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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-09
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REV. }. ". ALEXANDER VIII give lee
tu.e OH the Sandwich Islands, next Sunday,
in the. PRESBYTERIAN Cn4rch in this city, at
IL o'clock \. ", and VIII also preach il the
same place at :. Pm.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-09

WARREN ENGINE CoMrANg will lave .
dill this evening at o'clock. Livery iaem-
Der is requested to be on hand.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-09

Eny. J. I. WIcK5, Of Virginia, Will preac
in the VI. Z. CAuIcA On ....4ay, IAornin
;,nI evening.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-09

THE Chicago Tribune says, "a train con
Sisting Of fifteen platform cars, containing
thirty stage coaches, and three freight cars
loaded with harness. arrived in this CITY
bound for Omaha. The stages aud harness
were manufactured by Abbott x Co., Of
Concord, y. H.. for Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
Western LXprc>s Line"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-09

To CARPENTERS Da>IEING EMPLOYMENT.
One or two tirst-class carpenters can obtain
employment by ilnned.l;e application 1t this
oa.ee. None bat thorough worAnen iced
apply.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-09

YANKEE FLunMEK gave an entertainment
a, the Thea:cr, last evening. Ills popularity,
and appreciation Of his humor, was shown by
requests fox repetition of reci.ations given
here on previous occasions. He fully sus-
tanned the reputation he Ia, won. On Mon
day evening he VIII appear in Genoa.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-09

LADIES, CHrLDREN's AND Misses SRor>.
My J. Rosonstack has lately recaiveda very
extensive and carefully selected stock o:
ladies', Children AMI misses shoes of the
most approved make and quality. He has
also mad, a large addition to his stock Of
1ncn's andboy's furnishing goods. His pricss
are fixed 70 suit the times.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-10
The New York Frauds,

The New York Tribune says:
The. c.largesL aggregate vote ever
polIcd in this State, prior to the
present month, was that Of 1861,
when Lincoln received 3GS,735,
Mcclellan 3Gl, l,9SG; together 730,,
72l. Tho vote ior Governor in
1866 was llcnton. 3G6,3l5; IIoR
man 352,526; together, 7lS,84i,-
Tho vote OF last year stood--Mc-
Kean (iepub) $1,000; Nelson,
(Dcm 373, ,02O, together, G03,l28,
Tho State was polled out as clearly
in 1864 as it could be, and very
nearly 81 in 1866 Such were the
data whcroon, after n careful survey
OF the field, We concluded that New
York could not be carried against
Gen Grant by legal votes; and we
now rcIterate that IL could not and
has not beon. We said, after hear.
ing from judicious Republicans in
every quarter: "Wo shall give
Gen. Grant not less than 400, 900
votes; and that is more than all tho
legal votes that can be p0llod
against him. lie can only be beat.
en- here by frauds so enormous as
to defy all calculation"
Grants vote exhibits an increase
Of 81 ,378 over that for Lincoln, and
Seymour j7O2l over that Of Nc
CIcIlAn. Seymour has gained upon
McCloIlan's vote, moro than Grant
has gained upon Lincolns in the
counties OF Broomo, Chcmung, JET,
lerson, Kings, Nev York, Niagara,
Queens, RorkidEd, Saratoga, Sleu.
ben, Tompkins, lI'estchcstv--l2 in
nll--and in no others. The remain
ing Is counties give larger gains to
Grant on Lincoln s vote than Sey.
mour has madO on Mcclellan 3
vote. The counties wo havo uluc-
ed above in Italics compose this
iiIy and its suburbs, aud they give
Seymour net gain over McCIcl.
Ian's vote Of 3O,ll9, In all but
these five counties, Con, Grant has
a net gnin on lir coins majority
over Seymour Of moro than ten
thousand.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-10
Chase on Davis.

At the late session of tho U. s.
Circuit Court at Richmond, Va,
the case Of JEFF. DAVIS came up,
and q motion Of iscounsel to quash
the indictment against him was
argued by r. H Dana for tho Gov.
ernment, and Chas. O'Connor for
JEFF. The result was a divided
court-Chief-Justice Chase an
nouncing himself in favor ofquash.
ing the indictment, and Judge I'm.
derwood against it. SO that fact
was certified to the Supreme Coult
OF the United States, which will
decide whether the indictment shall
bo sustained or not.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-10
Terrible Steamboat Accident.

a.
Another dreadful steamboat cas-
ualty occurred on the Ohio RIVER,
between Cincinnati and Louisville
on the night of Friday last, result
ing in the destruction of two fine
steamers, and the loss of u large
number of lives. We give the
condensed account of tho affair
published by the Cincinnati Chron-
icle of Saturday;
1t appears that last night, about
IL o'clock, as the mail boat United
States was going down aud tlr'
America coming up, when aear
Warsaw, on the Indiapa SIDE,
through tho carelossness OF one OF
tho pilots, the TWO boats colIlded,
and there being petroleum on the
deck Of orc Of them, to- which
fire Was instantly communicated,
the bouts were sooE wrapped in
flames. The United States sunk
to her main deck in about Two
minutes, while, through the cour-
age and intrepidyy Ot tho pilot Of
The America, that boat reached the
shore All Of the passengers and
crow on board the latter boat es-
capped, but a number OF gentlemen,
citizens Of Madison, and some thir-
ty.thlee ladies, who were on board
tho United States, are reported
missing" What u tale OF horror
this loretOlls, our readers familiar
with the results OF such accidents
too well know. All that can be-
said is that there is hope that u por-
Iionof them may have escaped, as
here is Il low stage Of water in the
river ". ,.. rI 3. WI
The'pilot of the America, tits
stated, gave tho usual signal, which
was not responded to by tho Unit
ed Stntcs; he r,pcntcd tie signal,
md this time there was u response
bat " was too late to prevent the
accident. The America struck the
United States "amidships." and
,ut her hall in two. Y .. "
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-10
Battle with the Indians.

Gen. SHERIDAN has forwarded to
the War Department a report Of
recent operations against the ives,
tern Indians, from which VIC learn
that Gen. CUSTER has had n fight
with, and defeated them with great
slaughter, and considerable loss to
his own command. On the eth Of
last month he captured the Chcy.
enne village Of tho Black Kettle
Band, on The north fork of the
Wachita River, killing one hun
dred and fifty of the Indians, and
capturing fifty. three. A large
amount OF property was captured,
consisting of fny one lodges, near
ly one thousand horses and mules.
arms and ammunition, horse equip.
mcnts, robes, provisions. &c, the
most Of which was destroyed
Black Kettle, the principal chief,
was killed Captain Louis lIamil.
ton was killed Lieutenant Colonel
Barnitz was severely, ifnot fatally
wounded and Major Elliot is miss.
ing. One soldier of the Seventh
Cavalry was killed, and fourteen
wounded. The Indians, including
tho women and boys fought des.
peratoiyi but they were complete.
iy overpowcrtd, and very badly
whipped.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-10

Mental anxiety Or excessive
thinking tend to dcadcn the vitali
ty of the culp; ils effects arc to
produce II lebril6 affection Of the
head, which causes gray hair and
badness; and although gray hairs
may bo honorable in old are, yet
a premature blanching, or loss Of
hair in the young or middle aged
is to DO regretted. and rs it is nat.
ural Tor us all 70 desire II youthful
appearance, wo would recommend
to those afflicted the use of Halls
Vegetable Sicilinn Hair Rcnewcr.
This preparation will soon change
gray and brashy hair to its origin.
al color, and mako it OF silkcn tex,
tnrc; md will create II now growth
when IL has fallen oil, as il furnish.
cs the nulrllive principle which
nonrishcs tho glands of tho hair,
tlling them with now lite aud col.
oring matter and giving n healthy
condition to the whole fbrous
mass - Dcmocrdiic Chronic'c.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-10

Tho Now York Times has Just
perpeirated tho best thing of the
scason. 1t calls attention to TIE
Democratic affection recently man
ilested for General Grant, although
he has done nothing whatever to
explain this change of tono since
the days since they abused him so
ronndly, and says IL is simply n
repetition Of the old sccno in the
farce: "Tcll me, in mercy tell mo
havo Yen got such n thing us n
straw berry mark on your lett arm?'
No "Nol Then you are my
long lest brother"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-10
For ihn nn,n,ln

ERRArTA,-In article, "Scl ools
No. 81 first pagc Of last week q
Gazette, third paragraph; commcnc
in tho ninth limo and read this
correction--"bccausc you think he
can be as Divine behind tho plow
or the counter, or at tho mcchan.
les bench, as in the pulpit
AQAIS-In the twenty ysixth
line; same paragraph; re',d-"that
for which he had neither taste nor
genins, and which was never to be
Of any use to him"
SEXTUS.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-10

material prosperity be, ,ex-
cePt wehave good gov
ernment and wholesome
laws. Look, will you, at
someIportions ofour earth,
where nature has layished
her choisest gifts; look
at Italy Spain, Mexico,
South America, with the
richest and most produc>
tive soils, with the balm>
lest atmospheres, with the
sunniest skies; yet the in
habitants of those coun-
tries are poor, miserable
and degraded, And why?
Because the political life
of their governments are
not in accordance With
Gods law. - .,a..... ..a. 4 'o'.. +.
We can only have, a
prosperous nation, when
VIC look to God not mel ely
Ias tho author of our mate
rial life, but also as the
author of our political life,
1t is God who hath made
us and preserves US as q
nation, and not we our
selves, and not our poll,
ticians; yea, so supreme
is he, that their very
plans and schemes he will
use for their overthrow.
God has created not mere.
y one nation, or ono class,
but he has created all ma
tions and all classes. One
class, or one nation, is
just as much his handiwork
as another. All nations,
and all classes have equal
political rights before God.
There is, and it should be
recognized, a co m M on
brotherhood of nations.
He that ruleth tho hcav>
ems and the earth, hath
created an d preserved
them all. No nation can
oppross another without
violating Gods laws; and
woe to that nation that
dares to measure arms
with Jehovah.
And to- day our hearts
are filed with joy and
thankfulness, that in the
midst of our sins and
transgressions, lie hath
still remembered mercy. |
In many and griovous
ways.wo have sinned q.
gainst our Supreme Ru
Ter, and yet bo hath spar
ed US. For this, and all
other mercies and bles,
sings, we sincerely and
jcyonsly return Him the
Thank of BeringS Of our
Hearts. .a.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-10

To REV. J. o, IIoUCU,
Pastor orthe English Lutheran Church
OUR DEAR SIR .-
We having heard with profound interest
vour sermon, delivered in your Church yester-
day to dense, spcll-bound auditory, on the
occasion of our National and State Thanksgiv-
inc. would most respectfully solicit copy
from YOU fc, publication in the,"Lancaster Ga
zettei oxd "0hio Ea .slc." that those who heard,
NAV with us, have the gr,,tiication to read,
u ID preserve, as well as our earnest desire to
afford the reading community of those jour
nails an opportunity of doing thus. m
Very respectfully, '."' q"
Yours, in the Gospel. r
A. Hunter, Samnel Herr,
+. A. Foster. J. NJ. Sutphcn,
G. Wilson, Jno. d. Martin,
Samuel Doty, C.. L. NJ. Wiseman,
John Pierce, c. Drssbach,
M Ehingcr.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-10

New ENoINEs.-Threo new loco
motives for tho Hooking Valley
Railroad have arrived IN this city.
Every effort is being made to put
the regular passenger trains on
che road by the 18th instant
The Offices Of the Company will be
located on the second floor of the
building in which the g. G. 81. C.
r II offices are situated.-O. s:
Joarh0l.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-10

-Four Misses res ding in Piketou,
have lately givon birth to as many
children. Tho mothers had Meth. &.
er of them reached their fourteenth
birthday when tho sad event oc.
Cured, and two were not more
than thirteen and n half years old.
Pike County Republican.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-10

Tho causes q oid,sca-o arc general and ppltic,
uHr' aIleillus gone or many persons. Now, rs
The condition rthc body is easily disposcdun.
'lrrt variety Of circumstance, to the action ol
di-cn'c, the Importance of fMIShLER'S HERB
RlrFERS ~ means Of combatingand over.
throwing the prcdlsposing cause s apparent,
It tisan invaluable oGtidotc ror the human sys.
TEN that is unfortunately Affected with any en-
demlc virus, nnd Fuch ls its wonderful rcsIst.
ant power that it otIoctu,lly protects tho phys.
lque ng'nstthc cy tendency ofan Imprisoned
atmosphere, or any morbid influence which
prodlsposcs tho body to the reception ordls.
easc. It's, therefore, tho true remedy for cycl
ry one whose situation or surroundings are no.
a'orohle TO the preservation orhcol,h Sold
everywhere.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-10

Butch has many articles useful
as we'll as ornamental, suitable for
Holiday Presents. In fact his SO.
lection Of ofJowolry cannot be excel.
led in this market.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-10
. For Rent.

Good Dwelling Oft Rooms and
Kitchen. Good stable. Smoke
house. Good Fruit :trecs. grapes
&C., together with six.acres ofbot.
tom Land.
Apply 10 Lie. Buish.-Sw.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-10

Tho twenty.ono Electoral votes
Of Ohio were cast for GRANT and
CoLFAx for President aud Vice
President at Columbus, on the Isl
inst. The vacancy in tho College
occasioncd by the death Of Ex.Gov
Tod was fllod by tho selection OF
G VoLSEv Dorsey, Esq, of Nj
ami county, and Isaac WELSH was
appointed Messenger to carry the
vote to Washington.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-10
SAMUEL Fl. CULLUMBER

AUCTION AND COMMISSION ROOM
North Room, in Rising's Block, Co.
lumbus ST., Lancaster, a..
CoNsTGNMENTs respectfully solicited.
~ Outside sales ofreal and personal proper.
ty promptl' attended to.
Nov. 10, ls6s-tf.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-10

WHEREABOUTS OF OUR OLD Press
-Roierrng to our remarks in re
lation TO tie press formerly used
by US in printing the Tilin Gazette,
JAcoI J. GREENE, editor Of tho
Defiance Democrat, in his issue of
the 5'h inst says:
Twenty years ago VIC purchased
this press with a mass of badly
pied printing material-tho re
mains OF a rafting bolting,six
months effort at Bryan. The type
and rules have long since gone 10
tho Foundry, but tho running.
gears oil the press wo have yet
We have been told it was the first
printing press brought west Of the
mQWtai1s,
Any faturc historical society in
these parts, having suitable rooms,
can "bo presented" with what i
LETT OF this venerable relic.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-10
The Late Lunatic Asylup.

Mr.. N. b. Kelly, Architect, has
madc a report estimating tho value
Of the walls and undcstroyo cd por
ton of the Asylum building at
100000. The walls of the old
building with slight exceptions are
In good condition aud, he thinks,
may be safely built upon. lie osti.
mates that tho building can be re.
built by using the materials in the
old walls, for about $3.50, 900.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-10
FARM,S FOR SALE.

= WILL SELL THE FARM ON WHICH I
a lyecon,aining 1 lie acres lyingnearAm
da, Fairfield county, Ohio. There is n good
dwelling house ofeight rooms, with gOodcel-
lar, and eistern, and well Of good water in the
yard, and fine spring and running water for
stock. The land is IN high state OF cultva-
tionwith II fine orchard Of apples and peaches
II good barn and outbulldings.
Also-116 acres u mile east ofAmandn;
about 90 acres cleared, She balance good Tim
ber, with running water; all fenced; aud good
tenant house and stable.
Also-5O acres, about 90 acres tilable tho
balance good timber, with running water, a
good tenant hOnse and stable all fenced. D.,
For particulars aId terms call on the under.
signed at Amanda, OHIO.
Otc. 22, 'GS--tf. TH0S. BUTCHINy.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-10
SEXTUS.

Fort Lafayette, in New York,
Bay, was destroyed by fire one day
last week.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-10
LAycAsTER. o. Nov. %. 16G9,

LANCASTER, O, Nov q, l6GS.
GENTLEMEN Your favor of yester.
day, requesting copy Of my Thanks
giving Sermon for publication, is re-
coived. Yielding to your request, |
herewith submit it to your disposal
Very respectfully, yours,
...... J. o. HOUGu.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-10

The sudden flow of I'm
igration TO tho Shenan-
doah Valley has had Il
tendency to increase the
pncc of property there
very rapidly, recently.
Farms have moro than
doubled in value during
the last two years,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-10

Chang and Eng, the
Siamcsc twins, sailed in
the steamer Iowa, for GIas-
gov, on the way to Paris,
where the cord which has
so long united them is TO
be severed.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-10

Diseases of the Skin,
Old Sores, Eruptions, Cutaneous Diseases or
Diseases of the Skin, all readily succumb 10
thewonderful influence Of Or. Roback's Blood
PurifeE Stomach Bltters and Blood Pills, Sold
by &. G. Beck, Druggist. ''.- FIl
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-10

OlC Bull aud party were
on tho steamer America
that was destroyed on Fri.
day night between Louis.
villo and Cincinnati, but
all wero saved.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-10

other mercies and bles>
sings, we sincerely and
jcyonsly return Him the
Thank of GeringS Of our
Hearts.
o .,-tEE
The sudden flow of EN-.
igration to tho Shenan.
doah Valley has had II
tendency to increase the
pncc of property there
very rapidly, recently.
Farms have moro than
doubled in value during
the last two years,
Chang and Eng, the
Siamcso twins, sailed in
the steamer Iowa, for GIas-
gov, on the way TO Paris,
where the cord which has
so long united them is TO
be severed.
Mr.. Griswold mado a
very handsome run. for
Governor of the State of
Now York, even allowing
all tho fraudulent votes
cast for Hoffman. Girls
wold's vote was 40S,099I
or nearly 10000 more than
Governor Fenton received |
in 1866, when he pollcd
the largest vote ever Civ
en- TO any Republican can
didate for Governor. |
HEAVY RoBBERY. The
dry goods store of Wm.
NJ. Black & Co., Hanes.
vile, was entered on Mon.
day night and three thou.
sand dollars worth OF silks
stolen, This is tho second |
time this store has been
robbed Of silks within n
short timo,
There is now about threo
hundred millions of ma.
tiOnaI bank currency in
circulation,
The ten Western States
give Grant u majority of
$50, $50, in a total votc Of
Z, 2,24b 1872. ., |
Grants majority in the
six Now England States
is 1853, ,094, Lincoln's ma.
iority in 1864 was 100.
953.
PAREPA,-Madame Pa
ropa is announced for n
concert in Columbus on
Wednesday evening, De-
ccml er 23d.
OlC Bull and party were
on tho steamer America
that was destroyed on Fri.
day night between Louis.
villo and Cincinnati, but
all wero saved.
A grand hog killing
and packing. tournament
for tho Championship"
has just begun between
tho cities OF ST. Louis,
Chicago, and Cincinnati.
Henry J. Roehmor,
Representative from Put
nam and Henry counties,
died at his residence in
P0tnam county, on Satur.
day, Flo was present at
tho recent session of the
Legislature in good health
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-10

Henry J. Roehmor,
Representative from Put
nam and Henry counties,
died at his residence in
Potnam county, on Satur-
day, Hc was present at
tho recent session OF the
Legislature in good health
Tho Presidents mes.
sage was sent to Congress
yesterday,
Tho Supreme Court is
in session at Columbus.
lion, r. p. Ranney is
namcd as a leading candi.
date of tho Democratic
party for tho Republicans
to. defeat for the office of
Governor pext year.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-10

A grand hog killing
and packing. tournament
for tho championship"
has just begun between
tho cities OF ST. Louis,
Chicago, and Cincinnati.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-10

There is now about threo
hundred millions of ma.
tionaI bank currency in
circulation,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-10

PAREPA,-M Madame Pa
ropa is announced for n
concert in Columbus on
Wednesday evening, De.
cent er 23d.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-10

Grants majority in the
six Now England States
is l53,O04. Lincoln's ma.
jority in 1864 was l20,.
953.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-10

The ten Western States
give Grant a majority Of
$50, $50, in a total voto Of
2, 2,24L732.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-10

Mcssrs Hunter, Herr, Foster, and
others.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-24
STATE OF VERMONT.
~ o II u. PAG T., VERN TO II.
A pEOCT All \'CInN

lhOCLAMAllON.
Ot old the Prophet proclaimed unto
the people: ''Sanciify yc fast, call
solemn assembly. gather the elders and
the inhabitants of the land unto the house
OF the Lord your God. and cry unto the
Lord " The father obeycd the command,
and left the custom rich legacy unto
the children.
In compliance herewith, and recog-
n'z'nS our dependence upon God who
may turn ga fruitful land into barren
ness, for the wckedness Of those that
dwell therein" ! do hereby appoint FRI
DAY, THE TENTH DAY OF APRIL next, to
be observed ms day of Fasting, Ill.,
INITIATION AND PRAYER.
HV' US on 'hat day ABSTAIN from sccu'
10 N"i,,Oy MEMS anu G"'neT III our
p , VI 'o'e''''' assembly, ana ther
re'or'y engage IN prayer with confess
''or wi our suns go.
' ~ Us ,'u"oly seek ava from inc source
" al "''u1"'' 'or NOSE IN authority, mat
my may "'Sccril INC rishl, regard Tie
that indictment mav mo axncn,aJ r m.,
sigh, oC H." ' ,' lucy "T eNI'u'T" ~ 'ps
nc,c, ho ros,anaI - ", 49, '''''' anu
Let us imnlore The bIos.inr # Ca,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-03-24
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