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SOUTH GERMANY. The Boston Post
says that South Germany is the wedge
which promises to open the future
for Continental Europe. The Empe-
rors of franco and Austria came to
an agreement concerning the status
and rights Of those States, one of the
terms of which was that Austria was
practically to put herself at their
head in case they so desired, and
maintain their independence of
Prussian encroachment. Prussia hay
ing just extended her authority over
the North German States, q similar
step was naturelly looked for in re-
ference to South Germany; hence the
anxiety of Austria and France. But
King William has word to say. 1t
is no part of his or Bismarck pro-
gramme to permit Austrian influence
to regain its footing in the Southern
States. Therefore he has sent out
invitations to the sovereigns of these
small powers, to meet him at Baden
at no distant day. The conference is
set down as certainty, and further
complications may result. 1t all
amounts to bid on the part of Aus
tria and Prussia for the favor of
South Germany, and it may he that
which ever way the States commit
themselves, they are sure to find
themselves in hot water. Austria
has France behind her; Prussia is
thought not to rely on the support
of Russia in vain. The late order of
the Russian Government for 100, 900
Borden rifles looks like practical
friendship somewhere, at all events.
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WHITTIER ARE WE TENDING?-The
New York Herald, of Friday, in an
article on the political situation, says: /:
"Rome went on from step to step
until political necessity forced Caesar
to the surface. The wars of Eng
land produced Cromwell before the
mad passions resulting from civil tur-
moil could be quieted. The French
revolution ran its race, and was only
forced into a regular orbit by the
strong hand of Bonnparte. In the
United States, we have gone on in
our republican theories until we
have, North and South, engrafted
upon our political tree enough igno-
rance to uproot it in such a gale as
that which we are trying to weather.
Intelligence is no longer the founda-
tion principle of the republic. Shall
we halt and try to correct our mis-
takes, or march forward to military
dictatorship? If Grant were to carry
out the orders of Congress in the
spirit which dictated them, he would
Immediately become the exponent of
a usurping power. Fortunately, thus
far, our great General obeys orders.
Gen. Sickles gives place to Candy,
and Gen. Sheridan reports, in accord
ance with the orders of the Com
mander-in- Chief, president John
son, to relieve Gen. Hancock. The
latter will assume command imme-
diately at New Orleans, and carry ont
the reconstruction laws of Congress-. {"
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COLUMBIlA.
Thursday morning, Sent. 5. 1867.
Ta1atioh--A New systens.


We learn from the National, I,,telzi
gence,. that Mr.. David A. Wells, the
Special Commissioner who is now in
Europe engaged in statistical and
financial inquiries, has informed the
Treasury Department that he will
soon return, having most successfully
fulfilled the object of his mission.
HewiH be prepared to report new
and improved system of taxation.
internal and external, which will OBJ
tain q sufficient revenue for the
necessary wants of the Government,
including interest on the public debt,
in q manner less burdensome and the
most juet and impartial in relation to
the various industrial interests of the
country.
1t was stated, some time ago, that
the number of articles now subject
to taxation in this country was 16, 900,
but it is stated that taxation may be
confined to some twenty or thirty
articles or classes, with benefit to the
productive energies of the country,
and afford at the same time an ample
and increasing revenue. This is sup
posed to be one great feature of the
proposed new system. Only fourteen
articles, out of the list of 5000 tax
able for 1866, produced over $176,-
100000, and out of this amount dis
titled spirits only S29, ,OOO,O five
eighths of that article alone escaping
taxation.
The now scheme also shows that
large revenue can be collected upon
comparatively small number of i'm
ported articles, and that without bur-
dening industry and heavy taxes on
raw material, or for the protection of
the Eastern manufacturers. The
amount thus raised by external and
internal taxation would meet all the
legitimate purposes of the Federal
Government.
We trust that Congress, laying
aside party influences and prefer
ences for certain sectional interests,
will adopt the Commissioners new
scheme. It would relieve the coun-
try from the expense of supporting
an army of revenue assessors and
collectors, and by reducing the num-
Der of articles taxed, close up many
avenues of fraud and corruption,
which, in the host of productions
now taxed, are open to every swindler
OF the revenue, and which they avail
themselves of to plunder the Co
vernment.
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REGISTRATION IN NEwBERRY. We
are indebted to W. w. Houseal, Esq,
for the following return of the regis
tration at five precincts in Newberry
District, to the I'd instant: Newberry
Court House-whites 1876; colored 434.
Frog Level-whites 1876; colored 172.
Stony Battery-whites 48; colored 33.
Dominick' k's-whites 26; colored 5.
Jolly Street-whites 80; colored 25.
G. Suber's-whites 70; colored ISL.
Total-whites GIG; colored $40.
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The colored majority in this State,
so far MS heard from the various regis
tration precincts, amounts to about
$4,000.
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E4oca1 :Ete7ns.


LAYING a CORNER STONE. cor
ner-stone of the new building, in
Washington street, intended for the
joint use of the Masons and the In
dependent Fire Engine Company, will
be laid this morning, with the usual
Masonic honors. The fraternity will
meet, at 9 o'clock, in Odd Fellows
Hall, and procession will be formed
at half-past 8, under the direction of
Major w. D. Peck, Grand Marshal.
The ceremonies will likely begin at
10 o'clock. A cordial invitation is
extended to the citizens to be present.
CURE FOR CHlLLs. call atten-
tion to the, card of Mr.. r. +. Miller,
who announces that he has prepared
purely vegetable specific for the
cure of chillsand fever. The remedy
has been tested with the utmost sue
cess, Mr.. M. having broken severe
chill in two minutes after admins
tering dose. Those who are suf-
fering, and there are many, just now,
in Columbia, should try it.
PHOENIX IRON Works. card from
theproprietors of this iron foundry
Messrs. Goldsmith s. Kind-will be
found in another column. Being
practical machinists, they are pre-
CARED to do any and every kind of
work in their line, in the best man
ner; and rs evidence refer to speci-
mems of their workmanship in many
of the buildings recently erected in
this city.
G. S. A. EIGHT PER CENTs.-The
First National Bank of Washington
advertises that it will purchase the
eight per cent. bonds of the late Con-
federate States. No price is named.
Found EAD.-Yesterday morning,
as some of the hands employed on
the Augusta and Columbia Railroad
were proceeding to their work, they
discovered dead body in lakelet
caused by the late rains, at the juno
tion of the South Carolina and Au-
gusta and Columbia Railroads. On
examination, it proved to be q colored
boy, about fifteen years of age, named
Thomas Holmes. From appearances,
the body had been in the water seve-
raj days. Information was imme-
diately given to Coroner Walker, who
empanneled jury of inquest; but
owing to the absence of necessary
witnesses, the inquest was adjourned
until this afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
DoN'T READ This. s.-Having a COM
plete job printing Office, competent
workmen. and superintended by the
proprietor himself. we are prepared
to execute every description of book
and job printing-bill and letter
heads, circulars, labels, posters, PRO-
grammes, business, wedding and in
vitation cards, railroad receipts,
CHEEKS, drafts, sc. Our friends will
find it to their interest land ours) to
give us call.
REGISTRATION IN NEWBERRy.-
are indebted to W. W. Houseal, ESQ.,,
for the following return of the regis
tration at five precincts in Newberry
District, to the I'd instant: Newberry
Court House-whites 1876; colored 434.
Frog Level-whites 1856; colored 172.
Stony Battery-whites4 49; colored 33.
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Read Udolpho Wolfe's advertise
ments in to-day's paper.
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A fine lot of Desirable Goods hare lust
been opened by Mr.. Il. G. Shiver, who still
adheres to his proper principle OF good
articles for little money. Read his adver-
tisement, and then examiue the goods.
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@. S. A. EIGHT PER CENTS.
First National Bank of Washington
advertises that it will purchase the
eight per cent. bonds of the late Con-
federate States. No price is named.
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Dispatches from Athens announce
general amnesty in Crete. T.
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The gift entertainment for the re-
lief of the destitute poor of the
South will be given in Washington
City, on the 30th of this month;
Persons desirous of obtaining tickets
will apply ut once at the PAenir
office, as returns are to be made
prior to the 10Th, SO that necessary
arrangements can be completed.
New ADVERTISEMENTS s.-Attention is call
ed TO the following advertisements, which
are published this morning for tho first
time:
J. NJ. Epping-U. s. Marshaps Sale.
N. III. Anthony Notice.
D. b. DeSaussure-In EqAity.
Goldsmith & Kind-Phunix Iron Works.
A. Il: Phillips-Postponem of Sale.
Jacob Levin-Gas-Light Bills.
&c Auction.
II. +. Miller-Chills Cured.
Exercises of Ursuline Academy.
Fisher & Lowrance-Crackers,e etc.
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No. 4.
Dr.. Schenck, the Lung Doctor.

N Tho Proprietor Of sCiIENCH'S PULMoN1C
SYRUP, the inventor Of sCiiENCK's RESTROOM
ErER. the only instrument that can TO certainty
detect the slightest of the respiratory organs.
This Of great importance % Dr. sCHENCk. 10 know
TIE exact condition of the lungs, whether Tubercu-
tous Pulmonary Bronchlal reurite, OF Dyspertic Con-
SUMPTION and whether IL u both lungs 90 only one that
are diseased
II requirrs constant and long practice TO beccm:
amiliaI with every sound or rattllng 81 diseased
bruSchial tube. Patients 20 Dr. sCHENCk 10 get
examined that have been examined BY their family ply
scan who told them that their lungs were almost gone
when BIZ close examination with the Respirumeter, u
n often found that 10 affection OF the bronchial
tube; and BY getting healthy action % the liver and
tone Of the stomach, the sufferer 10 soon restored to
health. Sometimes medicine that VIII stop q cough 10
esuan death 10 the patient II locks up the liver stops
the eirculaton u blo hemohage follows, and, In
c stopping the action q the very organs that caused
the cough.
Dr. Schenck win be at his rooms every
week. u bond Street. New York and Is Hanover Street.
Boston. nom A. M. until r. ". lie gives advice
nee; but Tor thorough examination with the Respl-
rvmeter the charge IS. His medicines are for sale BY
al druggists and dealers. also n supply at all time:
81 his rooms Price Of the Puimonic Syrup and Seaweed
Tonic. each sis0 per bottle, or $40 the half dozen
Mandrake Piis Is cents per box GEO. c. GOODWIN
= co, n Hanover strss Agents fer boston. For sale
b. al drugyists-
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Turner'S Tic Douloureux,

Or Usis.r'ai N,sraig,a Pin. Is . safe, certain and
speedy cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Dises
ses. The sevsrest cases are completely and per-
mAuently cured In q very short time. Nsuralgis
In the face or head Is utterly banished In few
hours. No form ot Nervous Disease withstand
its magic influence. II has the unqualified sppro
val Of many eminent physicians. II containi
nothing injurious TO the most delicate system
Sold everywhere. sent on receipt Of Sl.oo and
postage Stamps. TURNER q CO., ~ fremont
street, Boston, Mass, Proprietors.
Boston, July I, 1857. lyr2S
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ITCH, ITCH, ITCH.
BoGLES ENAMEL COMPLEXION POWDER,

Tns sEcRxr or BkAurr.-A new. elegant and
agreeable preparation for identifying the com.
plslion and rendering 10 fresh, clear pure and Of
marols delicaey. yet ,niv,y free nom anything
which possibly be Injurious TO the eutiels. II
srsdicates tan, dscolorations and ell eruptivs a.
fectons Of the skin One trial will decide its CON-
plete superiority over any other article (either
liquid or powderl. whether OF foreign or homo
manu-, aeture Price 10 cents w. BOGLE.
Wigs and Hair Work, 2o2 Washington st., Boston.
lmspll
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sJHckSOn'S COf0rrh Snuff
AND TROCHE POWDER.

Adeghthal and pheasant remedy In caarrh, headache,
bod bvAth h&reoess asthma, bronchitis coughs deal
49, &C. and all Disorders resulting fom COLDS In head,
THREAT and vocal organs. This remedy dos not "dry
up" Catauh. hut loosens u frrcs the head u all
offensive matter quickly removing Had Dreath and lles-
ache allays and soothes the burning heat In Ca
tarrh o. mild AMI agreeable In lis effects that Il
positively cures without sneesinEi Asa Trs-
che Powder, 10 Il pla>Ant b the tAsts, anil never
nsa--t-s when swsose instantly Etses IN the TAreaf
mess and comfort. IL the best Pace Toate In the
vuti. TRY Il. sAe, reliable, and only is ceuts- Sold
By Druggists, 90 msisd free.
Addrs.a COOPER, WILSON 4 Co. Preprs, PAira.
whol--Ale Agents, Gco. q. Goodwin n Co, Rust BROS
Blri. Boston, W. W. whpp,s 4 Co. Portland. lyn
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

LyMPORT.fN TO FEMALES.
The celebrated DIR. DOW continues to devote
his entire time TO the treatment Of all diseases In
eidsnt TO the female system. An experience o.
twenty-four years enables him 70 guarantee speedy
and permanent relief In the worst cases OF Sup
preston and oil other Menstrual Derangsusnts
nom whatever cause. All letters for advice must
contain 81. Ofhcs No. . Endleott street, Boston.
n. B.-Board furnished to those who wish 10 70
main under treatment.
Boston, June -. 1867. 1ryH
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DIR. WARREN's
BITTERS


The Groat Blood Further & Regulator,
crpn
O., -, p.r.
Mailman. Debilifu. Colds and kepers
- ,,J 49, H.nJork.. D;,,;n.,s
rVI o1 hS"e, i.e1", c .s :.
Erpfsons on nc Sk1n, hvnoTs % ~
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AND AL Arxrs clsrp ~
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impns D''' ."Ts 80 D;..a.sJ .on.
eAdltGn' OF oou"yeo o"r c'se"Ssa .o".
oa'on % VIC St1os' AV"' h'"'"S'
and Botceis.
a,,.n,,h.,,n, ,nvivor,tinv and
70. o'.snss No. rss,,,,.,.d "a M.
Putting IN oruer mo WsaA, nsp'ha .ua NJ.
sased Human System, DIR. warrsns Bilious b,'
tcrs arc uuequalled by any other Medicine 10 tbs
49,. 49,. ..rs,,,- o,o,, ,omnl,o.,ion n,
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Special n Offices.

.FIsHER,s Cough nROPS" viii. II t.
ken In season, break ny any cough, and prevent
Cosssn,fssa. IL has, In many cases, cured the pa
tally recommended 10 those who are troubled With
night coughs, as Il insures sweet and rsfrsshins
sleep.
MASON, SYMONDS q CO., Ksunsbuuk. Ne,
Proprietorsy GEo. e. GoopwiS q Co., Boston.
General Agents. Sold by all druExists. speato
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General advertisements.

To the Honorable. the Justices Of the Supreme
judicial Court merit 10 Be holden for and
uiihin the County Of York, at Alfred. on
the third Tuesday Of September. A. ID. 1867.
Respectfully represents Mary Z, Wentworth, OF
South Berwick. In said York County. wife Of Ben.
jamin r. Wentworth now % parts unknown, that
she Was lawfully married 10 said Benjamin y.
Wentworth, April 25th, A. u. 1864 that she Co
habited with the said Benjamin =. nj said South
Berwick, amer said marriage that the sole Issue
Of said marriage was Carrie Young Wentuorth,
now two years OF age; that since said marriage.
your lbellant has always deported herself Is o
faithful, chaste, and affectionate wife hut that
the said benjamin r, wholly unmindfuI OF bis
marriage covenant and duty, did, on or about the
10th day OF September, A. d. 1861, cruelty neglect
and desert your libellant and since said 10th day
Of September, A. ID. 1864. although OF ability so To
do. yet without any sufficient or just cause, has
wholly neglected and refused to make any provi
sion for the support OF your libellant or her said
child, Wherefore. and hecsase u would be reason
able and proper, conducive to domestic harmony.
and consistent with the peace and morality OF So
cety, your llbellant prsys that divorce from the
bonds OF matrimony NAV he decfeed TO her, the
custody OF said child may be committed TO her, and
for such other and further remedy IS TO your Hon.
ors may seem meet, and a. In duty hound will ever
pray. NARY 4. WENTWORTH.
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State OF Maine.

NONh, 70.
~ Court Of cosnfy Csmm,ssiosOs, bsys~ Srf AsR
nf Mfyed. for and rtiAia hs Cessfy Of Ysk, IN
fAs sseo1d Tuesday Of October. 4. ". Lssy.
On the foregoing petition, II IL considered by the
Commissioners that the petitioners are rrspon.i-
BILE and that they ought 10 DO heard touching the
matter set f0rth In their petition, and therefore
order. That the petitioners give notice 81 s per-
sons and corporations interested. that the County
Commissioners will meet nj the dwelling house ~
Stephen Dixon In said Lebanon. on the dith dsy 10
DECEMBER, A. ID. ls6s, At ten o'clock In the lure
noon, when they will proceed n Wow N. rsato
set forth In the petition. and Immediately alter
such view. At come convenient place IN the viein-
ny, will give hearing "a the parties snd their
witnesses. said notice ~ be by causing soPsss ~
said petition and this order 81 notice thereon. Ia
he served upon the Town Clerk of said eown cf
Lebanon. and also by posting w copies Of tho
sane In three public places In said toSn. snd psi'-
fishing the same three weeks suceessissly in this
USioS a JouRsAL, . newspaper printed w faddo-
ford In sid County thu hrst of said publications,
aud each Of the other notices o. he nj lest tbir-
~ days before the time al SAID meeting that All
persons may then aud there be present. snf she's
cause, u any they have, Why the prayer Of aid
petition should not be granted.
80 80 Attest q. n. LORD. Ciepk.
l5CrLEsi Copy Of tho Petition and Order "
w ~ Court thereon.
3uI. Attest O. d. Lord. Clerk.
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Bor,e,s Mystic Hair Tint.

A new discovery for eoloring the hair. whiskers
and moustAehes. Overtops everything. Sales I'M
menss. Satisfaction unlimited. One preparation.
Any color. No washing. No trouble. Reliable
and perfect W. B0GLE,
wig and Hair Work. 2o2 Washington s.. Boston.
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State OF Maine.

|, YUKk, IS.
II tAs Supreme Judicial Court. begun and Acid al
Alfred. wifAia and for said county Of Yort. on hs
fAfrd TSssday Of Ssyfsmber. a. hs ysw Of orr
Lord one fAossasd sigAt Aundrsd and sirfy.ssvsn.
Upon the foregoing Libel, ordered, that the LII
bslsnt give notice 70 the said Benjamin y. Went,
worth TO appear before the Justices of our said
Supreme judicial Court, 70 be held at seco, with.
In and for said county OF York, on the hrst Tues.
day OF January next, by publ shing an sttested
copy OF said libel and this order thereon. three
weeks suecessivsiy In tho UNION l. JOuRsAL, .
newspaper printed at Biddeford In said County Of
York. the last publication thereof Ia be thirt, days
at least before the sitting OF said Court, that no
may thea and there In our said Court show cause.
II any he have. why the prayer Of said Libel
should not bs granted.
$500 Attest, Q. Il. LORD, Clerk.
{5crLRsj true copy OF the Libel and order
S~s>SS~~S Of Court thereon.
3Wi5. Attest, y. II. LORD, Clerk.
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TO PRINTERS. We have ior sale plo~-knis
Pat<r Cutiss hrss rate ccies. Having purchased
larger cutter and better sdaped 10 vcsk, have
frth~s fcs e. Also Doc sale, several fanu u go
ood-hAni joe and newspaper yps. Addrvsa
kM JoraNAL Owes, Bddrford, Ne.
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VALUABLE RESIDENCE IN SACO
FOR SALE.

FON 5kAA6.
"a The subscribsr ofsrs his property % Deseh
I'M street, ssco, for sale ~ rare haTrain. Tbs
E:tX property consists Of rev tvo story houss
peIntsd ana blinded, and finished throughout In .
mott suhsts ntih and modern style. having stables
Win. Thsrs are alan nine acres Of land under sx.
cslIeut and profitable cultivation containing gar.
den, With largo aumbef VI ftult trees.Ae The ~
nation u the best IN this vicinty. beng high and
slightly, In the centre Of On excellent neighbor.
hood. and aYording nns view Of the surrounding
country.
The sole reason for the subscribers desire 10 sell
10 sickness In his hmily. To . gentleman Who de-
sires 10 purchase residence Of The above dsscrip-
ton, this ID . rsre opportunlty
N. JORDAN, &c Beseh st.
6sco, Aug ., 1867. 3su
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MINERAL BATHs az hsme.--A few
baths prepared with Strumatic salts, will efectu-
ally cure Dyspepsia. rheumatism, Scrofula and
ally. eoplyt5
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DR.. s. &. FirCHS
PHYSICIAN"

seveaty.six pages, price . cents. sent to any
address. No money required until the book Is 70
eeiyed. read, and fully approved. IL Is perfect
guide TO the sick or indisposed.
Address, DIR. \. 3. FITCH, % fremont Street
Ho.tou. ty0
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NacO .adUcritseis,ci,ls.
FOR S.4EE,

ONE Portable Engine, % horse power. capahl:
Boiler, 36 inch. n tubes, IN perfect working or
der, and 10 feet OF u Inch shslting. with puleys
Thi. .. 70 DO sold. Inquire Ct J. I. BUCK. sons'-
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STATE OF MAINE.
YORK. -
BrrsEnE JupiciAL CsrRr, }
l Ta..n a n Lay 1

oept Term, ". 1907.
JEREMIAH NJ. MASON. Of 1msrpck. In said
d county VI York. -. John X. sart.sn and John
foIl and Commo nueaith ~ Massachusetts, pfulei.
pal Defendants, and Nathaniel Psndt hter, Of Par
500 ,held. In said County Of iofh, sunnsoast -
their Trustee.
And pc- on susse-isa b. the csr tist John Z s~r,-
yell As John lIun'Ihvy, ur prDopi istDis'.' NJ ""
Tive u thr src Il ur WI, ~rsv ss 'aissb ssrs - us
rtats, Ayi had o. tnant, sgtts - auo<nsy sHisn ur
.-o-; thai tb-,s gp.i. % have h~u Att.si la
his sesia AIsi dat th<y have ksA Dsc< ssi sst
ssi aitsehr-us, u = Orierci hat ntLr ~ ue i-'stsy
q th su be rivvp b ts psDes d~twisps By saving
Win en- abstract d IN phantns uri, fcsrss~u dL,s
By psAshins the sane thrve vssks sscussi'sH N u,s
rxIox Axp JoSAsAL. nevslspu ysintd II bsksr<~i,
In sah Caniy II fosk, The last puhho.ico hsrvof b, 10,
pos Les thAn thirty days b<t<v Tie D<st tsra Il Sshi
eour he hsien n hoo, IN spi ios sad c~n,y, tho
art rs~ay d Jaoaary. 4. 1ss-, th-t ssh Atr,isn,s
may then AMI thrr~ spfsI All answer 70 ssh ssl 70
kass,i cB. LORD, ck,t.
(Iksirsf Of Piaisftgr HtitA
As.unr-it on . oyani DO ooe haBir,i AMI ts,yipo
doil.r and seventy Ave crpts DC goos, as
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