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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-09-23
CRUrL PARENTs.


The Dubuque Titles he's the followias /
letter. dated at Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
August 2Slh,
We choncsd TO come in possession Of
the facts of the most terrible aud rnpre.
cedented case Of starving human being
alive. The victim Of this inhumnn cru,
ely is a lad of OtOtI seven o. eight
/ years of age, aud Ilyoa with bis parents
10 the suburbs of the ordinarily quiet
and orderly town Of Marion. II is ass
serted by number Of the ncighbctG that
they have, at different times within tho
last few weeks, visited The house of lhS
boy for the purpose Of OseertsiIlpg L
the reports their Chidpn were continu-
ally giving them were true or. not. Al
prateSt for those visits they would take
with them some little delcncy for the
etlljcted boy, as a means Of OscOrlaining
whe Jher tho reports their children were
continually urging upon them were cor.
rect. But these attempts 10 gotu sight
of the poor child were mostly in vain.
as he was keptln an old garrett and Sc
cured with chain around his neck.-
Imagine what his sulerings must have
been in this condition during thO tCCent
hot weather.
Sufficient evidence, however. was gains
cd In this way TO warrant on examina,
ton into tho matter By the officers Of thb
law; and accordingly Sheriff HOySlOItol
with a number Of citizens. proceeded I'd
the house to make an investigation, aud
10 Geo that tho parents were properly
punished unless they would guarantee 4
more humane trCRtmCn. to their boy ID
lulure.
This visit was made on last Thursday,
and although the chains had been reno
we'd, tho boy was found to be nothing
but skin Ond bones. 10 conies5ed-NE
had been stated by tho ncigbboring chill;
dron--hat ho was starved until he was
obliged to eat flies. Ilr was also seen
to pick the rags from of his souniy gnr'
ments aud cot them
Ito had Been Rept IN llls way seoTeledt
and until recently unknown 10 even his
nearest nOighbors. For over six months
they have kept him 10 this condition.
and allcgo. O5 an excuse Tor their brutal
treatment, that he was subject to fits,
and that they we're afraid he would get
awOy and annoy lis neighbors. But
these who saw aud tailed With hin werS
convinced iha, the cause OF the ftO Qt
the parents story is cOrrecr) 10 the con,
senUenco Of the, treatment ho receives Of
their hands, Hin entire perRon showed
unmistOkSblo evidences OF cruel beatingg
as veil as s,aEpaticu aNtil life vas az
most gone.
4 lew days or weeks oisimilar treat.
mcnt would have put on end to his ozid'
tcnce, and tho aim Of the parents wonld
have doubtless been accomplished. The
Sheriff ordered that the boy WAS to be
we'll provided for, and was to 60 un'
chained in the future.
For obvious reasons, we suppress the
names Of the parents.
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A MA1pEN,s .LAY or LlFE.,


Tell us not OF idle Jingle
Marriage is an idle drcamw
For the girl is dead that's single
Such girls are not what they seem.
Life is rcall life is eamest
Single blessedness ibl
"Man thou art to man returnesu
Has been spoken Of the rib.
Not enjoyment and not sorrow,
Is our destined end or way:
But to act that each Tomorrow
Finds us nearer marriage day.
Life is long, and youth is 1cctisg
And our hearts, though light and gay,
Still, like pleasant drums are beating
Wedding marches all the wayl
In the worlds broad field of battle
In the biyouac OF life,
Be not like dumb driven cattle
B1G heroine-a wifel
Trast no future, howeer ploasan.
Let the dead past bury its dead!
Act-act to the living present!
Heart within aud hope ahead
Lives ofmarricd folks remind rs
We can live our lives as we'll,
And, departing, leave behind us.
Such examples as shall tell"
Such examples, that another,
Wasting time in idle sport,
A iorlorn, unmarried brother,
Seeing, shall take heart and court.
Let US then be up and doing,
With heart to triumph set;
Still coniriying, still pursuing,
And each one husband get
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ARTIFICIAL WANTS.

Bulwer says that poverty is only au
idea in nine cases out OF ten. Some men
with ten thousand dollars year suffer
more for want of means than others with
three hundred The reason is the richer
man has artificial wants. His income is
ten tboussnd, and he suifsrs enough
from being dunned for unpaid debts to
xiii a sensitive man a man who cams
4 dollar a day, and does not run in debt
is happier oflho two. Very few people
who have never been rich will believe
this, but it is as true as Gods word -
There arc thousands ind thousands with
princely incomes who never know o mo
menrs peace, because they live above
their means. There is really more hap.
pnoss in the world among working peo.
pie than among those who are called
rich.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-09-23

An individual. Of Africah persuasion, /,
entered the Office Of the Probate Judge,
in Boston. when the following dialogue
ensued: .,
rs dis de place whGr dcy gis license
to gil msrdei?'
Yes
We'll, got married Two years ugo
wild q licSnse, and now my wifc'O done
run Oway and left me, and want 10
get my name scratched of
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4 writer from Tennessee mentions o
minister ia that work who is a fine
scholar, an excellent preacher and a
devoted and pioos man, whose support
for himself wife and five children, for
the past year amounted to $2l9 so. -
hundred Of the sum was a mission
nry appropriation, tho balance $40 90
contributed,
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TFro.a The Wheeling IntcIligencor.I
IMPORTANT LETTER FROM JUDGE
POLSLEY.

The Republican Convention Of Mason
county, held on the Cd, adopted as o
platform the substantial proposition OF
the Ohio county address, and nominO-
ted upon it for House of Delegates Hon
Daoiel Polsley, who has accepted. Mr..
Polsley is gentleman whose nome is
known all over the State, He it was
whose good Judgment, more perhaps than
that of any 6lher one man gave shope to
the Aay Convention and subseque Mt
movements here 10 1861, lie was Lieu.
tenant Governor Of the restored Govern
mert. and was Afterwards made Judge
Of The Mason Circuit From this he
was transferred to the House Of Repre-
sentSliyes 10 1866. Mr.. Polsley is r
man Of age, ability and experience. It
is creditabla to the good sense Of Mason
county Republicans that they choose
such a man for the place. And it il A
gratifying evidence Of willingness on
bis port to sacrifice person,l comfort for
the public good, to inl such man nc
ccptiug such uopin1iOD
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A country gill after making SOmo Pur
chuse at store in New Albany, Ind,
was asked by tue clerk if he could do
anything more for hOr. Iunocenlly re-
piled the moideu: oh 10 sir, unless
you will be kind enough to 90 out and
milk the old mare, for | rode her from
home without the colt
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Dickens says. 4 have known vast
quantities OF nonoenue tailed about bad
men not looking you in the face. Don't
trust that Conversational idea. Dishon'
e.ly will stare honesty out of cOuuIen'
ance any day in the week, II thorO is
any lhiog to BE- got by L.
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From the Parkcrsburg Gazette Dem }
LuDGE rOLsLEYlS LETTER.

We publish to-day the letter of fudge
Polsley to the Chairman Of the Demo
cratic and Conservative Executive Com.
mitree OF Mason county. The rosolu-
rions of the Republican Convention oI
Mason county, and the latter Of Mr. Polls
ley, who has boeh one Of the slrailost
sect of Republicans, are significant, and
show that the liberal policy Of q large
and respectable portion of tho RopubIi'
can party is not confined to any partic.
ulsrsslocOIiLy but permeates the whole
party throughout the whole STATE We
are informed that the Democrats Of Ma
son county will make no nomination for
the House Of Delegates against Judge
Polsley. This is ighr. and we hope to
see the same harmonious spirit pcrvade
every where. The only real Question
ow at Issue in West Virginia is the re.
moval of the oppressive legislation that
rests like a nightmare upon the pros
perity of the State, and he who cannot
engsge in the good work without regard
to past politics. is not equal to tie en-
eTgonces OF the hour. The whole git oI
the subject from a Republican stand,
point is given in the last paragraph oi
Judge Polsley's letter, and should be
cordially accepted by all Democrats as
it is by all Conservatives.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-09-23

'UnClo Joe wonders where all the pill!
low,cases 90 to. He slys he ntvcr ask
ed a woman what she was making, ens
gagged on plain sewing, without being
told ii was a pillOw,oRse.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-09-23

Prentice says gjrl will differ, One Of
them broke her nOcl in trying 10 escape
being kissed, and q great n any oI them,
nrc ready 10 break their uecka TO goT
kissed.
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sTNR YORK.

We are prepared to do job Work Of every
description. in as good style as any Office in
this part Of the State. and at lower prices,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-09-23

The hog may not be thoroughly post
ed in arithmetic, but when you come TO
a square root, he is tbcrc--the hog is.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-09-23

Eugonio takes 1900 600 fraDcs IS
pocket Money for'her Tip to the sTsT
Canal,
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From the KOnawha Journal.I
non. DANIEL POLSLEY.

No one can doubt the fidelity Of Jud ge
Polslcy TO the Republican party. When
the gloomy clouds oiwlr lhroA,encl the
destruction Of our country, ho was frm
and unshnken on the side Of lls preser.
yalion and perpc'UiDy, When peace
was restored and the great work Of ro-
construction commenced, he was on the
side Of Congress and the people, and
gave his undivided support in bringing
back the misguided States, to their for
mer harmony in the Uaion, on the basis
Of a policy that promised to secure the
safety OF the Government, and now,
since the Republican party has. in this
particular, accomplished its great under
taking, and in order 10 keep the great
car of Republican progress moving on
ward. the Judge makes him elf again
heard on the sile of justice and right,
and promises hearty support Of the
principles of Universal Suffrage and Uni
versal Amnesty, thu great foundation
rocks Of the Republican party.
We trusli t6at+-tbc- Jadge,s opinion
will be read oy every one, nud we feol
assured thu his views will be q power
fuI lever in bringing about in this State.
al least, that liberal policy, that will
lead the great Republican party onward
to fanl conaumalion of the great ends
for which it was designed, the ameIio-
rntinn Of nll clnsses Of mon.
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!ASONlC.

III ''0'
The regular communication Of Mintun
Lodge No. 10. A. +. aud 4. NJ, are held
monthly, en- the nght Of the full moon. de
sane being Tuesday, or the Tuesday night
immediately preceding. -
W. L. RUFNER, Secretary.
sept 10, lS6S-ly.
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MmAr rnN pRESs sAY.

Below we give scv 9nI articles from
our exchanges in order TO show with
whs, satisfaction Judge FSlsley's letter
is being received BY tSe press and pee
pie of West Virginia. We commend
these articles to the editors Of the Raw
cuswood Nelcs. Fairmont West VAyin'
ian, Berkely Union and the CIarksbuIg
E5,graph The last named paper has
"gone back" on its liberal ideas and is
now rampant against any "lOhing up" at
sll. Why these papers are so bitter
against this movement, has never been
explained by any Of them. 1t will al
SO be seOD by these articles, that the
doctrines We have so long advocated,
is not confined to Mason county, but is
porvsJiug every county in the State, un'
ill it is now pretty certain that sutii
cicrt number Of men holding the views
expressed in Mr.. POlsley letter and the
Mason county resolutions, will be sent
10 The Legislature this rell, to mako q
clean sweep of oil restrictions now
placed upon large number Of good cit
ia'ns in this State because of their con.
nocron with the late rebellion. We
hope to see every man defeated, Who
suffers himself 10 be run Upon platform
an'agoni'Lic to this
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-09-23
GGe aIretGGy Reeisttr
nrr,rsurp EVERY THURSDAY MORNING BY
GEO. W. TIPPETT,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.


y.Y STREET, SEAE couLT House
POINT PLEASANT, VEST VIRGINIA
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Corporation gotit,s.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLlC NO
~ TlL hereby yea 10 The owner oeepsi Or oten
Hou 40 Lots improved o. eHurrosd f bs'ts
o8.sd he oihs Board q Assessors f ssnanos b. al per
F ,s,i,g Crrb ,l cater stones rri Fsr7us sidewalks "a
ut Include Houses huc @ " Ground, vseari Lols
rissss ara parcels " Land. siusted On -, A.,
r svsruss pro1t affected b. The above
namsl Aseme and who are o2posl . ht ,tae ne 3i mes
Cbr,r Of TIE board Of their once No 2 Chiuoe
sweet Basement hes lOutous within tii' oJs ION tSe eae
o. Ia ''a'@ J. HGaRItoS REED. Board ofAp,,soI
GUERNSEY EACKETrD
oeee Bo,rl q Assessors, Ess Court Hons, Nay W l&2
mo SEWER CONTRACTORS Separate
SEALFD PROPOSALS each Endorsed VITA The Ute Of The woT TO
mn IL es t name bidder and toe date Of ~ PI,s,5i'on
,esi,,l a ttis OHss mt o'eosh 10 Of SATURDAY, Nay
81 I65 fr tie CONSTRJ CrION Of SEWERS, ~ olosh ~:
ep,seo la llSth lg1i tud 1870 sis between 5h ard dlstsS
In th4t bevtea 81 al lthavsA GBd ts- betcsn 6ta aug
gvsF srsrcatou 7thaVt between GresnviehaVe and
sqbtt SPECIFICATION Ala 45dGt between % sl4 LtIg'9htes
6vs teiEtcn <h tAi tJ Chaye betHstn 2 800 stt "a
and iu Stt byc aUi last River hptchcnuoh On
1884 6 ard ll7sbSs between 81 and al AYES SpectsSion =
Ia lhve TS 79ihta Blifi between 70 ano S'ss
- 80 8 Lstreeu tb sad 5thavss Specification blu lLt
18th thl JnFu With bstchei tpechhuoh
between JaurS Asi OTetii heufot't
utois Grtui and DTEsnttl Gandst bNtsh AlEe
al CauuousA MtuKn and Goerek between Grand AM bos
between aud 5 and Avenue between 81 An1 SUB hhu
2 and 1911 49, Specification 0n Bed0rdst between Christopher
and ytnekt between Spring .na Houston bio0ns
Sullivan aud 1h0npohft and bprnR Do
tween Mubsrry Cr0shtts SPECIFICATION LIN l3tl Lem
sve 70 snd through e6thst sptdtestos A-H ID
ave between AMI s0tb -sit vh branch IN tlthtl
he and And tofA lof
BIDS sbtHs Application - the Ofes zoe BqTsis
RogT l. DARaGGn AsassSe,
GEO s. GREEHE } Board
Croros AevEprcT pFraETNEsT. May 10. 1853
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p10SENcERS ARRLYED.

FROM LIVERPOOL, A ala steamship AePP1IThoa Mlsds.y
Noh eea Mari Erysoh ard ehA NJ and Mrs dH
Espps Mo11si Mrs A. Smith sAa ehidsrB, JACOB
Wanaslblags Alex Iuses CAP. Rich, Miss Rich
FROM SAVANNAH, hav l3-Ia steamship See Bahes-hrs +
FuIsgsu IEd wife VIZ SgFgi,s j. B.ri Hopkins
D. Low family T. L. CresbV, JEO Nelson aud VILE
Mss stIrf.s r. Lrsch Adsa l. Tired. A. hoses T. fes
J. w. Red Jao kihgan, G. T. Carf Jaess fhe Il a.
Palmer H1tsrd Hiss Bahlsaa Master huthef
ford c. RubsTfori, O. Gsmsbass' Mr. Gehls
Ms Brsuiegts and seAaI Geo kSectu
y n AanAaL ] v nssadcl. Z. kar-er. $50 " ste.IsEe
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SHIPPIAG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF Skw.YoRE.........................NaIl !:


CLEARED.
se,m,Aip,-S.u Jauo Atkins savannah; VALLEY oy Jshn.oS
I1G1 sy cS Ta H1.1. Rel bourne,
Norfolk aod Richmond Champion Loeswooi Ona'''a' h@"P'
SseErops Rcs o BeGsES Qaesa Hearts. oSs for
B,TssGr.,sa Wallace Csrdeaas, weess LasUuA War
Avsr. Bangor 81 U;qls LoTSeIr No y1sss yih,,
HssEeh Mol Bralhsrne, Wilmington MARI stewart AAms 81
bolt F F11 az Ma Peters WlIs5r Beuss, John B.
Uisdsor; Wlausa LsSreoos jacksonville ta'sns Howard
ARRIVED.
S,s.,,.tin SHERMAN Henry New Orleans mtse and Pass
sssnssip Sangos,a ryder Casrssior, Hd,e aud pass
Steamship Geo Mas'f0 S.s Gi Ptoraea mise aad pass
SIP Car.etssHs Moray Iosohsnl Jaa 30 tea
B,Is oass Dastt Pfc Puerto Csbeo II days
R bar, nST Eaa mae csi M1S a..s i d s5 o
Bt Nellie Cav iuauOll ls tay' biie'' SOL lie
BIZ Florence. Rsthbau Galyes,ol u ~, OXIDES
E SiE G AI f,, ssa5I RED s5oT
sehr John s. Lee Carr ceafa'go, y I'D days To '.
s sc F Rs A@os Kemp Bnsa Bsfads 4y' produce
se5r Good WIN Roberts, Elsa,her. days pHe'PVles
sesI. NSIora, higgins, Portland, Me, lumber.
SAILED.
sAPtly.s for H1!T. CIV q LG S IsS n:'' ios
George cIo@ss New 9Ts.ns aa JIlG and hS.t'Is
eEnOad Eatsps Galveston ships-Casia ' 81 Joan' n D.
-'''-''' ARRIVED. Sunday, May 10.
steamship Aeppe HarnsOa Liverpool Nay Queenstown NAY
ndse. and pass
staamship GeE Barnes NoroS Ssvassah ndse AID pass
Sssan:sis Steamship ws1ssit4 Fist EeTBsdora ndst and pass
Steamship Bavaria PsHtsr Hamburg May udee aai pa@
BARI u Colbert gtae BuenO Arres IS days hides aud WOOL
BIig James DAN. sss.sn. CsDasoss. cas-, nol'sssA
Eehf Ella Asy Allies. BarSeOa sdAJS fruit
scHoOHAzs-aIVER oOAsrW2L
Ocean Wave, Virginia Soynehls holaseL -.
one, ROudOat william Nate. ooAtn AmO0i'
n A. Fowlsr Rondout AAFy DlAs' Fef' J0SDs"1'
John AaGnA RiIabsthpoTt
DOMESTIC FORTS. - "A.
p.-,... NoSvox Va Nav IS-Pa,sed IN Baltimore bds
usrrT romSt Johns T. john Richards - sshrs W. IaS,s
500 John H. French Ira Tucker. aud r n bosAs9 "S"
Ar1vsA ban Kayiarer from kie Janeuo I,,.ynoo MAJ
EnSroS MAJ Is-Arriyed stsanshD sGEata hen -
"a oTeenasuu 9Th; lark Wild Garsle Res yo,s brg
KeaIetr tou New. Orleans ss@usp h~sss "a IAsrease
Nu haEsry IT, Gayesi0B. NAY from ChsTles,eB
Esm Ass1as; shiS ZilnI hsa NTerpO0' ''Af~ '''' ~
IaN u ceiAaa NtnsngtsA
FOREIGN PORTS. .-.A,, e.rn,,,
PLrxss<s NAY M-r.s Ha@Ggf Issi as sski Asd sailed TIA
kea Ksv.isTk kay l. aSrIea ~ - HsIbuE
zsniAF ~ C4efesaTy 81 $50 sohr Csaes Haren bt reN
NAY fs - pr ssssss Garland on the 18Th
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Asslsilv, Medal PIr1,yoI, Brer,t Oolousl, Q. s

CHER7FFs SALE.-TO Manufacturers and
- Msehp the Sheriff 4 he cosa Kn vii sell at PSBsIO
% and Csens National sgssi Tie Desr Furnace Co. uL.h
The vrsss corner wGshEss Ahd Keuts qresHpon TUks
DtY MAJ "a Al o'oloek an the tool aItuts and other per
property the Gstse Furnace CompsHL consisting q BsFs
ShthpF Puliea PiAaes Ghd Tools snail PaseT
Too Slping Took Lar, Lathe And Tools so tAA
Iathss Upright bra 1ss tEO snail Drs, hAE
Machine VasL Scales, OESe PuTsisTt. &c . -
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Nrws rAcKAGrs EoR rHE PrEss.

Captains pUrssrs srrIas Aa port are requested
t.sr gsekses adSres Nerlok Associated Press on
persous eIbpg authority Of J. W 6soHton Seusfs
packages the OtsHdI COSpsret Ib> isUs
World E0srsss EUeshs Po, CoMHera Adrfissr SLdas
Zgag and Nee YsTk Dssska! Shead ~s be seh'efed OILY
he 1aEe yersOas
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MEDICAL fuhTEtoHt OyrcH,B
WIsHisGTOS. D. C.. Nay 10, leo9
nUBIIC SALE Of MEDICINES, HOSPITAL
II sToREs DRESSINGS, huSKETO BARS, SEWN be offered
Al Pablo Aaon IN this city WEDNESDAY The 1871 DAY OF NAY
10 IN AZ Tie Juds square Depot EL, bs.ssa fsntA and
Fnb ~ sud valuable is'orueB Of heinet Hospital b
propsrtr needed for Vac pa6hc service among VICE.
viii be- found hs following, VIZ; ...-.. -
sulshue Hths 100 ounces Alcohol LOO quarts Otra o. Cas-
tts, ounces Fad Of CuehonA, 5000 Ind
Rrtet Of Ginger 9oo CoposHd spirits Of Lavender
ouue Powdered OPIUM 2OJ IleL OpA CamphoTAle AZ"
ounces suphae OF Quiuiht, so e1pess. -
sptrn Candss Beef Extract Condensed MIA Dtaeoiled bgg
Adbssys ugass plzsts GatA Percha Cloth. Pateu LINT
Oiled sin aud MuIE Roller BsBsAEs Laeu Also, IS 200 hs'kso
Pun particulars catalogues Terms cash r. cert required
FN CHARLES SUTHERLAND,
is.i Par lreyet loiou n A. A
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RosENT soHKKvILLE, AnenOneeI, No 3 kasAsatt
VTELOCIPEDES, VELOClPEDES, VELOC-
IPBDBs-R0BgRT sOhkkViLLE yin sell at es nls.'sSn
Vesspeo of WHys DsaNesfS Woods Powers sod other bes'
ety bn All " see Ssd P'ask Yeopse Rsf jersey
CIV Veo skouH ayah themselves Of tbs sale 70
obtain aTstelAas mashhs Of zsserate rive
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Rort Marstu's SOtin.

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po.xWauDsTg 0TuoH, No. = "hhAna
HroTIcE Is hereby gwen, IN &C accordance 5it wltn
IN seHss E,rS~uT O0s Tie Port Of New ior V al peas
kessasss hSvnr sAnfe the subject natter o. such 2a
nDses.s rysf hat IosisE vessels are sou aaaer
Eardsaa thss ne ssd ssrvss OF elAninasoas
ns- gIsSn iays sssesSaag IN noas on oeAn -
seasshbp Vf9e.
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Sarah PArssa, he'll, 's'''''''%
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ekr RSsa He Rabertsa
beAE h@e'as'''''''''' .iMfBuREK ToNPklhA Fr's"''A
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