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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-13
GIFTS! GIFTS! GTFTSg
THE ORIGINAL GIFT BOOKSTORE.
I'D. W.. EVANS 81 co,

THE 677 BROADWAY, 81 lsTHE
FIFTH NEW WORK. sASTfSt FIFT II
YEAR ESTABLISHED lsJ4.6 lyE AR
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DIED.

On the 18th inst. AZ the rssiden9e Of ~ i ~
sIcu III. MAXI issSIln sssd 8 yssr
AZ. s;s All n ful bore Of bsu md
fully resigned She leaves . husband aad Two c,1'i
dren to mourn her loss.
Ing, January 18TH after long and painin, iness
county. Monaghan. ireand. in the tssh year oi MS
Mr. McKenny was for number q Eesrs engage AGED
a. principal agent for the Clover Hill Uoai miuins
WaithalI. where he eudsarsd himself to all with
whom he was acquainted. For the past ioua ~
he resided In this city. " woaid os sr. ~0 Ne
leaves &c voted lie and six children to mourn the
loss they sustain in bis death and also G,a
Gle Of friends and acquantancss VINO slnipA'n11c
with them in their sad af1ction
LEILA. conso't q Mr John B. Davies. and daush
Deceased lea yes three children (the youngest but
two weeks old) husband. brother and TWO sisters
the latter residing in this city Previous 20 her TO-
h ea c % Va where she was an exemplary
member Of the Protests ant Episcopal Church. under
the pastoral charge OF the Rev Mr. u,ea
with one Of the Churches OF that city. continil-
ing to live the life of Christian and died 10 the
triumph of faith. with bright hope OF biissiul
Immortality beyond the grave. The writer Of this
brief tribute knows that it Is but TOO common
practice to eulogze the dead, and would earei;umy
howev. r. and the subject OF this notice was one OF
whom too much cannot we'll be written in he
praise Amiable almost to fault she won upon
the affections OF all with whom she came In contact
and was beloved. wherever known, With slLcerfty
rarely secur ed beyond the pale OF consAnguneou.
ties Highly educated, an advantage which she
| lost no opportunity to improve after leaving col
| iere. She ever proved most agreeable companion
and studiousiy endeavored to render herself such
| with all Making the Bible her daily study. she
never lost sight OF its divine teachues aud assdu
ously strove not only to follow ite righteous pre-
cepts. but to nculcate love for them ,th those
who we're often thrown within the circle OF he nj
| influence Walking AS she did, in all the ordf
nances Of Gods Law. blameless, Death was dis
armed of al, its terrors to and her relatives IL
This city are informed, by letter that she died 81
| calmly and TRANQUILITY a. If sinking to gentle sum
| Der. May all the surviving relatives and frlenc
land the latter numerous in Virgnia): ever re
| member her exemplary life and peaceful death
ard so live that they may like her die, and at las
enter into that brighter world where the weary ar
at rest and where there is fulness OF JOY and plea
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The New York Courier Of the 18th inst, says
that although dealers in ice have not been kept 10
long In Suspense this year A. last respecting the
siss Of their crop, there are more draw backs to
their success than most people imagine. Their ar.
tiels In trade Was manufactured with remarkable
rapidity during the prevalence Of the late cold
term, bat 90 It 10 not 10 human nature to be able
- move about on the river during such weather
work Was suspended on Saturday, Monday and Tues
day, thus losing three valuable days Then came
more Snow, which had TO be cleaned on before
cutting could Be commenced; then rain, which
drove oil hands 10 doors, and thawed away much
Of the Toe. Notwithstanding these Disadvantages,
work has been prosecuted with such energy during
favorable weather, 1t the ice stations OF Athens and
Catskii, that half the full crop has been already
housed. The ice 10 found to be Of Zoe quality,
from 10 70 II inches thick.
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ME DTSP ATCH


The Con&ensuod ~ bastsMOfe.
TAsss are new In the. Baltimore PRISONS 'n's'
msa condemned to death, aamhrili, ssepne"'' Wv
gru,) and Cropps, aud Que, VIM. J. ford' VIZ"
esss II yet 70 b passed upon By the ceas' OF ~.
pals. 0ambeili b said 70 exhibit deep 'e"se :.
he position, and the negro breads MS o'o'e Sooa
deal, aad says he shall depend upon 'e pfo".ss.
sor ala 10 every trial hs may have to pass n.saan
Nts> ess Of ten OF the great criminas eonaemusa
a he esilows talk Ia the same way, ana nasssr
themselves that their case 10 Ike the maesco'oSs
sosvsssson Of the thief on the cross, case which,
= q. eminent divine once said, "h not likely 10
Assv>u again until Christ 10 cruciasd once more
Cropps, the murderer Of Rigdon, exhibits the most
complete Aardihood and rsekisssnsss, while his
wsaksnisdsd acoomplice and tool, CorFis, 10 ovs''
vhslmsd with fear and distrsss. II would appear
from the svidsaes that Cosris II not caiious VII
lain, bat young mao Of feeble understanding,
vAo hes been led assray by evil compau'ons, ana
been saAusnssd by tho use Of strong drink 70 oe-
come an instrument 10 the hands Of deeper vile
iaias, and an associate aud alder and abettor OF
the yuaaaa Crops, who vas the actual murderer
Of Risdoa.
Jussiss aud the intsrcsts o. society, II seems to
-, would be best suhssrved. by making some dis
seiminatioa between such men ~ Crops and
Oorris, and not meting out to both the same de-
gree Of puuishnsnt. For . long time, Ram anism
n baltimore has had every thing its own way
and Il seemed Impossible to bring murderers te
iaseies; but nov that Justice has assumed its le-
Ultimate suprsmacy, We trust 1t will not degene'
rate into blind and wholesale rsvssss. Let II
initiate Divine jastice in distributing ito punish
nson according to the different degrees Of crime
II Corris 10 the moro imbscile and dupe he 10 re-
ported, imprisonment for life would seem to he ar
sdsquats punishment, whilst the gallows 10 thu
only nt rstribssion for deliberate and rsmorseles
vf1laf0a
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Uadsr this bead, the Cleveland Plain Dealer has
o. article recommending to "swap New England
ID for Cuba. We Of the West" says the Plain
Dsslw, "ars sufficiently Yankssised to get along
without any farther help from that
Land OF big onions aud white beans,
OF short but sweetest kind OF grass,
OF maids who ere they reach their teens.
Can make the best Of pumpkin SASS"
The South has had enough Of her, too much fl
the shape Of Abolition Lectures, snti-siavery agi-
tators running of her niggers, disturbing her
peace and spelling her temper. She Is ripe for a
trade, and inasmush AZ New England has twice
tried to get out Of the Union, once by Hartford
Convention, and istteriy by resolution, "Let 'er
slide, W say. Old Spain needs her. She is in the
last stages Of chronic consumption, anda little
New England yeast would make her rise, and per-
haps lsAvsn the whole lump. This Is the best
disposition that can be made Of Yankesdoodie-
Aon.S
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PORT or RICHMOND-JANUAR 18th. 1850.
High NhGey fhis day (Tk<sdayl o'clock.
ARRIVED.

@~s~l%-
ARRIVED,
steamship Roanoke, skinner, N Y. ndse and pas
sepgers. udlan Watson.
Steamer Belvidere, Kesne. Baltimore mdse.
& w Currie.
Steamer City Of Richmond. Teal. Philadelphia.
uidse and passengers. ii Tutt'e.
Brig Altavela, ailkey, Attakapas. su2ar and
classes. G Workman Co.
Schr Ashland. Holmes, Port Walthsil. coal.
Stearns Thurston.
Schr Eniiy virginia, Williamson. Port Walshali.
coal, Stesrps ThursfOD.
schr Commander in Chief Martin. South Amboy.
fire brick, Morris D Tanner. -
Brig Jno Kof1er, Booz. Baltimore. W Co,qnitt
d Co.
schr Mary Willis. North, Baltimore. via Norfolk.
mdse, w d ColQuitt h Co
Echr X Edmundson. Phillips, las River, lumber.
SAILED.
Bark VII, Mckee, Pernsmbuco and market,
-four, Warwick Barks3ae.
MEMORANDA
Park Chanticleer. Murry, from Baltimore. as City
Point.
New York. Jan I5.-Cleared. schooners Ringgo,d
Degrost, Norfolk, aud Adelaide, Jenkins. Frede
ricksburg Arrived, scho1ners Seabird. Carroll
NewberD. N G. Leroy. Osborn. Norfolk Surprise
Patton. City Point. and Rogers and CiaIemont
from Virginia ---
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TFLF0RAPHIC NEWS
nwpcRrKD FOR THE ..DIspATCn:'
rnNGRrasYoNAL.

WASHINGTON, Jan. II -NHdfe--A resolution vas
.danted rsstorinr Commodore Stewart 10 the sc-
tive list, az senior lsg oicer Of the naval service.
A bill for retrencbment 10 the general expen'
ditures of the government was discussed.
The death Of Hon. VIM. A. Harris, Of ILLINOIS,
Vas announced. Douglas aud others delivered
eulogies on the deceased. g.
Homu-A resolution was passed providing toI
evening sessions for the next fortnight for DEBATE
only. .na the
1ne death Of Mr.. Harris was announced, anu INV
usual suiopies and resolutions followed.
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MARINE DISASTER

HAMPTON RoAps, Jan. 1.-THE ship Arbauo, %. "
pos,on. from Cardiff bound for San Francisco WIKI
coal. sprung leak in gale off Cape Horn, ana
was abandoned. Her crew were saved oy tne sn.p
Chariot of Fsme Capt. Knowles, from ohihc""''
and she has arrived here with them. s.or
Chiuchas.
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Mr.. Piatt's Discourse.

4 correspondent of the Charleston Courier pays
the following tribute to the late lecture of Rev.
Mr.. PlARf, OF Petersburg, bsfore the Young Mems
Christian Association Of Charleston:
very large audience was assembled In Grace
Church, on Sunday evening last. to hear the i'd
Ssisrs the Young Mems Christian Association 81
.nis city; The effort was peculiarly felicitons.-
Among the many interesting addresses which this
Association has been instrumental in presenting to
the public, none have produced a more profoa I'D
Impression than this. The speaker gave unmi,take-
able sy fence Of extensive learning. and the highest
gft of pulpit sloQuence. He reviewed the aonieve-
nents on science and philosophy. varying in pro-
to and to
rests Of immortal souls. And then. ia simple and
treasures Of the Bible with It's plain and simple mar
ratlvs furnishing the only unfailing and fully "a
ti.tyine science and hi.,ory Of Re:
werld and all our woe"
And then (though we have not even attempted to
DO justice % bis argumsnt) he closed With touch
the saviour Of sinners. We have never seen an au
isnos, which Is tho unfailing mark Of sympathy,
which only true sloquenco can enkindle.
We trust the impressions may be a. lasting as
they were agreeable, and that the good seed which
this stranger has sown among US, may bring forth
abundant mutt to the everlasting happiness Of his
gratided auditory.
The Petersburg Intelligencsr speaks In glowing
bokob VI ooisCouA % QSHScIeu ny MI. PIaIt,
before the young men of Petersburg. We notice
these tributes. not only to evince cordial admi
ration Of the fne talents and spotess character Of
Mr.. Plat, bat our deep regret at late reference
b. Charleston paper, to rsncontre,in which Mr..
Plat vas % unfortunate - to be engaged years
and years before he entered into the ministry,
o. connected himself with the Christian church
At the same time, 1t 10 but justice to say, that our
contemporary has since rendered the proper
amends, 10 the following paragraph
RHv. W. II. PLArr.-Sincs our brief notice of yes
tsrday, based upon q occurrence which took place
moro than hiseen years ago. We have receive assu-
Ea1oe from those sltitled to confidence and re-
spsct. that Rev w Plat has. ever since zig con.
necsien with tho mtnistry,-a period OF more than
gagged. N
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DEPARTURE OF THE MINISTER TO CHINA
o.-.~xu Ian 15-Gen Ward left yesterday
On the steamship Augusta for New York, en- route
Sar china The wbarves were derssly crowded TO
wi.ness his embarkation, and the chatham afui'
lerv fred salute as the Augusta lett hof dock'
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Over 49,, 600 has been subscribed to the erection
of a Msthodiss Female College In Montgomery, Ais.
GEN. Walker Is in Mobile. Gen. Henningsen In
Memphis, Tenn, aud Gen Hornsby in Augusta
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For sale ut the DI ug and Prescription store Ct
;anst Market Place, Franklin st.
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ST.. Louis, Jan. I. The New Mex,caa man N nss
arrived. Nothing had been heare i1oa' 'u0 N0o-
sho mail party Of October.
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q lkf
Samples INFALLIBLE ,

For sale by all Druggists and 9rocers
isIs-G. JNO w 6ARLIUK, sole proprietor.
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4 correspondent Of the Charleston Courier psyi
the following tribute to the late lecture Of Rev
Mr.. PlAfr, Of Petersburg, bstore the Young Mems
Christian Association Of Charleston:
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7 OST, on sunday morning, either at
IL st James church. between the churah and
81 street GOLD BRkCELEF. with q rnby clasp =
The finder will be suitably rewarded BIZ leaving II
at DUFAL NohToNS-
10
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NEW SUPPLIES EVERY WEEK.

ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF MUsIC.-A large
and complete assortment.
MUSIC SENT BY MAIL.-The postage on Sheet
Music is but one or two cents for each piece, ana
cheaper by mail than by express. Dealers teach
ers end amateurs will do we'll to bear this in mind.
In many instances they will find 1t great conve-
supplies in this way. Music Books can also be sent
through the mail. at an expense CT postage OF one
cent for each ounce weight
ga All orders, whether large or small, strictly
and promptly attended to, it addressed to
ia ts9t A MORRIS. Bookseller.
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Richmond Markets Jan IL.


Richmond Markets Jan ~.
Commercial affairs continue in very uniform
ard steady condition. with as much Of animation a.
usual for this period of the year MONEY is easy and
continues at the very lew rates for time qGos
At no former time have such low rates prevailed fo
DO long period. Drafts on the Northern cites are
now at par a. per cent prem um. There are no
changes in oations. except sales Of Beef at tbs
close of the week showed ST ade Of decline.
TOBACCo-The Tobacco market opened yester-
day and there have been few small breaks, most
have been sold at $40 7agl3 50. and few good new
hhds at S9tpii. We quote inferior cid Lugs al
s4e@5; d9ed ss@1 Inferior lea Leaf $1,000; coed
ket New LUCE, III hhds. 81 19G3.5; Leaf s. 81
fLOUg-There WI re few sales the latter part
of last week. to shippers Ct superfne at S. Dix but
there is better feeling and quote IS GIGS IS per
Dbl. Quotations to the trade for holne pton
WHsAT-No change in quotations and but little
arriving. We quote good To prime red siz5@i 80;
COKN-stocS very light. We quote 50 to IS cts;
but small saes have teen made at higher figures
oATs-Market nearly bare and nominaIis quoted
HAY.-95@Si per cwt from store.
BACON Market firm at former quotations. viz
prime sides ga cts shoulders cs; hams plain IL
IL Gu; do bagssd li@l2 cts.
Mocha lsc.
sUuAh.-Market STEADY at former quotations
Cuba 7}a@5 cfs; Oriean. 814GS2 cts Loaf l1a CTS
Crushed isld Powdered it24c A Coffee l0c; 90 "a
G ga; Extra 91k cts.
| WdIsKLI-Z@2S cts per gallon for Richmond
rectifed
CATTLE, &c.
BEEF-Sales the latter part Of the week at 50 pei
cwt nett for good beef Stock increased by arrivals
( from the Southwest. Highest sales at Sll, which
probably cannot be obtaibed this week.
l MUTTON-tioOd very scarce and iii demand VIZ
quote $3.50 to &c Per head for ordinary to good Nut
| ton. Very choice sell above this max imum.
P0Rk.-We still quote fs9so 50 according to quail
| it, the latter for cnoce corn fed pork.
| MONEY MARKET.
| Money il easy. We quote Exchange On the North
at par Oh per cent prem,
Such VI the Stock Bank notes nd Of the Bank O
the Valley, as are not taken by the Banks are at
discount Of 4 q cent.
| The notes Of the Trans.Alleghany Bank are 70 4
l cent discount. Bank OF Karawha no sale.
| North and South Carolina Bank Notes u 8 cent
| discount
uVtD y per cent. prem. No prem allowed 70,
| SILVER.
Northern mnrkets-[Br TELEGRAPH
| BALTIMORE, Jan. l7.-Flour In good demsns al
| 1881. Wheat buoyant; white $l.4a@l 30. Corn lie
| better.
| NEW YORK. Jan. l7-Cot.ok firm: uplands II lille
| 9Itc. Flour hrm; southern S. 306S5 80 Wheat
| western red ST. 50; white SLAB kentucky white
Slto Corn firm; mxst 85QS74s Rice 3@sz1
4 -
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Agents Tor the city OF Rlchmopd,
do lo-6m$ No 2Ul Broad st.
sA DFBIIITATgD Pmasoss-Those

who have suffered from incesaant fevers loss OF APP
petite or improper digestiun-may easily be cured
by the use OF BAKERS BIrTERS. We nave known
persons entirely restored health by these biters,
after visiting all the watering places without recev-
lug ans benefit If any of readers suiivrin
from! Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility Torpid Liver, In,
Appetite they will lind certain relief by using these
Bltters AZ directed. Delicate females may lest So
sured that these Bitters are admirably adapted "a
their diseases, and never fail ia quickening nature
aud restoring the bloom of health to their cheeks.
Teethng iafaut5 may also be improved by their
use-whiss aii classes and sexes will be benefited
by their strengthening properties. As II family
medicine these Btters stand unrivslied, and must
eventually supersede all others We invite a trial
1T once.
For saleby Purcell. Ladd Co. and by an the
prominent Druggists in Virginia. &C IL
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TEACHING THE MANLY -

K TEACHING The MANLY
49, ART or sELP-pEFENCE Prof ~
j. sW EEfMAN continues giving Sparing lessone
at his room under Muilef's Retreat Opposite the
MetrnE o.itan Hall. on Franklin street. where h /,
can DO found every Aonday. Wednesday and Fri
day between the hours OF 10 and IL A NJ and ana
lnPM.
Persons wishing will be taught on reasonable
terms Children under |? years of age, half price
The Professor warrants to learn any person to
spar Ia IL lessons. and is certainly the lishtett
teacher of the day.
He will give Grand Sparring Exhibition On ev-
cry Saturday night. at the above room.
Admission, only Is cts This is good chance for
those whe may wish TO put the gloves on to learn.
La i5-Gtf
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@- ARTIrIoIAL TEETH-IHE CHE

s- ARTIFICIAL TEETH-iHE CHEo-
PLASTIC pRecEss-G W JONES. DENTIST. having
nnrchased the exclusive right for the above
mode Of making TEETH. and after us,ng ana tsst.
in0 it in the rot difficult cases ,slers oiasr p.atss
Iad failed is entirely satisfied 81 tts absolute stpefs'
oritv over the gold, silver and piatina etho9 eau,
therefore with confidence, recommend IT TO allwno
ns desire full partial sets Of teeth ard espscsa
nor usRg In This process, all ef the objections 70
the gold plate are removed--the auction beta5 per.
feet secures comfort and stability TO the ht and the
teeth being beded In the metal. the od is esela-
dsd from uupar or between them; they are, there
fore eleanor smoother andsin every respect batter
In consequence of the perfect adaptation OF the
plate 10 the mouth, and the suction thereby se'
cured he can insert more teeth Gitt0ht clasps
aud in all guarantee perfect and satisfactory
This method having been adopted and commend
ed by these standiug highest in the Profession
North aud South. testimonials VIII be given, aho
specimens OK bited, to ary who may desire 10 see
them The old plates of those wishing to sxchauge
the old method TOR the new, will DO taken 10 par
nav Will Of course, make teeth on the old mcoe
for thosa who may prefer ls.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and tee tn ex
tracted BIZ electricity for those who wish It.
Office opposite Cornthian Hall. Ja7-iy
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Tag Ho! ALL va DYsPsPTIcs - All
whg suffer from Headache. Giddiness. Nervousness.
Low Spirits Dimness OF Vision, Bad Taste in the
Mouth, Irregular or Deficient Appetite. Acidi.y,
Heartburn, Costiveness. &c, &C can be promptly
r. stored to health by the uss of BAKERS CELk-
RRATED PnENIUM B[TTERS.
For sale by Messrs. Fisher Il Winston, Druggists.
Richmond, Va. de Ats
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tn AFRICANS At WoRK.-Two Of the Wandcrer's
cargs Of Africans have been smuggled into Mis-.
sissippi, and put to work on q plantation near
Canton. The vicksburg sun says:
Hs says they are obedisnt, and when On couraeed
70 labor they work vigorously. They speak some
kine OF gibberish 70 each other, which We could
mot understand, but Mr.. Montague did Mr. M
SAID they were intelligent, and were quick at
scmprehsnston, and told US they had learned En- .
Siich already, and to convince US Of tho fact he
satd something (which We did not und erstand) 10
one Of them, who imnsdiatsiy stepped IN To- us
ead grasped our hand and said .how.d'y e.do mis-.
%, si.Ue sou' 'bAccs aud whisky
NJ. montague dentes their being q part OF the
slaves brought by the Wanderer; but some of h,s
relatives, IN whom be eoufiod his secret revealed
Is % tAsir nsishbors, and the aff ,ir il cow rene
rally known, and crowds nack 20 sss the two bs.
eeos looIine negroes with - much curiosity a.
tAey would case ~ en- elephant. We do not think
sney are valuable, from the fact that We believe
10 waite man would like to oversee = set Of such
Aideous, sensslsss looking creatures; besides it
voatos In our opinion, be great deal Of trouble
70 Keep ehsm at work. They can ask for tobacco
asa whisksy. aud perhaps chew the former aud
arlok sss latter, but they can do nothing else.-
Thsy Know nothing about the uss of clo.hiug aud
you'd - soon place pair Of pants on their eh
Sefs - their legs One Of them has formed a
great fancy for umbrellas, aud when couple sof
yooos ladies approached him dressed in the pres.
ems extensive fAshlon. be down with his hoe, and
psressd her with oil possible speed. and 10 he
eeos near aes, no vigorously grabbed 1t the skirt
Of hss dress. but before be succeeded In getting
noid u u enc OF the attaches Of the Mississippi
Conerai Railroad succeeded 10 knocking him dovn
~. Ao0tiSus then took him 10 charge aad askad
nsm 70 hts own gtbbsrish what b pursued the
IeAy Tor, when be replied that she had An M breI
- seosr her dress and hs wanted it,"
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kyyec1s ~ kxnsks CeLD-rhs Salem Mass.
Assisesr says that during the late cold spell the
easte ssA tes crscked frequently with . loud re- !.
PR, esd - one instance large linden tree on Oh
Svse street split from the roots To the tor OF
sae sssss, With ~ sxpiosion IKE piece Of erdi.