OF broadway, New York. imms
dlatsly on recep ofthc amount Dr. Ii. viii forward
rage pad, thus lnsuTng genuine European prepare
tlons. The S. cases also cent but not tree OF
2 IN. and from TIL m, q. No. l57 Prince ST.
few blocks west of Broadway. Sold also by J.
STOTT. Washington. fe11y
WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ladies and Gentlemen lose one of their
becomes matter of serious Importance, and the
question "a what shall we do TO atop the hair from
Ry f nj ss 6T few
rsrove dsndruii. Keep the scalp clean and Wits,
and mPart freshness and vigoT to the hair and
CONTINUED use of it two months will insure You a
ats5anf cad Of hsI. Cal and get bottle and il
as5 FOR IS Ro ha5; H Fl and
gist, corner Main and 18th and ifan and Wall Sta,
and IN Washington city by II. ID: GILMAN, Drug
fIst, BraRIs' h ho,e. Buiidns Pr syenae. and D.
avenue. hpI "
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EDWARD ooLANs vrr,,,o.
~ SIGN OF THE COL FIERCE,
corner Oh iith street and Penn. avenue, opposite
Wizards Hotel,
tFornerty Of BoStOH,D
hlter eupplylns ms numerous customers with Cos
tunes Tor the Fancy Ball. is now prepared 10 a.
oHer an lnducement Of has spIet.iid nsxort->
ment of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS
selected by hiinself expressly for the cusfo,n W.
ira. Q, ON the lowest cash prices ami war IA.
rants perfect ut BY his own practical knovIaa.a
and having one Of the best cutters from Boston mi
the best workmen, he hopes to give yenar.I ., ~
their patronage. '"' MIN win
=, Constantly on hand fresh suppl, of ,,.,,,..,
Furnishing Goods. IStafss, vi oehtiemens'
VIE Ill.,. S,OuIHERN SPEAKEk-Cortsning in
D.. s'ep. variety the master pieces of OTsiors -
fnnnS ,s aoe,B ana Dialogue. Among them will he
IouhS se,eclnns from the speeches ~ Rnnos Que ue
Prentice john Pa =. webster, Clay. Calhoun. s.s.
msp Ta atSs,. cEttenden, Mcpufe Douglas. and
e" ny. otnors by the late Dr. BARTON Ross / yo~
~ GENTS. Puhlis ed AZ Sl % "o's' Voi
Rs,da, hhetorlcal Manual. or Southern Fifth
hosb in enDracing copIous and eegI nj sxtrac..
,o,'aaH rose and Poetry. with rreaI ne on Rba
'is., ~ cents, Published az 81. -""' q
5s. 49, FRANCK TAYLOR.
O(sk a
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NOFICE.-i have few of those cheap TOILET
4 SEIs on hand, which will sell cheape SRRN
CHINA, GLASS, and QUEENSW WARE, ~
oheapef thar the cheapest. nth many other 80
dItIclss TOO numerous to- mention, at S9 Pa avenue
between 9th and 10th streets,
Call and see for yourselves
6p 49, 6m John MoDEvIrrr
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NEW ARRAN GEMEN

GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE
Via Orange and Alexandria Railroad.
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Rev. JOHN PIERPONP,
THOM AS 4. DEXTER,
>. II; KENDALL, NJ. ID.
SAM UEL MAY,
THOMAS G. ANGRY,
PETER HARVEY,
AME S ~ nVINe

WHITE POINT GRAVEL. for roofing and
a., garden walks. Also, best Holland Point and
nat SAND. together with the best Hickory Oak
Pine Wood, and the best w hite and r ed Ash and
hss- burning Coal for Summer use.
= On hand and for sale at my Wood Coal and Sand
Depot, corner Of and I4th street near the Canal
HIN i-u X. w. BATES.
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sEIAs VgIT1UA |
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-13
fFrnareRt0 Paw.

M. JoHs d, Rupr has been t14 appoint
ed, BY the proper authorities,f City Mar |.
shah, and Is now calling ort oipE H. citizens
b pay their corporation taxes. Inc taxes J.
ARE fsonaew hatH onerous. but our "ECrty
Dads Z 3sayIthty cannot make if the Corpo.
ration Carlnovye, without Che Citizens help
grease tie wheels. Hthey have money
they say they Win improve tlhlfq streets
that not over Half Of the n tax'aeEa Shall 60
towards SALARIES, collecting, GaFo. There
ought to be money enough lf'fsed. as al
most every ching is taxed. "a great many
valuable dogs are found q baa mot worth +
30 cents now t5HIH ~ I'LL
. bota. Benz. ~ There arfihreHIIpet SPUR,
lels IN town, that they say wer}R overlook
ea by flie Assessor LIZ 81 7
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+ rE The undersigned, NE hbers Of the Leg
islataN, take pItas9re n4saying that they
have witnessed the operation of ''tHALL'S
VIRGINIA SINGLE MAGHlNE,,t now on
exhibition in +tltis5eit aid look upon il. as
ons not only Of extfsmeI simplicity, Tut far
SURPRISING lanytEipg.of the4r nd that they have
ever seen. They would beg ieave,s also, to
earnestly rfeona,sn&ed it, 3s a home inyen-
ton, to the fatorahle con iderat.on Of tit
manufacturers, of tie State. + .<-... !
! iDs. @. e. Riyes, PrinceeHeoFge CO,
. As. G. Moody, Isle Of WIglt co. ..::
Littletop Knock Aceomad %. L.
Ri = W. Massie, Rockbr.dse CO. =. s#.s
y. !. Farntlefb9, IfI Ftederick 10. j.
Ben Rush FLOYD! -Wythe Co., iseGate.5 4
FIfB- DeaneeJf+ Lynch urg.+. -,
!. T. Sweeney, OhiosCo. i + 5.#,..$..# (. i.
y. y Woods, Ohio Co. fR H. N
John PlynIale, Wayne. Co,
s5R. Al, Powell, Hampshire Coz
n. II Johnson, Taylor CD, 9Th
Collin Bass, Roanoke Co. Al +
The above MACHINE is now on exhibition al
the barrel factorYof W J. " jlliams in North
Charleston, where The public are respectlull,
requested to call and examinethe3 sam those
who would like 70 make d handsome specu-
lation, can do 50 BY purcRasing this Patent,
which viii b. sold on the most favorable
! tenlls s as the business engagements of the
propfietors are such, 4tlat they cannotIpiSe j,
their a ttpntinn 5s#.i 4F4l IN la l.I4g1.
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!" But THE nehest and the best, is the WindIoi
u II i NH w al - NJ a.%s t7S5 Fs, tlI H

q H. ~ j. 5"i t h <. II 4 I'll
"Bot the richest and the best, is the WfndIoi
~ the W est, r
That grows by the beautiful river. III
So sang Longfollow, and We sup
pose he had in his eye the Identical
lot Of Sparkling Cstaae5a receiY
ed III GAS. NoRvEL, at the Anaconda
Store last week and we presume
he would have added another conPlet,
if lle had tasted the delicious favor
.ofene Of those ssCo6lers " at file
Wnsos HOUSE. that Il En- knows SD
well how 70 mako from the native
Juice, ihterspersed with s'liail-stones H
There u NO knowing how poetical II
might make rs, were we to imbib9
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Y, HENDRIcK. 3See,y.


H,xEMAxS f,reovrapn - f,,h,uox ssxsg
: Atsa -neeiiHg Of spiitualiSts,s al lnvaI. %.
WIS brohght f9rward'd eadfa4ls aflI eted WIZ WIZ
ulcerolls scfsiulaIl,at lftIeIape iprs haffailea
ID enFe.. Ii was iIrotIose.I III Ippealio he
sBirillantl fer otfyise. ana 4 Homeopathic ply
sseian present, inie Ir5cattd he deraftetspifls
as tb Mia remedy should be,
taken Loud and ass,iaei rspg. audible ioihe
whaIEs audience. IA. Al ar .,1slrs c-s-.
IN u r-fsic ~ ifs fs,a,fF M. 7s Fig
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t 81 fTeeusntlv tbe Csc WiIb new enter.
,l,;.a- sIt..,s,I ',,,a,,, 4 la1,,;I,, q.
l u. 4 st.f s
'1ia' 'useesa 2. 'lll9N'll5 eolu ~ s''' -,
l thelr !, enterprises when ianaticlsm ana
TYRANNY drove th9s.. { workersih fine. linen
from France, England, with her Wonted
commercial foresight. received them with
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!. bloomfield ieadtla Y.

n IT 80. IN. ,t} cl,.,I ,.I - H.,
e. 81 o''i g. Nv
found tit q nqt1ce ri thiS lAst9tH FA2 H.. 8'E-
united abottsix miles ifsf1l Chm Fottes,,
! flie. anil under tie Esnper4ision Of
I'M ILL., R,,oirr,s,ss TtnrS THRILL School
4 e. s.,<I I ',,2,..1 4 iii; Gos.
TIN j''7I y s l''' ! wy Gt,
Slph. ana WeeAgEac% 'tif iHlt9 1"S f9--