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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-24
STONEBAKER,S
NERVE AND BONE LINIMENT.

w NARRATED TO CURE
Rheumatism, Sprains. SwelIcd Joint Sore Throat
Frosted Feet, Poison, Old ores and Bruises Fresh
C"isi c"rns' Mumps. letter, Pains in the Limbs
and BaGk' Swceny ON Man or Beast. Saddleor CDI-
lar Calls, DistcnPcr, Scratches, &c, nu Horses
and Mules and all diseases requiring an external
All who know and have used SToNEBRAKER,s
NERVE AND BONE Ii >IMENT will testify that
1t IL the most popular linment ever sold in apv
country, and that it has pc. satisfaction
wheTcvcr it has been introduced, taking the place
OF all others.
This is a strong evidence of its great powers in
removing rheumatism, Psins SwcIIings, &c both
on man and beast. No Imminent has yet been
made to equal this. 1t only needs trial to prove
its great virtue. Every bottle warrented or the
money refunded.
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TO ALL CONCERNED.

ENROM this time hcncefurth it will be absolutely
a impossible for me tn open accounts with any
person except such as have been prompt TO meet
their engagements Cash ia required from me by-
all merchants from whom ! purchase my goods;
ana to carry ON my business must rcquiTe CASH
from my own customers -
All persons wh' knIw themselves indebted to mo
arc earnestly requested 10 cali and settle thrir ac-
counts When money is not to be had l will take
2'S"tcc 81 all kinds. Ii. LEE HEISKELL:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-24

The Methodist Conference at New
Orleans has appointed two bishops to proceed
to Washington and thank the President for
restoring the Church property.
VIM. II. Coombs, brother of Cen
Leslie CoOmbs. an old soldier of the war of
1872, died at Frankfort, Kentucky, on. Mou-
day. aged so.
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Rats! Rats /!

RATS CONE OUT Or ;ACIR HOLES TO DIE
Great Destruction of Pats, &c,
Il is IA Paste and used on Bread
Every Box warranted Deal Shot
No one risks anything III trying it,
As it will destroy all your
Rats Mice ,ROachCs, Ants, &C.
Or you can have your money refunded.
Try it%andif IT don't lay Your Rats sc.
You can gctyouI money back.
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MISS SARAH 4. BEAIE,.

e CONTINUES open for the reception and &C
" commOdation of visitors. The ROOMS are in
complete order, well FURNISHED aud comfort BILE
t IN PAkLoRS large and commodious, and the
ards oil the Country and City Markets.
me servants arc attentive, and constantly in at
of Guests.
The ProPrietress. is determined to sustain the
Well established reputation of: the House..
The public patronage is solicited.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-24

Miss Augusta j, Evans, of Mobile. is
taking an active part in the raising of funds
to protect the graves Of Confederate soldiers
who fell during the late war.
The farmers of North Mississippi are
giving serious consideration to the subject of
corn planting, fearing that cotton will con-
tinuc to tumble.
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LADIES, CL0AKS-

uST received and for sale, at the lowest n7orLc,
- price, fine assortment uf LA DIES CLONKS
Ladies are respectfully invited to OK mine them
btl"Tc purchasing clscwhere Also the latest style
o! NHRoTkD GOODS, consisting in ,.art Of
Shaw Breakfast Capes. Ladies' aud C;hiIIrcn's
Hoods, Clouds aud Jackets. Gents and Bows
Scaris. hue assortment OF Gloves.
Dec. 10. I cor ne JlTrT
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-24
sToNEBRAKER,s HAIR RESTORATIVE

This brilliant preparation has gained Tor itself
an Hubnunded reputation, wherever it has been
used. For cleansing the head of DanduufT ScurfF
and all CutaneoLs Aff.ctions-aiways preventing
the hair from FILLING off, and at the ma.
It only needs trial prove satisfactory to ali who
use it. TNov 81 IS65 e.,
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THE OLD sAPPINGTON HOUSE
BAR-RooM.

BAR-EooM.
TOHN r. AVIS informs his friends and the public
generally, that he has just returned from the
Eastern markets with one of the largest and best,
QUORS
ever eve to this town which he oersfor sale at
pledges himself to do everything in his power to
gratity the palates of his customers
He is also prepared to
TAKE CHARGE OF HORSES
fer guests at the SaPpingtou Hotel, or others.
The whole business will be under. the supervision
OF his tater, Capt Jnhr: Avs, which he hopes will
call is solicited.
Jan. 2, 1866.
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ENOR LADIES.--Wc have just received, Spfra.
i Cor Onc) Spring Hoop Skirts, made of one
piece of steel, without extension in fir, mt. These
skirts entirely new their construction in
several respects, are more handsome and lar more
durable than those heretofore sold. Some extra
large for desscs with trails. Orders taken for eX-
ira sizes. KEARSLEY S SuEERER.
Feb ~, 1866
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Phi. eourvofsier's Paris KID Gloves.
fNHE. PLEDGE:

1HE- PLEDGE:
u NY THE BARD OF MARBLE HALL:
Tn Baltimore famcd for ladies fair,
Lived beautiful girlwith faxcn hair,
And bonny blue eyes with liquid light,
And roseatc lips, glorious sight.
The youngsters fell in love by dozens,
Frlerds aud acquaintance, strangers and Cous-
But she crotehet had got in her head.
ana said she determined never to wed,
Until she loved handsome youth
Who would grant all her requests in truth,
And bind him fully never to break
The pledge he had taken for her sake.
The young men stood ghast with fear ::
S"le whnSkSd their boots some pulled their hair;
Some said twas rclig ,suIne said twas money ;.
But 1t took them aback and they felt quite funny.
Among them there fine young man;-
Syays he, 81 love her we'll as can,
NOwI'II ma Ike her the promise, 10th ZEN nd free,
And agree to stand by it whatever il be.''
The fair one stepped up to his side,
and saltiSssShOud now he your bride,
You must promise here bcfnrr'u7 ALL
10 buy your clothes at MARBLE HALL.
No other can sult a husband of mine
The coats are so handsome, the pa mt. divine''
Says Johnny, laughing, ''Yum dear little elf
you like chem so we'll, get pair for yourself"
Clothing and Furnishings Goods, together with a
superior line OF piece gOUds for custom work. BOYS
Clothing spccla feature.
C!'thicrs ant Merchant Tailors
IS aud 40 West baltimore street.
Dec. IL; lS65.-ly. Baltimore
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'lNO IKE PUN Lie.
w. w BURT

HAS established hiinsclfin Cha ricstown and Ez0
ia pre- r7rrd t" repair WATCHES, CLOCKS, XII
1EWELRf. &c. at short notice, upon rca- RSAl
sGn11tc terms, and III Il substantial manner.
o. l1nd IA Hnc, large stock of SPECTACLES
EYE GLASSES. &c, of super ivr quality.
NnNCLnhrr I. 1851
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No ScuoLAE-The following testimony
was lately given before the Election Com
mittee of the British House of Cor:mons:
Bickus, a shoemaker, took scl5 to vo;,
for the conservatives, and then voted the
other way. When asked why lie said:
Because my principles were that way"
'But your principles did Rot prevent your
taking 9l5?"
"My principles were wavcring, bat Il cy
tended that way"
cat all events, according to your own
another"
= a'his rather posed the witness, but he
scratched his head, and said:
''Well, Tau no scholar"
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CPICES. SPICES!

y C.ovea, Mace, Allspicc, Nut
megs. Cinnamon Bark. Ground Cinnamon, White
and Black Mustard Seed, Celery Seed, Peprer, ia
maica Ginger, Race Ginger md Ground Ginger.
ic by CAMPBELL & MASON
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TOBACCO, SEGARS, &C., &c,

TOBACCO, SEGARS, &C., sc.
LLOYD. LOGAN
JAS resumed business in the Store House. third
door South of the Taylor Hotel, where he W iii
be glad t"sce his old friends nd dealers generally
100000 Imported and Domestic Scgars, flom
= 10 ia $ 100 per thousand
200 Boxes Manufactured Tobacco
81 Boxes Scotch Snuff
% Cases Smoking Tobacco
10 Barrels Smoking Tobacco
200 Reams Wrapping Paper
25,OOO Paper Pockets. fIom half ID to ~ lbs
50 Rc0n.s Cap, Letter and Note Paper
2O.OOJ Envelopes, assorted
40 DuZen Maynard Il NovcsInk
20 GrUss Pens md Pen holders
5000 B!auk Cards. assorted
60 Boxes of Pipes
Barrels of Pipes
30 krgs and Boxes Of Scotch, Rarpce Con
grcssamd MaCra bau Snuff
4IGross Matches SO Dozen Backing
10 Dozen Brushes
81 Gross fine cut Chewing Tobacco
10 Half barrels Chewing T"baCCo
10 Gross Tobacco and Snuff Boxes
u Gross escorted ipe Bowlcs
5,OGO iHpc Stems, assorted,
All Of which vial be sold On the bcst terms bv
LLOYD LOGAN.
N B--Eags northumberland in exchange for
gn"ds "
Winchester, Va, Dec. 10, 1865. If.
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HARM ESS,
ADDLES,
AND BRIDES,

MANUFACTURED OR REPAIRED.
II CtarteStorm, jefferson County, Virginia.
THE undersigned respectfully announces to the
fla citizens of Charlcstown ana vicinlty that
GO he is constantly making aud repairing
Carriage, GIG Buggy. Coach and " gUn
hA"NEsS, SADDLES, BRIDES, HALTERS,
&c, in the most durable manner, and the most
modern style of wor nship and at short notice
an" upon g living terms. NV work comments
Itself All ask i share of the public patronage
=, o. Call upon me my establishments opposite
the Garter House."
HENRY D. MIDDLEKAUFF.
November 7, Is65-Iy.
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"A RARE PRINTER.-A western paper con-
talns the following advertisement:
Wants situation, a practical printer,
who is competent to take charge of anv dc.
partment in printing or publishing house.
Would accept professorship in any Of the
academies Has no objection to teach or
namental painting ard penmanship, gcome-
try, trigonometry and many other sciences.
Is particularly suited to act as pastor to a
Asmali evangelical church, or as a local
preacher He would have no. objection to
form small bat select class of interesting.
young ladies, to instruct in the highest
branches. To dentist or chiropodist he
would be invaluabIe,-a as he can do almost
anything. Would board with Il family, if
decidedly piOus. For further particulars,
inquire Of Col. Buffalo, at Browns saloon. -
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SAPPLNGTOY HOTEL,

eHARLEsrowN. JEFFERSON COUNTY, VA.
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AP OF a E osA.RI.E.,ss s.
Alsaurrn.I
6FFER 10 THE PEoPLE rneIR
LARGE AND WELL. SELECTED sroek M

DRUGS. CHEMICALS. PAINTS. vARS1srr re-
OILS. PATENT MEDICINES, DYE-STUEFS'
fEREuMERIES. AND DRUGGISTS HANESs:
GOODS, ASbSfAIloNERYs -
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AT prices to suit the times PREscR,prtoSs and ,,n
90 SSos,FouSps will receive at ar
n tainty and safety, We call sp,eiaI SttSr1i,
to Tie following enurneration a artisIcs-
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NEW YORK, MONDAY, MAY q, 1866

public and also might be grown plants and seeds for
gratuitous distribution and TO encourage arts aud
tpnal industry. Likewise made arrangements 20
charge upon our civil list for the beneh Of the State by
taking therefrom $3.50 900 given TO tho family OF Em'
peror Agustn on account Of his claim against the treas
Of $lo0 000 which Is deposited the equivalent OF
the palace Of Buena Vista, its gardens and parks
But the moment has arrived 10 occupy clrefully for
the first time In 80 delicate a manner. The financial
situation OF the empire exers all attention, and
der Il both proper and duty that the chief Of
nation should be the first 10 give the example Of restrict
Ing the most rigid economy In his personal expenses
both OF his family and his household, Let II not merely
be understood that any unconary OF i'm
pcral household. On the contrary, after having
with satisfaction the accounts presented which correspond
with those OF last year, we believe them worthy OF
praise but In view OF the actual exgences OF the Tasu
long the circumstances OF the Treasury continue
the Treasury OF state for the civil list only the third part
of the annual allowance which pertains to H. according to
the aforesaid decree Of the Regency that Is say tho
Of 1ve hundred thousand dollars for all the
sary expenses referred TO-
You viii consequently take to comply with this
our express instructions, we propose TO
a reduced estimate OF the EXPENSES Of the
imperial household which Is served for the remaining
months OF the present year In introducing all these in
economics you Will take that the good
service Of our household be not prcudced ard above
all let not the poor b. forgotten, who full OF confidence
address themselves To us.
This reduction In the expenses Is In accordance with
our own inclination, and Is preferred by us to the
spendor and display which IL customary In the Euro
agree with more democratic ideas which animate
us and which, besides. enhance the prestige OF the
monarch equally with the splendor Of dazzling court
MAMMALIAN
The reform has commenced in earnest, and already
has the swarm OF cormorants that Toasted around the
palace been driven away The Emperor appears deter
mined To run into the opposite extreme and TO become
noted for economy he formerly for cxtrava-
gance. He has hard and unthankfu task before him
Napoleon Ill, for will require Napolconc and
foresight 10 bring NJ cxco through her tfoGbcs
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JE r r D A vi S :.

Changes Favorable to His Condition
Brought About Through the Influence
or His Wife-Contrndictory stertcs
About the Health OF Mr.. Davis, &c.
OUR FORTRESS MONROE CORRESPONDENCE.
FORTRESS MONROE. May IS, 1856.
In my letter regarding JeG Davis, published th>
18th inst IL crrrr''r outing the changes In the
number and patrols OF ~ ard 10 the n1u Of Dr.
Cooper, also giving NJ edit for the additional hours
allowed Mr. DAVIS fot uly exercise Through the
influence OF Mrs. Day Sc important changes bearing
SO vitality upon the III of her husband effected.
She wrote letterf President johnson direct xiv ny
him account Of the failing health OF Mr. Davis and
soliciting the changes referred TO- which requests the
results have shown, met with prompt compliance
believe moreover, that also through her influence, and
not from suggestions emanating from Mr. Mccuoch,
has generally been supposed and cred ted the order
came directing 10 be made the late special report 10
the health of Mt Davis. woman's power, like the
stars is kin the infinite Female diplomats daic way
back Of the antcdiIuvian period but must say this
much for Mrs Dayis-a the published nsinnatioDs 81
The contrary no,whstanding-ia do not believe sho
has ever brought her diplomatic powers 10 bear upon
the representatives OF the press thought of doing
She go 20 tho fountain head ~ and leaves the
newspaper fraternity write their judgment or
caprcs may dictate Now this part clar subject OF the
present physical condition OF nr Davis phases
quite varied as the hucs OF the chameleon. On story
represents him with one foot Ia the grave wofu IRE
med,able, physical wreck Another pictures his life
glorious counterpart OF the cnvening cnoyments Of tho
medieval monks-wnes OF the rnrsI vintage at his
constant mand liable iuxures updrcamsd OF In tho
cuisine OF tho gront DR. Coy and cigars Of quality
fragrancs rivailng the highest msginings Of that
asory characier, Count do Monte Cristo Tho latter
narrative makes Mr. Davis good health mover better
in his lie story intermediate between these two
grants him temporary debility from late attack OF
sickness and talks or Increasing appetite and his three
miles daily walk on the parnpet give these contra
dictory statements they prevail here. For my
Ing health hts part and probable entire concurrence
With ssch statements Of the special report on the subject
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HE r e NJ A N 8 +.

Meeting neutrality-suspicious. 4 Support
Coming Demonstration im Honor OF
stephens, Sc.
meeting of ths Manhattan circles OF the y B was
held yesterday. At three O'Clock The C. o attended
The business Of private chars The Committee
Of Investigation msde . report bat abors are not
yet concluded. Another meeting will he held consider
the report In fa when IT viii be decided whether all
part be given to sho public The &. o s 10 favor Of
full publicity TO all their business but the committee ap
pear anxious mystify the public This does not an.
gr well for tho finance department. Matters will pro
gross slowly while committees sitting this way
for tho free Development Of tho Chiefs plans must
postponed t bis action is unc,tcrcd Nearly one hun
dred circles we're represented aud the following resou
tons were unapimously adopted
Where's We, The members Of the Manhattan district
Il G ar hiss & assra sn saansyms 3 ss. @ Ss the @
Resolved, That tender our hearty cooperation
and anddea support In the Just sn holy eanss IN which
vi n.ssss "a. we recognize in him m. being
Amlsly ,ssa q Ireland oS, ." boaaass aSs
Resolved that We DO b.reby r.dss him anwayerins
support ard hrn ahh-r-nce IN hts efforts hberate
Ge,oi.sa Thai u. men .ho would now stand .oof in
SsvSr'i, ,s SsSs q irisS%sn - "' :" 'e cause aud
DEMONSTRATIONS ~ NEW YORK.
hwas resolved tna, public demonstraiion tako place
IA New York la tho ensuing xesk. comInttea was
appointed TO procure nitDg hall which ~lli probably
be the Academy OF Music, but nothing further u yet
known
CIRCLES SUPPORTING STEPHENS.
The rsrsneid ,rcc Of Cold spring and tho following
from Jersey Cy:-wolfe Tone, Stephens, Mcclellan.
Dohcny. The ~ Lawrence O'Toole paid In the fund.
accumulated or tho last thrce months In llon 10
which they pedse one thousand doisars mme diate
snsmission 10 Ireland and thousand dollars II ,bs
q D. all remain here for days The following ar.
the names Of the circs Washington who support Mr.
stephens; Georgeto~n Barvneid, d Mahony Hibsrn an
y 0Donovan, kc~s, Jame, Stephens John michel No a.
John Mitchell No. 2, Emme,t 81 Patrick and the Mi
tsry Circle. The Davis Circle and o'Gornan Circle Of
this city also came In.
MEETING THIS vvysISo.
The e. ~ viii deliver addres. th evening Al The
Music Hail. New Haven, and viii return Immediately 10
New York 70 pertcpsic In the demonsrsi,ous THIS
city and Brooklyn.
~ STEPHENS HEAD cKSrRgy
Among other points of Instruction given the differ
cot circles who attended, the o. Wishes 70 have dls.
tincty Understood that he not successor 10 Colonel
0hahony thas he 10 Connected With organization in
this ooany bot came over simply the repre-
Of the b. u remains with the different circles In
this country 10 adopt rsject him head His great
aim s ~ consolidate the organ xaton 70 obtain
speedy and snsctual aid fcr he passive but deerlnsd
body who remain silent tiiI they sancssni ear
~oi,rei 70 strike He Recognizes party, and Will a..
c aid from al circles, whether they parsas policy
the other
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AcecuA, GA, Nay 20, lsCs
Newspaper accounts from Texas, Louisisnis, M-sts.
sipp, rennessee, Alabama Georgia Florida South and
North Carolina rspsss,nt the growing crop Of cotton
seriously Impaired ny cold weather, besvy rains and
the overflow Of oosoo lands and stands bad Defective
sssd 10 great mssars s the eaass cf tho iisrs Tho
growing cotton looking yellow aud sIckiy Pisussrsia
eonseguenos arc dsspcndent Not Than thlsd u
crop Win be rss'ssd planters throushsu, the country
pooshiax up the bad stands and plan, M corn The
estimated crop osnncs srossd cas and q hslf million
h.l
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The little <ire Of Americans In this city rspiniy
ainnin shng E-ery steamer thss lssses Vera Cruz
away some OF sr number and their dsces ere filed
by immigrans death. too has been tSsy In midst
and removed frsrn xuaong of cur brsvest and
worthicst ON Sunday morning ast Henry W Allen,
ate Confederate Gss Of Louisiana, aud colo
s I'm the Confedeue service died sf hs residence in
shis city aged fcrtyssllres years Mr.. Allen fw many
years ress'ed In the psish orwcs. Baton ROug La In
which couIuy no rsises regiment OF LousisnIans ~ The
nemmencerssns of the ear. He was severely wounded
~ shiloh; sa at the ba.o Of Baton Rouge, where he
-Svmandcd ;rtgade, he ~s struck IN both aukL by
v hnon ball. ,~.sch inflicted such fearful woupd. thsf
ths surgeons said ~. only way IN which his he could he
ND would be 70 amp 1,se 10th bis legs To mi. Colo
n len would not ccx~ent saying that he could NOT
~ = the operation aud betscrcfore preferred TO he
with bath legs ~ III 'b,dy. Contrary to every
sfcctation he finally recover VI tn use Of his mbs
s,housh hs wounds always pro 80 70 him most palm
fni reminder of the war
Mr. Allen vas noble hearted nA n. ,iihough inclined
20 ps gulfsd By Impulse rather than ~ Nssson hefore
MS last Illness he had determined 10 reinrf " the United
states and resume hts dutls citizen. and fged many
o. MI fellow sxiles 10 do the Hs remsuN we're in
erred 70 the American burying ground near this ny
emewhs unpleasant circumstance attended the f~rsl
csasea py the nconsderstsn ~ friends OF the =
ccssea " vas suggested u'st 80. trsa - buried %
onIeoefaie ocsr by dressing HE remains In The cost
vors While In the service and BY covering the conn
siass vonsnl notified tboss having the funeral arsnge
mcn~ N charge that such demonstration must be
Dsds that they wished n bury Nv Allen Enemy
ne MED s'sts The ss'es u ,he Americsn Ceme'sry
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~. LoUfs sACrN~sIGTH biT
fAcfss C,tNrs, nsg ~ -rfsmt M t1o m's hssf.,
free for 81 " r,sfs
Hs,ehinsy, ssts~~i y psfby 4 yssrs olf. W
impossi seiipls, dam LAZY T.yiys. ..s.s...... !
Bruesf I0lIbsnu sntfYsi ~ ID fI~ yssrs 80
~ Hsfsnue dam AItans. ~ Aihlsa............
Dr. Tyisr enssrsi eh Fgssso, Tssfs vtd. w
rots %. can ~ luyorisi n1ssss...........
d. Nslden snisf-d Bssbwhsssf. jean
od ~ a Lsuis ds-a W mtprsed Honsrxh. ls~
csA Tbos Bo.tsf snUfsf g. la Hsn1y, fysr
years %, W Lstingve dam Nsse, r.shins ty
Tmn sss-I&
sssy pav --rre~isa stcD, sssa " fsss mica iss
Hs sy fr~s for sii
N. wsffr .ssisr.1 ~ h Lsssbsrsaxs, yssu ~ W
fsbsaffs 3afa oo~ssssr W stsnnos. ........... !
NJ - ss<r afs~d uxfrs. 4
~ vsa Lee catered q to<krs~~~. yssss si1,
~ vsnas' asn i.sy s.s.s.'s.
B<sh hsosss -os fbs ssssbss vxs tssishvsi ne
u.<. isexs>< sss<i % nd We s'sscsses bfib seA
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korssrsa, May 70 1893
There vas ssrrine storm 10 this osy this ansrnoon
of ~ind, ra's and hsiI sscomr~sIsf ny sbssser aud
lshininG nunbsr ef baiidnss we're unroofss sss
oU ssss aown, and gisss broken 10 The ssssnt a
~sy shsususd pssss In some oS me pusl.s bumsas.
chs. .vhss, A. scarcely shois psns Of si.ss ~ss lon
A ssavbsv q pss.sss reported sjsss< ne asmsss
o prog vfy y vssy Isrss rhs sserm spy~sr 10 have
been eoslssdb MS isss,sy. as1 sssss b., fs~ m's-
sns
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Par1Hssr-s. Nay -, isss
A. Port Esen the Hsa-yp. on Saturday. . mar
hsmsi Thosi.' rnssron, shls IN sasrrei vnh hs
i,s snkea hsf from bes shsH and kkksd her In the
bse.-s M seh ,saissos her 1e.b three ~
hsr rits bsias brossn rnssrsas trlrasdlstssy
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