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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-14
Volunteers forIutah.a

We see il stated in the correspondence
ofsome of our eastern exchanges that the
President has declared that he will moi
ANNOUNCE bis selection Of volunteer reg.
iments.for Utah till congress.passes the
appropriations bills. q Months ago the Ad-
uinistration cameito Congress clamoring
for regiments for the reliefof Gen. John.
ston'sarmyy and crying out against the
Black Republicansfor doubling the ne
cessity Of an increase Of the military force.
Regiments. were finally voted, and a
number oflarger States contended for
tlfe profit and honor Of raising them.-
The President held then up, with their
appointments, as bone is held to "a dog
to msksh him jump. He would not select
tkemstill Congress passed Lecompton-
till it passed the deficiency bills Now
the dog must Jump again. States that
shewttbe most lalacrity in voting money
will get the regiments. aa' o-l '"' q
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-14

IF you want patent extension skirt
L that's now SO much the rage goto
.yuNj }; RoBBrss = Hunt.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-14


lola Montez is said to be exhibi-
ting ap ,extraordinary interest in the well
reef The two daughters Of the famous
MrsIC Cunningham, who is now residiog
in Thirtisth street, near the Third avenue.
The Countess visits them frequently. and
loses no opportunity toireiterate her con-
yiction that Mrs. C.Ineyer murdered Dr..
B4rdelL There is,no truth in the news
paper stories that the family are living in,
extreme pyesty.s onthe contrary. Mad
am, ,presidesIin an elegantly furnished
house; her daughters have thoir pianos,
and a music teacher. attends them every
days. There yisl good reason to believe.
moreover that Mrs, Q. will shortly be
married ~. 70 ,''' 4 wealthy gentleman Of that
ciHy'c sIesdH sdr .gohGis sidl iR ss6a
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-14

,''ls Y, (, - -. .'." NOTICE - 80 w. @
Is hereby given tkat Sarah Miller Administers
trix, and Findlay F. Fowler, Administrator
Of the estate Of David Miller late Of Wyaudot
County, Ohio, deceased, have filed in my Of
fee. their, accounts. with said estate for final
settlement. 81 " 3ti bna siftt a nN 9nt
Said accounts.vill remain on file in my Of.
fee for inspection by allconcerned until June
6th, us5s, on which day at ~ o'clock, NJ,
settlement will be made. '2'.5" % oh'" OF
-y3e sisl>t : JOSEPH KINNEY, easqs 81
Upper Sandnskv, o..l Probate Judge Of l.
Nay l4th, 1858. s5H wyandot ca, Oh.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-14
NEW ADV RTIs EMENTs.
NEW GOODS!
All
HUNT'S
No1.YECIoW CORNER.

If you want Brown and Bleached Muslins,
We have them.
Ifyou want Those good fast colored Prints,
'--' We have them. -s'''-'V'
lfyou want Good fast colercd yLawnH WS
Fk ai have them. ~ AZ AZ q
If You want Barages, Challies Tissues or
a.. ~, e4h Poplins, We have d EN-. gI.gl.
If you want French Prints at l2H cts. per
yard, We shave ,them.y =,
If You want Black and white check for,tFav.
cling Dresses, We have them. "
If you want Summer goods for men 4 boys,
We have them.
Ifyou want Good fashionable cloths andCas
.meres, We have them.
If You want good Buff Marseilles, Wehavs
.f''t it. ''F"" ''f'ht's SW Y
IF YOU want Good Satinetts, We have them,
If you want Good Linen Drilling for rs cts.,
We have 1t. u "s'l 'Hi y
If you want Corduroy that you cannot tear.
We have it. 09 FenH
Ifyou want Goo Black Dress Silk 1t $t,00,
n , We have il. I2fm -'HafFs No I
Ifyou want Goods for Summer Coats, We
"> fi'et have them. 'Apii - ie 'aliHH
If you want Good CATERS for Ladies 1t 75cts,
9'f' We have them. f."Fii'sfir ne
Ifyou want Good shoes for boys and girls
.'t'dtl at Scots, We have them. - sri
If you want tIood Oalfshoes for men 1t 81 90, =
lFd We have them 1i .iHanlasItt1TEs
ROBBINS b HUNT.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-14

EF you want to see the Bslmorsls val.
n u garly, called red, peticoat) J goto gHfao
g1 rE,rbaas 7sg RoBRIsss q Husr,s
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-14

EF you want 70 see the latest agony lin
1.-The way Of Hats, go to ,,,aa
ROBBINS Hunt.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-14

IF you want Hoops Of any kind go to
l. ROBINS HyNr.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-04-21
VOL. ). NO %.

not the cab-but the cottage of the Kentou
carrier, from the window of which twinkled
the light he had seen
This was q terrible blow; but, as have
said, Thompson was pluck to the backbone
there was no Sinking in him. The fog was
evidently beginning..to clear, the hedges Oh
each side had become. sufficiently visible to
enable him to steer his course safely along the
middle of the road. and he at once, still up-
daun ted, proceeded to retrace his steps. a
spanking walk of an hour,a half brought
him to his own gates, thro' which he could
clearly distinguish the exit Of two carriages
carriages that he well knew-the beaded pha-
eton of the Jenkinses and the char-a 6amc of
the Tallmegs. They were the last of the de-
parting guests It was two o'clock in the NOR
ming.
He met Mrs. Thompson in the hall, who
neither screamed with joy, nor threw herself
upon his neck, nor did any of those things
which weaker minded woman would have
done. She merely said -
my dearest Thompson, how excessively
late you are! And there is your man with
his cab and horse in the stable-yard, who
wants twenty-four shilllngs, as his charge for
twelve miles, at two shillings per mile, and
two half crowns extra and he has had three
glasses of brandy-and wine, which he says
you promised him in addition"
At that moment the Misses Jemima and
Janette Thompson came running out of the
| now empty ballroom, and begged their dear
papa not to be vexed at his delay; they had
had delightful evening, and beautiful sup
per. as the ices. and phea.ants. and game
pies. and trifies and champagne came down
all safely. The contretemps had not been o
the slightest consequence.
And Thompson. though for a moment rath-
er taken aback by this extremely cool view Of
the case. perceived the next moment that i,
was the true business view, after all.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-04-21
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

N VIRTUE CT a PLURIUS ORDER OF
" the Orphans Court of Cambria county,
e'Ie will be exposed to public sale at the house
John q. Given, in the village of jefferson. on
1sday, the lst day of June next, at one O'Clock
L a., all the right, title and interest of William
S'am, III the following described tracts Of land,
y:
AL that piece or parcel of land, with its ap-
gl''enances, commencing at spruce, corner on
Ie ol Arant Sonman. thence ncrth 10 west "a
eTcheS to a post, thence South west $50 per-
SAcS tc post, thence South IS east GA perches
va sugar on line of John M'Coy, thence north
~ y, east y perches to line, thence north east
NS perches to the place Of beginning g-contaln-
aS % acres and 12s perches, the same being al
;Ited to William and Benson Crum, and situate
SSummerhill township, Cambria county.
NJ S One third Of the purchase mon
q 10 be paid on confirmation of sale. and the re-
3ue IN two equal annual payments thereafter
'i'n interest, to be secured by the Judgmenl
0nas and mortgages Of the purchaser
r, EPHRAIM CRUM, Admir-.
March "A, 1s5s:1o
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-04-21
SUI.IsIFF,S SALE.

hi VIRTUE OF SUNDRY WRITS OF VEN
D !itoui Exponas. issued out of the Court of
umln Pleas of Cambria County, and to me di-
| rctcd, there will he exposed to sale by public
| IHcry. at the Mansion House. in the Borough of
kOhustowu, Cambria county, on FRIDAY, the
[Whday Of Aprl, 1858, at one O'Clock, 7. NJ.
Al the wight, title and interest of William
Howard and Cieorse W. Hodges, Of. in and to
VT Of ground s:tutte in the Borough of Johns
|tOED, Cambria county, adjoining the Canal Ba-
|an. lots Of JOHN Barnes, u. B. Wakefeld's heirs
mi others, having thereon erected two story
ame warehouse, uot now occupied; ALSO
j the right, title and interest of said defend
| aS, of in and to a lot of ground lying in the
/ 1Nugh Of Johnstown aforesaid, adjoining the
oyc mentioned lot and the old Allegheny por-
| ,g Rail Road, uninprovcd A1SO-All the
,at, title and interest ut William Howard, one
| the defendants. OF, and to piece or parcel
and, situate in Conenaugh township Cambria
Wty. adjoining lands of Henry Goughnour,
| Be Jolnstown Iron Company and others, con
IsninS fifty acres more or less. about tw enty
rcs Of which are cleared. having thereon erec-
b a hcwed log house Taken in execution and
be sold at the suit of Fiticlt and Smith. for the
X Of Chester Granger. ALSO-Alf the right,
1e and interest of George w. Hodges, one OF
Be defendants, of, in and to a lot Of ground stu
a in the borough of Johnstown, Cambria couu-
? adjoining the Canal Basin, lots of john
lmes, d. B, Wakeiicid's heirs and others, hav-
g thereon erected /, two-story frame ware house
now occupied ALSO-Ail the right. title
p interest Of said defendant. Of. i'll and to lo'
piece of ground lying in the Borough of John
sNwn aforsaId adjoining the above mentioned lo
NnANeold Allegheny Portage Raul Road, unim
| PrOroL
ALSO-Nl the right, title and interest Q
William Howard, one Of the defendants, OF, II
md to piece or parcel of land situate in Conc
angh township, Cambria county, adjoining
ands Of Henry Goughnour, the Johnstowu lro
nmpany and others. containing fifty acres NOR
.r less, ABOUT twenty acres of which are cleared
a1ving thereon erected hcwcd log house.
Taken in execution and to be sold. at the SUI
Il Arnold, Martin s. Potter, fer the use Of Che:
cr Granger.
ALSO-All the right, title and interest
Charles Merriman and Susannah his wife of,
End to lot of ground containing about one tourt
an acre more or less, situate in Concmaug
ownship, Cambria county, adjoining lands
Lewis Iacoby, Samuel J. Horncr, Peter Jacob
and others, having thereon erected ole and
halt story plank house, now in the occupancy
tAe said Charles and Susanna Merriman Take
execution and to he sold at tho suit of Pete
JacoLy and Margaret Jacoby his wife,
JOHN ROBERTS,
Sheriff's Office. Sheriff.
4 tbcusburg. April 7. '5S (
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-04-21

= NoNsENsE-Sense that happens to differ
from your own
= SEssE-A sensible wife locks for her
employment at honestly ones abroad.
= BAD-W hat extraordinary animal pro-
duction may be procured in the Isle Of
Wight? Mutton from Goues.
WoRsE-What is worse than raining
cats and dogs Hailing cabs and omnibusscs.
= WoRsr-What is the difference between
cat and document One has cIars at the
end of its paus, and the other has pauses as
the end of its clausesiif
- What was the use of the eclipse r
asked young lady. "0h. it gave the sun
time for reflection" replied a wag.
Why is it easy to break into an old
mans house Because his goif is broken
and his lock. arc few.
EEA down east editor advises readers IL
they wish to get teeth inserted gratis. to go
and steal fruit where his watchdog is on
| guard.
- Somebody says there is decided differ
ence between perseverance and obstinacy. =
| One is o strong will and the other strong
won't.
A new mode Of dispensing mob has
been discovered-said to supcrsede the ne
cessity of military force. II is to pas, round
! Il contribution box.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-04-21

@One of our cotemporaries disposes Of
the virtue of early rising as follows We
have watched those fellows who are the early
risers. and as general thing they are the
first chaps who go to the'groceries of q NOR
ming. Is is all moonshine about the smart
est and greatest men being the early risers-
1t might have been so in old times, but now
a-days when you see chap moving about
very early you may be certain that he is af-
ter drink"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-04-21

- john quoth the gentle Julia to her
sleepy load one warm morning at late hour,
I wish you'd take pattern by the thermome-
ter
AS hew?' murmured her worser half,
sleepily opening his optics,
'Why-by rising
HIM, wish you'd initiate the other f1a-
magig that hangs up by 1.-THE barometer
why sor
Cause, then, you'd let me know when the
storms coming
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-04-21
SONS OF rEApnAKCE.

w Highland Division, No. "a, Sors often
tASpcrancemeet at their Hall evsTy SA"UR
r., DAY evening, i'll the upper story X
0s7:.' building
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-04-21

Halls Journal of Health mentions
what it calls an obstructive and alarming
fact in reference to the Wall ST. forger,
Huntingdon, recently sent to the Penitenti-
ary. 1t was proven on the trial that he was
never seen down town without cigar in his
mouth, and that he as never well. On en-
tering the prison. smoking was absolutely
and at once forbidden by an infexible rula
In three months he gained fifteen pounds in
flesh, and his general health was improved in
proportion.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-04-21
glotites &e.
CONSIDERATION OF THE
'ooomptOn Constitution

|leC0Il pun VO.s - - CAOA
sup IrSDERSIGNED HAS LATELY RE-
nm n,n,ned from the East, after making a pur-
r, well selected stock of GOODS. in his
E' sL~sipess. which he has since received, and
Lmsily engaged in opening and marking,
I~ I,,;b lie will offer at sale at very small prof
",' Al kinds Of country produce will be taken
,vrbange for goods, and CASH VIII never be
|,.f,scd these hard tunes.
'a,. ~. t,es thankful for the patronage he has re-
TIC He'I lis busness. and hopes for continu-
e!'eu m ,Is ,, same. and he pledges his word that
auoh m u nrt leave anything undone tEat may lie
ne VIII ,i,ITsr, 10 give general satisfaction.
~ IJ, ls r,os consist in part of the following ma
ned articles
|Guceriss,. Aiso' IPiees
Such as Teas, OF all KINDS.
Coffee, Sugars, Also, Pro-
Molasses Visions,
Syrup sue b as
Ia, C,rn Meal. Buck wheat Flour, Oat Meal,
a,es. Butter, Cheese and Fish of all kinds
TSO-A good assortment of Hardware. Iron,
l. ! anil Nails. Also-Drsgs, Paints and Oils.
|l<.-a new stock of Wall paper, consisting of
sr pattcrns and styles, which are very desirable
I. 51on of the year. Also-Forcign and Do
.sic Fruit and Confeo tionarics, well assorted.
| act the various other kinds of goods he keeps
no numerous to mention. Please cali In and
|r,nirs his stock for yourselves, before purcha-
elsewhere.
.s. In addition to the above, he wishes
|Ey to notify the public that he has new
- and Improved LAMP for sale, for bur
GCIrbon Oil, sometimes called Rock Oil. y
icartainiy the best improvement now known,
for economy and safety ; it can not explode
an be regulated So as to give much or little
l Lamps made on this plan to suit all pur
81 Any person wishing to try one, before
r,hsing. can get one ready trimmed and filed
BIB Oil, take it home and Use it for forty eight
gs, free Of charge, provided it is returned in
I Dd order rs when taken away. Call and see
en- ROBERT DAVIS.
EeIsburg, April IA. lS5S:22 If
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-04-21

Gs- All advertisements must be marked with
the number of insertions desired, or they will be
until forbid. and charged accordingly.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1858-12-25

gand de dams vere msve accusatrce pourfan pres
mure reHexon decida les deux pills dams poche
Au moment on negre ai eoner du bateau
place quava Oyo cauete du mes en-
Puts yeux cerchan qeu chose quill ouva pa
omb ct uaent plus dams embcion caPu de Bolivar les
deux avrons seus sur e banc
IL ut debarasser de cec envoer fond de
habits I'm temps t de poche
d disant
ab d pognad qu en bicn ceuc VOLTA qu est ait
Pguont ausstdt Ia lame dams a tout leau
Les avus sombeen dams Bolivar ciuga File doa il
etai .. s..... IT, .r..--..
et de te les bandits lis avaient t Ia reie un butn con-
lis peren meux e pour tout
Dire leurs chefs eaient absents ." ."
bnle
dune fo'e Pierre. faat
tous @ efforts cimaals les suppat de comprene
ques nese aor e brt de desordonnee
queque bateer ven enenl pat Les brand vouaient
ren ecouer ills souenent quill eur eta d de re 10 meme ia
page que eouner ds paaent dune lie
on queques ouvnt se arretes asar t
eurs outes les navaenes etc quill ht upos
able de debrluer dams File!
/ -.a. ......... ...... +. GERsrAcKER.
LA 10 proclaim nunpSr0)
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1858-12-25

Au moment od Sanders v
ener oel tete du muatr m veux Lively
qu prend de precauton orore arac u de for
Gene ct s ets au lon Pus sneo u mua evanoui
en- secrant coere
Monsieur orsqu conu
CONNIE un hounete homme! Ce droe prisOnnier.
-Msis II q asassine votre canarade ....r#tl
vous trompez descend reponi tranqu
Z. qui paru Pied ct front CONVERT
de await Ia main carabinc reconqui h bandit
mons quee pas eay fucf
mai Sanders rpondt lhomme eta rop egne Daeurs
cru Cook mortelement bese. .
Aors ceta ben charitable de mieu des
buss0ns, le fermier
Cook acona de set il expm
cheva va moment crique Son
chase homme Beau eat
blanc Et daleurs chen
enommage epaule
pauvre bette muat "a beaucoup de dfhcute.
fut done dabord mulatre In feme
lin de leudrot oa lon trouyat Helena
reun chez Lively on tiendrait consel ..--. III, .r
muae besure abondam-
men de u plus
deus du lie mat rma
uue da bese lie vieux Lively banda p du meux
au mais mua eta ct les bes bat
cheva de
hsmac dams quel plaza mald de con petite
revnt de
inegL =.
qu decide quill pout pra
aup des dames afairca
carabine epau cheya
v Ia pse du fugf au vite m permeen de chasn
experiments '-f ... .
gouttes nature
que Cotton deyait be Ces ach sang areaient
od s fa doue await do sarre
ter atm de bander sa paie. a'l .+
guide dams rherches ogs
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1858-12-25
ELIXIR a. D4 GUILLE 't%, y:s.s :s,ssr"s r PAUL GAGE
- I Paris rae de Grenele. Saint Cermain Ne Is.

AsrHMEs, CArARRHg, CoQUELUcHs. RHu.
MES, roUx coSvULsivy, EXPLANATIONS DE
roirRIyE, etc. - Ccs a'f.ttions sont lc re.
sultat dune accumulation, dams .ie tissu
meme du poumon et sur Ia surface dies bron-
ches, dune matisrc glaifeuse, Acns, .vis.
QuEusE, EPAissg, qui sent de We oppec dams
le poumon d In suite d une inflammation. La
trachec- -ariere est boucher, lc pouinom nc 80
dilatc plus, la respiration dc, cent inipossi
BILE. La nature chcrche q expul-cr cctte
HuNgUR eLAIREUss par dos scces de- tonx
convulsive, ct le malade mcurt asphyxie, 81
on ne SO hate dc lui astrinistrcr fEi,rir
pcur supplser auS sizor:s impuissants DO Ia
nature. a ff sattF
APoPLExiE, PARALYSIS. - L. ccrveau e-t
traverse par une quantite infnie de vsis-
seaux sarguins OF lymptstiques; u est en-
veloppe dune pellicule gu membrane mu.
queuse, qui exsnde unc Aun,cnr glaircuse
chHrgee d'enfrctcair Get srgane dams un etat
dhumidite conycnnblc. Aussit0t que, par
une cause guelconquc, u, peu dinha,nma-
fIcn 80 deveioppc, soft dams les vaisseaux
sanguins ou iymphntiques. s,it dams In pelli-
cule GU membrane muqucnse, OF que, par
suite, fhnmeur glalrcu-e est secretee plus
abondanie qu'il ne convieat, u y aEPAScHr.
xENr do cette huncur Ians 10 ccrveau, ct,
peu aprcs, APoPLExIE ct PARtLYsIE.
II NY lu'un moycn d'enIpechcr mn pt
reil innlhcur. ccst duser de i Ebrir DE
GniHt AvASv, PESDASr kT ArREs L'sPAS.
cHESEsr, pour le prcvonir, ct pour cn ope-
rer In resorption par ua, deriv alton pmis.
santc sur 10 tube intestinal, sill va eu lieu.
BILE, NALADiEs RiLIrrsEs, FIEvRE JAu.
NJ, JArSIssE, ISDiagsffbNs, cHoLEFA MON.
nus, etc. - i.0rsquc lc t,.e eat dcvcnn 10
siege d'unc inflammation violcntc, cctte IN
hammation 80 coinmnni,Ilc la rate, lcs-
toinac ct aux intestins PER suite d'an debor.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1858-12-25

dement, dc bile dams ccs divers organcs. I'm.
verifublc infection pariii''fc par la bilc 30
developpe; In jaunis-e, In i,yrc jnupc, Dies
favres putrider et bilicuser, les fievres DE-
marais, 10 cholera ct lee malndies pcstibn.
ticlles sc ieclarcnt. les calculs biliaires e.
torment dams Ia vesicule du fci, eie. Pour
prevcnir ces desordrcs. u fnut cxpalscr do "
foie In bile puirehec par l'infl"mmsiion, "n
fur 1t d mesure Iu'elc Ne prodnt, et en-
ploycr 4 Get sfIet Pf:hrtr de GHui,d prspars
par Paul GAoE, qui remit, o unc action
purgative doucc, dcs qualities ioniqncs ct an.
uputrides.
Caravans Or IA vgss,s. = J,ovaque les
urincs sont surchargee~ dune matiaro glai.
rouse, QuErQUErois BoUNnEcss ou Ret.
eEArRE, quclqasiois iilante et pour aii,si
dire HUILEusE, cefte matiere irrite les rs.
rois de IL vesaie ct y dsveloppc le ostsrrhs
vssical. GuERIsoNi onpecher In matIcrc
giaireusc do sejourne, dniis Ia ycssic OF d'y
pensirer en- usant dc fEier'r De Gsiiiie pre-
pare par Pau GAoE. 'm .il.f Fih
GoUrrE VT RBrNATisNE. Ccs deus
nialadcs graves doivent lcur originc q une
imatierc glaircusc, AcEr, qui s'cst fxee sur
les membranes synovialcs de~ arficulations
ct SUR Ice aponevrossp qui cnvclolpcnt les
muscles. lndiqucr In cnuse de ccr nialsdics,
ccst indigucr H. ren,edo; cost .lire que
rEhSir de- Ga,ii,t prepare par Paw GAsE
cot lc mciileur agent qu'on puirse employer
pour soulagcr site ct guersr soliseinssa. La
guerison sc complete par fusogc du 1issI
Electro -MognStiqse.
Nous rcnv errons, pour les autrcs n,aln
dies occssiollnecs par les glaircs, wu lisrc
diou est exiruit &C qui prevrde. On lc dt,,.
vre gratis nvec cliaquc boutcill~, ~ eelle q'ti
m'en sera pas necompngnee sierra rspuis.
coI,trctaitc. s. fI
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1858-12-25
L.oRG1E EFT LA FUITE DE MARY.

pu pres heure on Tom Barowe qu Helena pour
Montgomery Pon preude d nformao1 petite bqae Sc
's'd% snss yer. L .ivsss De rEas Dc Arkansas.
su. neg Bolivar G 4U %
Oyo poa de rec de coueu se onee de
poe pres De lui quill ban du
e @ dun large ePeau de P Bolivar y, % ss 50"
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