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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-08-07

SANcTIFYING THE SABBATH.-On Sunday the
25th. we had the pleasure of attending a chill.
dren's pic mic at Paramount. To us, and we think
to most others present, it was a very agreeable and
profitable occasion. Several appropriate addresses
were made, developing and applying elementary
moral principles, to which children and others lis
tened with earnest attention. During an inter
mission of the addresses, the bountifully loaded
table was relieved of its abundance of good cheer,
amidst the general social enjoyment. The slave
and his cause, was by no means forgotten in the
public addresses or the conversational groups
The slaves chains will fall when the anti'slavery
sentiment of the community shall anywhere
nearly approximate that of the assembly at the
children's pic mic at Fairmount. ~, @.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-08-07
JAMES SMILEY, Nj. d.
Office and Residence a few doors West of the
FARQUuAR HOUSE,
North side of Main street, Salem Ohio.
Salem, July 3lst. 1858.
NOTICE..

Susan Garner. who was indentured to me by
the "Colored Orphan Asylum" of New York, hav'
ing left my family without my knowledge, or con-
sent. l hereby warn all persons against harbor-
ing or trusting her on my account as shall be re-
spousible for none Of her engagements after this
date.
e,.g ALTON POPE.
SALEn. 9th. mo-. Aug. a. 1858.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-08-07

RETURNING TO PLAGUE THEN In order to
save Republicanism in Vermont, the New York
Tribune got up and published its malicious misrep-
reservations of the reform convention at Rutland
in the State. Whether its falsehoods saved tho
cause of Republicanism in Vermont, we cannot
say, but tout west' they are being used to the
disparagement of that party. The Democrats, ad-
uniting the truth of the TItbune's report, affirm
that the Convention is the true representative of
Republican principles and against this charge Re-
publican editors in Iowa are battling with might
and main. So it seems what saves the cause in
Vermont is its curse in Iowa.
We find the following in regard to this conven-
ton in some of our exchanges. Mr.. Landon, the
writer, is a resident of the neighborhood of Rut-
land, and was active as q friend of the Convention:
$4,000 REWARD.
EDITOR RUTLAND HERALD TO correct an i'm
preston that has been and is now industriously
circulated by individuals and the press in rela,
ton to the sentiments entertained by the three
thousand persons who attend the FREE CONVENTION
at Rutland, on the subject of marriage, | wish you
to publish this resolution, as expressive of the
views of ninety,nine of every one hundred persons
the Convention from first to last viz,
Resolution No 5:
Resolved, That the only true and natural marri-
age is an exclusive conf ugal love between one man
and one CONAN, and that she only true home is the
isolated home, based upod this exclusive love.
I:offer the above reward to any person who
will prove that there were thirty persons at the
Convention on the 25th. Goth, and 9th of June
last, disavowing this resolution.
l make this offer to give some profesedly pious
but mistaken persons, in this vicinity, an opportu-
nifty to either deny the facts as stated, or inform
themselves and stop lying about their f~ellow'citi-
zens.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN LANDON.
July 20, 1858.
P. S.-Other papers who love truth and justice
will please copy.
j. L.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-08-07
July 20, 1858.

UuIy -VI ICUu'
P. S.-Other papers who love truth and justice
will please copy.
i. L.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-01
A. Ii. RCCI<ER.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,

UIVUSNt tHt VI 1ttfu DhHt,
LfNtHBURG, VA,
EEPS constantly on hand large and varied assortment
IN OF GROCER.ES AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, witch
the prices Cash. exchange
for Produce It's his purpose hereafter conduct his bu
CASH PRINCIPLES and order effect this
desirable object he will sell suca prices will protect the
who may HIM with call
Grateful the share patronage received at the hands
he'd friends and generous public tor the last
years continuance OF their Kindness IN his
cut In,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-01
LYNCHS M.AKEHOUSE,

F1NHE SUBSCRIBER has ieased term of years. tho
above named valuable in thus city, and respee
orally The appointment OF inspectors has been given t"
g. H. tucker of Amherst, and 10 j. '"as Ut Apo
Who every ahed Tor the dutt oil The OIL
worthy OF me pubic
udcuc,. EDGAR VIII fEHEAD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-01
WHEAT THRASHEtS

FuNnE UNDthsinAED having become Agents the
IL Schenectady Agricultural Works, viii keep CONSTANTLY
II Sample Patent Improved Raiw ay HORSE
Inrahcs and Combined lhiasncrs aud
" Tins lLrasiiis received FIRST
pKEMlt NJ at the New horA Sat. AR 1856 coniin
give good satisfaction ali who la, used iun
IIiE ltpNSE row EkS made 90
ed that requires the team travel ABOUT iIes
hour thereby naAns suitable 10 worA eiher Lui
u upon them.
riE riKASiiERS aud COMBINED TliRASiiERS aud
MiNNUN LRS ar"
through the
Ii Kinds.
1 he Ihrasher and " nnow er has a REVOLVING " IRE
SEPAKAIEk winch does the work more perfectly chan
be done amy other way
THE SEfAkAIER Iidie) has fork straw shakur, hrh
shakes the gram passes
Persons wishing to these ILrasIers BY
calling store where further nation will
,uncrrnng them lRbl q SAUNDLto.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-01

kiCnNoSp. May lst, lr56.
Gentlemsn: My child had ..k,ng out las,
taii s,nai sorcs winch g,sLuay vKcnd.L
hsAd, including both wLkh ach
~ tear both would ui
trio all sor. vi advertised aud domestic runaas
good rcsuiA then procured Aud applied II
oiA II began 10 get 0et.sr bottle -, aud a
led gala 10 lit Oegau My elder
Aaid Pa, W yet some SISTERS
oked 50 much better when used II" Ne got another
Siiic and Nor head nearly well This
aci case aud took bali All hour every day ash H.
offensive One bottle. assured
her entirely, there bat little OF the
You emitted ~ tbs aud tie beurnt Others
great pleasure IN giving you this ccr,incsie.
kcspecsinly, L. CHALK.
To Messrs LUSe a Co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-01
Loud may you boast Of your telegraph speed,
AMI of its mighty wonders tel
But merit bcgk her voi:e to add,
Ard saw huw Miss txptlIs


AMI of its mighty wonders tell
But merit bclH her to add,
Ard how BLISS cxeclIs.
STaIL THE BALL. Is ROLLING. ON, md
- the excitement tor w priced Pictures continues
the head the Photographic Art d.
10 the Virginia Bauk, Nam street. Lynchburg, Wa.
Now the favored nc Let everybody supply themselves
with a..kcnesscs at BLISS GALLEki, which can be
ceied BY none. equa led bat by few.
LR' Pictures from ID To S2J
augats ID II, BLISS, Photographic.
SNIr MACM1NES.We are Agent. fer tine
- DAN PEASEJK, superior SMUT MACHINES. which
the best Mes will lind greatly to their in
tcrest these machines all others
Any person shing them do by calling
store
We refer Messrs Laughurnc Johns who using
these machines IkBY ~ SAUNDERS
lI-ts
n II. - a.. a. DlGl.UID, Successors to >.
LIE DluGulD Il SONS Will keep constantly On hand
argc stock Of all kinds of rtKNITuRE of their
which they will be pleased shew the old friends and
patronso - Diugud & sons and the public General
They also Keep constantly On hand a large SKIS
METALLIC Bt kAl. CASES, OF all also large stock
WOODEN COFFiNS, OF every DESCRIPTION, aud will pay
prompt the undertaking business all hours
sfab-d&es u. 4. a II. A. OH GNlD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-01
INsURANCE.

~ ssSsfir LIFE iSsUExNeE coArAS1
while The nsarsd living thus helping him to pay over
sssp.ay retain the dividend. an, tho death
the nss.A Ivy could - ~s AFFORD TO pay from 10 ~
DividseAs PAass January Isl. 1857 . ss1.an 5.
asssr.sd capital 10 pay fa.ur. losses. a.ss5I .
risf-none Afford. advantages
ouss go per y.ar the company ID. Insured halt
Of it Al psfesn, lalAr~i n ". KNOWLES, agent.
Or WIZ = nosM., Medical ..miner a. LynchOaIs
PosonA 10 Lyncbbnrg DESIRING their lives
obtain laornasa. and papers BY calling tho once
virsniaa sept lom
Elax, LIS AND MARINE INsURANCk.-
Umpany makes insuaDee damage by Fire
Hc.ss. s.ors. Tobacco f.s,srs. and other build
tow a and country on the most favorable terms
sooa S..1 and Of sound constitution
Slaves snplsyed ordasry occupations will
Os.ss.y also tai. risks from .nd.o any
BOARD OF DlREOTORs
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL Prcsiden,
sHa.ss Sscs.As S Ssis' H sss's'si
DEIrx. OTEr. SAMUEL uAk-AsD.
JAhn Y. PAINE joan T. DAVIS.
w.. II snsArroa' "A. hx W,s,s = LAs %,a.
Cnx.p T. WILL. s.er'y AS u "iLL'AAS' treasurer
IN i,x V uM.ss OWES Medical Examiners.
Chs Medical rzaniaaOu for insurance wi be
nads q We Once q =: Oe~pany each day
houas q aad+ oolodkP u. ltob 7ts
NAD RIXTUK9a--Ys k~rp eesssa.ssy q.
~ A.s1 sappiy Il Chandeliers. Pendants LraekesD Drop
Lghta Shades, &c, &C. which viu ell ~ low be
IS other MS 5
N1CK oRNAMKNTs:-wecan ne aise .iies
II o. he Ladies something auuful way OF Neck.
eaiss siLvERTHoRN CLIFF.
SA6z4 CC1ED CANvAasHD M Mo.-1
~ - Superior Tor family use ca, and !.y them 70
dxss xH15fzzx L1SUoH1CE;
- Y9sME Run. sossIennsnt. for sais BY
,..sss Edmond. DAVENPORT CO.,
x7EBzNxs' SCxEE WzEK-
iousE-A. \ auokER. Lrsos.osa Tx
vA,sssss sssas t.As ssy Scale mas.aae.
ssssss s..'s... y s.ss'ry ps.s..-.-... 1uasza
,s:::a:s sA.ss:. .AA.A. -
Save 80 . "a
10 - Hs.''''A '''as1 :ss s. : a.: !. ~
70 aIk,ys=1 :s' .! &. &; sssd ~: ss5a
NYRKRkoUnrA,sAesss essa.se. y. U.-ssl.
sszs. s'''i !. q a Oh = es; CO.
4 1l II Ar ETSTT 14sSs q
49,. 1seS1o0n. s.sA ; ~, se,sst ~
4 sl=:su5z ss: - S::sss5 - =
1Sss1ssA 80 :TzsIaa . Jossa.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-01

TO WEST.
fuNilE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, with its much I'm.
from Virginia and thu Carlnas a.hiux
ton aud Baltimore 10 all PORTIONS OF the West tue
and the Southwest.
Tho connection botw the trains from Wasiron and
II always promptly the ashiiston
(atey called the Relay iouse.ls miles THIS
change ut required between
the Ohio checked
the Washington Station.
p The connecting trains leave Washington daily at
A b. an APO r. VI. on Sundays at the latter huis.
AT BENWOOD
Direct connection is made with the Cars Of the Central Ohio
bridge, Zanesve and New Columbus Thcsv trains
conuect at New with Cars vi the Newark Mansfield
and SAndusky L. Tor S,niusky, Toledo Detroit chicago
st. Louis, etc.
AT PARKERsBuKd
Connection IA made tty Steamboat miles with the
he Marietta ami Cincinnati Ruai for Chllcohe
&c. &c.
AT WHEELING
Cleveland aud Ohio River Railroad Cleveland Toledo
Detroit Chicago and ali the ,rthweaicrn direct
ER Travellers Requested notice While the
Route atoding Through Tickets and checks Wash
ington, II is also the SHORTEST, SPEEDY III.
RECT to nearly all the lead the West
distance from ashiugton Cincinnati il but about
n,s being luu miles shorter than by Other
by through u, ket from wsshngoJ least ONE
DOLLAR LESS than the lowest " the Northern Routes
Northern cities
For Frederick Harpers Ferry, Marnsburg Berkeley
Springs, Cumberland Bedford Springs Oakland and Grafton
may leave Washngtun At A NJ. 40 r.
tn" minor Way Stations baltimore Wheel
ing, lake d A. H. train from W Washington
IT. For fui Their iu"rnAtion iOugh Tickets &C. apply
THOMAS II. PARSONS, Agent at W Washington ST
W. =. WOODSlDE, Master OF Transportation,
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
!. " Cole GEM Ticket Agent scp2 dSots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-01
uANyEN'S PIANOS.
ANOTHER TRfUMPH,


VUyHI Subscriber the Aanon Of the pub
Il No ssd purchasers p.tc to the .spsrr PRE-
MUM PIAkos manufactured by HIM sSioadd As'or'
OurTHnoa Ia 70 rs-ea.d Premium years In
Cr1.ssi pssso. n aoaps.,p s m". OF the leading mann
Nos rork and Boston, and raucsonsh Of
-; "a s...s ,.s ssa WE s.s
val Of renowned Ass. In venturug 10 say that our Pianos
regard ~oam. q elasticity oftouch combined
With the creates. hrmnes. which very rarely met With In
respectfully solicit examination from stranger. End
friends themselves OF the above before purchasing
elsewhere. All our Pianos are warranted
II. HANSEN Manufacturer Of Piano Fortca
apl 7-dew warerooms, 100 Centre st New York
S.nN0xR,a aE WING MACMlNEs.-sascns
Judged there labor mschae before Tbs
mhins the hishc., United they
exhibsd the late Exposon Univor-ss In fraae", where
~ 10 make them ha. tssu bnilr in Par"
u ever. branch ct industry N (which :s~ns 10 Ss dome
OF the Railway train to travelling fool 90 sowing with
shocmaksr rcssnaIsr carriage trimmer .addcr halter
should be without The fair profit Of using ono Of
y.., Is tsmli,. where .Asra . much sewing to
De doss tkss achnes ,nvaiuabs assistance Planters
table These simple their construction and
very and darabe hens the only kind Of Sewing Ma
could be psys execuied rhonsanso inferior aud worth
less sewing schnss been made ami sold undUr vaous
names sngers Machines alone have been found
whme to saalsfy the wassa Of the public.
Pian printed Instruction. sent WIN ea'h
chine fom whish readily acquire the art OF
aging them. Ths machinss packed securely
part the world To all persona desiring particular
fornasisn, will Application by letter either OF our Of
ase. fos,rsrd. copy Of NJ singer Go a.1'''e' paper
Ht |. M SINGER co,
Principal onoe, No 3aJ Broadway New York.
BRANCH No A. Hanover ST. Boston, No W chap
oil ST.. New Haven, CT 0isserve u No yt Broad ~,
Newark, N j. No. lt3 Chsstnut 1T, philadelphia No ltD
Rai,mors b., bAimors No Westminster ST. Providence
No East Ath ST., Cucinnat; No is North 9TH ST. 81
Louis; No 81 H. Charles ST. Now ORLEANS No " Dauphin
ST.. Mobile. tdec 2I.dActs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-01

HI SuPEkPIOSpHArE OF LIME,
Manu- iacu red from Formula of
DIR JAMES HIGGINS.
state Chemist OF Mary land,
ENABLING PLANTERS To DISPENSE WITH TWO
thirds of Peruvian Guano Fall seeding and for summer
altogether Packed in bags and barrels fully
cd. Price SoO per ton at 100 los.
III. abby article, together with Pamphlets giving full de
tail of this valuable Fertilizer also, full OF
tance aud mode of al plicaton-can be had Of
NJ HOLLINS& co,
marl3 ts Sole Agents tor Lyn'hbur
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-01
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL

FOR NE hAtiD Cline OF
COIdinI$, COLDS, HOAHsENESS, lNFLU.
sGNA.N, BaSOSaaai Sc, " AAOOEaNl
SOaGh, Z HOSf, A. ~ la.A, Az
aArHEN sONSanflaON
aud for the r,et patients advanced stages
thviis'asr,
We speak to the public of its virtues Through
rN,ry town, aud ai'st .ytry h.net VI the
Stac, unioui caro- ruinondJ have made
ais'.dy ~hown Ma. ie" are tho ianirsi any NniIed
cuuy this conununt without personal
ITS rn.sts aud ie"u, ytt ,unmuus WHICH
Among thcu sumo living trophy Victory
ILe subtle and dangerous OF throat
hiie tlu antrioi. yet
thu iriiao aui da'isrr1us dis.ases oi liz
II Is aI The lieasahcst re.ucty
.lioJ r miAniS lnicuts Should nave
against tnu that steals tLen
We have CAer
|rciOid saves tue prevents
those II cures. kce., " YOU
Stais,
n uieadiui i.li.l Iuus
anJ tney sntues vi
W Toll iiO,,i,u II
most perfect possible, a AFFORD thos. hu
best agent whicu sk!i GAN iuinlsh thc.
PREPARED ~ Dli. J. Z. Az LK,
Prncsicni awd Anal, ,ieai Chemist. Lowell, Mass.
J. II. sEAi, Lynchburg; PURCELL, LADD CO.. Rich
momd y, r. HIVES fuorsUarg NJ. "A. SANTOS. Norfolk,
ani Druggists. ~ u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-01

CHksrEKYIELD, Jan. 4. 1888.
MtssRs DovEA Co.-tientsna Having had snort ums
since OCCASION iuri ol n
and AIS action being gralfy
Ia / he At
large had hue Con- Ia stable lot which
Dui- Tho buii ansu N
goged Inc Coli tine shoulder to tho depth
raped about III. distance
wUuud
present and re.na Aud wound In,
that ihoy thought do tulus h
eve. .tIm,ned 1, the rurt ia, iDa vi
twu small boites Ia. eutircy cured
\e! respectfully.
ian Al
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-01
SouTmAMvtoS CouNTr. Va, August H. ls.G


AsriN Gmoyk, Hsnrico December !, 1857.
MLssks Dow a Co.-t'cuticuiuu--My Lors, put in
the III. Ia ,uulp The
eud fence through shoulder aud
neat. penstraiing through his making gash large
enough to insert yonr nsL your II
OIL aud applied freely IN iour days
two weeks be entirety cured.
Respectfully yours, JAMES l.. EGE.
Sold by ali Druxssts AM Merchants Tue
f,,h
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-01
AksaA she Trssh nbess eur Turf Oil.

KIChSosD, April luth 1856,
fling sleigh ride this winter past discovered hcrse
aud the skiu Oh place larger than NY hand from
rubbing the irsde OF the thigh. applied you
Turf Ul aud An day or two he wei. Another
A mule Inch working my dray became unable
walk I'm eAAmolng his foot, discovered nail about
inches long To the head and the
he would be good for nothii drew the nail
piece Of lint and Turf Oh once
that he has hour but rs good
also horse badly snAxged outside
his thigh In Two places one about two inches deep and
inches wide from which he stid Turf
Iii applied audit brought them entirely sound.
truly Of the greatest remedies for
and have lived drug years Use
this you thiHk proper. Very truly,
no messrs. Dove 4 Co. J. ii. WEISIGER
For sale by SrkOTHER l. WHITEHEAD,
nov Iotiom LynehbuIE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-01

ANEW COAGkkN.-1br Wader.tgmed 4
~ associated themselves together under la. s is aud
UGDEN 4 AIAGfiEL.l. ior Ills purpose
General amt arJiug business The
aud convenient NV Brk building the asn opposite
Va aud Tenn Railroad '-ioi next below MssrA
Ander,on, AdRius Co. this method inVflnH
and public gcuualiy that they prepared
aud frotuce Of every description
reasonable terms oihur Nous" CITY ihcy
give their attention Ia tie pion ihcir
DcsI .nur 10 eAtsia,i0u all
= cali WA A.
I.2in q. u WINuFIELD,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-01

4 .RATAER IA large lea Of Upper Leather,
IL just received and Tor salo by
dec i5-u FRANKLIN BROTHER
SYLvlC 0IL: sYLVlC 0lL!:-J.ss rec~iv.
- ed. Dbl Syivc Oh. Thoss Who have been waiting
= an now be supplied WA. SMOTHER co.
lust 8&CknvkD, ss ceosiSnos SEQ bush
~ els sweet Potatoes planungO for sale.
ap 2lts Lee JOHNSON & CO
DRUN4o: PRUNks::-We have - hana,
juss reeeivsA, esaslgnsd, ersss prime Prunes
which We viii seA low. LEE, JOHNSON L CO.
augsN
(NONCkNTRAT8D LYR.-A isssh sapPly 81
~ this invaluable article for making family SOAP just
sissd AL for sals BY WA. 6TROTHER CO.
clan i%ss
GUPKR-PMOsPMATH 81 LlMR.-Mschell
- Croaedales Doos Super PhosbAsts Of Lime prepared
from GROUND bssss Peruvian and other long
edged containing all the elements Of vigorous and
durable enant For sale by the subscriber lower price
than Peruvian Gsaas rial viii prove economy ead
pssiosity. -tf d" 1T. ANDERSON.
1S SIS
MANUFACTURES FoDACCO.-The ssk-
AVA sesihsr astsads selling MANUFACTURED TOBAC
S:r fs.s sa1 prepared e gss. tAr 9dy.nss' "n
ssgsaA - Hroadway.N "
SAvACKs UBaINA. "A aeII.hsa.I pesnn.Ae.
r%s.'s By VA sTRoTHER CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-01

NGlnE SIR LOT Of shosr fRmOus n, tension
"A Saints just received and for sale cheap hy
aug lfts JOHN J. PlliN. 5, Agt
SAGCE.-- w orce- sershire snucc. P"ri den IN
- hs Salt rsy and other he Mnstad best Salad On
ust received by lie 10 ISL sTABI.ER u j, IN IS.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-01-23

sa,.. =. ..v.,fInsr. ia as,w tasoiisifi, To nElEt
IA rss,y,,,gl,..s An aaorsiiHtnwln@o eT3a lays
=, ,.nn,,.u ,vnalSa,. TnaeriE- 5ila efifa'i'i'-
ei,isesnsnf nj freq Inner IL evnry 'viia'na ~
,ar,I. 1nwa. tila aifaurnng Ut Tilnse. ho-
arai fanrsi,nanrs that urnvaisnii IN ma of'-
tsr gaws If ina Ranaaniic.. v'lan 10 was
a.emea M infarnrrinnnr either N "a"
suussarusaam ur tine riunes af M 6n'aN'i,.
"a f,a,,venrnrx. Ter sosE tn -retfsna, has nsnn
M idle spectator 1T these aEl.t1ass'N"
movements against tiln. nights as s4lh
Worth. IN tiin laua aicetIon- iila Hshar
lsp,i ier ryrafasg aur,nsE hat narvnrsinn III
FIN, t7enstifnuinn. yfizcn ig Drantlng tnwn
rnn. nj; rhn fi,r-rasses ri, ..lleftY IA t1iaS
,ounr7rv 9lle has been taugilc 10 Deiie"e
rt,ur saernd Instrument wiz nSalaa" I'm
tho a9lauf 1T taiiUsrrg1re tt'0m ett1 dfan'tS
ls,,,L t;rre,,1rs n, ftE rarnsas. Ann Whilst
il IL IN Ia,r Ut iar purnosa 1a ai'ef'sh
lulmnsitles tawartts any ane 5arolnh III
mr. rmnrnnn saaatrv, 1uG Vou!d 'ar1aef
ao,,nari oeacnts1i rr,atiuns ami. g0od hsi!-'i~
lnrsitan. siln iuremts 80 rusiHb III lhF7la'"S
gry,un the 4.llrsla unit iartrlnos NJ 6iia III.
ne..S nj 5ne GansuIrlglnn-, If v"iLaa aiA
ancruncflsnrntz 1pnn 5hn nrInoipios N p'.
itical .a1alitv And II t y perm ',rs'i
ber 2, have linbs. f,raa sBtall, lnagts RE
tn b.nr. uni nanris TO tiilnk, siia. vii tnnr
ANNE. ~ rive evidence M Iinr' InYaitv ou
-henatIanai JnInn-, die nnrpnnl4bV III
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