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TIE Rushman OF South Africa, when
he has killed an ostrich, takes its akin
and wrapping his head and shoulders
In 1t, and whitening his legs, manages
to make an imitation of the real bird
close enough TO deceive the unwary
and to enable him to get within killing
distance with his poisoned arrows. In
this way he frequently kills or cap
lures a whole flock without exciting
suspicion or alarm. Whether the DEM
ocratic party has come by its expedient
legitimately, through the African ele-
ment it is fast absorbing, or whether
similarity of character and circum-
stances has suggested similarity OF
artifice, we shall not undertake to de-
termine, but however it may have been
obtained, the trick that party Is play
ing now is the BuShmRn's trick with
the ostrich skin to the last feather.
Between the Northern and Southern
portions of It, the first coaxing deserters
out of the army that 1t might be left
weak enough for the last to kill, capture
and starYe In such prisons as Ander-
sonYilIe, 1t has managed to. make way
with soldiers enough to furnish it n
large quantity of available "ostr1ch
skins, land wrapping itself In these It
its now playing soldier jas impudently
as 1t formerly played traitor. The orr
ganization Of the white Boysin Blue"
Is the masquerade of the party in the
clothes of the army it murdered or
starved. 1t is the ''ostrich skin" I'M
der which it hopes to be able to en-
snare or destroy more soldiers. Doubt.
less it has captured some, who misled
by its disguise, have let it crawl close
enough to lay hand upon them, but we
can hardly believe that they will re-
main Captives long. The Bushman's
legs, in spite of the chalkinR, will
sooner or later show plainly enough
below the ostrich feathers TO betray
him. Any soldier who can remain in
such an organization, after learning
what the party is and aims at when
owns 1t, is lust the sort of soldier who
made a deserter during the war.
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I'd. The MIX period, Willis iE Ia white.
Sd. The dough period, while the inte-
rior of the karnal, If crushed between
the thnmb nails has the complexion
and consistency of unbaked bread.
4th. The period Of TipeBess, when
grain is too hard to be crushed between
the nails. The right time is just at the
NITRoaEN.-of. all the fsrtiliztng ele-
ments contained in manures, by far
the most expensive and valuable is MI
trogen, whether in the form of
sails of ammonia or OF nitric
acid. The next most valuable
ingredient is phosphoric acid; and the
third in order is potash. If we estimate
the relative efficacy of farm-yard ma
nure and animal matter merely by the
amount of nitrogen contained In them,
we have the following scale of values,
according to johnson:
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0Ere Qtlfet f1(e1lter.
TIE ANsEI OF SLEEP.

He droops his plumy, Enow-soft wings.
He waves his balmy hand,
And Wide the gate OF silence swings
That guards the shadowy land.
Forget Is Time, the sentinel
That stands outside the door;
The gloomy train of cares as well
That clogged our steps before;
o, river OF oblivion!
The draughts are sweet and deep.
For Memory slumbers on her throne.
Rocked by the Angel, Sleep.
There Is face whose loveliness
Is mRrTed by hueS OF care:
But sleep hath swept It with his kiss
And made II smooth and fair.
There is a worn and weary brain,
That rests until the morn;
There is q heart that beats with pain,
That feels no more 1Orlorn.
Oh, Deaths fair brother! how divine
Must be that slnmber deep,
More sweet more calm, moro nee than thine
When His beloved sleep.
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1t will readily be seen from this the
value of dead animals. II dead horses
or cattle could be obtained, and ground
mn into one pulverized mass, there is
scarcely a manure TO exceed IL Nitro
gen is necessary to the successful
growth and preservation of plants; and
the ability to procure and supply It In
quantities beneficial TO the soil and Its
products is but one OF the most inter-
esting problems in agricultural chem
fstrV
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REEVES AMBROsIA.
For the Hair

IMPRo7VEDy
1t is an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
1t causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
1t keeps the scalp clean and Healthy.
1t invtgorates the Roots of the hair.
1t forces the Hair and Beard to grow iuxuri-
antly.
1t Immediately stops Hair Falling Out.
1t keeps the Hair nom Changing Color tom
Age.
1t restores Grey Hair toits Original Color.
1t brings out Hair on heads that have been
bald for years.
1t is composed entirely OF simple and purely
vegetable substances.
1t has received over six Thousand voluntary
testimonials Gifts excellence, many of which
are from physicians in high standing.
Its sold in half-pound bottles tthe name
blown In the giassJ by Druggists and Dealer1
n Fancy Goods everywhere, at One Donal
per Bottle. wholesale by Demas Barnes d
Co; F. C. Wells & CO.; schieheiin & co. n. Y
mRrl7-1yd 5l-
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Tm vestry Of ST. John's church, a
Portsmouth,, Va, have called to the
rectorahip of the church Rev. Mr..
Greer. OF eIaEksbuEg. ", We.
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sheridan Coal WORKS.

~APEHART & McMEcHEN have In
l J creased their number OF Miners IN order
to meet the demand Tor their
BUPERIoR COAL.
They are prepared to deliver promptly, all
OF their grades nom ''pean to clean Top OF
Der brshel, warranted measure. To guard
AGAINST mistakes or impoEitions we have
placed sign board on each OF our wagons
md carts. and provided each driver with
our ticket, with the number Of bushels ne
loads upon II, to be signed BY the party 10
whom he delivers. This obv1ates all mis-
'a o6FsiF1oE-Market St. opposite Union st.
mN9R-2m
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For a1l the purposes q a La1ative

- Perhaps no one uedi.
y cine Is so universally re
quired by everybody as
~ a eathartie, nor was ever
-$Z any before universal
NZ1S2 " adopted into use. ia
w. 81: ]:
SsI son Is, that it isamOrere
Sfte---=5e--7s liable and far more enec-
tual remedy than any
=Z4--- other Those who have
tried it, know that it cured them those who have
nof know that 1t cures their neshbors ami lf1rhus,
and an know that what it does once II does always
that it never fails through any fault or neEleGtot
its composition. We have thousands upon th9u-
sands OF certificates OF their remarkable cures OF the
following complaints but such cures are known al
every neighberhoOd, and We need not lGou u ime-
Adapted TO all ages and conditions IN an cii'i1lts
containing neither caomei or any dnleterinuS IIus
they may be taken with 5aety oy any S ,;, ]
them pleasant TO take, while being purely yegetAoi
no harm can arise from their use in any quantity
They operate by their powerful ihHIe,se % u
internal viscer IN purify the blood aIld u
into healthy actiOn-remOve the Obstructons of tse
body restoring their irregular action to health and
m M as are the irst origin Of disease.
Minute directions are gwen IN inc Wrapper on
the box, for the following complaints which these
For ISyspeEsai.a or IndiscsttOn. L.iAsIs..s-
ness, L.ansuOr anh LOsS Of Appetite. they
should he taken moderately I" sllnulate the SION
ach and restore its healthy lone and action.
toms, Bilious IIe.lL.lche. sick headache.
JaundIce or Green sickness. BiliOIs
dicOusly taken for each case correct the diseased
action or remove the distractions which cause IT
For DyseuGery or DiorrhGea, nut one mili
dose Is generally required.
For EEheunls8IfsuI.G Cont. Gravel. EsalIst.
tatIOn OF the Heart. Pain En the Si6te,
Back and EOfEA. they should be continuously
taken, required, To change the diseased action o.
the system. With such change those complaints
disappear.
For urOIIsy and DrOFIzIcnl SVs elIInEA they
should be taken la large anal frequent doses TO pro
duce the effect OF q drastic purge.
For SuppFessIOn a large dose should be taken
as il produces the desired effect by sympathy.
As n Dinner PHI, take one or two Pills 10 pro
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and invigorateS the system. Hence IL Is often ad
Vantageous where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels tOlePaby well, Often finds that dose
OF these PiELs makes him feel decidedly better, from
their cleansing AMI renoVating effect on the dIges'
tive apparatus.
DIR. J. G. AVER & CO., Practical Chemists.
LOWELL. MASS, Q. s. A.
TOT SAi' " = ~ ~ >'1A+' = iebs-eodkwiy
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Seounty Circuit Court. June Raies. 49,
saEah Martin, Complainant.
william Nichols, Exee1tor of the last viii
and testament OF William Mantn, ceceas-
ed, Joseph Feayi Eliza Creight2n, with
HazletI, Thomas HRzlett, Anna hazieti,
and Sarah Hazlett, Defendants.
In Chancery.
The object Of this suit is to sell part of the
home tract OF William Martin, to pay the
complainant the sum Of $500, q legacy Ieft
her by the Last win of the said lillian Mar
And it appearing from an adidaVIt MED In
the e9nsE o Is 5S aazIett and
EaFah HazIett, are not residents Of the state
OF West Virginia. on mStioa o. 20, 1,
here within one month after the foufth
weekly publication, and due posting Of thig
ordeF At the 'front.' door OF the Court hons9Of
Ohio e0linfy and do what they may deem
Stto protect their Interest in the above en-
titls 80 eanSe MICHAEL J. BREINIs, OK.
PICK NHUBBARD, Sol. for Comp'L.
that On me sist Day OF July, 1898, at the law
ofiiee OF Peck q Hubbard, In the city OF
vii nS SaEs Inc doPositfons Of WIN. NishoEs. n.
P. Atkinson, and Others 70 be rad in evi-
nom day 10 day until completed.
PECK q HUBBARD, Sol. for COmp't.
JyI.laW1wd
crArE OF WEST VIRGINIA., OHIO
y County Circuit Court. June HuIes, 1868.
Mary Beagle, ExecutEix, and In her own
night,
The asmpneld Raj Road Company.
In ChanesEy.
The object Of this suit 70 70 enforce the lien
of award for 500, and interest from the -
day Of - TIL paid and costs, upon the Ianu
taken from complainant and occ51pieCI nv
the defendant for their RaiI Road track
And Il Appearing from an afiidaYiE MED In
the cause Enat tne kresldent and Treasurer
OF the Hempdeld r. q. Co are NOT reaiderts
ofthe StatS OF Vest Virginia. On motion Of
the complainant counsel n f8On1ared that
they do apPeaF here within one month alter
the fourth weekly publication and duo post
1ngof this order At The mont door OF the
Court House Of Ohio county, and do what
they may deem ut 70 protsa the interest of
ofB21d company. q
1sst: AIOHAELJ 7. BREIGSIe, Cl'E.
tY1s1aW4Wd
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mHE WNED PSYCHOLOGIST,
Madame H. r. WARDE, from the po-
sitions OF the Planets at the time of your
birth, deduces your future destiny, and also
sends you a correct picture Of your future
lies and ppearance. Gives Information OF
lost or stolen property, tells you the bust /,
ness you are best qualified TO pursue. and
sends Likeness with all desired Information,
by return mail, for Fifty Cents. Write
plainly the date of your birth, and address
Madame H. p. WARDE, Lock Box 21s
Lockport, New York.
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION.
By THE
Metropolitan Gift Co.
Errnr rrcKEr DRAWS a PE1zE

A chance to draw any of the above
Prizes by purchasing Sealed Ticket for 20
cents: Tickets describing eacn Prize are
sealed in Envelopes and thoroughly mixed.
ON receipt of Is cts. Q 6edted ztei'a viii 0e
drawn without choice and delivered At our
ONCE, or sent by mail To any addEeas The
prize named upon II Will be :ielivered TO tina
ticket-holdRr ON payment Of one dollar.
Prizes will be Immediately sent To any ad-
dress, as requested. by express. or return
You viii know what your Prize is
before You pay for ~. Any tT1fs Hldy
Be exchanged IOr 01Iothsr ol ne sd1lae patlAe'
S1II1T ns;rons can depend on fair dealing.
Referenees.-We select the few follow
ING nau1es rom the many who nave laIeIy
dTsTTn ValuRbIe Prizes and kindly permit
tsTi NJ TO publish them:
r. n. Wilkins, Buffalo, y. " l,OO0i Aih ME,
Annie Monroe, Chicago, H. Piano. valued
A. $3.50: RDOf. jackson, Dnbuques 1oWnB 9old
~ Dispoond cluster Ring S6jJs K. A. Pat
terSon, New Bedford, Mas, silver Iea SEE
| S1T5. MIS- Emma WalWorth, Milwaukee,
VIZ, Piano, 500 Rev. T. W. Pitt. ClsVelhnn'
ave publish no names without peFnls-
EIon. ..-,.,-
deserve their cces[''-Weskiy 1F4Ota1e'
Es We L1 ilsys examined their system. and
know them 10 bea iair dealing nTm. =.
sI-ast week q friend Of ours drew 3 $50
prize, which was promptly received. "-Dul1
| Ka0S Mar. 5, 1858.
| eflces and favorable notices from the pres
| IiberaI Inducements 70 Agents. 8afisfAc
1 ton guaranteed livery packaEe OF Sealet
/ Euyeiopss. e0ntalns OF CAsz GIL. ssi1
IN ~ Ten sho1id s. figiFesssd %
81 llfIEKRRER, WIESOA q CO.
u mSA -s=o- sI38 aEo0dBlEs n II
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Trusses & Supporters.

oEELEYS HARD RUBBER
- -SNO Truss cnres rupture, will re-
u tain the most difhcult with safe
u and ease, never TuSts, breaks,
-llmbers or soils; used in bathing,
iIE5l htted 10 form, no StrappinR,
TN0 cleaneSt, 1iRhtest, most -dnEahle
ScS9gN and best. "SeeLegS Hard Rubber
,s.i9 II, a bdomi7iol supporter" q very
durable and greatly improved
IssIilsl fiil5siaA Instrument for supporting the
abdomen In cases of fema .
weakness, falling OF the womb.
liI4SSIiS pregnancy, or wherever an artt-
nciAl supporter 70 the. auaoLaen 1nAS
be desired worn Win great coh11otLan esLSe
and hi9hIV approved by the medical proteS-
SION SeeEeTS RdTd IRu6bdF Pie tTpes by
which rsirfnEent soothing and healing rem
edIes may be carried direct to the parts
soid BIZ IanghIin; Smith & Co.. T. H.
Logan 4 Co., and by all Druggists.
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oTArE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
- County Circuit Court. June Rules, 1868.
Hannah Mccoy, Complainant,

vs..
Alexander Mccoy, Josiah Mccoy, Andrew
Frazier and kInlIy Frazier, Elijah Brown
and Hannah Brown, Ruth Mccoy, james
Mcfarland and Catharine Mcfarland.
William Mccoy, Nicholas y. Murray and
Iesaia J. Murray, Samuel n. Murray and
Ralph W. Murray, Joseph Whitman and
SaTah Elizabeth Whitman, Defendants.
In ChnnceTy.
The object Of this suit Is TO obtain paFtI-
ton or sale of the farm near TriAdelphia.
Ohio county, West Virginia, owned and la
tely occupied by complainant Hannah Nc
Coy, together with Ruth Mccoy and
CaIhRrtne Mccoy, deceased.
And it appearing from an RnidaviL died
In the cause, that The de endants Josiah
Mccoy, Andrew Frazier, Emily EflZierS
ElIJah Brown, Hannah Brown, Huth Mccoy
james Mcfarland. and Catharine McFRT-
land are not residents Of the State of West
Virginia. On motion Of complainant It is
ordered that they do appear here within one
month after the fourth weekly publication
and due posting Of this order At the mont
door OF the Court House Of Ohio county and
do what they may deem ut TO Protect their
Interest in the above entitled cause.
Test: MICHAEL ]. BREINIG, elk.
JACOB & CLARKE Sol. for Compt-
fyl-laW4Wd
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gem aapsrtistmruts.
Proofofour statement that we have
MADE a COMPLETE
IN TRADE.

LIN TRADE
can be found in the fact that the immense
business we have built up has induced q
multitude Of SMALL CONCERNS to initiate
our club system, and some by advertising the
presents they will give to agents. seek, un-
successfully, to divert some Of our business
to themselves. We make this announce
ment simply to inform the public that It VIII
be for their interest to patr0niEe our house,
as we still continue to give better goods and
greater Inducements to agents than any
other concern in the business.
We sell every description Of DRY AND
FANCY GOODS, PLATED WARE,
JEwELRY, WATCHES, SEWING MA
CHIMES, &c, &C, for tho uniform price OF
ONE DOLLAR Circulars sent to any ad-
u s'a ''' PARKER s. CO.,
Nos. 9s & 100 Summer St. Boston.
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are now prepared to supply promptly
STRICTLY PURE WHITE LEAD, IN QuAntItles
~ 5 t ne estSbiishment OF our works IN
1874 the manufacturing department mas
been under the constant personal super
When Ordering give brand in full, do not
a Uniform standard of hneness and purity
Is guaranteed.
FOR SALE By
TIL. LOGAN q CO.
Iy2-smd&w wheeling. W. Va
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WANTEl. hGENtSS. s 5nts g saSS &c:

WANTED, AGBN'S, S s5S is ssSS Rss
male and female, to Introduce the GENUINE
IMPROVED CoMHoS SENSE FAMILY sEwLnG
MACHINE. This machine Will stitch, hem,
fell, tuck, quilt, cord, bind, braid and en-
broider in most superior manner. Price
only SIS. Fully warranted for five years.
We will pay 5000 for any machine that VIII
sew a stronger, more beautiful. or more elias
tic seam than ours. 1t makes the "Elasttc
Lock Stitch" Every second stitch can be
apart without tearing 1t. We pay Agents
from SIS to 500 per month and expenses,
or commission from which twice that
amount can be made. Address SECOMB &
CO PTTTSBURGH, Pa, or BosToN, Mas
CAUTION-DO not be imposed upon by
other parties paIming on worthless cast-lron
machines, under the same name, or other
wise. Guns Is the only genuine and really
practical cheap machine manufactured.
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For aalo byT. H. LOGAN 8 co;
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Send for circulars and prices TO LIPPIE-
COLT & RAREWELE, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Sole Manufacturers. For sale by principal
HRrdWRre Dealers
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8Gtti advertisements.
Circular, MIL. Mulay, Gang an,
s A w s

Every Saw that leaves our Factory Is OH
Tempered and Patent Ground, f1eE5eHly true
and even, and male Of, uniform temper by
our tempering process.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
. county Circuit Court. June RuIeS, ls5s
sarah Martin, Complainant,
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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-09


A MYRrrgD TRInuTE.-The Jews, the
world over, are noted for their kindness
to their own people. In London they
number about fifty-five thousand, the
majority Of whom are foreigners. and
receive only u little aid to help them on
their way to other countries. 1t is
against Jewish principles to allow any
of their poor to come upon the public.
All the sick in poverty are cared for,
and provisions is made for widows and
orphans. Efficient societies, literally
provided with funds, supply the poor
with food, help the old people as they
need, and bury the dead. Some of the
free hospitals in London have Jewish
wards, but all the expenses of those
wards are paid for from the treasury
of Jewish organizations. If any able
bodied persons are out of employment
and need help, they receiveno gratuity
but are accommodated with temporal
ry loan, and the cases are said to be
rare in which these debts are not fully
repaid.
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BIC BRIBERY Bps.-The Alexandria

BIC BRIBERY Bps.-The Alexandria
IVA Gazelte of March 3lst says:
In the Convention yesterday, reso-
luton was introduced appointing q
committee to inquire into the conduct
of Judge Underwood, President of the
body. The resolution embodies a letter
from John Hawxhurst, Chairman of the
Radical State Executive Committee,
published in the papers, in which he
states that Underwood, in a conversa-
ton about raising funds for the Radi-
cal party, had said to him that if we
favored Chase for President, Senator
Sprague would give 100000 for the
use of the party, and also that two men
in the State would give 81 900 each for
nominations to Congress. As Judge
Underwood was not present, the rese.
luton was laid over till Wednesday
next
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II IS SO Of different men in Congress-
Some Of them are abused as drunkards,
{ thew are seen drunk once, and others
are drunk all the time, and not word
& said about it. So it is with me.
People have been told all sorts OF hes
about me in this particular; but there
has never been anything provedagainst
me, though they have tried y often
enough. Out of all the witnesses ex-
amined about that trip OF 1866, there
is not one who proved that was drunk
But the people are told it through the
Press, and politicians--in, the newspa-
pers and on the stump-and have never
taken the trouble to deny it. Yet the
man to whom have just now alluded,
has been in this very room SO drunk that
he couldn't stand straight on his legs,
I'd like to know why Pm abused all the
time for what | don't do, and why never
a word is said about him for what he
does do. 1t is a very queer system OF
morals, / think, to say the least of it.
There is no fair play about it, nor any
of that even-handed justice that should
characterize the people in their treat
ment of public men. If they want to
investigate my conduct, or any subject
connected with it, they are at perfect
liberty to do so; but think they owe
| it to me and to themselves that they
should not abuse me unjustly at the
same time they cover up the crimes OF
others. Fair play is a jewel, they say,
and | don't think have forfeited the
right to ask it."
This was said in q tone OF evident
good humor, which at the same time
showed that he felt keenly the injustice
of the popular notion that he drinks all
the whisky consumed in Washington
City. 1t is, perhaps, worth while 70
add that it is fact susceptible of the
best of proof that his aggregate con
sumption of spirituous liquors in the
Ipast wear has not amounted TO a pint
in excess of the wine he has drank al
State dinners. But Notwithstanding
this, doubt if it is possible topersuade
the loyal masses that he ever goes te
bed sober, just as, on the contrary, will
regard to the gentleman who got dis
gusted with his Copperheadism" al
Cleveland, and had such funny wa,
of showing his disapprobation, II woulc
be useless for an angel from Heaven Il
come down and swear that he ever IN
dulgcd in anything stronger than cole
water.
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The celebrated case which has been
some time pending in the London Court
of Arches to test the legality of the ritu-
alistic practices introduced by the Rev.
Mr.. Maekonochie OF st. Alhan's church,
Holborn, has been decided; "leaving
RitualismD pretty much where it was
before--a sort of half and half decision
neither hot nor cold. M
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ORR GRsY to Greenhorn--Jack lend
me a, dollar. Greenhorn (blushing)
But I've only half. Old Grey Then
lot me havc it and you'll owc me the
other half.
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AcoIoRxD NAN who recently died ct
the almshouse in Waterbury, was the
last relic of slavery in Connecticut