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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-03-26
THE NEXT PRESIDENCY,

| Speaking Of the next Presidency
the New York Sun, an independent
paper, gives utterance to its opinion Of
Senator Douglas, in connection with
the candidacy for that Office, as fol-
lows:
Judging by present popular feeling
in the northern States, there is but
one man that the Democracy can Ger.
tainly and triumphantly elect; and tina,
is Douglas Of Illinois. The politicians
may make as many arrangements and
combinations as they please, but the
people are rs thoroughly for Douglas
now as they were for old "Rough and
Ready in ISIS, impression upon the
popular mind, which an the brilliant
events Of SCOTS campaign could not
eface, though old Zachary was doom.
ed, in the later stages Of the war, to
comparative inactivity.
1t is so with Douglas. His fearless
ir dependence, at an important crisis
in the nations history, saved the coun.
try from the civil war, and by his bold
and untiring zeal, he arrested the pro
gress Of sectional agitators and secured
Il triumph in Illinois which the whole
country hailed as new guarantee OF
the perpetuity Of the Union. The fact
| is fixed III the peoples mind. The prin.
|ciple upon which Douglas fought his
battles is so simple, that every body
understands it. His Palo Alto in
Washington, and his Buena Vista in
Illinois ale the pride of those who I'D.
mire courage and idolize success. He
may be taboed by the politicians, bu,
having become popular favorite, he
cannot be killed off by political in
trigue. -rr -.'-~@.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-03-26
IN Am;',ble Amusement Of the LION.

Among the numerous fearful stories
with which Jules Gerard, the French
lion hunter, regales his readers, We find
the following description of a trait in
the character of the king Of beasts:
The lion treats man very different
ly from any animal that he is accus-
toned to kill for food. If he kills a
person who has fired ut him, he never
cats the body. If he meets in his
nightly promenade man we'll clothed
in burnous, his experience shows him
that he is not a maraudcr, and he may
either kill linn for food, or if the fancy
happens to take him, he will kill him
by fear, little BY little, just as pastime.
In the first case he will give him
barely time enough to say his prayers,
and then bounding on him will crush
lis head with single bite, instead of
strangling him, as he is accustomed to
DO with other animals.
In the second case, he sometimes
will bar the passage Of the unfortunate
fellow by lying down before him, and
then he will walk along by his side,
squirting, and showing his teeth like a
tiger. Sometimes he makes believe to
60 q way, and leave him alone, and
then, making long detour, he will
eonceal himself along the path and
charge ct him with roar. Sometimes
ne crouches down like a cat, and
bounds on his victims, who gives him.
self mp for'lost, but the tantal;xer only
knocks him over with his paw, or,
walking around him, strikes him in the
face with blow like fail, from his
muscular tail. At last the victim sue
cumbs to the agony that is greater
than a thousand deaths, and dies of
very fear. -7
These pastimes Of the lion, that as
one can well imagine have never been
told by the victim himself, are report
cd by his comrads, who, having been
in company, sought safety by fiji ght, by
taking refuge on the rocks and trees,
who, too much frightened to initiate
their example, died before their eyes,
Of terror, while they could do nothing
for his relief but pray TO the Prophet,
who only heard when it was too late
to save. '. r. aE -' >.
These attacks, SO horrible in their
fascination, have given certain SEM
blance of proof to the magnetizing
power Of the lion.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-03-26
From tho Ontonagon Miner.
MINING MATTERS.

The Minnesota raised during the
month Of December 275,0l4 pounds,
or l37 IL tons Of copper. In January
the product was only 25l,ls5 pounds,
or more than 225 l-2 tons. Both these
sums show a considerable falling off
in the monthly product of the nine.
This may be fully accounted for by the
remarkable series of accidents which
have happened to their machinery
during the time: First the collapsing
of flue at No. in january last,
making serious delay in the works
connected with shafts Nos. 3 and 4.
After this, No. 5 shaft house was
burned down, and the hosting thro'
it was for time suspended. Next,
the breaking piston head at No. 8
engine stopped all hosting operations
for time in Nos. 8, and $. And last
ly, the hosting through No. 3 was
for several days stopped OIL account
Of injuries done to the casing and bed
plank of the shaft by the falling of a
mass of copper, which gave way near
the surface and fell TO ;i'.s LXXX.
level, stopping upon the penthouse
1t was apparently well secured, being
slung in a "a inch cl,ain;. but this
proved bad, broke through some fault
in it's construction, and this immense
weight precipitated to near the bot
tom Of the shaft. = s.#
Since our last notice, new points of
interest have appeared. About eighty
feet cast of No. 0 they have struck a
sheet of copper, and the ground ap-
pears very good. This point is about
167 feet from the Isockland line. The
bottom of No. 8 shaft is showing mas
SEES. The largest of those which have
been taken away weighed about 1000
pounds. The copper is apparently
making into the conglomerate here.
At No. 10 the hosting machinery is in
order and they are to work in the x
level. This will advance the work in
that part ofthe mine very much, as a
great extent may now be cleared thro'
this shaft. The winding machinery is
worked by the engine at No. g.. The
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-03-26

A VERY aged Christian who was 40 poor a.
70 DO IN an aims house, was asked what he was
doing now. He replied, 6 Only waitino."
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-03-26
The COLLEGE JOURNAL Of MEDICAL SCIENCE
COnSumptives do not De- pair!

3>AN oLD lNDrAN Doc
ron. 1--WE. a iBs. = rr, while u
Missionary among the In
dams Of the Rocky Noun
eains, discovered u RARE
PLANT, that proves to be a
certain cure for Consunnp-
ton. Bronchitis, iAsthm ;,
Liver Complaint, N Nervous nm.
Affections, CcSaeh., C.lds,
&c: n.svlng now nude his
ie;tune and. retired from
cuisines. he will send the
prescription and direct, ,,.s
for preparing tho medicine
/ ett cAarge to ali who de-
sire i: md will send to his
agent, enclosed two STAN ps
C cents }, to pay the return
letter, with u description OF
their symptoms. Tho Old
Doctor has cured lac re than
5000 cases of C,0su,n"tS,n
alone, and hopes all afflict
cd people will avail them
selves Of this opportunity.
as tho Doctor wishes to d,
all the good he can before
he dies. Addressall letters
to. DANIEL. tADEE.
Boxs3l 20: New York,
who IL sole agent.
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VISIT OF INDIANS. "A delegation Of Wv.
andotts and Senecas yesterday waited upon
the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs 70 probI
q request that the Wyandotts may 30 per.
mitted to purchase styirof the Seneca res.
ervation, immediately west Of Missouri, assd
south OF Kansas. ia arat9 da@a :s''7T2s'7o
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-03-26
ONLY WAITING.

A VERY aged Christian who was 40 Door a
% be in An house, was asked what he va
doing now. He replied, (" Only vaitinq."
Only waiting till the shadows
Are little longer grown;
Only waiting till the glimmer
OF the days last beam is flown;
Till the night Of earth is faded
From the heart once full Of day;
Till the stars Of heaven are breaking
Through the twilight soft and gray.
Only waiting till the reapers
Have the last sheaf gathered home;
For the summer time is faded,
Quickly, reapers, gather quickly
The last ripe hours ofmy heart,
For the bloom Of life is withered,
And hasten 70 depart. 49,.
Only waiting till the angels
Open wide the mystic gate;
At whose feet l long have fingered,
Weary, poor, and desolate.
Even now hear the footsteps,
And their voices, far away
II they, call me, am waiting.
Only waiting to obey.
Only waiting till the 8 st1ows
Are little longer grown;
Only waiting till the glimmer
OF the days last beam II town.
Then from ont tn. Gathered darkness,
Holy, deathless stars shall rise,
ny whose light my soul shall gladly
Tread its pathway to the skies.
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That's the rock upon which we
split" as the man said to his wife
when asked to rock the cradle ~ lFa1.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-03-26
The Eclectic College of Medicine.

I Wednesday,. the 9th OF Echruarv and tontin
ne sixteen weeks, A full and thorough cours,
Of Lectures will be given. occupying six o.
seven hours daily. with good opportunities fol
attention to practical Anatomy: AMI with am.
pie Clinical facilities at the Commercial Hos
pital. :aq s.,nla t..t...g4-
The arrangement of the chairs will be as fol.
lows:- .Ht .-..
J. f.. st. JOHN, NJ. H.,
Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology.
J. r. JUDt.F, NJ. ~,
Professor cfCl,emistry and Pharmacy.
A. -. HOWE, M d.,
Professor Of Surgery.
C. II. CLEVELAND, M. d.,
Professor Of Materia Medica ard Therapeutics
VIM. S1 Err WOOD. NJ. D..
Professor of Medical Practice and Pathology
J. n. BUCHANAN, N. -,
Emeritus Professor Of Cerebral Physiology ant
Institutes Of Medicine.
- JOHN KING. NJ. d.,
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases of Woma,
':isS 3f1 and Children.
Tho Terms for the Session will be the same
as heretofore, viz Standardization, $500
Tuition. $4,000. Demonstrate tors Ticket SIS, 90
Every Student j. required to engage in lisscc.
ton one session before graduation Gradua-
alton. S25, co.! Ticket to Commercial Hospital
(optional) $500
The Lecture Rooms are r.ewly finished neat
and comfortable, and in central lot:lity (i,
College hall. Walnut Strcet). where student,
will find it convenient to call on their arrival
Tickets for the session may he obtained Of tn,
Dean # tie faeultu. ut his Office. No. lib Smitl
Street, or Of Prof. G. H., CLEVELAND, &c,stu,7
oJthe Faculty, No. l39 Sc. enty street. near Elm
lO:yo rr4 r. JOHN, KING, NJ. D.. Dean.
The COLLEGE JOURNAL Of MEDICAL SCIENCE
4 MONTHLY MAGAZINE of4s pages conducted
"a by the Faculty Of The Eclectic College Of
Medicine: is published ut One Dollar Year
payable in advance. The volume Of the Jur-
nal commences with the year. Communica-
tons for su Inscription, or for specimen numbers
should be directed to 2-ei-rfJa55 ." - iteti
a- I,R. c. IL: CLEVELAND, Publisher.
lo6y s21 1873 Seventh Street Cincinnati. o.
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The report also sets forth the pleasing fact that
the sinking fund has added % IS sarnjses In one
year, over and above III expenses, the sum Of
is this SS i sSsus ss g : q, Ss sss
reached very considerable sum annually, and Of
coyFse z incrsasing more and more every ysas,
mo VII, continued and judiciously managed,
gnishnentof oar oorposstioi debt-before many
q: many pe.. %. may not fally understand u.
prepef for Us to give 4 . Sriesy !. possibis:1in
ls4e the Cooperation issued Si3 ed0 In one and tive
dollar notes $1,000 q which wss Invested in our
sCofposasiSa stock, and 600 unchanged for Wiz
returned: This eirculation was gradually in-
creaeed 70 upwards % 100000, and Invested in
our Ccrpetst;en sock Afs.. congre. passed the
dissemination than IS, this circulation was with
drawn by nie Of part Of the sock and IN issue Of
Aye, az ana seven-dollar notes. The capital
stock 70 Eeid by the Commissioners Of the sinking
fund, and the lntssest ~ paid 70 them regularly
every qnastes, and 10 applied BY them 70 the puf-
chase Of Georgetown cofporstion stock the object
being TO purchase the entire funded debt Of the
water stool, which 10 provided for by special
tax, and viii be redeemed by that tax or the
above funded debt tho commissioners now hold
Sis o. which il the secnrisy for the noses now
There was but little doing along our fiver
wharves Yesterday and this morning Four steam.
efs are now due q the wharf Of Messrs. Hyde <
Davidson, VIZ: the Diamond State, from Balti.
more, and the three competing the packet line
between our city and Philadelphia. :, =
The ball Of the vigilant Fire Company, at For.
rest Hall last NIGHT, was quite an enjoyable asil
large for comfort, aad everything passed OF H
the most agreeable manner. ~
Quite general cutlery Wss raised among th.
Po.k s, IN our city Yesterday Il being the las
the owners were omit, husv 0etfins ty,S,v ,.rnSS
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ALEXANDRIA.
csrsspssdssss ef7As Sssr.

Cosysspssdssss 81 zAs Stas. =
z-f.-s 4.r ALExANDRIA, Va, Nov. !. 1859.
We understand that movement 10 on foot
among some Of our leading merchants 10 establish
a reliable ferry from Alexandria to the Maryland
shore u 10 the intention, we hear, to purchase
nom sosne Of the North river companies a suitable
boat TO take the place Of the wrefched apology OF
q cram now plying between these two points, :
this county during the month Of October
= The Relief boys closed their fair last night-or
rather this mofnIng-with dance, which, not
being "down on the bills" was highly enioyed
by all present. Esputa furnished the music G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-01

D- From the publishers, through J. Shilllnp-
ton, Odeon Building, we have the following late
publications Of Peterson = Bro. ., Philadelphia.
sfhe Old Stone Mahsioa, . BY Charles J. Peter
son. This novel, vrittsn by IL well-knowi
author Of "cruisings In The Last War, y has re,
ceived no little aftenttoa while runnisR throueh
the pnge o. . magazine, and WIN be Welcomed
In IL present attractive shape In book form. This
work shoHs great descriptive power. \ |
a "Lixzy Glenn, BY Tho. 3. Arthur. In thu
latest work o. Arthur, Ne have 1. most strikipa
psctsrs q the wroegs and suaesings Il ssam.
sTesss and sewing women. The voluue .eool
tains slse ether insssesss ssosie By this popaias
author. y. ~. ~ =
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'...Pewhatan Ellis, Of Miss, is at Kirkwood's.
-. Ossawatomie Brown was q soldier in the
war Of lsi2 and fought at the battle Of Plattsburgl
'.' The friends Of Judge Jas. b. Colt, In Hart
ford, Conn, have presented him a service of Sill
yer, on the occasion Of his removal to ST. Louis.
&c. Wallace, r. G. jackson, and r c. Nor
ris, delegates to the Railroad Convention hon
Tennessee, are at the Kirkwood House =. ..
s 49, The Troy Times says Mr.. La Mountain, the
eronant, 10 In the woods Of Northern Vermont ON
bunting expedition; having forsaken his balloon
enterprises for the present. :
80. Hoa. J. y. Benjamin, Of La; Ernest CLAY.
British Legation, Mexico; Gen. Hefran, q NY ;
Hon. II. M. MclIane, Of Md; and Hon. Edgar
Thompson, Of Pa, are at Willards' Hotel. =.
-" Hundreds In Washington win be gratifled
20 hear that Mr.. John Risley, sisrs Of the well.
known house Of Wall & Stephens, who subse-
qaently ofaciated In the Office Of Wizards Hotel.
now holds q similar position in the new Fifth
Avenue House, Of Stevens, In New York, where
his peculiar talents wiz doubtless render him az
popular with il guests ~ with all who rouised
Willards Hotel while he was there = |
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PRAYER ToR John BRowx.-The New York
Post has received the following card for pablica-
lion
To PRoyxssrNo Observation-Disclosures: John
Brown, dsciple Of Christ, has placed his life In
peru for colored American slaves. He trush In
and those with him. .fE0FIN
New York, Oct 81, 1859. GEO, w. Rosr
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IL The Presidents Of the several epIleres In
Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode ISiand.
with one delegate from the Faculty of lsucb. met
IN Providence, X. J., on Wednesday md Thur
day last. The object Of the meeting M consnl-
tafion and mutual improvement a. 70 IastFuctiop
next year'h William College.
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u The Norfolk (va.) Argus notices hor,e.
race Of distance Of forty-fo miles, which was
Q. Lindsay. OF North Carolina, and VIM Collins.
Of Norfolk. The route wn from Deep Greek ~
south Mills. Lindsay's horse ran the forty four
mile: Ia hours minutes, beating Collins's by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-01

ID Lippincott, Of Philadelphia, has bought
the copy-right lately held by Phillips, sampson 4
Co, and win hereafter be the exclusive publisher
q the Prescott histories. ~
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lLr IT 10 stated that . numbss Of ladies in Phil
adeiPhie areabout organixing order to be called
the Daughters Of Malta for beneficial and chart
table ends The new Organization WIN have no
connection with that Of the sons.n
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John wentworth, OF Chicago, put an
ths fotlsswing - ne "htsat Heket:n ege
= Meeo, Popular sovefeig y-Aghttteutr Pos
fdenk elsehel A. Dvag1ne1 - EFIW
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u Tom cor~tn, II IL said, win not be acan
didate for Speaker but win unite with the rest OF
the Ohio delegation in support Of Sherman.
10 The editors Of rival French journals in San
Frsncisco have just settled quarrel without hav.
ing to resort to pistols and coffee.
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III From Taylor 4 Maury (who have this and
the other foreign magazines for sle) we have the
readable October number Of Blackwood's Maya
zine ~ SCI ca r s&E9fg q
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III Late sdvico From Havana STATE that twenty
one Chinese apprentices, who Ind run away from,
their master, murdered him when put 10 work
after their arrest. The African dave trade W.
nourishing vigorously. "A ane scene was presented
In the port BY the number OF American steamer
az anchor. A force Of free negroes and mulattoes
had been DATED into the militia.
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III At last accounts rom RE Janeiro there
wen one hundred and seventy vessels in port 1t
tnt date, intending the United States ships Ian.
cister and John Adams, and the brig Dolphin.
The ssoek Of coffee on hand amounted 70 eighty
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E, isEF os S; & f q: . S's,s.
SALrEsHgS E EHIaE S EssgsC = .as i..,s.
q ss':s:; s.
rsi sc :, % oAAPsssss i g some sSM
PAs1osss Ey cS S4sfss sso0 ans nA1 Is
fSfR 5 ST Il sis
s:S% 90. s ~ s' sss s: :.
ArrzsrSssf SSE. Gle, e d. -.
D.::s service, sn1s Sr: .sssr and
O. as e Nc; &
Q clock. a tss sales rooms over s.hls Z Sn,,s
store, tv d or. west Of the auction rooms Shs-e
the goods have besn ARRANGED Tor sale Ell ibi-
no i.at y.C. MCGUIRE q CO. .
II MUSICAL NOTICE :
ok Il. q That Ne NM. We
,sct ms1ner The sr.na piano used BY Il sIiss
EeE s;csIs rsesiys: order. = ~ Jsis ~
81 :Pd !ssS sao: HsSS:oa:, is .sa o.s.s:
Il Ms. ,..mpsm "a M sH
/
aIa.s AL L =. :sd s%sSsss "a TSM$s q
bow Class q very foE 1s. o' ss.s s.a MS Or
GO.AL OH siways on hand; sod sm ,t!iI :s.linT
'fs a. b.ss ~
&c eye eye efrsd t9 the psh,e: AZ ths old stasd,
No no Us ''I''e '''v'sAs.f - w. 1@ssoRseLL.
cLoaxs "a sH s 1sE lhSAPIEs, !.
CLOAK CLOTHS. R hissss q. :rS Sl. notice.
cLoAEEss l .sa h Rxss z s;si' of.vsi style
Pattern. furpi.hsd fcr s cent? sH' = e'aH
have ,As eloak' q PstfsfD' TSisS.d without
'a.'. Cloak. Msatill., s MI f fMgt store.
~ NOTICE. :
v.., s 90 b sSs az :ssca q G.sssrs. am
TT ndips o this oubis and expsass may be savsa.
Jersey avenue ''d .'''' ED ssS.f ].
Ssls.sins TIE u ess ock e Ss gre ..
respectfully eolicit she patronage thai has bsss be-
n ssd & s.E sI: '. ana
s saf " sai fpSe.SGf 5ssP
s;s s:ss s: .a
!. - = =" ''''' w. p. bRURy a en-
Corner Of Nsw yersey avenue
no I-a. ADD street south, Capitol Hin.
1OUvINS. BEST QUALITY PARIS KIN
GLQYES,5Just received, in eli the choice COZ
9rs, and yhIch We can recommend to the ladies' a.
the best Glove ever sold in this safkst Aiso. 81
new eIa beautiful style Ladiss' black CLOTH
cLoAks, 1t the lowest W4Ikst Priess.,
s ocsl.a a1 sssitI 4 ssovs r. co ave.
CLOTHS. cAssgMERs, AND vEsTINGs-
~ We have ney IN store An gnususl large and
yestIngS Ribbed and Plain Beaver Cioths for
Ladies, CtOaks end Raslans; With . genersl assort
ment OF Tyeeds Cas- meres, and Cloths for boys'
wear. which We are selling OF q very low prices.
.ea.a @ sa y %. Sio q, .say. 4 p CO. s;,.
CITY MAREFTy MApxr,,,
Zee &c as ssSs E.s:
constanty can BE- found sl kinds OF marfetin. ~
WI xs.fiy Ms y and Psn aS,Essos
k sed Pn R2HSTrE Is sso Ph,ledsIAia end MsIy
s.ss: d hsSsr RIOS SIC wiz VA r
FLOUR, APPLES, Ae- |
I. SO bbls: Family Extrs and Supsrfns FLOU2,
ts. T:iMsfi Han ciese zPPLes, from yir,i.i..
g.. s. s.: ss Is; :,s;S!!!s Es BYE ksLopE,
!. 1870. RiglSei S2atk xsTYpE fJJh,
CORN, NEAL. OATS and Mill OPAL 1
- - ' YHos. srRIDER,
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z SO b6I:: F.,pily EItrs and sspsrsns FLoUa
E 3 MI ;ss:iP ss Virginia.
ssSPassss pine kSkk gUTTER,
i'11 o. ,BucKWHEAT FinUk,
cEF "a ~ = FL sn OAIs, and MILL 0FFALL.
= THos. srRIDER,
DC y Nv Conner OF 9Th and B sts
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NAVAL Ospsu.-Lieaf. RobS. eslden hss be,u
esdsrsd 70 ths wyandost, In place Of Lieut.. r. G
Devali dst.chsd. Lieut.. r. W. scott has beep
efdsred - he Naval Academy. - - I
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q y,.lssopsn the shs,s naikst. ootnsr ofis.h and
bs found !. tisS: m.l is sas e
Eoad and g cheap A. can be bought in amin ton
70 Roll RITTER r,so, PlllsdslI6ia end Mary.
,en9 hhtNI ,BUIrEk. All kinds Of HORSE
p:st: 3 Che cts, GO. rios sffE w va e ::
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o. what cause. And, a his colleaSne S.d =.
marked, the psisqncs had no mott We % fiIi .ec,.
- re suo:eqnent ccunict resultel IN Ico q ire:
out sne prisoner enoeav0sed 10 avoid mn SSct
Sov the popose Of swing life, and theesScre consS
not have been actuated 6v malice vhicS a. s~
sssy 70 constitute murder in The mn dearse. Even
a. ns Psse.ss - guilty e murder In he second
crime, and nes ths crime cbSfeed & ~ ;n1;ssi
Inent. He did not know bat tbsf otssr n'a,
49, Jasqssd IN sstasning Are, whea be wss Sred
w $3.50 Ia cascnmeanees- u wss sost Of
ttns ben allowed, Thee M eossS 49, 10
~. ~ ..se g. without ioo ofhfb Hech arQed
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esi and whs. thsif ssdIcs sSccid Il s Rsson
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