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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-07

Destruction ~ 4 CRY ~ ~ ENRrugrAkE.
The English papers received by the Etua
announce the entire destruction ot the
ancient city Of Erlcroum. in Turkey. 10y
repeated shock, Of earthquakes within
the last three months. We have had
brief notice " il by telegraph. The first
earthquake occurred June lst, and let
ter from one OF the missionarie- ct the
American board gives vivid description
of the first great shock. lie say:
The first shock. which was not very SCI
we're. wa. felt about o'clock 4. We June J.,
and al lu o'clock 4. v. the following day
came the fearful earthquake, which laid in
ruins 2uOO houses. nearly destroying lIuu
more. and iniurinr 1000 others leaving
according 10 the accounts OF turkish Of
iicialsl over 1901 houses unh1rncd; hut ]
! do not believe that there are luh houses in
Erlcroum as sound a. they were before
| the carthuuakr. The shock was not only
| felt throughout the city. but the villages
on the plain. and even at HJssan-kallah.
| twenty miles to the east.
According to official returns. $50 dead
| bodies have been taken ont from the ru-
ins, about 2Ou wounded. and 90 are mis-
sing The heavy shock, which did the
mischief. i said 10 have continued about
eight seconds. and it was followed 10y
three other, less severe the sam" day
shocks. more or less severe. w,r" also felt
az intervals duriu. eight consecutive days
since which there has been perfect quiet.
and the work Of building and repairing
is now going on a. rapidly as possible.
II is singular fact that the destruction
was almost entirely confined To- the Mo-lrm
quarter Of the city. and only twelve Chris
tians lost their lives. The two mission
house, were injured, but not very ~e-
| riou~lv.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
SIR JAMES JLAEKE'S
GEL ERR ATFD FEMALE Pills

Tl. .u,a'r3h" medicine j. uufuliu- in tie cure o.
al those 9autGl and dangerous diseases incident to
tlr f,u.I. constitution.
Do moderarg> a.l excuses and removes an ob-truc
lions. .g.ui asreygr causes. ana speedy cure may
To MARRIED LADIES
it's peculiarly ~u.,"i- twill, n "a short time, bring
on t.o monthly period with regularity
CAUTION.
7iaf P#, ssosii u.' b. taken 'V females that
pregnant. d,a7aq sbs FIRST THREE MONTHS a,
's s 'g 'r9go Ns-1rr,1yr: Jat a even, other
taas a4f I'd srt5 other c1ss- tbsy are pssr''y safe
Iu 900 cases of Nervous and spinal Affections, Pain
n the Back and Limbs, Heavine,-, Fatigue on slight
axerr.u. Paal'itlon Of the Heart Lovuc-e Of Spir-
/ Its, Hy-roue-, SEX Headache, Whites, ana an the
ruu.l. diseases orca-ioued ly dl~ardcred system,
/ tu--. Pills vH effect cure when all other means
/ have TaI.H.
I F1'l directions 10 the pamphlet around each pack
/ age. wHrH should re carefully preserved.
AhnsIa containing 50 pills, and enclrclei with the
Government stamp "f Graat Britain, can he sent post
/ free fin 81 andre po-'ag stamps.
>a'o Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
Rochester, New York.
For -..e J.y F1r. Sc. CASTEEI- Psuldng.
J. WRIGHT co, New Orleans.
Feb. l., 1850. ls-ly
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RgAprSG. Pa, Aug. 3J-Dsify1'fs 70 ~
Charleston GaraltaH. Democracy OF
Bcrls county. Pa, this day elected Tour
delegates to the state Convention m
structed to support, from first to last the
nomination Of Hon. Stephen \. Douglas
10 the Presidency.
In New Jersey. Wise stock is far below
par. Al the late state Democratlc Con
yention. resolutions were passed, igyorinp
the principle Of Popular Sovereignty
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-07

We shall commence the present week
10 print Election Tickets, for about twelve
counties. and the names Of candidates
which arr not sent us in time, will be ne
re.sarily icfi out. Send on your orders.
gentlemen. az once.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-07

Dr.. CaANE, Of New Orleans. is still ready
10 receive and treat all patients afflicted
with diseases Of the throat and lungs. rheu.
matism, &c. See his advertisement in an
other column. The Dr. enjoys a high re-
putation, acquired by his treatment Of dis
eases Of this character.
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SprtiaI 9lutitrs.

Hr-~re iy.rt-, r.ut Of br ~ANFoEr'- LIVER Invig-
'i"''l ID another column. lS-ly
0AE io It-l.'' Do" reader ut tp-iays issue fail to
pcru~e the notable advertisements Of Prof darcy ,
PToPHFLA'Uc FLrn From personal observation, -
w,n as from prevalent rumor. we ar, fally able 10
confirm the favorable opinions Of opr nutnfr,u. ,,
tyuparaIIys, vino are lavish in their prli,. of tI..
my.iturou- artclc.
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EXTRAORDINARY SENSATION IN Japan

"Amazcmeut,' saws an American friend. writing
20 us from Jeddo, Is the only word which will de-
scribe the sensation among the Japanese produced by
the effect OF Roadway Ready Relief and Rejuyenating
Pills. A fearful disease prevailing here called Senki,
has forever resisted all methods Of treatment yielded
readily 10 the miraculous powers Of the READY RE
LIEF. In the city OF Jeddo and at Hakadalda. 2oOO
OF the inhabitants who were lying sick Of this disease
and who We're pronounced mcurabIe by the Dutch
and native physicians. cured IN one night by less
than five hundred bottles of the Ready Re
lief There Is no disease or sickness prevailing in
tins country. hut what l. readily subdued by the
Ready Relief Pills or ResOlvent. These Remedies
were the first Patent Medicines introduced in the
Empire. The common classes pray for then-and
swear by them"
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A Call

30 ur. JOINS w. H,lF- vlTI consent o. run fr t,i..
office 81 senator from tha dl-tf,. composed IL tho
cnIutIes of Jones, NYyu-tHg. Marion. Perry aud
G-a,ue. J- sut I,uIsaf tz .1d ir,e De- Will receive.
tine vote of 20 h,.. majority OF THE PEOPLE
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Public Speaking.

JoHN J. PETTus, the Democratic candi-
date for Governor Of Mississippi, and f.
K. Burt, Democratic candidate for Audi
tor Of Public Accounts, will address the
people at the following times and places
here mentioned.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-07

BUCEINg AGAIN,T ruE TIGEW IN NEw
NORG.--The Minnesota Legislature, wan
ting money to complete their railroad,
an agent was dispatched to this city to ne
gotiatc bonds. lie was making hcadway
in Wall street quite swimmingly. when
he lrll in company with a well dressed.
plausible person. of the class which infest
hotels with plenty Of money to spend
and leisure enough in which 70 do it, the
decoy of gambling den. whose duties
are % inyeigle the unsophi,ticatcd thither
for the purpose Of swindling them.
The roper discovered that the wcsterner
was sharp, and It required superior tactics
10 render him available. twas necessary
to prepare him for the operation. and a
few bottles Of wine accomplished the pur-
pose. The twain visited gambling
house, which Is located on Broadway. and
the westrruercr commenced playing. Hcwas
completely stripped Of his money. and
Minnesota bonds valued 40 one hundred
and thirtv-siv thousand dollars. The next
day he remembered every incident con.
nected with the SCENE ut his folly but
could not tell where tho dcu was located
i'm which he had been roh'fd. and ii
h NEEDLES a. aid that the roper had di-
appeared.
IT, consulted with FIRM of Wall street
brokers. Who, hearing that he was in
situation 10 pay for th. recovery Of tn,
bonds. negotiations commenced, and
mariner Of the contractor having hcrI
hurried on through q tcl"craphic message
they proved successful. placing the a
mount paid the gamblers at various sums
from sixty to ninety thousand dOllar-
The wcsterner disrustrd with hi- cNpe
ricuce. rstuFnal home with th" conyl'
/ ton that the Sow Yorker was the mos
/ yorlciou- animal that lac had ever cncoun
1 terrd-N J.. Post.
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1000 ACRES /.

about 80 acres of rich lime swamp-about
$50 acres Of bald prairie, iutcr- persed with
rich sloughs. The balance of the tract is
principally post oak prairie land, of good
quality. Owing to the quantity Of open
prairie there would bee no difficulty in
making a crop on it the first year, while
for fertility this land is not surpassed 10y
any in this part Of tho state. IT a pur-
chaser desired. we would divide the tract
by selling Go acres on the eastern side,
and SEQ on the western side.
Our terms Of sale are ten dollars pen
acre. one third cash. balance in one and
| two years.
We can refer to Dr. Joseph Borden, o.
/ Chronicle. Ala, and Mr. A. Warren, al
/ Mes-rs. Richards a McGinnis, Mobile
Ala. Both gentlemen know the tract o
/ land. SHANNON a STREET.
/ Pu,iiEg, Sept. !, 1859. 4S-tf
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OrR CoUVrY CNNytss.--From what we
have been able to gather respecting the
canvass for Representative Of this county,
matters are progressing as well a' the
friends Of Mr. DNrzLGR could expect or
desire. lie has circulated actively among
the people and his winning address. to-
gether with his high personal character
and his undoubted capacity to make a
good representative. inclines, them to
vote Tor him in prefer encc to his worthy
competitor Mr.. Loper Is anold citizen.
aud respectable. worthy man. Butevery
one Of sense knows that a man may be all
this, and set. not be qualified for intelli-
gent and useful service in the important
position Of member Of the Legislature.
Since the commissioners have located
the new county scat at q point which
every unprciudiced man knows to be an
entirely unsuitable one, and mn the most
eligible place within one mile Of the cen
tire. and since Mr.. Loper is opposed "a
giving the people an opportunity Of chang.
ing the locatiou, unless in the event that
the Court shall decide the last election Ia
have been illegally held-since this we
say has come to bc understood generally
through the county. many Of those who
were led away BY the impulse Of the mo-
ment 30 join In the removal movement.
now regret that the thing was ever started.
an Z are inclined 70 regard itwith indifrer-
sncc nd vote for bantller or not at all.
wehav, always an abiding confidence
in the di,po-it,,,n ofthe sovereign. honest
people 81 this couu " n DO what Is right
In public matters. W. cannot believe
that ameiority 81 the voters OF this coun.
~ intelligent and patriotic a. We know
them 10 be. win cast their votes in such q
manner A. 20 favor the removal Of the
county site ~ place like that selected by
the commissioners. when they are Obliged
70 know that Il l. in every way unsuitabl,
nsa location for a town. We presum,
there IL not man in the county bat
would ike for the credit Of the county
TO see the Court House village % respecta
BILE, handsome. and comfortable place
such an one would never bc seen at Ia,
place selected, and this every body know
who has examined the character ~ %.
+ SOIL knows the difficulty Of obtainin
water and other disadvantage. Thos
who, In the face ~ these facts. still wi.
the county site 10 60 there will vote 70
/, Mr. Lopcr Those who do not viii vot
, for Mr. pantzler.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-07
GREAT EXCITEMENT I; n SOUTH AMERICA-EN

The accounts are receiving of success, and cons
seqUent popularity II Railways Ready Relief, Pills
ana Reeoyent, IN Central and South America. are
most gratifying From the Banda Oriental, Brazil,
Chill, Peru. New Granada Venezuela, Honduras, the.
news + Of the cheerful character The terrible
teyer-, liver complaints. and tiuXes the treld
sHtf OF hot regions. which under the treatment Of
the resident physicians charges from the acute 10 the
chrome form but rarely if ever cured. yielding
the Remedies with a rapidity ami uniformity which
I'LL all classes with a~toushment and delight. In the
sea board cities OF Rio JaneirO. Buenos Ayres Mon
tervdeo, Coao. Valparaiso, Carthagena- &C. the
most terrible cases OF syphilis, Scrofua- Leprosy, and
other yrulent Ulceruus and eruDtye disorders,
cured with such dispatch by these medicines that
the supersutous attribute their effects TO magic
our travelling agent in Venezuela Mr.. Thomas Lee,
writes that while 10 Caracas he hailed with r1rds
when he appeared and that his Office literally be-
-eged by the sick and their friends and relatives.
Yellow and Trphus Fever, ship Fever, Scrofulous
rwelin2s and sores. Erupuons Nenereal Ulcers.
Rheumatism. G0ttre Cholera. fDysentery, DiarThd.a
and infinite variety Of maarIous diseases of the
intermittent type. are among the complaints over
which Railway Remedies trIumphIng in the
rous States Of South America. Or. Vicente Garcia
of CaTthagena, one OF the most eminent Physicians
IN New Granada. has adopted them to the exclusion
Of all other medicines and reports them to be abso-
lutte specifics for the dforsnt phases of acute Liver
Complaint prevailing IN that region. The utmost
which the native physicians can accomplish in these
j. TO suppress inflammation and change the dis
aaS from 81 apu L.. d "A chronic maladV
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-07

4 TrRRlHtr MtlEE.-A terrihl" melee
occurred NJ a drinking garden. four miles
from Cincinnati recently The persons
engaged in the atiray were all term
ans. aud numbered some twenty or thlriy
/ The origin Of the difficulty was caused ally
/ one German assaulting the wife OF ano.
| Their. The scene. as depicted IN the Com
mcrcal. must have been terrific. Bottles
I tumblers. pitchers. chairs, and everything
/ which could be handled were brought M
! torcquisition, and used without discriml
/ nation The encounter seemed to have
but one object. that Of knocking dow
and dragging out. and most ciiectuall'
vvas the object reached. for scarce one o
the party escaped without having SOM
portion 81 his person damaged. Man,
we're badly injured. The fight lasted 10
half an hour. and drew 10 the yiclnit
/ crowds Of persons.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-07

Neil Mccoy, a professional o,,nbIar.
who killed negro in NicksLur,, some
time since, murdered man named R,It-
zell, IN Texas, n few weeks since
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Mr.. : LITcH. HYDE Park. VI. writes That the
horse WIS considered worthless, DIS case was SpaV-
nI but sine" tine free Of the Mustang LnIment,
/ have sold hun for $50 cash. Your L.niment has
been doing wonders uP here
42u BROAD STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA.
tEy'r1rt1 an lifting Ia" kettle from the fire il be
came Unmtnageltlc tilted over, and scsdied my
hands very severely almost To- crisp. il was an aw-
nll sight Tho Mustang Lnment appeared to extract
the pain II healed rapidly. without soreness, and
left no scar Of account. Truly yours.
CHARLES FOSTER.
such language this Is but the constant AID nant-
raj echo wherever this article Is used.
This LiuImeut l. Indispensable to planters and
owners Of horses and mules. Mr.. John Daniels,
Montgomery, Ala, sold a slave for $500, who was rails
ed from utteru,elessness by this Inimeut Every
family should haveit Beverly particular and enquire
for the Mustang Linmrut and take other.
sold by al dealers throughout North and South
America Europe, and the Islands Of the Ocean .
cents, 80 cents. and Sl,U0 per bottle
BARNES a PARK. New York.
For sale by = +. CASTEEL, and all dealers.
July 2, lsj9. 42-6m
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Letter from the President oftheU States

"EAECUuyE MANSON. washington. 3lst Jan. fS53.
"NlR. EMANUEL LToN-Dc8r SIR: | have the pleasure
20 inform you that the ROYAL Commission Of the
Worlds Fair. n London. have awarded you "a Medal
and Certificate for the great value Of your Magnetic
Powders &C.. "MII.LARD FILLMORE.
Chairman"
The above was accompanied 10y certificate Of
Prince Albert
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-07

.RFR-Mr. Casey, the United States Treas.
ureI, who has been very i'll, is RECOVERING
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IMPORTANT To MECHANICS AND ARTS ANS
DIST N-ES PECULIAR To PROF E--IONS AND


Fearful COLES, cramps, Spasms paralysis, debility,
and wasting Of the flesh, are sometimes caused by
the contact Of the skin wUh the poisonous minerals
used m certain mechanical trades. The white lead
% pant the antmony IN printers type, the arsenic
used IA manufacturing green paper hangings, the
mercury employed in separating gold and silver from
their ores. are highly deleerOus the persons who
handle them. Painters Collie" caused by the alb
surptOn Of the white lead through the pores, is \
painful and not unfrequenty fatal complaint, and
NPc-surterS. papcrinakers, gold and silver retners
plumbers painters, h1tters and all whose occupations
compel them to use preparations of lead quicksilver
arsenic. corrosive suUmate cOpperas, verdgrS, YER
million. &c or % nhale mcpmur gases OF the yapOr
OF powerful acids. are more less subject to afec
tons Of the bowels and the system arising
thtreirOm In all such cases. the READY RELIEF and
PLLs Will quickly alleviate every alarming and painful
symptom. and secure the restoration of the sufferer
to health and strength.
Every mechanic and workman should keep bot
tie Of RAILWAYS READY RELIEF by his side or
within ms reach. Il will be found as important
his tools. 4 teaspoonfu of this lfe-saving elixir
drank n some water. viii lnvCorate the stomach and
secure the system against any serious injury from
contact with these pOi-onS.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-07

Rear The McDonough legacy to Balti
more city, afterpaying all expense. leave.
a net result to the city of SGG3 .G6I 0G.
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Hon. r B. WEBB
Speaking.

hE}Iu' EATI, CANDIDATE FOR SECRETARY OF
STATE
W.. IT, present aud address the People also, "a, the
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-07

se4-It is said that there are more visit.
ors at Saratoga now than ever before.
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Br9. \ merchant, whose affairs were
somewhat embarrassed. having suddenly
deceased, one OF his creditors called upon
di,con-olatc dame. poor Henry has paid
the debt Of nature" I'D rather he had
paid mine" was the con~oiug reply.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-07

George j. Hume has been nominated
a, the Opposition candidate for the Leg
stature IN Madison county, and Major y
u. Whitehead Wa, unanimously recon-
mended as a candidate for the senate from
the district composed Of the counties O
Madison and Scott.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-07

The frightfu loss Of life which swelled the Bulle-
TINS Of the British army IN India from Cholera, Dys-
euteIy. FluN. jungle Fever and other malignant fe
vers, induced by exposure TO the maiarious eNhaa-
tons from the swamps lungles, marshes, and mead
ows OF India. was truly appalling, but thank God,
Railway Ready Relief and Regulating Pills
there rescue the living from certain death.
Every disease incidental or common to the climate,
quickly yields 70 the supreme sovereign curative
powers of these Remedies. The Ready Relief has
likewise proved itself blessing IN all of gun
shot wounds cuts. bruises, scratches, bites of rep
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-07

Administrator NotIce.

\" HEREAS Letters Of Administration
w were granted to the undersigned
on the estate of ENGLISH q. HARREL-
son, deceased. at the April term, A. d.
1859. of the Probate Court of Jasper Coun-
ty, State Of Mississippi: now all person,
having claims against the estate of said
decedent are hereby required to exhibit
the same, and have them allowed and re-
gistered in the manner, and within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred.
JOHN V. ROWELL.
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The Family Ca
lie but active CAthartc
used in his practice more
The constantly increasing
have long used the PILLS
all express In regard to their
them within the reach Of all
The Profession well know
on different portions Of the
The FAMILY CA
has, with due reference 10
been compounded nom q
table Extracts, which act
aEmentary canal, and are
- where = CAthAruc is
rangements Of the
ness, Pains In the
COstiVeness, Pain
the whole body.
frequently, II neglected,
yer, Loss Of Appe-
aatiOR OGCOld over
ness, Headache, or
all Ina . ma I'M a tory
Children or Adults,
Purifier OF the Blood
flesh 10 heir, too numerous
mpnt nnRA. tnN
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harmless m1nkiud and done-t sic animals hut GER
tam death when inhaled ~ tugs. ants and insects.
JAMES L. Chiffon NJ. D.. Chemist
LAURENCE REID. Prof Chemistry,
New York Hospital
Mr. JOIN /. RovE. Superintendent Of the New York
Hospital says, "he has expelled all the bugs ants
reaches moths &C. with Lyons Powder, and finds il
81 immense value"
Every gardener and hou~ekeeper must have a d.
rect interest m article Of this kind Reference
be made to the Aston, St Nicholas, and Metropo
lan Hotels TO Judge NuGs. President OF the Amer
can Institute James Gordon Bennett, Gen. Winfield
Scott Cyrus W Field, L. NJ Pease Of the Five Points
Mission, Sc, Sc. Judge MnGs says, This discovery
ofProf LYON is Of national importance. The Farm
er> Club have tested it thoroughly. 1t VIII destroy
locuss, gra-shoppers ants, moths bugs and all yer
min. Garden plants he preserved, and house,
/ made pure
Arrangements are now made through Messrs
/ BARNES PARK. Of New York, TO have it sold
| throughout the world. Many worthless imitation,
/ are advertised. BE cautious!
INV YORK. November sth. 1858.
In retiring from business. ] have sold all my In
sect Powders and Pills. Letters Patent. and the sc
crets pertaining thereto. to McSsrs. BARNES PARE
/ This Powder l. a discovery made by myself an,
| brought from the interior OF ASIA and unknown e
| any other persons. The genuine an effective arti
cle is put up in tin canI>ters, and Will continue &
| bear my name. e. LYON"
Rats and mice cannot be reached 10y powder, an,
| are killed by MAGNETIC PILL order them through
| any merchant.
| It's LYONS Powder kills insects in a tricc.
| Blu: Lyons Pills are mixed fol- rats and mice.
sample Fla,ks, p cents; regular sizes, 50 cent
and Sl,oo. Follow directions. Use freely aud thol
ougE'y BARNES PARK.
70 and Is Park Row, New York.
For sale by 5. f. CASTEEL, Paulding. and all Det
erS.
July l3. 1850 4O3m
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TTNIiE undersigned. as Agents for Robert
Carson. offer for sale a valuable tract
Of unimproycd Land in Jasper County.
situated about thirteen miles southwest
of Enterprise. on the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad. There j. i'm the tract
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b,EINC AND SINGULAR RnEHFEl One
Thomas bra. e sailor. entered the Catho-
lic Church at Norfolk. one night last
week. and stole from the altar two candle
sticks. and larg" brass cruciliN. which ho
probably mi-took for gaid.I and small
silver image. These article, hc afterwards
sold about the town. and In that way lac
was tracked and arrested.