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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-17

LABOR AND IMMIGRATION CONVENTIONAL
meeting OF the Committee OF Arrangements for
this convention, held In the Market Hall, yesier-
day afternoon, the following letter was received
through VIM. NJ. Lawton, Esq, presllent Of the
South Carolina Institute:
ACADEMY OF Music. /
CHARLESTON, March II, 1870.
Iy,n M La,Dton, Esq, President South Carolina
Institute:
DEAR SIR-Learnins that your institute Is TO
hold convention OF delegates from all parts OF
Tie State, in tiiis city, soHle time in May next
beg to tender through you, the use VI the "Acade-
NV of Musicn for that purpose, anil will feel high.
" houured by your acceptance. Yours truly.
JOHN CHADWICK.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-17

of any prominence are, DeLargc, Raincy, Pur-
Wis and Swails. The two former are natives
of South Carolina, and the two latter of Penn
sylyania. With the exception Of DeLarge,
none of these had much influence. The col
ored men generally were superior in decency
and ability to the majority of the native white
Radical legislators.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-17
WAAYORS IN VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, March 1e.
Henry Z. Ellyson, one of the proprietors Of
the Richmond Dispatch, was tonight elected
Mayor by the City Council In Petersburg
the Council elected General Newberry (late
Federal oficer) Mayor. Among the council
men appointed by General Walker for Peters
burg were two colored men.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-17

for the Proposed Inva-
s'on-Faets from FcRinns sDocuments-
Number OF Men Availab1e-The Arms
and Arnories-A Complete Plan of
Campaign-The Points of Attaco-The
Critical Moment.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-17
The Oneida Horror.

LONDON, March ls.
The Pail Mall Gazette states that the Ameri-
can accounts of the Oneida disaster are not
only inconsistent with each other, but are in-
consistent with the facts, and even with pos
sibility.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-17

Mr.. John Luke, living about ten miles above
Athens, In Jackson County, Ca, was sk.lled on
Monday night by his son-in-lsw, II. H. Hob
good
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-17

ON TO CAN ADA
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
TIE COURTS.
s1rpEEME COuRT-sPncIAL TENN.

Refore NJ. Justice Bdrndrd.-JOhn u. Gtds-
so,I All hnrga,ei A. GdssOn.Thc defendant In this SUIT
obtained a separation from her husband some wears uso,
and subsequently Nentlo Pr0'idehce as u M ~ 10 o.
sn,t Tor an pbsoute divorce, charging that sc commit
ted adultery with this Mr. Howell. The wife oi MT
Howell also has brought suit Tor divorce againso I,i
The trial commit need yesterday. The marrage WIS
proved and the residence Of the plantlH Mr itoWes
wifo was examined and testified that she had Deen 0r
years Invalid and much absent rom nome ti wi'e
Mrs Glasson had been selected by her husDaha a as
companion for herr that sho twltness) returned 70
Providence before Mrs Glasson calno tncLe; tna t
MrJ Howell gave up extension room when ne h,1
been In the habit Of occupying To her. ana TOOK siul
room close By; that Mrs Gasson came on Monday night
that ON Tuesday night she informed her husband
was I'm Mrs Gassons room and went to the door OF her
roo heard her husbands snore, ana ahotheI peat
ing her daughter had gone round ana soon cue heau
her I'm the room: she then went and hammered on tne
door and IL was opened her husband was standing IN
his shirts her daughter was standing heic Win euhuic
Mrs Gasson the bed with her hands over her race
se (witness) pulled her hands from ntr race huu sdu
Look az her Libby look at her; ism I she pretty COM
panon for my daughter" sho aud her daughter "eIo
tnen pushed oat OF the room. ,,,,
Miss Howell young lady OF IT, confirmed her m0ther
stOry giving with little agitation an account or
how she got into the through an unfastened Win
dow. aud through a room communicating Win her
fathers and Mrs. Glassons room. "a -,
The next day her father told her IL they either told
what they had seen he would kill them In two days
After they had seen their auye he locked up tner room
and told her Wleh sue ashed "hote sho eHou ''l' W
sleep IN the Streets
mother had not agreed, their relations togeiher were
very unpeasant her mother had not thought Mrs Glas
proper companion for her, ana delayed q! froNl
where the air did not with her to t her out
for bOardiB Y school; father had previously threat
eued suit for abandonment, and commenced the day
he brought Mrs. GassOn from New YORK.
on redirect examination. she stated that her father
subsequently told her she should not have dollar ol LIS
money II she went to her mother
The case Was then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
unI,sr DE REPRESENTATIVES,.

Bills were introduced and referred as follows:
Mr.. KErCnUM n.ep.. n. Y.l-Dehnins tho location Of
Mr: sCoE LID tiIep. Penn)-fOr apprenticeship in
Mr. rEssNA lRep.. Penu.,-To admit Mississippi. toa
represeata tion la Congress
Mr. tHERRoD Dem. Ala.l-To remove all political
Mr. pECK Dem. Ey)-Eequ,r!ng all Tegulat!on' and
ceqDir I &C. to be signed 10 person by the Com
missioner ad ndorscd as approved by the Secretary or
Mr. VOORHEES, Dem, Ind) ITO authorize and aid tho
Kan3@ PacIao Railway Company to eItend 10 road 10
BY Mr.. sPiNK tl.ep. DasotahI-For biennial sessions
oi tie Terrltoral legislatures.
CURRENCY EXPANSION.
Mr. TNGER3OLL Rep.. M offered resolution direct
Ing he Committee on Banhing and Currency TO report
9i,s ci 1 noes to to amount o. fortyfour
Tho ~, roiu iei to second .ho previous question by
q yotso ot - II, AID tho resolution went over.
ir. CUfIo'f tRep.. M offered a RESOLUTION directing
III, specll Comn,teo On the Postal Telegraph TO inquire
10 The Wno.o sIhje,t Os .e.o aphng throrghout tie
United State aad aatotllne II ~ send for persons and
Tns Ious fused to second the previous question by
yo,s OF 50 TO Il. I'D he resolution went over
PAlrtAL nfPrpArioS.
Mr MsEFIY Den, ~ 9Gsssd a rec re,oln9n lon, deciar.
Ems nay .ble IN Oreenbaeks and congemung the policy
of he hdninstrluon, IN edeenug such bonds at ish
OF premium While 1. has Tho clear right 10 redeem
= NJ JoSia Dem KY moved to ray .ho resolution
tho table. Tor tho purpose Vi testing the sense vi the
HOME.
Tho vote was taken by lctsnni NAYS, and the resol
ton laid on tho table Yeas ll2; Nays al. strict
phrty vote.
Mr. BURR Dom, III offered y resolution calling for
informatOn 10 tho quantity of raw materials, such
cOpger u, and pig Iron, hand IN the VARIOUS dock
yirds and Gsanns, and why they should not be sold
Tho resolution adopted.
Mr. CULLOM (Rep. NJ offered resolution, calling FOR
Information IA to o amount Of HN collected Tor the year
isd) on liquors. and tobacco IN each Congressional Dis
tic also tbs aggregate amount MI sources
In each COngrc siOnal district. which was udOlS,d
TItg NATIONAL LNBoR UNION.
Mr.. LOGAN ulap Ill offered resolution toinvte TIE
National Labor UuiQn Ia SESSION III Wasllagtoh 10 lave
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

An UntrUstrOrtkV CUstOdldn.-In the matter
equity. IN the IT, g. District Court. Of John Sedgwek
Special Receiver, &C. agt. James r. Sparkman Executor
&C. and Others in which IL was sought to Spark
custodian OF tho assets of the firm OF james
Place & Co, bankrupts, Judge Blachford las decided
that the evidence shows Sparkman 10 be an rntrust
worthy custodian he places tho property IN the
tody OF the u. 8. Trust Company as receiver.
Seiz,re Of Books PAPERS dc-n the matter OF the pc
ttion Seymour McCuagh for return OF books papers
&c. in which the petitioner complains that the books
papers &C. which were seized six months ago by
Collector Bailey, the ground that they contained
fraudulent entries have been needessy detained to his
(acCullagls) great damage and loss Judge Batchfor
has decided that the books papers, &C will be retaned
until further order
The petitioner alleges that the seizure has entaied
loss o about $4,000 In his business operaons that hs
business aa been honestly conduced that Transcript
relating 10 the alleged fraudulent entries could eaay
have been made without any detrment 10 him. and that
many and papers seized nthOugh OK great
Importance to him. contained nothing ~ throw any light
nm the ALE Oed frauds
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01

O. For the first recorded act Of liberal ministry
this universally looked nron a. u;
the writers in the Rappet, and N. Jarbilux, its
editor were sentenced to fine aud imprisonment Tor
similar oHense. But that was under the admins,
tration Of FORBADE do Ia Roqnette and nobody
January. although. not differing in appear
ance from the ordinary issne, was was! IN rsnllty,
aud WINS filled with articles intended to stir up the
soldiers and excite their minds against the Govern
pent 1t was published % Jan; t1s french as, news
came on Saturday. and thus appeared on one OF tho
few days when the soldiers at liberty to leave their
and IL wGsIs sy in the st pacs
hut IL wak soori exhausted, nnd second and thlrd
hardly satisfied the demand The wonder is that the
paper not seized for IL was Oi .ha
new ministry had been announced. and
Olivier in undisputed possession OF his ms
Offenders. And even then, as II this were not
sufficient blunder the articles fixed on for prosecu,
ton were two that had been published before. ana
9d Of January. One Of them, written BY Charles
Hugo, had appeared in the Rdppel Of November Z;
the other Felix Pyat was Published lin in sS Ess
ministry no notice had been taken of them, but no
sooner did they reappear under the ministry Oh or
liver. than they were prosecuted. IL IS Dna JtSod 81
them were quiz To- see. and prompt 10 exciain
against this inconsistency. The Journal O6icie,
which Is ALWAYS hb Tue stTslcb VI
when there is any Troublesome fact To Do
covered up came out with a curt denial Of the RGP-
pers statement that this prosecution was actually
the very first show Of hands the new ministry had
made 1t declared that 1t set on foot, not by the
Olivier ministry, but by that of FORBADE de Ia ho,
uuette. Unfortunately, facts aud dates went hard
against the Journal aud there was no getting over
the argument urged by even conservative journals,
that IT, as would seem to be implied by the haste
made TO deny the paternity Of the prosecution; inc
new ministry was ashamed of 1t, why not have
auashed the proceedings at once, since 1t had tne
powerf Why give excuse TO an inoetal
world for saving even il it were not strictly true
that so.called Liberal ministry went out OF ITS way
TO prosecute articles and two months old. that
reactonary beral ministry had not Thought worm
prosccutDgs TO all which. the only answer Das
been tho condemnation of Messrs. Hugo ana fyat
with NJ. Balitout. tine printer of the Idppel, taken
altogether II months imprisonment and 4,UO francs
Gnel r,ho.o, ,rb
that NJ Olivier has thrown out to the pubic whaie
lie has made the Emperor pardon the miners az
Aubin who were recently punished Tor DaV,ng trleu
TO establish their rights by force have told you III
a former letter the lameutable story What M. VI
liyier was not able to do, however, even WIN lmpe
rial Aid was 10 restore life tho men, women, ana
children of Aubin. whom the imperial ehassepots haa
so cruelty so unnecessarily, killed. But there are
wrongs i'm France which not even Liberal minister
were he twice an Olivier. can redress. &C
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
SUPREME OURT-CrRcUIr.-KINGs COUNTY.
o,;o, In, S5O On0 D1mooes E1,rnrI II

A elton tOf SoU,OOO Ddmdges.-EuUdfU van
GaasbeeE agt. The Long Island Railroad Company y-This
suit grows of The accident near Willow TIeo Station.
on Long Island Railroad Friday. the 3d ot Last
Apt IL was the same accident which caused the death
Of the late Mr. RushtuOe. aud OiEer citizens OF Brock
lyn. Yesterday morning the plaintiff brought SAT- to re-
damages for injuries sustained on that occa-
sion He was represented by Messrs jerks and Werd Of
this city, and Nr Da Costa OF the firm Of BlatchfOrd
seward Griswold Da Costa Of New-York. The defeud
ants In the person 0f Mr. Oliver Charck, were repre-
sented by Messrs Rapalo, DAILY and Brown OF New
York. =,
Some months previous to the accident the plaintiff had
visited Berlin for the purpose Of consulting an ocust or
that city relation his eyesght which had been con-
sderably impaired. IL had. however, been go nch ll
proved that only few days before the accident 0"k
place he able 10 ride horse down broadway New
York. and of the East River ferries The In
juries however received the sd Of April rendered
hlm almost totally blind. ana since That time he has boe
guided about by little coorcd boy He consequently
claims iamage tho OF $4,000 The defendants
denied that the accident was caused by any negligence
on the part of the Company or its servants
A largo number OF witnesses were examined Tor inc
prosecution the testimony did not differ materially
from that taken ut the Coroners inquest The case 10
still
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

Internal Repenue Cdses-GeOrge A. Cassi-
beer Of No. l9i Bowery held In 500 bail by Com
missioner Shields for examination, for doing busne
a wholesale hquordealer without payment Of special
tax.
Jeremiah OBren OF No. 70 0yerst. was Leld Ia tjeD
bail for examination, by Commissioner Oshorr. for 6on
business Wholesale tobacco dealer without ynent
OF special tax.
The ARen Sub Treasury Case.-Ilenry A. Allen, the
keeper of tho Sub-rrelsury building, who Nat charged
before COmmissoner Osbo with haN log pf seut~d lsa
vouchers of supplies frri he'd tho building With ,ntcns
TO defraud the Governncn and WIN haYing DESTROYED
hook intrusfed to lin 10 niake cntri H. btn dis
charged, tie Comm holdnF thit lf PROOF n pro
senaton vas inadequate. and 10, prosecution mood
iu9 the Charge .Lg 90 the de. uCtion U! tic DoGk
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
CRIMINAL.

At the Tombs Police Court before Justice
Dowling John w. Lewis, tho ChiBanan ond his wife,
who we're stabbed on tie night Ot Jan. ~ Franosol
Yepeda in their dweliig, NJ ih DaNisrtt. appeared
and made complaint aganst tlCir Hss linnt, who hns,
the assault, beon couhnSd IN tho Tonlbs. THO
has inst been enabled 10 leave ihe hospital Ou
nitted TO await n trial
At the Essex Market Police Court, yester..
With stealing $50 from the til Of Edward Clnikson's
liquor store while tho baTheepct Bar 1olOmev UOahue,
was asleep. lie was committed FOR trial! william sieei
was committed for examine tlon on the complaint of
John Baer OF No. Ell East BeyCntc.nthst, charging MN
with robblng him of o silver watch on tuhdy nisAb
whe passing through Avenue A, near FHteegthst
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
SHIPPING INTELLIG ENCG
roRr OF SSw-yORK....."......... ,Ia'o.r, 81
s.e,n.hlp. Allep.anI. wis.ss. asassrg. Rr,aeoal,

CLEARED.
s,e.u.U. Alep.ania W,esss Hamburg; P0eon' BAsf r'fS
'Ia S,p 'h.'a b. Bsi,S S'iSaaHS Bass%olt nsS6urs
A'sa Apss. Nara Ea, M,s, sS.sP' :s
''P BnSs hcdm.s Redu,u .,a. wnaas Dr,. M.s.
centaur Moore Go,u.e,mo BnI. H,. B.srhar sAso.i A.
scS by Batt. Hoo caiiss. e.st% HrSh E o.s.
Kingston.
Steamship Circassian. Ellis Ne~.0Trins nfs" snf pass
ss%sS ciy Of PcssaP,ines Ja;is.a fortaarlss ri. Dc
''ss, ss,Sp ss1 t1sSS cfesSSS c SooS
sSp so7sSsa Sf The Seas " ads. 'ss
Bark Mou.,pma, Hammond Martinique. u days. 'ss,h
b,t B. E9:aa, E9 rs' .s as, s'r. s. ! ssa Sy cS.
Ers E III, hsS5,S9' S,ss pS S. .r ia.l g. p,
81, Fo c,.. sss p:s ss a .s.o s ...s c' s as
Sehr Unexpected Ludlow. 50 Jobs, is days potatoes
SeSr sarah cas,ssr J5iS.oa CsstussOs s..
sst @ = "a. tSa. Ssss ns enss SS via Poraab pes
SeRr Frorss JeaSr. COravs. u.s. iiOas'' Os'9o d.,
PVssst ssSr Nellie Anderson. c.... lsAay., ures.
sr sss5 lsitsl y ro.y WE %ss cs.ias sa fsS
u,,o. p,..Ii.Sss .esosE' SS ,.s .s Coz Prordsa.r
DOMESTIC PORTS.
ysT9srs. jas A,s .,s..1S s Sfafs '''n''
Jaw 3lAnyeJ sscan 'bi9s Iy"h RON Lsf9oo, & s
ssIs .s5s IRON Baltimore A'-'" from 'A''''''' ''''' '
MEMORANDA.
Bari rhe ~ o. Mailer. o Psaieiph'a for St''s s.1s
In cic stsn teen batusi a, pi'sair 'H~
pctrole 49, -. c.,...,--
SchF George wohey. NsLes, nom G',ves,oa hr Ssc,.
fupderei lh EA Etd G~ sni 20 ga, Fh- es
wee rescued In sch Enaa 1Ars eoas.ets""
mount a oouey board asd Which ss' v ~
Lsur>
se lh,uas om sa,snrsh Ge,e@ xsat 'sbore GA reel
Catalogue Sound 9tih irss sfs~ roseae l.s ''.@' a
sckr j. B Nvers Iwooi Sss.yss 30 seaneas :. ee's
to-ed into Villain ssn Del. st.
M. cargo taiIrs sf.1s C. yerri. New io ks Sales
shore dsks5sri the beach, lac '~ss
Of aEd partially stripped
SPOKEN.
Marx Witch from Dosoa n, Srtse 2, lst u ~ or W
Dak Pcyta from chcsu Va. f Ra 1ndeJ.1 a. lAi - sa -
FOREIGN PORTS.
QkSysrox~ Jan JtTse Caesri steamship S.nani f'm NV
Yors arrived q this port al . = N. today
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
TOr!. .Isfecss' notia

s..rs rHsS,
Poxrw.spass osF,cs Nc . 'ih''ha,
NOTICE IA hereby given, IN accorlinso wuS
~ s,e,,oa Of tie Ast p.ssa Alnl !. al ssr,ss
Interested w. hAvns eaarge Of - sHhe AA'' " a
sprre dat tie sses ts e rs .'e 80 = a
loo bI M, psn .r.ra. sn q .ai sl..ss ~ esAS
sLn sA a''ss o.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
MONDAYS WEATHER RgPoRr-s n
utYIATuRk ALMANAC

"a, Sua 5.is rOoa rse,.... 90
| Al
s,, oo. g. n Cov I,ian... Hell Gate .......i>N
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01

COURT CALENDARS-Tus DAY
SUPREMI CoURT-CHanByRs.-N go
MARINE CouRr-TRiAL THRM.-PARr L-Noi. c..
Slo lIgI ~ 80 "a as ri, ~ ~ 80 5es 81 JU. lu.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-29

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sea srgss iasne "a sHana -
htts r'
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[ ~ en fhef gsHt mdspl
49, Hs~.ss eHn uts i
I ,afe VII swssa r., hstahp rs
Il ~ Rve ;. eugs ts8t - nrf-
tw rgse hist vaate 81
!. a aAa,e miEs4 s~uistg ps
Z aTsB gsho t wH'a be safe
i meat mF braw ,r ihea
IL another proper question:. fls,
Z thai board 81 directors place aa
y arma tocs 81 Hars lhae WIN
1 iag raising Me- answer om-
ttlIE, ad pas larae profit
fle. lfWeraise Superior stock
| people gIil kuaa e iaf the enter
WiIl ne 70 thoroughly ajycr-
III. lbru the animals Will e.l
tusrlges S1eh stations a Wlll
bcfl aniheiam withdraw custom
II sll paffs 81 the country 80
DIV She ce., bias had numerous ap-
.tatioa f1f stallion service im the
klinL season from gen tlemnn living
/ .dg tha state, WHO owu and wish
breed fr5rita mages. Again we
I, 900 investment 500 tiie capital
Fk t. g good one. livery taz pay
su Me- Should realize thatto doHh-
tle yalue of our horses, Is 40 ada
iueiy to orr revenue. IHat this
! be dome and wj,l DE I'd the Co"
Ecaed 10 raising she necessary
ptal to start the enterprise iu "a
bper way, IS FIRMLY believed Think
/ a moment that tba horse IS the
tgsl bred animal III aar whole ooHa-
/, bred With less ealc We bu0w brt
& what etl 30 d5aa lo pailet5 GIG
| " bFa ~. qgetaYa pt3saN Agp
| breed III P,49fgY2af fen Segregation
generation alNa47 .ce4As tae BEST
lcImeus OF TIA race faf breeders $50
Is hops to '5ar b5rs 1s erfest
lthephfs rent breeds as oar cattle or
hep says an eminda bfecdeFs we
81 make 5uf model Of animals as the
iag.aat.ou,can conceive alathen breed
diligently 10 attain It, end nature
III MOI only aHswgroar highest egRec-
lions l3nt suFpass in Egg.ection any
fug that we eau conceive Farmers
i capitalists Of VI. take hold Of this
lterprise and help place oar State at
l. head Of all horsa-sectious o. our
luntry, where she properly belongs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-29
Take oare OF Yonrself.

DoBD's NERy1SE ID ia PURE ToSfc, harmon.
ikes perfectly With the NERVE FIBRE. .ires1urfea
"a energy 70 the STOMACH, LIVER. BOWELS aad
Other gsoefa, -and sUPPEFs fRRsH fIFE for tbs
waste that Is constantly taking place. Il operates
spothingly,-i. ~ pleasant 20 axe any Wine land
KliE seep aud coed Digestion whRh /. Promotes,
Restores th' addicted 70 Sound Health 81 Body. and %
qpetne q Mind Il contains 20 opium, mercury o.
slyehnIue 90 often psed 70 nerouscompalHtsl aud
Il wholly free from any delecr0ns druRs whatsoever.
f,n, q thousands aie tesiiblag q il curaisr pow
ta Soc n.nlnhIeL ace1mnanLIng o-eLI ha-LL-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-29

y HEALTH DR. DOW iTfsiesu Fnd sn'gs9s
SO Eude8Hast.. foffon. ~ consulted daily fuF al
3setso in0ptnt ~ tht female system tr1ipsns :.
eti fioar Aibus, Suppression md gther HanstFhal
- IL sfhig ctaaia Is tbis mrs madG II Treatment
kat We most obstinate cVunptiHf llfl4 RnasF y, tHa
the salsisd person soas re5saes 70 segieet teslis
D.. Hew has Es doati bad grfstft e4persnfs 10 tbs
epif ~ dseHsss 70 Nomeu .hahaal eitsf ghSEifsH =
EGatHH
Boarding sFeotH Heaii8bs iDr aiisnts Who aAJ sltA
p 500 70 Boston few dsSf gnAer ~ Treatment.
hr Dow since o. having eanahsd Ais sheis sttsa
't1H 70 an afee pfpaeee fsi Tie care y Private Dc
eHsss an fgmsle t9Hpialnts aeknoN hedges 20 snpsi
Gr 10 lbs United states.
y H-Aii lstieys mUat eentsin ans dollar ~ thsy
hlt Hat Do answered
once AHGff ila8 B fnar.E.
HJs-an, IHly "a isfa AIyiyH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-03-29
MARRIAGE Guide.

taiag = pIfrte IBsfgeleT iat ~ raed persons ~
~ ib9s shout 81 be hr mafflsa, both male sn4 fe-
usir. iu 'yeFFuag concerning The ply sioloHy sBn r.
stios " oar ssfHei sysien sud ne proiIetiou aid
prevention 81 0HspnHg. Ae'udng 81 he Hrw aseavsts
ice never before given h tie EHgis5 suKuasr ~ WA
1alNG. D. 1bts y ftaiiF Tsfasbis and i1isfsst-
~ rst3e ITS sritsH n Fsia sagasFs fss tia gsHfs
u fe ~ af II Illustrated wtih BNmcfgat snFuElrEs
ti 7nsag EsfFift ple tAsss reuiefaF lstiEg ma
s8Isd ftgH ft bak II a,slg tss fscfeis BAT ey,rF
1ae saa1i1 e. ae9 ssiaicl wifh sff q = h1st mas
nH.t b w arH d sHf Hel g shtNt tpf Euuss Il VIII
De- sfai 81 Radfese % the ferr 6 so Gs Aasfsss
" he A@i SEA Aa fi6 apraeest, stoss fsatlk
fHitaAr' QlIH 1871
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