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THE ancients desired clocks bnshy

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This medicine is rapidly gain

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Kerosene Explosion

On the night OF The 18th inst, near Ben'on-
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which CO mmInlca,cd the FIRE to another lamp
Oh the same table, at the residence of Mr.
James B. Morrison, by which MIR. NJ. his
wife and youngest daughter were severely
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throsts as we'll rs hands and arms. MIR. Ms,
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and arms.