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FROM W.4SHLNG TON.
tBY ASSOCIATED PRESS
Exclusively 10 The EUening Telegraph.
Government Weather Report.

Exclusively 20 The EUeniHg Telegraph.
Government Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER WASHINGTON, May 4-l0'30 A. M-Synop-
sis for the past tweniy-four hours:-The pressure
continues quite low on the Pacific coast with threat
eBiDg weather. The barometer has fallen at the
Minnesota and the extreme Eastern states. The low
pressure, which was central In Illinois on Wednes-
day morning now extends from Indiana TO Lake
Ontario and has extended itself somewhat to the
south into Georgia The temperature remains low from
Iowa TO Maine, and has fallen slightly on the Gulf.
Cloudy weather has prevailed east OF the Rocky
Mountains, but is now clearing up in Texas and
Minnesota. 1t has rained, or is now raining, in all
lantic coast and extreme southeast Fresh aud
brisk, nOrtheasrerly winds have prevailed on the
lakes and Middle Atlantic Coast.
I'rObabilities.-No material change in the weather
is indicated for the remainder or Thursday. The
rain will probably extend along the South Atlantic
coast
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OLKARRD THIs MORNING.
steamer MSyfoWer, FuifE, New YORK, W. P.

a Co. -, -, -
steamer S. c. Walker, Sherin, New York, W. NJ.
Baird & Co. ,,,,
steamer Concord, Norman, New York. do.
ting Hoe JohnsOn Ingraham, Baltimore, with q tow
OF barges w. p. Clyde Co:
Ting Chesapeake, Merrihew, Baltimore, with tow
OF barRes, w. p. Clyde a. co.
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.FROM TIE SITE.
lBY ASSOCIATED PRESS. J

Exclusively 10 The EUening Telegraph.
Work Resumed In the Coal Region.
WILKEsBARRE, May 4. The Wilkesbarre Coal
and Iron Company's men resumed work this
morning, except Breaker No. 5, which is not in
repair.
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IRn O1hLe.l

LIVERPOOL May 3.-Arrived, bark Onward, from
Savannah, and brig Star, from galveston.
(By Ieieqraph.l ,,,,-
NEW YORK, May 4-Arrved, steamships Holland,
France, and Colorado, from Liverpool ~
NoRFoTK Va May4-ArriVed, steamship North
America: she sailed from Liverpool Aprl ~, and has
on hoard 10 CABIN and SO steerage passengers.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. MAY
STATE OF THERMOMETERS AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
8 A. M.........o7 IL A. M.......Ds p. M...-..6O
Sun RISES. .......... 466 MOON SETS. =.
Sun SITS ....... 657 HIGH WATBR........ / o
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Chicago Flour and Wheat Market.
Special Despatch 70 The EVening Telegraph
CHICAGO, May l-9I5 A M.
Receipts. SAip'ts Rscefuts Shfp'fs
Flour, bbls. 5000 1900 Oats, bus IL 900 ri, 900
Wheat. bus. II, 600 l44,O0o Rye, bus. 600 10000
Oorn bus. $1,000 l4s,eo0 Barley, bus 1900 1900
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THE POPE AND DR.. DOLLINGER.
Horrible Poisoning Case
The Bonnet Care CreVasse.
Butler and Brick Pomeroy.

Etc, Etc., Etc., Etc., ETC., Etc.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-01-13

see the sight, we will fire three shot; if
your gates are not opened and your han
Ger struck when the last j. heard. The
boy shall dangle in the air. a dinner for
the crows As he said this the relent-
less tyrant withdrew his grasp from the
curtain he had held, and the heavy
drapery descending to the floor shut
him from the view. Van Hartenfeld
returned towards the city, his better
nature struggling in vain, to make him
regret the savage doom he had just
heard pronounced upon his friend, and
the devil in his heart suggesting TO him
that he had no cause for self.condemna-
ton in its accomplishment.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-01-13

The curious law suit over the prop.
erty of Rachel Ostrom, the old maid
miser of Poughkeepsie, has brought
out love letters written over 60 years
ago by James W Gazlay, after-ward a
lawyer IN Cincinnati. He was an &C.
centric man, and on oDe occasion, when
court of three judges overruled his
motion, be gravely informed the learned
judges that they put him in mind of
Tartar team. Ono of the judges, not
exactly understanding him, inquired
what kind OF a team that was. Mr.
Gazlay said it was team much in use
in South America, and vas composed
of two mules and jacksss. He was
imprisoned for contempt of court, as
the people of his district thought with.
out just cause, for, in the excitement
incident on his incarceration they nom.
mated him for Congress, and he was
triumphautly elected from the first Die.
ttios of Ohio, beating Gen. VIM. II.
! Harrisoa, who ~as after~ard elected
President Of tho United States.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-01-13
TIE L.YST DEC.9DE,


Harper's Magazine Tor Jan uary aptly
says, that with the 3lst of December,
1870, closes decade Of years that can
be said. without exageeration, TO stand
unrvaled in the known account Of time
with respect 20 h imporrance e tie
events that IN axe up the sum of its his
tory. There is tendency in the hu
man mind that leads men 10 consider
their own time TO be the most important
Of oil time, and though they are right
10 holding such time to be the greatest
of all days and years 70 them, iuasmleh
as they constitute their lives, yet it is
certain that tho real interest of history
is concentrated around some few pc
riods, during which events take place
that forever after color aud coatrol the
worlds course. Such periods were the
decade Of years that began with The
crossing of the Rubicon by Caesar d.
G. 5040), the decade in which occurr-
ed the fall of the Kingdom of Granada,
the discovery Of America, the first voy-
age to India by the Cape OF Good Hope
the intermarriage of the royal houses Of
Austria and Spain, and the invasion of
Italy by the Freuch (l490-l500); the
decade that began with the meeting Of
the Long Parliament (l640-50); the de-
cade that followed the passage of the
Stamp Act (l765 .1775); and that which
followed the last meeting of the States
General of France 17S9.1799)' All
these periods were full of events, great
in themselves, and greater in their con-
sequences; aud yet the most striking
Of them all-that with which the ff-
teenth century closed-was not 80 rich
in events as the decade that is Just be.
ing added to the SUN of departed time,
There is hardly anything that can move
the svmpathies of men, or excite their
wonder, that has not occurred since the
beginning of the year 1862. Mighty
empires have been overthrown, old dy
uasties have fallen, great interests have
been uprooted, the most ancient tempo
raj politics have ceased to exist, new na-
tions have been created, wars of un-
paralleed proportions hava been waged
with new weapons on new military prin.
ciples, continental railways have been
laid down, obstacles to marantiue CON-
MERGE have been cut through or remov-
ed, remote nations have been brought
into daily intercourse through telegraph
ic cables that lie at the bottom of sea,
over which men were once afraid TO sails
aud great discoveries and inventions in
science aud art have added vastly to the
means at mans command to reclaim
that earth over which he has the pro-
mise of dominion on condition that his
exertions shall show him worthy of such
supremacy To match the seventh de-
cade of our century, it is probable that
we should have to take the greatest of
modern centuries, even the sixteenth,
to which belongs the Reformation, and
which saw the beginning of those chan.
ges the fruition of which was reserved
for our own time, and for the next age
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-16

WANTED--A SITUATION AS CoACHMAN, BY A
w single EDgshman of long experience; is first rate
driver And experienced best reference Address H.
g.. box ~ Herald Office.
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A YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS COACh
~ groom has six years. reference from last
rloycr humble and obedent Address r. b. box 1874 Her
a.d Office.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-08
SPECIAL NOTICE.

NrsSRs. ED!EoEs: Please insert tie :oi-
loving lines in Your paper, FOR lie hcn"fi; 0:
mother and children. who were parted ahou:
g wears ago. The fa.uiy belonged 70 Alr.
,Eohn Cook, living near Richmond, Va. and
At his death MIS- so!I 70 NJ. Eiwar,. Sears.
who lived in the City Of Richmond. Mc,
Sears afterwards sold 70 Spectator the io!
loving named children: Hannah, . years
old; William, 10 years Old; Harriet. years
old; John, 6 years old. Their fathers rac2c
was William Hayes, their mothers, Ann
Eayes. The shove named cti!dren ws-e so:l
near Augusta, Gu, Aun EisycS, with her TWO
youngest chilIron, Elijah and Ellen, were
sold Il the County Of NewberT, 5 G., abou.
20 years ago, ani at present are living Oh tbs
premises Of Henry !isEacre, NcwberTy c. Il
$. c. Any Information coucerl"s .he:e
children will i've thankfully receive! hv ihc
!crcuvet mother, Ann HAYES
Nov. 5. 1872.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-08
TIE S;tuation.

The excitement prevailing in tvwa
has solM"wha. Suj>iicd since "NT .a>t
issue. Sin:e tina. ;:iilc ,a92tT-o"c ::.
rests have Gev:: made, q! bit s"H e!
~t;si. were in The country, :nt. ~e aie
informed hy Col. Merrill! tn. N:cr g."
Persons have alaGv Confessions rs - Their
connection with the Nu i>?r% o7:a:':.
za.;.;n. MaaT wh0 have made c"":s>'
>ian< say they we're simply 'ne!:.ocrS
Of the Kan, and ncvv7 :c"i al active
part in its operations, nor we're engaged
il -ai(iinr Or the commission d out.
RACES Of any kind. Others say they
were impc??ei 20 join under threats OF
violence, while others give as reaS":'
that bv belonging TO the organization
they thought it would afford them means
of protecting t!.e negroes in their et:
5.or, in case they should hc tETtatcnr"
=, any time and some assert ;i'at b.
NJ otnc: means could thcS f;avc bcv"
vuaE,!rG 10 retain OF their Pia:Wi;o"S t!'c
avccSSarv lahorinc force &c cultivate the
crops. Tho confessions are almost i'va'
riatly accompanied by :hc rat:cS OF
;no>= who performed tie ccTc""n!eS ot
initiation, as we'll rs tAc names CT others
who were present en- tic occasion. cvme
who have made confessions ackaowicG e
10 their par,icipa;:on in tre Commission
Of ontcages of various Kinds, Including
! murders, aid i!ap.;catc Other persons
who arc alleged 10 have been present.
The following list embraces those who
! have been arrested since the publication
OF our less issue, up to - o'clock, Tues.
: day; 5. c. Sadlcr, ". II. Suider, ". II.
! White, Riley Moss, Dc. I. 3. White,
sides, y. B. Ne,'ry. l.. II. Ncciy, Reu-
ben Mccall, Lcs%Gcr Spencer, Il. L.
Porter, ". L. Shcrer, 5. II. Suvrcr.
! Shcrol ChldvrS. il, y. Mitchell, J. }
! Waters, J. 5. pcag. K. V. WyHc, Sa-
mucl Stewart, Minor Moore, F:a:,A
; EewcI', Cornelius p:i,.e. Tie :"u7 last
! ,.au:va are negroes who arc confined u
tnc cHa:d !:"n>c &: ",e Of the military
camps. T:.c iDl.o"::ng persons who were
arrested last week, have since been re.
! :vaSv9 from c".t;nrme:t: Berry Moss,
>.::;;i< Moss, Y. q. Gra:!acy, Lewis E.",
>vy. ,'a;iieS Eaita7cc, DR.. J. :. A::>o"
and ". 7. Spencer. E:oE tie com.
mcnccmynt, I"3 persons have been col:
fined in the ja;l, of which aumi'cr S. arc
We: under confinement il that bnl!.lr-,
while those vino h>vc no: been released.
are in tie guarr! house. Only ,wo OF ;hc
negroes arrested by tic military are !"
the ;eI'.
The FLOWING notice was posted OF the
PRISM! door. Yesterday
"Gm ani from tl.iS date, none hut i'm.
mediate relatives, {wiTcS, fathers, mo'
thcrS, brothers anl SisscrS) will he per
a:iitcti % visit the prisoners il Jail. hy
order Of Colonel Merrill"
l'ron inquiry, VIC !i"'! ti'st 20 time
has Yet been fixed upon for the accused
to- have hearing before the Commits
s;oner.-York7illc Enquirer.
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NsR2TED.

On the 2j:h o.: Dc.o',e-. by he HHT. .'.,;IH
Scout. Nix JOSEPH Ii. HUNTER aud Mss
LIZZIE y. FAINT, ali Of NcTner:y.
For tie very rick and elegant Bride cake
sent 20 the E.!itors, the yo2Ay and happy
cnur!. will arccpt Ou7 v1-me>t thanks, n
well "a gooi ,si.hc3 fJc heir future prosper
!:y.
on the 2G.h ut. bv Nv. Mr.. Lamar, a;
Tie rc>i,!ciIve OF the 'ri.i: : father. DT. J. W.
TREBLE and Miss l.. l.. CnAFP@LL, AL Of
New berry.
Rv the sane. o. The q ms. 1t TIE re>-
Gencc nf tic brides tu;h:r. NJ. E&S>ErT
PERRY. @: l.dgc;icld. and Miss LrcRETIA
WILLIAMS, OF Ncwl)CrTy.
We wish onT young friends, in their new
relation. the very acme %! mental, moral, 7 hy-
SicaI. social domestic ana recuniary harpi-
ness. health, wealth, strength and bcanty.
That bright SIMS may gid their matrimonial
horizon, and lo,"v Z ,~crs spring in their
domestic partcrrc to gl..1'en tiIs eye and
bcau:ifv the life.
''Thy VIII, read .o- her, ealk 20 hc', w-l&
with !:cr: smile 1i,h her wEsa she sm;Ees,
and when she wecrs. s,arG :hou n the sA&-
dow, als5. Lead her gently L? he steep ss-
cent OF life, unii! yc reaeh :nat :@,ipt vheuce
one Of Yon shall b. taken lAeccs.
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State os :S,u::: E:,-r!ina. Ccn"sy u
E:wlerr7-I5: Common Pleas.
Eiz.>rA = :i;--:n-. ain K. viii viii a.
Hcxn! Q: Z. Z. X H:sGn.. decd, ". u.
Calvin e.. Higgins, ,t ai.
EY o,,icr 90 ~ C"r7; VII sell ~ Ne~-
he.TY Cprr; ;i.i,>t. ." ;he H.; E"f:';.v ~
aay n ~" mgr. 81 - 90 IA: 'c>i;-r c.,
o! 'Ge I.;r 5~nIci, Z. ::'g%;a-. s:;al:-G l.
:he ;nna -: T""!-r:y H. OF contains 57t
a"rs>. NJ o. le.> :.,: : iri;!.'y iH,f.-n1",!
an! 20 irc,;y,: i: :-ai:.y AID TeTv ,.v>ltae
p%'; O. ~ :r'Sn.
Felix's -,:,,-'hr.; c:>H-h .iaHre . h. -
eGyr.l 2rr:,%;e in .vo cG"..i anna in>:..!-
iGr;i, w;h inr-"-: ir'I.. :.,:e. IS hond and
a.5r.x 2c oi !:.c pre:::!~. :.II po,:cv q! III
~. ;:.r.
vi: ~ . -s| :: ~ same ::.:1H tie n,!so?-
i. rna,rEY .! ;!~>e;:,.'! H.: ':s:t.>tu:t >r:':.
a.:,i:::n- * h.':!>: he'll 80. H:'r.u :u-!.!
NE. e.. Sc. :.e :.2:-:.'..' t'"'i"r;T :" D.
~: f,r c:!>!:. s!...." 'N:.%>i"Nt..
MY. 5 .33;. >:.er:-t .:":c7 e.
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F0- lie iiC.u.::.
Sip3!Tl: BELLS.

SiD3.!EE BELLS.
Ring soft. yc Sabbath bells!
Sound ! :or-iviEg peal!
The s;or" tha. your music :c::s,
Ny happy heart mist feel
There >ccMs in every sound.
\ pure, sweet uaderlonc.
IS il the airs Of Paradise
Were round ahou. TIC 5loSE.
Ming loud, ye Sai'fa:;I bells
Sound I triumphant toac!
The s:or:' ;Iltt ycn: t2usic tells.
i cyi! ovc!;hTOwn.
l,c died. il seems :" say.
lie died 23,l rose again;
lie ma,!c 4 ltiSh, "a>; :hi:li!:S ";!v
Through dcn:A : dark, sad domain.
:Inc low. ye Sabbath bells!
i;;a- low yoH- s.i,!csc s:rair'
The stpry :i.@i yD'l: music .c.!>,
|, ri!" o:' sin ..nI pain.
O"r TO. c%E" c"wn ::Ou .;ea"c!i:
Our Lord Was crUcii;ej!
.th. can The deed be c'cr forgiven,
EY MAN THE SIXLgss DIED.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-08

Tie Nc~ berry correspondent Of tic
\. Y. Herald SAYS: "Nswbe7rv County
is more quiet than Manhattan ; that the
"outrag~s" are s:e>s misrepresentation,
a~d sussc>;s that r.e<iclen; Grant has
been imposed upon by Loyal LeaguerS. y
His first letter appears on our outside
This week, his later letters will appear
next week.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-08
Cu- Bankers Abroad.

L..e files from European papers com
ancnt most faroran!y on the appointment
Of the London firm e Henry C!ews X
Co., rs bankers abroad for all foreign
countries Of the /. s. Gocc7nmen, and
the Treasury Department IN place ''
Barring Bros.
L is true TIA, 10 feeling but the VI
saoss co7dia,;ty Of sHiri: exists between
Shese two representative banking houses.
lis not true, that Barring Bros. have
transacted their business With the Gov
sernen: in an unsatisfactory manner.
Oe he contrary, ;hc u:r,oSt good feeling
aas existed fro::l the beginning OF the
trust up to the present time.
Il is true that the s,7ernH1c". las
confidence !" tic House q Henry ClcwS
s Co., aa,i il is rather tes,imo:.ia! o!
confidence in their na"nc7 Of doing bus!,
ne<s, ,hsn reward for services ren.
dercd TO the government by Mr.. C!ews,
that has sccarci the appointment 0!
Henry C!cNS ( Co. rs our bankers
abroad.
This Fonsc has risen rapidly in pHb;ic
confidence, until i has reached the CIV
vcrnment, winch natio"a!lzeS its p1qn-
lari,y by comforting the present appoint.
,nent of Fiscal agents. Prob!;y, tact,
patriotism. and tiaanc;a! power thus CT .
compliment.
The duties Of ,h"!: position are such,
that 1t canno. but !c2d 70 s;"c general
confidence throughout tits country
and in Europe to the name ana
crodi; of this leading banking house.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-08
The Gentle Lcesviiie KU XIX.
We copy the following from the
Charleston News:

We copy the following from the
Charleston News:
"Although not Included among the
counties of South Carolina in which
President Grant haS seen {: TO suspend
the Wi. Of habcas corpus, Wil?iambu-c
has nevertheless been regarded as 4
place where tfc Radicals might obtain
materials for sensation. The temper
Of the people, an! their cheerful com
Dliance with Al! legal authority. has been
sri,inglv exhibited in late case at
Lcesyi:le. Tie circ"T Stances are these
On Monday, the 23;i instant, the Uni
ted States commissioner, john +. PoT-
.eus, ESQ, went 10 h;ns>::ce and from
that place issued warrants for the a:re>;
Of nine respectable residents OF the town
of Leesvi,lc, against whom aEicaT'iS
tending 70 SHOW ;hc;7 An-hi&xla"
tendencies hal Lcen lodged. Lee>v",v
IS faliy eieh;c,:: :..:..S G;>:a7; :ro::: King
stree, but the t*?niy Cni:ei S:s'">
marshal, .-n>:i3S .io7e - Us o"w ?o"'
ers of observation han wild 7n""n7>
-s.;,ss, started alone f'r -: farmer ;..acc
with the warrants n lis pocket, b";H-
uascc2n.~"ai:j evca ~ 4 c27p'"ai :
su.rd. This >;"c;: ~! .:- having t2""I
:ae Par;iv<, ar-v>i.'; -: whole ;':;:. =.
eacceS>icn * SLOWING ;::> warrants. ";.;
chen p7oecc= - ..rt>: =" necessary
v;.2->seS -: ,%'::- ,:"~:. ::":::%-;T"
IL as:.',e-. c-S: IL: :::2:>a:;;, with :.;t
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I'D =

Is illustrating the hcrcenc>$ Of the
flames in the recent burning If Pe>:tc
90, Wisconsin, and he terror into which
the people were thrown w their ~,
.roaci,, o"e Or :wo facts a:c given. i;
oaiv ,oo% abnu, fifteen n!ia";vs' i;"oe L.
enrelopc IN flames the three h;::.c7e'i
houses il the place. As lie t"7ic": o'
!i-c approached, there seemed % nc ~
cSca2e from il except By S"'n" S?cc'!'c'
death. and ,nanv $40: ;he:n<clvcS -
avoid I.eri>iinc in the flames. n"c c7s"
;> :cco-,lri in which German cG: -"
;i,7oaiS T.; lis wife and ;I:re" c:.i"::en, ~
We, as lis ow', vroi.r7;:'c tits Ica''.
for himself 1ad them - lie !; !;rgv:::og :cc,
;are q ire.
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jra~c officers Let the leagues aid k,a"S
Inc suppressed where they exists, hut that
Ii" ;auocc"t should be made 20 >uiit:' is
blot aal stain. Whc.c communities
ard Gau:;irs should tot he di>tu: !c'i
ana interrupted n b''s:e>< ii III" man
n2v contemplated and already cx:'e-
.ivnccG.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-08
No 5 - {

II: S>.#i.. -: ec...::. ::.:---E E"uII'E
ct -Nrwi,, iii to..:!.p:. ;'??r;:s.
sx 2;...:c v. II. H':.::,o<.. Petition % e2-
!y:c. i;v.,@:.:c. i.ich.
TX ?.s:o J:r:% Ev.:... F'":;':o! &c e'.:orce
Mcu'.a:.:cs !.:c:..
iy oricr Of tits ''orr', 7:<S"'' i? tie
above =r.;rd r4-a-. .Tn;H"- u. Hayward,
for whom tie :.':;!.;;ny> Ge-cri3"d in t:.c
.a:l petitions rss e!et:r':, AID OF Shich
william Il. Nhii!o:A 49,! Jyrry Hva::s 5"!'l
r,ec.,an;c, ienS, i rrlT"': 70 answer "a i
ucti;;r:ls Oh or 1-;~:c ths i=St teri" 0! lis
Corrt.
Al others. ne c-c!.7-= o. =" sal James
Is. Hayward, are required a!-o 20 :ake ao;ioe
hereof, aI:d 70 ,S:ah':sh their c,"i:ns, i:
anr, rs a;ast said br;!.&ug, 6! the Same "i'l
" barred.
TIOS. x. LAKE, eSc.
Nov. :. 4:5-5,.
p".";x copy s.3 ~c-ks, -reE'!.
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What Next

An cn,crpri>ing yankee in Fio:i.;a Is
resp;rg harvest, hy selling nj oil TO
the negroes which h'i'ron'!<eS viii make
their hair grow cut straight Ike 4 w:'i;t
mans. The yankee forever.
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!rEEIBrny TAE-sI7 -iile>S T;:0 IS ;ha
%f.!Ei.>I i!r!'s:tI!ri.H IL cur town?
We i"u~. h"r Sic c!=47> n"r knives. china.
~;n!1~s. ;::i1:. oil cj,;:kI. tables a3f doors
s4d iI--..2.,ae ;."r in, brass and copper
wars v:;i! Ennch Mu-.2H'> S31s SaiDio.
Ask ;h; L. !: i>s god :!i"g.
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y;.ifr.; This norton G. his ministerial fed
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VG: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Az ''!'''7'e" ''' '''
courtesy.
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rccnlc or Nj color: and pe.s,,a> >inns last Non
dor ,Ioho Barlcvcorn and Christopher
-,:o-.-,,- legs yc.rc prominent. Eo:hias serious
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Eo..:=s5 Monaco. November = s-2,fj
ca'gys; c.,:c:aci< a:::Te.l :o-:j.T from! Il;
n.~~:ar, anl :.ol: passage on ;:.e 1,;:!: i-i:::
ar4 :sc>=, 70: L:ic!:;..
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e., >cw.:. E:c'.:;,- = :o..: :.,-i':vc -; ,'s.7
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7RhTTs EsTRaL. G1-- Mt IN: Ch"a1ess.
b.; SO. and g.: Illuminating oil :U- :":a:!y
.so ever rr.G" Barr: ir ;!.e o-,!:aa-r Ea-n-G:e
linn L;e.S not take fire. rnT "N''io,.e j: thc
,.,1nI, !. vts,t a:,d broken. >end !or !rc"l.!.
u; iIcu:e &: Char!es Pratt. c::alM.Ge;; 40. Ne"
York.
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E-SLEv's LINTE:ENT-u! Ara;ca. !f"T:.
C.riric Ac:c. nc.- - 2 ,:'i;s>a "a! cXte;a;i care
al .c.io on tic ;e:v-- CONNECTED: ::i;i. The -S:T.
Il r,.o:n;tIy !rl;eTes Neuralgia Pairs. '!"a";es
ana crr:s oil -Y-". 81: ulcers H.: Wounds.
buns. t-ii-"- sp:a;ns. sc. So: ere-"w:1e!c -
- c"utS Morgan :: Ei-:er. Wholesale Drug
isis NV EOrk. t.c.ern. .kEets.
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!tnv. Or. Walch cf the Catholic thIrcI
yi,itv.i This portion Q: his n:inistc:ia! fed
last week.
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TEE ETMOSPEEHE @ Lo7E =. Ia:e
sgt.t !1.a:h Th:- Ge-:derstu:n + ore "t tHe r.
.u!:: of using Sozcc>Ii nicm nHt r;I!T lH''c'
r..s. and T.-r..-y.. tE.e teeth. ~: renders .:.e
-,.C..h = fragrant a rC-E.
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Nov. :. :j-ti'.
p:.m:u;x copy =:7 weeks. -r,Ei!.