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Tns ATLANTIC MONTHLY for June has the
following table Of contents: The Guardian
Angle. vi; The City of. 81. Louis; The Red
School. House; AVenetfan Experience; Negro
Spirituais; Poor Richard. l.; q. L. g.; GOLDEN
Chains; Shakespeare. the Man and the Drsmat-
ist; The Founders Of Montreal; Russian Amer
ioa; Almond the Comedians; Reviews and Lit
ersry Notices.. At Burnham's.
Harms MoSruLY.-The June number ID
received. IL illustrated and other articles sre
full Of interest. and this most popular OF our
American Monthlies 10 welcomed by iti host OF
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II gives Q beautiful engraving Of the "FArm
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The LApr's PRIrxp for juno trends closely
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It's illustrations and varied contents, affords 9
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Qua Youxo FoLKa-The June number u
welcomed by Its many friends. Ticknor 4
Fields, Boston.
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Road the Certificate Of Rev. B. T. Flualin

To DE-. hosrfffkks
Dssr SIR This 10 to certify that vas taken
with the dyspep hs year ago last March. and,
for . period Of eight months, Was one OF the most
miserable creatures you ever bsheld, not being
sbls either TO eat, drink or sleep, and was con-
PEELED 70 walk the floor lncsssantly. Twas nearly
deprived Of my reason. and hope had entirely len
mo all the efforts made for my recovery having
proved fruitlsss. ..L.
nv the arst OF November, is65, hsd become %
weak and feeble that could scarcely stand alone
and, to aiI appearance, would soon die. AZ thii
time (having read your adverti'emsnD nv wife
prevailed upon me 10 ny your Differs. bottle
was procured. and, strange TO say, soon sommsn'
ced recovering I have taken tour bottles ana Am
enjoying ~ good health now - could DO expected
for ono Of my ago (about sixty ysarsI ! have no
doubt that II Was your Bittsrs alone, under Divine
Providence, that effected this wonderful esrs.
r. T. FLUALIN.
Hudson, Mich August %. 1866. imis
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~ Until now the negro women in the
South have furnished nearly half the force
in the cotton fields, but this year. il is
stated, they have almost entirely withdrawn
from i that kind OF work. They declare
that the white women never work out, but
nrc supported hy their men; that il ought
to he 20, and that they tthe blacks) will not
sul'.nit 20 my mors oasdoor work. .''
Nsu Lyrchh,rs (va) papers say tho
lecture upon Tho t.hivslry Of the South !"
proposed to be delivered by Rives Pollarl.
resulted in a complete failure for want Of
An audience. Empty benches only greet.
, en- the would-bs lecturer the Lynch
lNrxrrs evisieatly cannot appreciate ''chiv-
airy Of the Pollard stamp. 81 r.r .r.
Tho Washington correspondent OF tho
, Charleston. Meresty IS ularmed at the r'o.
swss .of the Rndieui sentiment, in Mary
I..,d +, Ho ssysDihsi the STATE "ennpot stAsd
on, long aeains, ,he Radical influence and
Ra.lical hless without very active and very
carly a;.l IL an dse whole South, aud such
mid can ouly w riv-a ny ,hs representation
Of the whols South in Consws' asan IN
dependent body"
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An important general order on registration
has Just been issued by Gen. Pope, IN Georgia.
The following ere Its salient points:
The States Of Georgia AMI Alabama are dis
tricted. AMI freedmen placed ON every boar,i oi
reyistrsii,n. The registers are 10 take the iron
clai oath. and to explain to all their political
rights and privileges. The rizht to register
and to- vote !. guaranteed BY the military au-
thoritirs. Violence, threats, or any op-
preSsiye means 10 prevent persons from regis
tcring or voting will be followed BY immediate
arrest anil trial by military commission. No
contract with lAborers deprivisg them OF
wages for any longer time than actually con.
sumei In registering or voting win be permit
ted 10 he enforced. under penalty Of arrest and
trial by military. .rftr.
In cas-. Of disturbances at places OF registra.
ton or nj the polls the civil authorities iare to
be called upon to Afori protection, and IN their
default the military win sec such protection
given. Civil officers refusing protection to
registers AMI voters will DO arrested by the
military aud tried by military commission.
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On the l7ih, near tho southern edge OF
the gulf the schooner Martha Maria, Of
Bangor, from Wilmington, N. G., bound to
the Yves, Indies with cargo Of pine. was
struck by lightning, which shivercd the top.
. mas, and mainmast. Tho vessel settled
two feet in the water. The shock prostrat.
ed all the crew. Capt. 8. Il. Carlo wen,
crazy and died on the 9th inst.
The end Of tho Mexican Empire has
come. On the 18th inst. La Cruic was
taken by The Liberals and Ma1imillian and
his Generals, Mejia. Costello, and Nliramon
surrendered Internationally. Il Is said
that the President has ordered them all to
he shot, which 10 no moro than just. and
wha, tho Mexican Republic owes to its own
dignity and preservation to do.
Greeley has written very impudent and
highly excited letter to tha Loyal League
Club Of which he 10 member, which or.
ganization passed upon his itching for no.
,criety in going bail for jeff. Horace is
neither philosopher nor fool, but no Is
as unstable rs water, and excels in crack.
Drained theories; while he Is not out.hum.
buggcd by Barnum. !. Is reported that q
new morning Republican paper will be
started In New York. .a-
In New Durham. N. H., on the 18th, q
little boy, only four and half years old,
wandered from home barcfooted md bare.
headed. and became lost 10 forest Of two
thousand acres in extent Search was kept
up Intellectually during the week, and on
Sunday a sagacious dog found the little
fellow alive In cavity under tho roots Of q
tree, having had nothing to eat except
leaves and berries for six days aud nights
llo had seen the searching party advance
toward him, and being almost deliriou'
from hunger and exhaustion, no imagined
they would hurt him, and for protection he
hid himself under the tree. II is thought
that he will recover.
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A Washington correspondent of the Gin
cini,a,i Commercial, in giving an account OF
ile m vcu,cn,s alleged to be in progress re.
spcctins the next Presidency. gives the fol.
lowing Us the result Of an effort to sound
Gen. Grant by an adverse party:
Gen. Grant. amer q minutes deliberstion.
said that he really did not ne, dcvirous Of becom-
ing President of the United States; that be bad
been honorod and trusted in Q degree that was
surprise 90 himself; and jet he felt that u the
people ealled upon him to- become candidate
for the Presidency Of the party that hal been
for the war Tor the preservation of the Union.
he could not feel thai he WAS ct liberty 90 de-
cline, aud that, ~ matter Of course, he could
have nothing whate,eI 60 say. In such case,
ss 10 the second person on the ticket; that, as
also the first place ON the ticket. Was q matter
for the wisdom Of the people To determine, aud
he certainly could have no objection to Hon.
u. y. Wade, VI Ohio. .......
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GIVE reckon that those newspaper pub
fishers who were 81 really to contract for q
column Of advertising with one J. c. French
OF lO6 Hanover Street, Boston. three months
ago. would now be glad 10 allow any good Ad.
vertising Agent "the usual commission" to
guarantee the quarters payment for the same.
We are ashamed To sdmit that We were foolish
enough To be one Of the number, although our
columns were full and running over With good
cash advertising. We were deceived by the
name Of our old friend. DR.. Poland, appearing
with his by whose knaSery 30 large an sggre-
gate Of printers profits has taken French
leave. II each publisher h>d kick at him, he
would need to use Dr.. Polands white pine
compound himself tr.., ..t'
We arc in the same kettle Of 6sh as Is our
neighbour Of the Portsmouth Chronicle. Bro.
Miller. ''let's" lay down the rule that We will
not hereafter accept contract advertisements
that do not come through our weli-know Ad-
yertising Agents, except we are acquainted
with The advertiser. That uill hereafter DO the
undertaking rule in this Office. .a
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We see Il stated that there are eight steamers
nov plying on Lake winnipissiogee In N. II.
Six Of these must b very small, probably
nothing more than tug boats. We see by the
"hail"o OF our old friend. Cspt. wiggin Of the
Chocorua, that that splendid boat still rsns Q.
follows: Leaving Alton Bay daily for WOLF
boro; Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fridays for
Centre Hsrbor; Tuesdays. Thursdays and Bat
urdays for Meredith Ion the arrival Of the
morning trains from Portland and Boston.
The Portland argus Of Tuesday says rumor
Is current there that Hamill has challenged
Brown, the chsmpian. to another i've mile
struggle In Portland harbor. Nj Brown has
received dispatch from Pittsburgh asking u
he would pull Hsmill in Portland harbor ''fOr
money" ..-I. 10 tL.. .r.r -.
The new paper at Augusta. called ths Sisad-
ard. s'idsa,iy Oomusnoed Ito publicstion win
some idess about the good sense Of the public
and . decent regard to the truth. and maay.
doubtless. thoaght Ii vss to take higher tone
than Its party cotemporaries; but u has eti-
dently found that the party for which Il caters
can appreciate only the inferior pabulum to
which Il has 80 long been accustomed. ~
Congress just before adjournment passed .
bill granting to the heirs Of Union soldiers Who
died prisoners Of var. Communication for ratious
At the rate oftuenty-ave cents per day for The
time the soldier vas 90 held BY the rshsla TAs
following hsir Arc entitled. and In The ,osdss
named. Firsi. ssiow, u unmarried ~ date Of
pAssags Of Act. March 2. 1857. Sscosd. chr
dren. Third, parents, to both jointly u they
are living. 10 either 10 dead. to the survivor.
Fourth. brothers asd sisters Of the decssscd
soldier equally. "fo' '..' 'tl 'ss79o ~ ~
= All noses or orders issued BY town othsen In
their oGieisl capacity Are exempt troa stamp
duty.
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BURIAL PLACE or J. WILKES BoorH.-In his
new work, The History Of the Secret Service -
Col. Baker makes tho following statement In
regard to the final disposition Of the ASSASSIN
Booths body: with the assistance OF Lieut..
I. B. Baker, I took the body from the gunboat
direct to the old Peuitentiary, adjoining the
old Arsenal grounds. The building had not
been used As prison for some years previous
ly. The Ordinance Department had fllei the
ground floor cells with ammunition. One OF
the largest OF these cells was selected Is the
burial place Of Booth. The ammunition was
removed, large fat stone lifted from It's place
and . rude grave dug; the body wss dropped
In, the grave filed up, the stone replaced, and
there rests to this hour oil that remained OF
John Wilkes Booth"
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DIsoRpER IN TExAs.-An army officer writes
from Texas to the Batavia IN. W Advocate.
that along the border to Arkansas the country
Is In sad condition. Civil law In these parts
recognizes no crime but horse stealing. The
penalty for thists death rs soon - caught MUIR
der, which Is so common, Is unnoticed for the
following reasons: First, there are very few
men who have not, at some time. killed their
man, and jury cannot be found that will
convict. A true bill Is sometimes found, but
witnesses are spirited away, or the murderer
escapes. Second, they dare not convict, for
the remaining gang will kill the jurymen. A
portion Of Qusntrell's band OF cut-throats are
and killing. Troops are In pursuit Of them.
The Union people tell frightful stories Of the
murders and outrages committed by these des-
peradoes during the war. Men were killed
from pure love of the crime. The Germans
we're favorite victims with them.
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SUSPECTED MURDER IN Srow. The
Lewiston Journal says that . daughter Of
George johnson OF Stow, a girl Of sixteen,
who has been living with man named
Bunker in the same town, was taken sud-
denly III Sunday 18th, and died before next
morning. Some neighbou arrived during
the night, hut she was 30 Gar gone that
she could not recognize them. Suspicious
having been raised an inquest was held
which resulted In the discovery that she
died from the effect Of poison. Bunker
and the mother Of the girl were taken into
custody. A hearing was to commence on
Monday at Lowell.
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Ftsher,s CoNgh Drops.

standard remedy Tor cogans and ooSsulfr.
TON, prsparsd ey o. ". wsiiinyt.rd; EIandson
Ksnnebunk. Ne. Pfoprietors, y. Y. GOODWIN 4
Co, % Hanover 81, Boston, n. T. Agents. 3m0
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The NATIONAL COUGH CURE

Has cured Rev. william Mcdonald, Of Bostoo,
when pronounced by physicians nssrsbis. IL I'll
cure any es,atis cough 10 slssys rshss.': for
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superior. Admirable, also. 6r public speakers
and singers. Sold by all Drueyisb. @. q. GOOD
WIN 4 CO., Boston, Wholesale Agents.
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p,,bsy, f,ompouud Mandrake Bittss

FROM tAs original ,seiSs. Us'ipsiisd e, tfs saee
en-. Asur.curs for Diseases 81 tbs hiooA . u
Seeretisss. PREPARED by U. "; Wai,n si yw
grsnd,on OF Tho late DIR. Fisher NA5ON, sYM
6NDS 4 CO.. Ksnnshunt, Me- Propriston
RUST BROS. 4 BIRD, - Hanover b.. boston
Sole Agents for New England. SmS
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Read, again the Evidence Of one Of on
PI ~, Oldest Residents. = :. ~ "

A't ,N--.! CINCINNATI, pscsnDef ~ ioos'
Sfsssss. J. n. HARRIS 4 Co, "a .qasia-l .
HI o,.ts,-rhis iste certify that have feund Az
LEN's LUNG BALKAN one Of the ben remedies
h, Ne world, De Dssssst Lxass. 4 hsvssss u
"A ny nniIy Cor Srssking up trosblssons cough
uslh The happiestsnse rsoommendsd u TO .
-yosnr lsdy Who hsl . harrassinG seaghi and wAs
txrsassssd win eoASsupuon, and - sussd hsr In
= S.v DAN. rSouid teeonusnd it 70 al smieted
vi& 4 scurh, Ahd 70 fhosS Who are prsdisposst 70
.E'-fSrS..s-'- - itsi
Consumption. ---.
e, ,Rsspsstfnliy yosrs, 4. a. HAhn,soN',,
Sold by DR.. ALyAN BACON, snd oy ~ go.
' srs In fsmiiy Nsdirihss. " " " u"
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N o TIC z /.

In consequence Of the dseeass Of our Mr. Smith
our oopartnsrsbip Affairs must necessarily he set
tied up. I wish ell persons having dsmand'
against the late hru 70 pressnt them 70 mo fol
payment, and all perssps Indebted 10 us,by not<
or account, will uvs cost By Immediate settlement
an now selling goods ct Ersst bsrsAiqs for cash
80, ,-CHAs. rwAMDLEY,
= IL a Il - asurvivine Partner, (
r-JL,I Firm % Tvsnslsy . suith.
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FOR SALE /!

TRBAD.wIIEEL HORSEPOWER. Has car.
n ried the Cracker Machine In our Shop VIII
DO cold cheap. Also. dve-year-old C0LT,-gOod
style, tan clor. weighs about $50 lbs.j good ID.
hand BUGGY and HARNESS. All the abovs
must be sold soon and can he bought at bargain.
Apply to ALFRED FIERCE,
"a l95 Main 81 . Diddeford, Ne.
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WARREN'S COUGH BALSAM!
Warren'S Cough Balsam.
.t- Warrtn'G Cough Balsam
Cold, Coughs. Ineipient Con.nmpffon
Whooping Cough, Asthma. bronchitis, ana
All Diseases OF The Throat AMI Lungs.
AN INFALLIBLE REMEDY,
EVERY BOTTLE WARRANTED.
b. r. RY.....PrsPrietsr,
BANGOR, MAINE.
hold in Biddetord by DR.. J; SAWYER, Dr. A.
BACON, J. L. BEAN. saco, 3. y. SHAW. emo
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SECRETARY or CcMMoSw

We then have list Of tho Sslectmsn, Treas
urers and Clerks from i762 to 1850, Collectors
and School Committees Report, making IL O
valuable book TOR reference.
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II I r Il
A CA RID.

The ladies Of the Universalist Society. take this
opportunity 10 return their thanks TO the Saco
Garnet Hand, who % Kindly volunteered their ser
Vices nj their late accessfl lsvee. To A. II. DAv.
10, and other singers, and Charles Shannon, who
presided st the Piano. they sro undsrtxrest obliga
lions. They would also thank 3. II Penley and T.
H. Hubbard, Bsq., for their valuable services, also
the ladies and gentlemen who took parts and As
sisted In the entertainment Per order.
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
May Term. 1897, at Alfred.
DANToRru j., PRESIDING.

Clerk, G. B. Lord. Alfred; Co. Atty, I. 8
Kimbsil. Sanford; Sheriff. r. II. G,ding, Ac
ton; Crier, Abner Mitchell. Alfred; Deputy
Sheriff with Grand Jury, Edmund Warren
Kennsbunk; Deputy Sheriff with LIST Travers'
Jury, Charles N. Bracket, Acton; Dep. Sher
III with I'd Traverse Jury, Joseph @. Harmon
Limerick; Messenger, Daniel Ferguson, Al.
fred.
Grand Jury same az last Term.
FIRST TRAVERSE JURY.
Foreman, Enoch Boothby, Buxton; Luther
Aver, Newfsld; George C. Bartlett, Eliot
Owen Z. Burnham. Kennsbunk; Aaron Drag
don, Wells; Ezekiel D. Clements. No. Berwick
Ephraim Durgin, Limerick; George Gowen Jr.,
Sanford; Stephen P. Ham. Shapleigh; Philsn.
der Haines, Biddeford; James d. Hanson, Bid.
deford; Ichabod p. Holmes, Berwick.
SECOND TRAVERSE JuRr.
Foreman, Ansel Morrill,, Buxton; Ralph r.
Hussey, Acton; Jeremiah Hearne, Saco; Epm'
Harmon, Saco; VIM. W. Keys, South Berwick
Eben Libby. Lebanon; Anthony Luques, Ken
nebunkport; Joseph ?. LIttleheld, Kenncbunk-
port; Jabob L. Taylor. Parsonsaeld; George
II. Munroc, Biddeford; Edgar MOIntire, York
William p. Mugridgs. Kittsry.
sUPEnNuMERAnIEs.
Jedediah Perkins. Wells; Jere d. Scribner,
Marlborough; Samuel Swayne, Kittcry; Isaac
Sawyer 3D., Limingtpn, not presents; Seth
s,rout, Lmiuston; Stephen Warren. Hollis;
Clement Littls6eld, Kennebunk, sick excused.
On Tuesday, on motion Of Edwin d. Smith.
Esq, Henry @. Dean Was admitted to practice
In all the courts Of this State.
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SAco. MAY q. 1867.

SAco, May "a, 1877.
FRIEsD BUrLrR-Dsar Sir: You think
did not understand the last clause Of my form.
er letter. Think did. You must know thai
there 10 great dirhculty In obtaining proc
against the rum sellers; they have an inaueno,
over their dupss that no other class Of mer
have. You know or ought to know that Their,
ore great many men, and some Of them mel
high-stsnding in society. that will perjurt
themselves to screen the rum seller. know II
has been done. lstated that thsrc were liquor
sellers In Portland that could pay three fines q
week and still make money by the business
still state that was correct. The most Of the
prosecutions there have been on the search and
seisure clause, the Hne and cost on such case,
Is nty.two dollars and twenty six cents. A,
the law now stands the FIRST sale that Is proved
against the seller the fine 10 ten dollars and
cost. the second twenty and cost; now taking
oil Of the difficulties Of oonvicting the liquor
seller and 1t Is seldom that he Is ever convicted
Of the third offence. But u Il 10 imprisonment
for the first conviction. II will cause much
more terror to the seller. am very sorry thai
you should bring up arguments to help the
liquor business which think some Of your'
are oa,eula,ed to do. You think tho law |,
.,r,ro enough NOV ,o do Al, m. ,;ouor ,ell.r.
and many Of them ore stopping selling to try te
make 1t appear that the present law Is oil sufi.
cient; they fear the amendment. II you have
. ,ou and he should DO robbed on the highway,
r,oru vor M v;l,,nv. 70 vsit uutil the robbie,
VA. nj, io,a of ,h.tbird ott.uo. before he wa.
,mn,i.on.d, I ,blnk You would not; and
Gull Com m, nuch rather vour sou would b,
robbed than to be made . drunkara' you nav,
he Ieeuns' =, Asn .ss LII, - =, =.
INV ,,. ~. -. -. :. .s,,,d :. MN ,,,.,
'.ou'a " ,ooosu' Wv sa. ~ s"ss..I IT,,
u.n". ..,,ar ,oS, ~, ,io,;m, ofs,.ry thine
,h., 4. cood. be robs them OF their respect.
M. 60 psa,,.... ',..,- ,-o,.,,v and
vretebed life and die horrible death. Liquor
',,,-,. a.. ., .,,,o,. ,,;,,o anil ,n;.srv
se'''nEs .ne 'Au''o' my S,'"'' ""N ''
than oil other causes combined.
!. g i'li .."i' r!.FGNt B. II.
y A, ,h,. ,.,s h.ur ve b.ys M more 10 say o.
nv .''' '"'' NV. ,,..,-~ 49,
thesuoject asa matter OF discuss'oh' our cor
respondent can not bate the liquor traftic mort
than va do. he can not regret TO say one word
'" .,, >, ~. 49,,
that shah give enoours Agn'a " .nose mean
~,s NOR. ,b,n ,s do. and b. csnnO, d.,Ir,
~ !. a. \. 49,. .o.,,., a. vo,Ls,
nore 'nsu 49, 'oS'". Se~AN
) agtpy inc fSmse.hng in.s y sn.i
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ny with Gen. Grant Gen. Thomas furnished a
good deal Of information relative to the con-
dition Of affairs In Tennessee, and the com
plants made to the President by citizens Of
tha, State relative to the distribution Of arms
by the city government to the militia. Gen.
Thomas returned yesterday, and doubtless
vent back with full discretion In che matter OF
preserving the public peace In that state dur
Ing the exciting political campaign there. .
johnson has decided that he will not Wis
Il Boston. bueAe Is to be IN North Carroll.
ma next Tuesday, in honor OF the discovery
Of his father, or rather his burial place.
Tho people Of the Hub arc dIsciplining
their hearts at the failure Of visit from
tho Mountain Of ingratltudc. "sif the
mountain will not 30 10 fhlahontt, maho,n,
o, must 60 to thc mountain" d ITO
The W,nsted Herald tells Of whlrlwind
on the premises Of Oryiue Jones' a, Pleas.
AMI Valley, which carried q twelvc.fool
plank from pile across I've ruad, and threw
Il through ono Of his windows The pile o,
heavy plants, to which j belonged, wa,
s,rewn upon the road 10 9 circle and a call
was taken up bodily and carried over five
rail fence from the road l into field !t Aye rod
distant ,,., -, ,.c, ,,J ~, ,r.I -,
=. r. stn ns,l,lsa .aa,,ls e,