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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-22
. Howard Association, PhiIadelphia.

ABsH6g0ient TastHiOn, by speeioi epdop
meRtforthe "sii r the sick and distressed dfieted
Dhh VirHfeHt and EPidemic diseases.
The Howard on, in view Of tbe wful des.
he receptions practiGed up he nnfortS,ae %e.
tins of such diseases by Qaacks, several wears nro
1lreSied lhelr Sonsqltlng Surgeon, as Charitable
Actworthy OF their name, to open a Dspensary for
the treatment ofhs class of Diseases, in all their
forms, and to give Medical Advjce ratis TO ali who
Iapply byletter, wiha description of their condition.
extreme poVerty,to furnish Medicines free of charge
ltisneedesR to add thatthe Asse citation com mmalds
thehghes Mod cal skill of the age, and will furnish
the mostapproved modern treatment.
The Directors 0fthe AssOcatOn,i ,in their Annual Re.
port upon the treatment Of Sexual Diseases, for the
yearcnding January s 1853, express the highest sa
tlslaclOn with the which has attended the Ia
bors OF the Consulting Surgeon in the ofSperma-
elect, syphilis the vice OF Onanism or Self
and order continuance of the same plan fol the ensu
ing year. sa' HfJH4 tsNft2"'3 ttlii WV
The Directors, on review Oft past. feel assured
have been o. grcut benefit tothe niicted especially
the young and they have res0l ed to dey ole them
selves with renewed ZEAL to this very important but
lmuch.dspised cause. HI,fHHU lH '..l..1 .faall
| An admirable Renort on Spcrmatorrboea or Seuin-
al Weakness.the vice Of ohansin, Masturbaion or
Sel-abuse. land other diseases Of the seXual orpnI
by the Consulting Surgeon will be sent by mnl lin
sealed euvelope,) FREE OF CHARGE, on receipt OF
| TWO STAMPS for postage Other Reports and Tracts
on the natnre and treatment Of rua diseases, diet
care constantly BEING published for gratuitOus dis
trOunon, and will be sent to the aflcted, Some Of
the nav remedies and methods oftreatmen discover
ed during the last year, Of great yaiue ,rt.,.
Address, for Report or treatment, nr, GEORGER
CALHOUN Consulting Surgeon. Howard Associa :
ton, Noe South Nine Street, Philndelphia, Pehnsyl
vRnia. By order ofthe Directors I
EUi ,EZRA ID. HEARTWELL. President.
GEORGE. .FAlRcHlLD, Secretary Iu'4a
| April 81, le5S-1y5r
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-22
late from the TeIegraphic Fleet.

BosroN. July l7.--The letters received
from the Telegraph feet furnish the fol-
loving particulars:
The Niagara and Aglmsmnon experiel-
eed the most violent sou'hArly gales from
the day they left Plymonth, and they were
driven as far north as latitude 81 degre IS.
much higher than the rend zvou'. thus de
laying heir operations several days,
The Mia CARA behave! in al respects like
ia thoroag, sea going vessel, and was none
the worse Of the storms The Agamem-
non. en- the contrary, suf red severely =
ct one time the commander of the Aga
memnon informed his first officer that he
had no hopes Of saving his vessel two
hours longer. So great was her straining;
but the s'orm subsidized at last, and she rode
out the gale.
A most unfortunate accident occurred
on board. however, caused by the break
ing loose of the connections which held the
cable in its position on the gun deck: the
cable got adri t. and was pitched about the
deck. undoubtedly much to its damage.
Two hundred tons OF coal ais ) go' adrift
on the same deck AMI caused infinite trou-
BILE. The seamen were injured by these
accidents. one Of them having an arm and
the other leg broken.
TIE tw vessels and heir tenders finally
arrived on tbs ground and on the morning
of the 26tl. ult,. connection Of the oalle
was efscte !, The wsa her then being sui
fiiienlly calm. The pavins out had scarce
lv commence! before the wire snapped
AT er afrw hours' detention another splice
WAS made. and the steamer started. the
Agamemn0n and her consort for Ireland.
and the NiagSra an her companion for the
Amarican coast a rri
Signals we're kept up between the two
vessels con>tan'ly, a msssag. being trans
mittAd every fifteen minutes All was 90
ing on we'll until about forty mills had
heen p4i out. when the electricians on
board Of the Niagara is'overed that the
circuit was broken; this was at balf-past
2 o'clock A NJ on the eth.
The Niagara was Immediately put about
and rpa he'd the mid-orean rendezvous.
when al 8 o'clock she waS first seen by the
ship Alice .Munroe. 1t was believed on
| 'OHiu we NdgdTt tilht tie Gauss Oi StcOnu
breaking was bink in the Agamemnon
wire cause bv its disarrangem ent during
the gale. but of this there is no certainty.
Nothing is said abnut the working Of
the new hre ksrs Probably there had
been no ocraslon to put them in use. The
lice Muuroe parted company with the
Niagora shortly after noon, on the 9Th,
an lost sight Of her shout o'clock.
The Agqmemnon had not then CO e in
sight, and tho officers OF the Niagara had
hoped her consprt would arrivA in season
to make another trial that day. but as the
weather was foggy, though calm.t is bard
" probabls that anything was done on the
9Th. ~. Ui. ta.
For two days subsequently, The weather
was quite calm and favorable. but after
that ther was another succession Of bea-
Ivy southery gals. AMI the weather on the
banks. as experienced bv the Alice Nun,
roe, was exceedingly rough.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-22
FITS FITS! FITS! FITss
DIR. H.aTCE'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT
tAttt3 EPILE LEPTlC PILLS.

For tho Cure of Fits, SPasr, Crdntps and all EsrUsus
and Constitutional Diseases.
EDERSoNS who are laborng under this distressing
B mnlady,will find DR.. HANcE's VEGETABL EPi-
LEPIlC FILLS 70 be the only remedy ever discover
ed for caring Epilepsy or Falling Fits.
These pilis possess specific acion on the nervous
for thepurpose Of curing Fits, they will be found Of
especial benefit for all persons afflicted with weak
nerves. or whose nervous has been prostrated
or shattered from any cause whatever. In chronic
complaints, or diseases of long standng superinduc-
eu ny nervousness, they are exceedingly beneficial.
Price 50 per box, or wobOxes for S5 ] ersons out
OF the city, enclosing remittance will have the Pills
sent them through the masl free ofpostugc. Ts For
sale 10y SETH S. HANCE, No lOS Baltimore Street,
halmore, Mary land ito whom orders from all parts
oflhe Union must be addressed, post paid.
p June IL, IS5S-1y7i f'NI ~ F-tFG @E
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-22

R1-The electoral vote in 1856 consist
ed ol 296 votes--the admission Of Mime.
sofa will increase that number to 500, and
should Kansas and Oregon be admitted,
The entire vote will lie 306--raqulring l54
for choice for President. o. this sos,
there will be 1870 from tho now slvehold.
ing Stales In the Charleston Convention,
under the wo.thirds rule, it will require
2O4 votes to make nomination. IL will
require 81 northern votes. even with the
united South, to make nomination -Chi
csgo Times.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-22
Murder and IIanxin, IN Lex,n gton.

LEXINGTON. Ky. July 7, A. M.-J'mes
Beard, city Marshall. was hru,ally mnr-
dered this morning about o'clock while
eadeavoring 10 arrest a man named Barker
who was engaged in fight in the market
house. Barker staht ed Beard with knife
estering the right sile and severing the
lung and entering the heart and killing
Beard instantly. The citizens are much
excited. Baker was taken to the watch
house. and thence to the Jail by citizens,
and marched TO the Court Honse yard, a
temporary scslIold was erected from the
Court House window. second story, and
nj eight O'Clock A. NJ. Baker swung off
The first rope broke and he fell TO the
ground distance Of about 80 feet, bruis-
ing his face considerably He recovered
in few moments, and was again taken uE
to the window. Another roap was attach
ed. and he was then made to jump from
the window again. He still hangs, and vii
hang till 12 O'Clock,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-22
Treehnm I'M RnssIa.

That the liberal party of this great EN-
pire will triumph in the prosecution Of its
great measures Of reform, there is now the
strongest reason to believe. Letters from
st. Petersburg stat4 that tie Emre was
gttheri' 6 about Lin every day men ba.
longing 70 the progressive Tarty; that the
cabinet was impressed with the necessity
OF approaching western civilization, and
thatlhe next generation will not find any
trace OF slavery in Russia. This.palicy is
opposed Of course, by the oil Russian par
ty, hea led by Pinre Menschikoff. But
II is evi iently out of favor bolhowith the
Emperor government and the great body
of the mobility, TIE old G-rm4n party,
as represented by Count Nrsselrole and
Count Alherherg, has not much influence
whatever m'y ba the results of the present
Cars policy, Russia really seems to he
endeavoying to lay the foundation of ne W
System of administration quite opposed tc
that in which the Emperor Nicholas had
SO much Faith. ,
The forei n relations Of Russia may be
thus resumed. She is on The very wors
terms with Austria, and on the very bes
footing with France. England is by nc
means popular, and Russia threatens tc
MAKE any alliance hostile to the int4res is
of CIR at Britian. There is ample proc
Iof Russian activity in Turkey. It is MOI
regarded as the policy of Russia at the
present moment TO create any actual rre-
volt,in the Hominions Of the Sultan, but she
will not neglect any occasion to court pop
uIarity with the Christians Of The East, :
4 Thus she will defend tie union Of thu
principalitias in Paris, in order that, heI
4 views NAV bo printed in The protocol,
which will he given to The worl i, Rus.
sla is preparing to absorb Turkey in Eu
rope but not with arms. This opinion
comes from one who knows well the posi-
ton of affairs and pa-ties at st, Peters
bury
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-22

A New INsrrrUrIoN New York re.
joi es in another 'Ins tuition The small
pox, whioh in Gli tim - was only casual
visitor. is now settled among u, perma.
nent resi- lent. II. in all Cnristen iom. any
body wants it, here is the SPIT II any
phsician wants practice, any medical stu
dent obse; va ion, here is the spot Ii any
philosopher in physic aspirps TO settle the
disputed questions of variolous habit. 1t
him shy Phil ,del 3hia as a rural district
and Bosom as aquiot. healthy village
and come at onSe to the great smallpox
metropolis, where he shall see every thing
worth embracing in nomenahtun oI
disease exhibited ON the largest scale. We
are not Boosting Of any trihing or Temp.
rary advantage We have no more small
pox this week than we had last, ard W.
havs had less this month thon We had last
Still. within ! years we have had 5o,'
900 eases in lhis single city, and 5000
deaths from it. and il this does not entitIt
US to Il e consideration of head quarters
ior the disease, we dispur of ever attain
ing that honor N, Y Times, r,s.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-22

TERRIBLE RGNc ,UNrER "A murderous
atfray oarurrei in An erson county last
Fridtp Two young man by the name O.
Mil-r. residents of Washington county,
vtnt toLewrenc4burg. and there came in
conflict with others by the namA 0 Lurcy,
si!ents Of An lers ,n. Two OF the La cys
vera shot dad, and another mortaIly
wounded ty the Mill-rs. A third mar
whose name we'lil not learn. wss, also sho
dead by the Miliers. The MilIers are now
in jill in Lawr4nceburg, aud the Jail j.
guarded bv a large body of men, Intense
exoirpm-nt prevails. There was fear o
ian attack upon the Jail. Louisville Coug
rier, l2lh. i.....
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-22

.rH4I oFALNAL3s
al Tue Cammiitres ull,ing Hon John A.
tooB yghamswas dalird out and made q speech
8. his rheue ewrs I've aec'aransm of the
s. atb. Hi' speech wsshry. lloush II
sIac coy-iek him Nj hrp p'rsli,stiolb and wre
r. il not that he IS a Congressman, we should
a ee',lale lis rlfqT a ihilnrr. Hq m
aH Loni calls were mace Tor Hon. Joshua
GiitngS Satdol close u Nj. bingham 3
ndJaflress. tlo rose, up aud w9s received
witt gr'a, enthusiasm friend spokr
for lin. saying 'ihH at pteseut Mf Gid
a5 dlrg's health would rot pvrmit him 10
sp'ak. ft1as@a ni 500 .r
Les Cls were then ms'e for Hon Caleb
Sm,h. and he eame Iorwtid ami ct Irn
l5naqd cheers He m,de one OF is ac-
custpmgd spi'ied s ,teopes, whioh exated
ri frgquent appl use ,rl.. r
l'oa The Convention then took recess un-
~ til 9 o'clock .llr II..
d RE1AssEMDLIsG- PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
tr Sc Crny-htIOn r-,a,sambl.d about "a
O'clock. aDdWoc-.d.d promptly to bnsi
ness. Tle Committee on Permnneut Or
81 Gap'z'iiou reported the foil wing g,n'e
III y for officers who werA r-cled:
P'esd,ps--Simu Craig shesd. E,q Of
Montgomery county .s .s.
Vie Prr.deu'-F uaaaurek and F,
Johsnn, OF II milton county, aud ninet- en
4 9th "a iI a u a#
S."ret'rles- G org' A Benedict, Gpo
b H9llist-r. ". NJ. Granger. John s.
Hinch, }. NJ. Ke,le and SaauelM. Math.
els.
jnrLEs--A "rlKr" MADE AGAINST CAPT.
A o. y-a SootEsTos
au TIE san,e commlt 0 Also reported n Sc
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-22

FRoM CAIRO - Our Cairo correspondent
wrlina from that place says hat the water
has entirely disaprsared within the lrvee
Tive railroad company have 400 mcn al
work on tho break in the ROAD. and by
T. urs nv next Vt ia ,stim tied that the ears
viii Amin pass with safety iHto the c ~,
Tie Taylor House is b ing rpfit,ed and
rep dr"d in everv particular, paint.d, pa
err'', DC. twill he ready for occupan
~ in ab ~ two weeks. by whi>h time II
II Davis, Esq" tie former popular land
lord, now on visit to the East, viii have
returned and tpken possrs,i II. Ciro, il
is sail. heuins TO wear it, former appear
auce md but few months is all that vii
he necessary 10 bring matters to their old
position.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-22

EJ Dr. Marsh says that the hest cure
for the Mysteries is to discharge the
servant girl. In hiS opinion, there is no h.
Ing like work oprevent the nervous sysem
from heing'anstruny. Some women think
they wsnt f" physician, when they only
need O scIubbIng brush.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-22
rENroRARY oRoANlzAr1oN.


The Convention assem- led in Conceri
II Hat [ b'clock. The room WAS crawd.
p' cd 70 fxce,s, bur owing TO the admiratl"
ed Arrangements Of the local Committee, Il e
~t Convection was accommodated without
is lroh' H. rH ~ R@' 2f'i
ui 20 Ja1e F Ashley, Esq, Of Toledo. was
elected chairmsn Bef,re taking the chair
Re delivered himself OF a short speech. in
eia which he sp5ka.Gf The great Importance Of
.. the comming rleriidh IIe hoped tia Con
venlion would lske sn+b sction as woull
10 flacp Ohiolamong The nost p rmanent an .
sa ri.Nle States Of vhe Uniun, He Is flu
i'>peker. iaa ii '''i %
o. bIa ars usdic'. of Cuyaho ~; Hollis
haeter. q llnnilton. 'snd Grpuger OF Maskiu :
a'uhH wtI- pterd Se,.rrtari S. - l
ds'a71 Ee ii Oorg'essinrsl hittiiet then presen.
81 teda i'dmmiuesnah for en- i, t',ha follow
ingrommiltpea. viz on Orgsn 1alion and
Rle4. on R. sohi ms, aud on Central Com
u nlitG-e On h~ ii 81 committees. Messr1
ei'l Il West and F. 81 son represented Ham
stIiton unly. ard On The second. M4sss
HA4s,urtE and tlolIis'-r. and on the third,
o Messrs levi, and Hatpmnn Hamilton
81 County Ako c oo4e T @. Day mud F,aop
IaJ)hson 10 represent II in tho State Cenlal
9 Jmu ittee 30 n-f' "a 10 t'H 'H-'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-22

|
CoMprRoLLvR OF THE TREASURY Judge
Thr Il has filed is nd of $50 900 a,
''omntr' ] = Of ih4 Ttrnsury,. md entered
upon thr dntics otibs oflice. His assist
"h's ate NJ thew G ,odiry md George G
Ben'an, gentlemen well qualified for tbei
posts ....,.
Tive OH q % Comp roller was created ~
the lrgisl' uro Of ns' session, and the du
tics Of ofilpo are dsfned in three ver-
al hw- then p s,ed, They are asfnllows,
according to the Col mhus GoseYe:
The "art to estgb'ish he ind pondent
reasurv ofth Sate Of Ohio" which pre-
scrihes he way in which money Is to ne
paid in and DR. wen on. from thu State
trrasu y,adeiaiie' account ofwli h hiskert
w The Comptroller; The 'act 10 provide
for th" seminnnal collection Of taxes"
whirh requires Of the Comptroller TO srttlp
with county tro'Su-er4. and certify to
Ito treasur Of The State the exact smounl
of oa'h spe fn fund due to lh4 treasury;
and tie "a"t to further provide for The b. t.
ter regulation # the receipt. disbursement
and sat4 lie ping Of the purlic revenue .
wiz" 'equleN "h Hc'ouh' ol MI hpptOpr''
n ions and payments nm examination of nj
Claims for p'ymens, and great variety o
lothor duties. Besides these du ils thu last
nqmsd &C transfers from 'ho au lilors off {
u that Of thp Compto Ter, tie charge o
the bark M 'epa'trrnt and requires per.
ioira ex imina'i ms, co PARSONS and set
Elements with the M litlr and treasurer o
8 ate. Frm hi4 1t will lie seen that no
only impNtpnt hui active duties aredevol
vpd up II the new department which re
quire Gaze, industry aud nc uracy.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-22
DEATH OF GEN. ouITMAN,

LouIsvrILE July i7,-General Quilman
di'@d This morning at his rr'i]euce near
Natchez. Of the disease contracted at tho
National Hotel last fall. 4.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-22
NqDGEcR.
NOdhcR.

DICKFORD & DAVIS huye pu rch ised the Interest
lD nf II. RICE In the late firm of BICKFORD, DA-
WIS & RICE. The business ofthe Woolen Factory
will be continued under the firm Of BIGKFoRD 4
ElCE, aud all business of the late firm will be settled
by them. lCFCASH paid for WOOL
..-....s .BlCKFORD & DAVIS.
Lancaster, July 8, ,ls5s-3wIO
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-22

GE Secretary Cobb is off upon a trip of
pleasure on theTeyenuel cutter Hpriet Lane
Socretary Thompso has gone to Missis-
spi; PostmasteriG General BRO En is on a
visit to Tennessee; Attorney Ganaral Black
is said to bea Bnd(ord Springs; S .c4tary
Floyd has left for Cincinnati AMI the Wes
in general; and the PresiIontit is stated,
will soon join Attorney General Black,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-22

Eg-H Happiness isa pig with slippery
tail which every one runs after, but no.
boiy can hold it. assn. .i4.sg sli ai
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Lks8 antasttr 6a1ette.
cI9y oF LANCAsTER:
Th",saay. HIarplpa. July as, 1858
REPUB BLICAV STATE CONVENTION,


REPUB ITcAV sr1rE CONVENTION.
tt, R,7u lien 5 1t, Convention, which
ass.ml.ias CaIunbu' ye~ter lay. was
on4 9th mos' rrspe3t,bl an enlighten.
81 .9psa-inS nlliisd Conventions which
hss evsr assemble ! in this,Stae All the
ooua'ies were fully rsp'es. nted except two
--c,rrol an n lhie- " i,b hsl no dele
gates il at nhase Tlongh mu'h foe-
ias was exnbits in regard to two of the
oaavs. anl 40 Immense deal Of log-rollng
was d1ai b.tore aad duriag the sitting of
tha Clasrn ioa. not an overdue excite
rreni was ,xnIbiied.
The I'D WniI clam n. which has stood
aslootfn. tha plhiisAl- movements OF ihe
Safe u, llut lhr,e or lour yea's, Was very
l4'gel, reprrsrnt,d in this C0nyelti1u, SO
mn 90 10 laci. ssta 70 the -oecas'SF "t
,gsnrra F-Tn ,rk., Ani IN the sam~ proper
ti,sn In. abolition e!emeAt was weAasned.
bsia. l.ss.- q, any REl-pabiirnn 6onven.
ton thatli en- held IN his Siate. Con
'1f9 seuu rfly less w,s said abou tic slavery
sis question, aIli e 90 ls directed more rsp c-
s- tally iujaeanlbiustion Of a the oprosi ion
eien ntsof the Stpe. ihrough the Repub
liean organzryiop, This ia is fully *,
hioited in lie plltforn A delegate from
e Che Rrserre, anA pr iminent man eiorr
tss the c6Insry' too. brou.i,t - the Conve.
zion in his pocket, pinuorm as ong as
s7g ths k4nsss N-trlsla Bill 1t set forh h
~, boldly l4dFuly. III the anti slavery creed.
for which tie 1puilictup'rry. hss con
67 tehlsd, and most Of the" "SiM'ght' Repuh
a9i cans ftyors,l its adoption. fhis pla iorm
ss1r was givea into the hands Of TIE G-ntral
,i1al. Committee Those gentlemen ttok The
srfo lib tty Of ut Ing il down b fore they pass
sf ed to The Commiitoa on Rsut'on :
Il was ten lspudia'ed by tlat Committee
.b,sin CONSEQUENCE Of its snperfuty aid
lenetE
s' r Atybto 9 cl4,fcrm. two di.tinc, par
a1s tlls exNlof. On, watth4 "Slai hit r.
i5- ppilcaes," who win not a'ats one jot OF
e7aa tidl, Of t"eir policy, 3, a.rommohaie those
who are disposed. undrr suitable compro
mis-, 70 60 opp rate with Them. Tlooth'
=. er may he tcrm4l "Fd>ioni4t, . for they IA
v3rsi plicy which @onl in th"ir opin'
ion unite r pl lica's Amerioens an un
yi-litrg anti l.scompon Democrats in {
one politic4l orsahizuion. Shose lat e'
were sacc ssfp 50 lar IS to obtain st o
e'7 rss)la'ions. which amouni 10 amnt nrIh
~ ing. So nah for prrhminariea. Nov
"a for procetdngs.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-22

the Board of Public Works he the first Of.
Gee taken ur. Both reports weoe submit.
ted. and he majority report adopted by the
Convention
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-07-22

The resolutions MS reported BY he com
mi'tee. were adopied with uranimou,
roaring ave, The G nyer ton then rro
ce'ded 70 select their candidates.-C Gin
Times, July li..l,..e.err.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-03-03

. "A Ne
HIa.a, Sauag !. Nl0f, llImhah
u.f .'la Mlala, iHrn MaBfa,
=fHrHr N.YIr. rHf1 Nalu hni iia
ath.fl .NNi Nhf nam W. ~
taltu.uf klnns Ma ~. lrDt. M4f
Ilrft. CmaH# ,Nlt mtIa
sat, Nilhm flmHu ln. bHl thr
q, Ilrtn uHi bolts 81 liV, wlaH
Hn unaH sH, 81 Ann puoo, and
ht uNifIun ha law N ialia Il.
s la lau hi.fof NaA.
HIaf $50 A ft j.
ful HUl z son aie bel fhy dDl
Cob ini Hrnesf before the prll aie
iNn4t eHtth, ~ lhN Court
fI itg.f, u NJ 'lsn ~ Pamela, lu
Monday h ipItl, \, -, lsiN. han
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