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KNOW THY DESTINY.

MADAME f. +. THORNTON, the great English
AS,roogst, lairvOyaut aud PsychOmcyician an.
who has astonishcd the scientific classes Of the
Old World, has now located herself at Hudson.
y. Y. Madame Thornton Possesses such won,
deIfli powers OF second s.s!3s, Gs TO eua0ic ..sr
10 in,part knowledge Of the greatest impor.
tancc TO the single or married OF either sex,
While in a state Of uancc, she deneatcs tho
very features Of the person you are Ia marry.
and by the all oi an instrument OF intense
power, known as thu Psychonotrope, guaran.
tees to produce lfe.lkc picture OF the future
husband or wife of tive applicant together with
date OF marriage, postion IN lifc leading tFits
oc character, &c. This is no humbug, as thou.
eands of Testimonials can assert. She will send
when desired certified certificate, or written
uarantce, that the picture is what IL purports to-
br. BY enclosing small lock OF hair, and
stating place OF birth age disposition and com
IleSion, aud enclosing iNy cents aud stamped
envelope addressed to yourself, you will receive
the picture and desired information by return
mail. All communications sacredy confiien.
tai Address in confidence, Madame f. i.
Thornton, +. o. Box 223, Hudson, n. Y.
February 20, 1907. 1y.
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.E5 a Young Lady return

ing to her country hcm', after sejourn OF n
iIw months in the City, wa- hardly recognized
10y her friends Ia place OF coarse, rustic,
flushed face. she had soft ruby complexion OF
almost marble -mopthurss, aud instead OF tween
ty-thrcc she really appeared but eighteen. Up.
on Inquiry a. TO the cause OF so great change
abe Plaim!y told en- thit she used the Circas-
sian Balm, aud considered il an invaluable
acquis ti"m to any Lady's toilet. by its Use any
Lady aud Gentleman can improve thclr personal
appearance an hundred told H. il simple in
its combination, as Nature 'rsell is simplc, yet
unsurpassed in itS efficacy in drawing impuii'
ties from also healing ciensing aud bcautilying
the SKIN and complexion BY its dilcct action
ON the cu,icle it draws from it all tTmpuriiies,
kindly healing the same, and leaving the sur
lace Nature Intended it should be-, clear, SOFT,
smooth and beautiful. Iri : sent by Nal
or.ExPrcss. on receipt Of an orIr by
W. l.. CLARK X co Chemists,
No West fay"uo St, Syracuse, y. Y.
Tho only Amerjcai, Agents Tor the sale of
the san'e Feb. 20, ly.
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
So. Carolina Bureau of
immigration.
CnARLEsroH Fcb'y. 2Ist, 1867.


TINE undersigned, having been appoint
L ed Commissioner. has been instructed
by his Excellcncv, Governor Orr. TO organ
ize the Bureau ut !h. earliest possible mo.
meut In II few day y Agents will be an.
pointed 10y the GoNclnCr to proceed To Eu.
rope, whose duty il will be 10 induce immi
grafton 10 our state. to discriminate such
Information "a NAV be furnished them of
lands for sale or lease, and To engage such
laborcrs. MECHANICS, servants and uiher hello
~ may be desired bv the inhabitants OF th.
State. An Agent for the same object will
perhaps bc sent to New York II would
be desirable that our people furnish this
Bureau without delay with information how
they desir. to- be served, indicatir 9 the kind
of help they require, and the wages which
they are willing to pay; or n description
OF tie lands they have for sale or lease,
ard their terms ana conditions. Ii combi-
nations can hr formed in the several Dis
tric,s of the State for Joint action, il would
perhaps facilitate mutual operations; nni
where arrangements can be made to ad-
vance part ot the passage money Of the la.
boring immigrants, by accepted orders to
that effect on any Of the factors or mer-
chants of Charleston, it would no doubt
greatly advance the result. If the people
tha. favor this measure would meet at their
respective Court Houses 10 CUn~uIt'and in
diralc their wants, this Burslu wuuld take
great pleasure in serving their interest TO
the best Of its ability. 4 pamphlet will be
printed IN several European languages for
distribution, describing the capacities and
advantages of our soii, climate, productions,
etc. IN which many particulars that are
promptly furnished may be advertised The
means at the disposal Of the Bureau being
strictly limited, the kind assistance Of the
conductors Of our public Journals is re.
spyctfulIy requested.
JOHN 4. WAGNER,
Commissioner of Imm grafton.
All papers IN the State will publish twice
and send their bills 10 the Commissioner
Feb. 81, 1867. at
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WONDERFUL BUT TRUE.

MADAME REMINGTON, the wosh hrenown.
ed Asrr0Iogist and SOmnambnlistc CIairvoyaut,
while IN clairvoyant state, dcArcatcs the very
tottures at the person You are % marry. and by
the Hid Of an instrument OF intense power
known as the Psychomotrope, guartn ces to
.rrviuce the perf, ct and l,fc.l picture of the
future husband or wife OF the applicant, with
date Of marriage, occupation, lea iiGg traits OF.
character, &c, This H. no imposition, as tc.ti-
mpni,ls without number can assert. by stating
place of birth, age, dispositions, color OF eyes
and hair, and enclosing Luy cents, aud stamped
envelope addressed to Yourself, you will rec Give
the picture 10y return mail, together with desir.
ed information.
sS;- Address IN confidence, Madame Ger.
trute Remington, +. o. Box 29I, Yves, Troy,
". y. Feb. % IL
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Change in the Revenue Law.

The last Internal Revenue Regulations
impose the following penalties upon yio.
la,ions Of the Stamp dutv. 1t would hc
we'll for ever body to make themselves
thoroughly acquainted with the provs,
ions Of this law
A penalty Of fifty dollars is imposed
upon every per>eu who max s. signs, or
issues or who causes to be made. sigued
or issued, any paper Of any kind or &c
scripjion whatever, or Who accepts regO.
tiaieS, or pay or causes to I've accepted,
Negotiated, or paid, any bill Of exchange,
draft or order, or proui>sary note, tor the
payment of monev, without the smrnr br.
ing duly stamped, or having thrrtupon
adhesive Stamp for denonrg the tax
chargeable thereon, cancelled in the man
ner required by law, with intent to evade
the provisions Of the revenue act.
A penalty of 5000 is imposea upon
every person Who pay $, negotiates or offers
in payments Of any sum Of money. drawn
or purpor,ing to he drawn in - foreign
country, but payable in the United States,
until tie proper stamp las been affixed
thereto.
A penalty Of fifty dollars is imposed
upos every person who frequently makes
use of an adhesive stamp to denote the
duty required by the Revenue Act with.
out efectuaIly carceling aud uhlreta'ing
the same in the manner required 10y
law.
1t is not lawful to record anv mstru.
ment, document, or paper required hy law
10 he stamped, or anv copy thereof unless
stamp or stamps Of the proper amount
have been affixed ard cancellel in the
manner required 10y law and such ins,rn
ment or copy and the record thereof are
utterly null and void and cannot he used
or admitted as evidence in any court un.
Ill the defect has been cured as provided
in section l5S.
All wilfu Violations Of the law should
he reported to the United States District
Attorney within and for the district where
thew are committed.
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Planters Attention!

We are appointed agents for Mcssrs. G
w. Williams ~ Co., Charleston, $. c., and
are prepared to furnish Bugglng and Rope,
pay the Revenue Tax on Cotton for all
those who wish 10 scni their cotton TO the
aoove firm. We are also prepared to make
advances On Cotton as soon as shipped
Those who wish TO realize Charlestsn
prices for their co.ton-less expeuse-will
do well TO call on US and make the ar
rAngcmcnts. We will hau' the cotton ts
the railroad Or the parties can haul it them
selves.
J. A. HASSELTINE, Survivor.
Lancaster G. H., Oct |, 1866.
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Free to Everybody.

A Large pp. Cjrcuh", giving information
OF the greatest Importance to the young OF
both sexes.
1t teaches how the hHmcy may become beau
tiinl, the dcspiscd respected, and the orsakcu
loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail TO
send their Address and receive "a copy post
paid, by return mIil: Add,cs+, 7. q. Drawer,
u, Troy, \. Y. Feb 20, Gm.
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The Road to Fortune.

WE can put any male or female in the
way of making $40 every day in The year
by the employment Of the time ordinarily
spent in reading and recreation. A so
CENT SAMPLE sent free upon appIica.
ton. Address,
PAULDlNG, BANKS g. CO.,
500 Broadway,
Feb. 20, lS67-3mo. NV York.
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A IL persons having demands against
N The Estate of Jno. G.. Nesbit, deed are
notified to present them to the undersigned
for settlement within three months from
the date hereof. This notice will be plead
in bar TO any claims presented after that
tune. J. NJ STEWART,
Feby 22d, 1867, (3-3t) Adm'r.
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Books for Sale,

7 WILL eel on Tuesday the 10Th inst
i at l. .ncaster &. IL, about 40 voams of
Law Books, belonging to tho Estate of J.
Williams. deed Also at the same time a
lot Of Miscellaneous Books. Among them
are some choice works Terms Cash.
Moh Cat X. q. BILLINGS, Adm'e.
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B f A L I Y .
Agents Wanted

TN EVERY COUNTY OF NORTH AND
l. South Carolina, TO canvass and sell
ILcNd's new double map If North America
"m the face, and Il county map Of the United
States on the ba,k-coveriug - square feet
"f muslin, with rollers, SC Other agencies
can BE- given # dc.rei Agents make from
50 to $50 per d,y. Address,
WARREN r. MARSHALL,
General Agent l.loyd's Map,
Columbia, So. Ca.
February 2oIh, 1867 limo.
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! return nv thanks TO the people or
Lancaster District for their patronage for
the last - years, and ~ AIN permanently
located hope 10 receive shn.e Of pub II,
patronage. You VIII always finds me IT
NV post, glad TO scti at short profit for
CASH. Please DO not ask me for G REDlT.
J. b. BOYD
Lancnster'ilIe, 5. C,-March 9th 1857.
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RcpcTt

join VI. BEATTY, Treasurer of the Town
Council OF Lancaster Vii lugc, in account.
1866.
DR., To Tax On Real 2vt, reed as follows
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WMHSk ERS
AND
Nj i S T A G. II f s !!

EORCED TO grow upon the smoothest
l. face in from three 10 five weeks by
using DIR. SEVlGNES RESTAURA-
TEUR CAPll.LAlRE, the most wonderful
discovery in modern science, acting upo .
the Beard and Hair in an almost miraculous :
manner. 1t has been used by the elite of
Paris and London with the most flatt crng
success Names of all purchasers will be
registered, and il entire satisfaction is not
given in every instance, the money will be
cheerfuly refunded. Price by mail, sealed
and postpaid, 81. Descriptive circulars and
testimonials mailed free. Address BER-
GER, SHUTS g. co, Chemists, No
2Sj River Street, Troy, NJ Y. Sole agents
for the United States.
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To lax Payers.

VOU will bo required to pay Tax Of
l. % per cent. on your General Tax
BY order Of the Poor Board
y. l.. STRAIT,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Feb. 20, IS67-2w.
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JOB WORK.

We arc SOW prepared to execute all kinds Of
job Work, With neatnoss and dispatch, and
en- accommodating terms.
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or BY amount paid out M follows:
April, Paid lllsSeitne 81 Massey for
Is ank Books. 2 90
w Dunlap fnr paper, 40
May VI Nave for reLairng
bridges and for lumber 800
" CDnnprS Il Carter for ad
vertising one wear, 40 90
Sept " lIasscitinc & Massey for
paper, nails, &c. 10
b." Freed men for street labor 3 rs
w. Garside for Black,
smith woyE, 30
a J Brldrn for superin.
tending street work and
hire "f horse. 10 o.
llFTdS fO- street labor 7 so
Jan '67 w ID l.emmon1 for guar
ding Townswo months, 10 90
l. Strait, for repairing
Street. 90
FebY Rob't McLai1 to procure
supplies for family inlec.
ted with Small Pox, OC
w Binckmon for remov.
ing infected family be.
yOnd the limits of town, 10 90
II X Price for services as
Mar rshall, 6 -
DR.. X f. Wylie for wag'
on ond team three dags, l8 90
Do. for two horses and
plows three days, 600
w VI ConRors. acct for
advertising, year 1863
ordered To be paid by the
former Council, $50
A Chance, for guarding
Town, 100
] NJ Pennington, for re.
pairing bridge, 800
CT. by 10 per cent dis.
count on $40 Stale mon.
ey, taken at par and be-
comjDg deprecated, 4 90
Secretary aud Treasurer
for services, by order Of
Council, 40 90
Whole amount disbuned, sl63 81
Balance in hands of Treasurer, rs
Approved by Council,
J. ADAMS, Intendant.
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NEW ADVERTISER N ENTS.
Notice.

i IL Persons having claims against ihe
IN Estate "f Matilda Rodgers, deceased,
are requested to present the same to lhr
undersigned for payment All claims not
handed in by the hme prescribed bv law,
will he barred J. T.. NJ. RODGERS.
March Oh, l367-3t.
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I'm EQUIT Y-Lancaster.

I'm EQUIT Y-Lancaster.
FIX Pnrtc. ! Petition of Joseph
G.. ID Mellon, Rodgers, Admir- =,
S"licitor Northern 10 prrpctuate Tcs.
Circuit. timony.
1T appearing that certain parties having
an interest in tne subject matter of the Pc.
iltion of Joseph Rodgers, fled in the case
aboys stated, reside without the limits of
this State, to.wit: The children of Adam
Rodgers, deceased, (names unkn rwn except
Margaret and Robert II The children Of
Martha Robinson, namely, James IL Re-
becca a, Mary Jane, William f.. Margaret
S., Robert o.. Mary T.; Virginia A., Samuel
". and John ). Thomas X. Caskey and
wife Jane, and Martin Hannah and Martha
l.. his wife. Notice is hereby Civ, n to said
Parties as well ~ To all other persons, that
on the 10Th OF April, 1857, Testimony for
preservation viii be taken in relation to the
lust VIII of Margaret McMurry. deceased,
before Commissioned in Equity for Ian
caster District
* q. BILLINGS, G.. l.. l.. ID.
Commissioners Office Lancaster &. IL y. C..
February 20, lS67-6t.
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Note Lost.

4 LII Persons are forewarned not to trade
"a for note on James NJ. ingram for
5000, given TO A. Mackey. said note
was either destroyed by Shermap's army or
lost aud it is my intention to have il re :
newed. a. ). MACKEY.
February 81, 1867. 81.
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Whole amount disbuned, sl63 81
Balance in hands Of Treasurer, 76
by Council,
J.ADAMS, Intendant.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-10-03
HOW TIE MANAGED.

Mans work is from sun to sun, but
woman's work is never done, quoted Mrs.
Keith.
She had just finished her work for the
evening, everything was sided, and she
was taking up her sewing, when Mr..
Keith upset vinegar bottle and bowl
Of gravy, 10 the kitchen cupboard ram.
aging after knife, which was ia his
pocket all The tuc.
Mrs Keith reinqushcd her idea Of Il
little season ol'quict, and went out to set
matters in order again. MIR. Keith fol.
lowed to oversee her-a habit that some
mcn have.
I wish you would tryto he a little
more careful, Henry. You do not real
izc how many things have to see to-
llumph,' said u. Keith, sitting down
in basket Of frcshly.ironcd clothes, Il
never would complain Of slch trillc as
that. II dila't know, should think
all the woman were in slavery
And you would be correct Henry.
You haven't the iaintcst idea
Nonsense, Mary? Why, l could do
your work and three times more. and get
all through at ten O'clock
Could you indeed"
TO be snre, il you woald give me the
chance of it,
You shall have it, said Mrs. Keith,
quietly. Il have long wanted to visit
my aunt Susan. will do SO now, and
you may keep house. l shall have to
cook up spmething-
AS if couldn't cook You will do
nothing of the kind, Mary. l shall live
like IL prince, and you will see how nice
will keep everything. You will hardly
know the house when you return
Il dare say remarked Mrs. Keith
but when can | go?'
TO morrow, if you like
And you are quite sure you can man
age 2
Sure p What a look he gave her.
You shall see.
Mrs. Keith laughed little to herself,
when her husband left her at the depot,
and turned his steps homeward to clear
Il c breakfast things and prepare for din
ner. She only wished she could be there
invisible, and see him manage.
Let me see,' soliloquizcd Keith, en-
tering the kitchen. IN wash the dish.
es first; I'll put on one of Mary's dresses
to keep me clean.
He fastened it aound his waist with
pin, rolled up his sleeves and looked a.
bout him. The fire was out, but after
much trouble he succeeded in rckindling
it, and then began to wash the dishes.
He took them to the sink, plunged
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-10-03
"INDEPENDENT IN All TnWcs NEUTRAL ~ NoTnIyev
SILVER CITY, OwYHEE COUNTY L. T. THURSDAY OCTOBER 1867
UNDER THE YIOLETS.
BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.

BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.
Her hands arc cold; her face is white;
No more her pulses come and go;
Her eyes are shut o life and light;
Fold the white vesture, snow on snow
But lay her where the violets blow.
But not beneath craven stone
To plead for tears with alien eyes;
Asender cross of wood alone
Shall say that here n maiden lies,
In peace beneath the beautiful skies.
And gray old trees of hugest limb
Shall wheel their circlng shadow round,
To make the scorehing sunlight dim
That drinks the greenness from the ground
And drop the dead leaves ON her mound
When DER their boughs the squirrels run.
Aud through their leaves the robins call,
And ripcning in the autumn's sun
The acorns and the chestnuts fall,
Doubt not that she will need them ALL
For her tic morning choir shall sing
Its mathis from tue branches high;
And ever minstrel voice of spring
That thrills beneath the April sky,
Shall greet her with its earliest cry,
Al last the rootlets Of the trees
shall find the prison where she lies,
And bear the burden dust they seize
In leavus and blossoms to the skies
So may the soul that warmed it rise
If any born ofkindicr blood,
Should ask; What maiden sleeps below =?
Say ony this: A tender bud,
bat tried to blossom in the snow,
Lies withercd where the violets blow!
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-10-03

TIE UNDERSIGNED have their rooms neat
ly furnished and are prepared to do all kinds of
work in their line, in the latest and most improv-
ed styles of the nrt. Those wishing to obtain the
superior enameled cards, which will make them
look much better than they really do, can oc.
complish their wish by giving us a call.
L0CKETS and RINGS neatly filled, and
Copying done to order and at prices to suit the
times. LESLIE & JUNK.
Silver City July II mss If.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-10-03

The great center of happiness 10 some
thing to hope for and something to love.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-20


lkson ~ CasclaDafi Cemmsrcial, New. IT.
@ Wednesday last pabshsd the fact q the mys.
ess a's,np.sI.aes wssk sso ysssssa,y = pss.sa
the day lass mentioned ne VS. sssn near the corner
q Third ed haa and that was ~ last sees Of
q ss s y .. s n u
report Of biz having attempted = blow he braas
With pistol ths evening u that day u s'xsr
Yeund vntssn By himself the back of sstsr from
ois wife, this report wss eorrsos:-
Oh. Goa-eA, Goai must will think sAsssAs for
g. :Aas 700 I'm sHasrs.sna :. sasS sSs Ssior:
s o. M. q o ins s:y sss ~ , -su
ea.i we're ssed ana true - Zou Oh oed Eo.nsot an
appears that upon leaving the city hs vent 70 New
Albany, where relatives VI hs wife rexda HIS strange
vildnsss Of nanasr Immediately asssaessA sstsnton
he was ans dsssctsd In attempting 70 break open the
door Of house The corner OF Fourth and Elm srssS
stating that his Vie within. and ~ issssdsd . xiii
0Wnaday House Pearl street; bis crazy con-
4iuou q mind ne could not seep and was seon found
yrspnx from reen 20 room, AlarniAg The innsss& His
toonduCt 1naily became thai q was found
1eosssary % sxpsi hun Whsu arrested and taken 70
oan q lunasic An name sscsrtains1 ana u be-
lame knowa that DC Vas son.in-lA~ Of Rev. Enoch G.
Wood, Methodist Eptscopal munster Of thss az.
0ots found N nis psrssn was = folloss:-
= s ,s 5 Ss:: e: :: ss. 700 -.
And there w.s slss.sr from Aas wifs irsm which We
foaks the following
set b e::s dsrn lhs souds only mako he
[fdsd Lei remenber the Aaad that h. grssosiy
VA - s.ss s oS. ns is
soer.se You I've much . contend VITA . many tAias
lii ~ Wa ana prayer % = able y ..u..
81 az tSss Is sssrisi wora ''a IRON ~ ~
Il the back of this kind letter firm true vic
0aAs Ne bad written the words hsst above quoted
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(rrom the New York Dsmokrat German, republican
"A few days snce u was decided By the Board OF Ex.
oeo, IN the Of John Moresss that when boarder
With bis oOArdirg house keeper enters into contract
Shat he V - b stls with vine with his
dinner 70 b PAID for weekly, Sunday Of
EXCISE Law y nos violated when these drinks are fur
nisbed On SUNDAYS Thus you have only 70 make
eonssact With your boarding house keeper she bssr
20 b furnished Tor . whole week anl VOC can
Tot - much - you want Il 10 70 b. won
Aered u this arrangement 30 promote
SemparAnoe more than the Old fashioned way, since
buy not beef tor whole seek 10 advance but pay for
BY the glass - u occurs But such absurdtes must
Follow when an Absurd law u attempted 70 b enforced
under any ciroums sncea In Aasxchuss t. Cover.
0sr has directed the state consaoles n drop al
paints Tor violations o: tnis law. feature Of
sne AaseAchusetts Legislation 10 that person be
9un.hed Tor momsn,ary drunkenness. Only habiiual
MrunxArd liable " DO placed in tho house or
Spn and the babit'' IL often diIlcut % proven.
The object Of suca legislation appear 70 bs TO
make appear that drunkenness Is not SO much
onsncss - necessary consequences OF the sale Of
brandy and beer. When Patrick GOT drunk and than
Reat his wife II was his iau bur Of party who
Furnished she sssuf; aud IL cspcuded tha party
constantly drunk could punished only he segiccled
ais family Thus until the law j. altered, people may
Bse drunk - often they piease runpng tho
xlsx 70 Ds locked Up. We should not wonder II the
mole Of Asssachusetts after compulsory temperance
Sere period OF fifteen years. should 20 on ppros
ands whom u would take ioug period, The people
Msro 70 leave from this direction The gen-
urmcn Puitana have OF 10 leas from Germans how
20 drink vim moderation, with temperance, and b.
nave decenty even ander intoxicat,0n, aud will take
them long lime 70 learn. 8is