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The Portland daily press., 1873-06-20

that the voting take place by counties and
towns alphabetically, The delegates passing in
front of the platform. The order was adopted.
An order was also passed that the several
county delegations meet ito choose members of
the State, Resolutions and Counting Commit
tees. Subsequently they reported as follows:
Committee on Resolutions.
Androscoggin-RufusP Prince, Turner.
Aroostook-D. Stickney, Pressure Isle
Cumberland-Benj. Kingsbury, Jr. Portland.
franklin. G. Holman, Phillips
Hancock--L A. Emery Ellsworth.
Kennebec-E. F. Webb, Watervlle
Lincoln-J. H. Converse, Waldoboro'.
OxfOrd-E. w. Woodbury., Bethel.
Penobscot-John E. Godfrey, Bangor
Piscataquis-Jos. B. Penkes, Dover
. Sagadahoc-Joseph NJ. Moves, Bath
Somerset-Dr. Stevens, New Portland.
Waldo-Wm NJ. Rust, Belfast.
MISREPRESENTATION Hume, Cherryfield
York-John E. Butler, Biddeford
State Committee.
Androscoggin-Wm p Frye, Lewiston.
Aroostook-H. o. Perry, Mars Hill.
Cumberland-Stanley L. Pullen, Portland.
Franklin-F. c. Perkins, Pennington.
Hancock-John e. Perkins, Ellsworth.
Kennebec-James G. Blaine, Augusta.
knox,. Fl. H-Hewett, Thomaston.
LincolD-S. S. Marble, Wa!doboro'
Oxford-F. E. Shaw, Paris.
Penobscot-Joseph L. Smith, Oldtown.
Plscataquis-E "A. Thompson, Dover.
Sagadahoc-F. B. Sewah, Bath.
Somerset-P. J. Walton, New Portland
Waldo-Fred Atwood, Winterport.
Mashington-N: 5. Allen Dennysvile.
York-John Hall, North Berwick.
Committee 10 Receive, Sort and Count
Votes.
Androscoggin, Edmund Russell, Iawistoo.
Aroostook, Jesse Drew, Fort Fairfield.
Cumberland, Fred. N. Dow, Portland.
Franklin, Il. B. Prescott, New Sharon.
Hancock, A. p. Dorr, Orland.
Kennebec, p. F. Sanborn, Hallowell.
Knox, John s. Case Rockland
Lincoln, James HI. Hall, Damariscotta
Oxford, & l.. Beale, Norway.
Penooscot, Geo, Cutter Midway.
Plscataquis, G. 0. Palmer, Dover.
ham.
Somerset Henry Williamson, Starks.
Waldo, David Howe, Lncolnviile.
Washington, W. G. Corthell, Calais.
York, Horace Ford, Biddeford.
The Convention theu adjourned until two
o'clock.
AFTERNOON
Before the meeting of the Convention and at
intervals during its session, the Augusta Band
favored it with stirring music,
At half-past two, the Committee on Creden-
tials reported through Mr.. Garcelon, as follows F.:
Whole number entitled to representation in the
State, 1853: number present, 1916 The report
was accepted and the Convention proceered to
ballot which occupied two hours, one of the
Secretaries calling the roll.
The voting went on quietly and was not at
tended with much excitement as the result was
plainly evident. When the voting was complet-
ed, the committee retired and subsequently re-
tod ELI
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FREE BAPTIST CONVENTION.

The Western Maine Association of FREQ
Baptists met in Portland, Tuesday afternoon.
The committee on permanent organization
reported for chairman Rev. III. c. Webb; for
assistant moderators, q. w. Howe of Parson.
field q. NJ. B. p. Parker, York county, do;
j. Burnham Davis, Cumberland, do; S. w.
Perkins, Otisfeld, do Clerk, p. Smith,
Hollis, do. The report was adopted.
Letters containing reports from the several
county meetings were read.
The following resolve was referred T. tie
business committee:
That we recommend the churches of this
quarterly meeting to pay to the treasurer Of
the +. b. II. M. society, for the current year
a sum not less than $500.
The treasurer presented his report. Cash
received $l07.27; paid out S24.75; in treas.
ury Ss2.52; due from the conference $24.4.
The report was accepted.
The committee on correspondence reported
as follows: For Massachusetts aid Rhode
Island Q. NJ, II. Whicher; Penobscot do, C.
| II. Webb; New Hampshire do, C. Bean;
Baptist State convention, S. NJ. Bailey; Con-
| gregational conference, L. Stevens.
| In the evening a sermon was preached by
Rev. ID. Quinby of New Hampshire, on the
subject, GLOW to conduct a successful prayer
meeting" He said that prayer should con-
tain confession of sin and supplication for
forgiveness; ali protested followers of Christ
should participate; holy living should follow
the pra, er meeting; the meeting should end
and begin in proper season, and there should
| be no vacant time.
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CLOSE OF THE WAGNER MURDER
TRIAL.
VERDICT OF GUILTY.

Alfred, Me-, Is. The Attorney General
II. NJ. Plasted senior Counsel for the Gov.
eminent submitted his argument this morning
occupying all of the morning session. His
speech was careful, deliberate and logical
setting forth of the fact that on the govern
ment side they have a large quantity of I'M
impeached circumstantial evidence and on
the prisoners side, Wasner's testimony alone
Hon. VIM. G. Barrows delivered his charge
to the jury this afternoon, consuming two
hours. He said that the time for eloquence
and excitement had passed. Their minds
should be cleared of all these, and in their
place careful consideration and sound judg-
ment should reign. The Jury then retired
and were out tiftyiye minutes, bringing in
a verdict of GUILTY Of murder in first degree
The prisoner heard the verdict without NOV
ing a muscle. The counsel for Wagner will
file exceptions on Jurisdiction.
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THE THORNDIkE TRAGEDY.

Belfast, Me-, Is. The coroners inquest in
the Gordon tragedy will be resumed at Thorn
dixie on Saturday forenoon. II was intended
to have the suspected murderer present but
popular indignation against him is SO great
his removal from Jail is regarded unsafe. The
little boy who was wounded is recovering and
says that his uncle John struck him on the
head with an axe. This evidence although re.
garded conclusive of the fact, is not adn>-
sable from his tender years. 4 pair of socks
and womans switch, both saturated with
blood have been found in the prisoners room.
The funeral of the victims took place to-day
in the presence Of over five thousand people.
Nearly a thousand carriages were counted.
The services impressive and tie agony Of the
father and mother of the murdered man are
said to have been deeply affecting. No tragic
ror and it continues to excite uns bated inter
est among all classes Of people. photo graphs
of the House where the bloody scene occurred
and its surroundings have been taken and ar
dance. The prisoner continues to maintain
the Indifferent demeanor which has marked
his conduct since his arrest Yesterday, lie
willingly assented TO sit for his photograph.
This evening he manitests some indications of
mental anxiety but is not inclined to converse.
He has not consulted OF asked FOR any coun-
sell
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FOREIGN.

London, IS. The shah of Persia landed
in England to-day, arrived in London this
afternoon, passing through the city, attended
by military and procession of extravagant
splendor. Immense crowds collected to wit
ess.the spectacle, and the enthusiasm was
unbounded.
Mcdonnell and the other bank forgers were
brought before the Mayor today.
Madrid, 10. In the Cortes to-day the min
lister of finance presented bill granting the
government special powers for the collection
of taxes and providing for economical reforms
in all the departments Of administration The
draft of diplomatic note announcing the for
eign powers. The establishment of Federal
Republic was read at the Council of Ministers
to-day by senior Muzo.
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WAGNER MURDER TRIAL.
Wa@ncI-Fiuul Argument for the defence
Tuesday.

AT eleven o'clock, Judge Tapley began his
closing argument for the accused. During
his Introductory remarks, in which he advert
ed TO the momentous issue soon to be COM
mitted to the jury, no less than the life or
death of the man before them, Wagner was
violently affected. He said;
What have we been doing? What are we
now to do? tremble when l consider that
a word may say or may not say shall affect
the decision of this most important question.
This man is a stranger in a strange land and
so far as appears from the evidence on the
sixth of March last he had no friends except
those persons with whose murder he stands
charged, This is purely case of circum-
stantial evidence, the nature of which the pub
lie, everybody, fully comprehends. Its un.
trustworthiness is matter of general remark
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Boston Boot and Shoe Market.


The shipments OF Boots and shoes from this
market to places outside OF New England for the
past, week, comprise 500 Gases, against ll,2lO
cases iur the same week last year.
gainst j9} SOL for the same period last year.
The shipments irols Lynn for the week have
been 2s9l cases, against 22i0 cases for the same
week last year.
The shipments from ilaverhIll for the week have
been 1878 cases, against eo01 cases for the same
week last year.
quite number OF travelling statesmen have re-
Gently returned from the West, and bring back II
goodly nuluber of orders taken there. Our advces
report the interior marke as having less stock of
heavy goods than for any previous year since the
war; but there is neither the disposition nor the
ability To buy large quantities. and the sales from
manufacturers are likely to be smaller than would
be expected The people who wear boots and
shoes both South and West, are poor and with
fair prices for their crops they will not be able
buy anything more than II supply for their most
pressing wants. We think that shoe manufacturers
fully comprehend the situation, and ia large num-
Der OF factories are idle, especially in the rural
districts, where shoe-makers Gnd outdoor employ
ment. Those who have bought thick work and
those who have placed orders have squeezed prices
to the lowest possible point, and profits will be
small, Business is quiet in Lynn and Haverhil
and where manufacturers are doing anything
all they at work on the cheaper grades,
are likely to be most in demand VIII
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STATE NEWS.

They are telling about an old hand press
in Maclias, that is said to be the first print
ing press used in Bangor.
BY order of Maj. Gen. Chamberlain, Will
Il. Pitman has been detailed from the jane
son Guards, Bangor, to serve Is mounted
orderly on his staff.
Four members of the graduating class 1t
the Bangor high school left before the com.
pletion of their course to enter college, and
two of them are now in Colby university and
two in Bowdoin college.
Willie Stuart was severely injured in the
face and left arm by the bursting Of . boz.
rowed gun he was using Monday afternoon
to kill pickerel in the Saltwater river at
Orono.
Geo. A. Pierce, Esq, prominent and in.
huential citizen of Frankfort, died at his res
idence on Friday last.
Thirty-one Sherman farmers cleared IL
| acre wood lot for neighbor in thirty-six
hours. II
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NEWS BY MAIL.

The Eagle block and other buildings in
Westborough, Mass, were destroyed by fire
Tuesday morning. Fires are also reported
this morning at San Francisco Cal, loss
$4,000; at SufHed, Conn, lose $l4 ZOO;
near Addison, N. Y, loss $4,000; and at
several other places.
A col1-blooded murder was committed
Tuesday morning at Edgefield courthouse,
5. c.. and cases of lynching are reported at
New Iberia, La, and in Franklin county, Mo.
George Taylor of Texas has been appoint.
ed consul at Port Luis, Mauritius and II. J.
Alcorn. marshal for the southern district Of
Mississippi.
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WHAT DID Iris no longer the question
since the introduction of the Centaur Lin
iment. When we meet an old friend who has
been shelved with rheumatism, or see per-
son mangled underneath rail car, and re-
stored to shape and comelness, we now know
that it is the Centaur Liniment that does the
work. No other article ever did perform such
miracles. There is no swelling it will not
soften, no pain it will not soothe, or lameness
it will not cure.
CHILDREN CRY-for Pitchers Castoria.
1t regulates the stomach. cures W ind collie and
causes natural sleep. 1t is substitute for
castor oil. junel+-1m
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A Reinforcement Demanded.

When the system begins to wilt under the effects
of the first "heaed term" is obvious that it ought
10 be reinforced and sustained by wholesome slim
uaton. To resort to the atlulterated liquors of
commerce in such a crisis as too many do, is the
height of infatuated folly All such fiery stimulans
have a sting. After the first effect has passed
away, that sting is felt. The reaction s terrible
The prostration of body and mind which ensues is
more complete than before. But the operation of n
medical tonic like Hostetter's stomach Bitters in
which extracts of the rarest remedial herbs and
rye, pure and indebted, is very different No I'M
pleasant reaction follows its 1t is permanent
perpetual invgorant, and there il no phase OF de-
blity, indigestion, bliousness, nervousness or ill.,
tetmittent fever which it will not speedily cure.
juneli. .eodlWNw
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Bangor, June l3-1 so p. NJ.
All the hotels in the city are crowded with
delegates, so that it is difficult to find lodging
The strength of Dingley is simply over
whelming. Hancock has voted to support
him as unit. Washington has but five
against him; Aroostook only three. The Pc
nobscot delegation is onc-tlird for Dingley.
Knox, with the exception of Rockland, is
solid for him. Lincoln has but one vote
against him. And so it goes all over the
State.
Hon Eugene Hale will be president of the
convention.
There has been some talk of the withdraw
al of Kent, but at present it looks as though
the friends Of the respective candidates
would have a chance to ballot.
The following is the exhibit of the returns
of delegates up to Wednesday morning, al
though later returns make e better showing
for Dingley.
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FROM SEW YORK.

NV York, II. \ fall jury has been Oh
tanned in the Shafkey murder case. Mrs.
Dunn, widow OF the murdered man, was Of
the visitors in court to-day.
Louis j. Jennings, editor OF the Times,
and Cyrus ". Field arrived to-day, per
steamer Russia.
The Vienna bankers reported failed yester-
day were Drashanl,z 4 Go. Liabilities
$4,000.
Actions have been commenced in the /. S.
circuit court to recover from the firms o
Hays 4 Strauzz ana Hays X Hill Sl2 900 fol
alleged differentiation Of iaportcd goods.
The bones Of the martyrs Of the prison
ship were finally removed last night from thu
vault on Hudson avenue, brooklyn, 10 new
tomb at Washington.
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New York Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.
NEw YORK. June Is.

COTTON sales 1928: mil II.
FIDUR-saIes 1000. state 500a5 co. round hoop
Ohio j0eS -: Western G)a9 -; southern cog
90 GO
wHEAT-sales a6oCO; No. 3 spring, 4osl4o.
No. ,, - It y; No. 5, q winter red west
cTn. toH0 10.
LORN-salcs GgG20; u 9:fl. new
OATS-sales 81 800 Il q a for new; % q " for
white.
BEEF-ll 30.
PORK H. 20.
LARD-stm SIG; kettle 9]s
BUTTER new state. lJe23. Western CO4O
SUGAi-dull and heavy; MusGovado 50 asa
MOLASSES-u unchanged.
RICE-CaroIina, ia 81
WIiISkEi-G;4se
CoFFEE-Rio Ia 9i9ia
phTROLEUM- crude, s. sS7.; rciiacd
SPrrS TURPENTINE-i5l2 aiG
lOSIN- ) Uu; o..
IALLOW-s.s as
fRklGH1S 10 LlVERPOOl.-Grain 49, slG'. ;
.;,r;tE
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Cholera.

Nashville, Tenn, Is, Leading physicians
are discussing question whether there has
been single case o. cholera in Nashville
during the season, that the mortality in the
city certainly increased for ten days until
days ago when it began to decrease. The
Doctors report the cases, whatever nature
they may be, as follows; the average num-
Der of deaths, welye to fifteen 4 day, and oc-
cur mainly among the negroes.
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ShOotin. ARRAY.

Lowell, Mass, L. Wright, who figured
in the shooting affair this forenoon, las rot
yet been found. The girl, Ellen Watson,
called Nellie Lee - years OF age. Jealousy
was the cause Of the shooting. The ball has
not yet been found. Doctors consider the
wound dangerous.
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r0sIFiC.iI..

Concord, n. H., Is. House met at three
O'Clock. Bill to incorporate the Peoples
savings bank at Manchester was read third
time. Committee on railroads reported in
favor of bill to allow the Portsmouth, Great
Falls x Conway railroad to connect with the
Dover 4 Portsmouth railroad. Fill 10 incor
p0rate the Concord savings hank was read
and referred.
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the item published some time since in
Ird to the fire in Brooks, i. was limited
members Of the Band were practising
evening before, and the probabilities were
the fire caught from pipe, as most of
members are smokers. We now learn
the Band were no. in tLeir hall On the
hing in question, and so Of course are
|orated from all blame or suspicion in the
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TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.

Fort MCPHERSON, IS. Prof. Marsh and the
Yale College exploring party left here day
foo Niorara River where they will spend the
next FIVE weeks in geological investigation.
Two companies Sd Cavalry, under Col. Mil
Ter, W i'll act escort.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
daily Xenaebse su,1rnal.
AFTERNOON TELEGRAMs.

New York, 10. The rumor is revived on
Wall street that Judge Richardson is about to
resign the position Of secretary of the treas
ury, in order to become resident partner in
Paris of New York and Paris banking
house.
About 80 men are now employed on He'll
Gate improvements. The present rate is so
feet of tunneling month, involving the re-
moval on an average of $50 cubic yards of
rock.
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Tickets to the JUBILEE CHORAL Scorers
Concert to be given at Granite Hall, on Thurs
day evening next, for the benefit of the Maine
General Hospital, may now be had at the
Eastern Express office, at j. Frank Perce's
and at Horace North's, Au gusta; in Hallow
at Halves & Warren's. Price so cents. No
reserved seats.
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NGri,finld inXesiigatiOn.

Cadiz, IS. The Admiralty court Of Cadiz
has completed the investi cation into the sink
ing the ship Mortified by the Spanish steam
err Manillo, and verde. was rendered severe
ly censuring the captain OF the Manilio and
suspending his certificate for months.
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Cincinnati Produce Market
CINCINNATI, June

Pork quiet IL % eGG 30
Lard dull and nothing doing. Steam at 5 a dSs
kettle 81 some choice city brands held ut
Bulk meats firm. Sales shoulders 5 IS; clear rib
sides SIS 4>1.; bid buyer July; August; clear
sides held 81.
Bacon in fair demand and steady. shoulders
held "a clear rib sdes . II clear tides held at
fair demand at Il o. 40 Us
WhiskCv firm at ~.
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dams. Two companies of Infantry and de-
tachment af cavalry came to their aid and
four Indians were killed. An escort of 200
armed men are now accompanying the sur
veying party and no serious trouble is ex
pected. After the ski-mish the survey was
resumed
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Robbery.

Toronto, Ont, IS. Two men entered the
office of Forbes & Lownbrough, bankers, this
morning. Lownsbrough who was alone in
the office, turned to his desk to make an en-
try when he was struck over the head with a
loaded cane and dangerous wound was in
tiicted. The men tried to rob the office, but
Lownsbrough shouted murder and the Williams
escaped without securing any plumber.
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WEATHER..
WAR DEPARTMEN,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. !
Washington, June 1S.-S p M.
For New England. -Thursday, gentle to
fresh and occasionally brisk southerly to
westerly winds and increasing cloudiness are
probable.
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THE MODOC'S.

Yreka, CAL. Is. While the Modocs were
being removed from the Peninsula, Tale
Lake to Fort Klamath, cne of the Indians,
known as Curly Headed Jack who surrender
ed with the Hot Creek band to Gen. Davis at
Farchill's Ranch, shot himself ana has since
GiAl
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EmbeZZIenent.

Baltimore, Is In case of VIM j. Boyd
late assistant postmaster at Cumberland, NJ.
d., indicted for embezzlng public money of
several thousand dollars, jury were unable TO
agree and were discharged.
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Accident

Boston, IS. This morning an accident &C.
Cured at the Navy Yard, through the culpa-
bic negligence of an employee, which was at
gOvernmCnt.
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FROil iT.;F.4N.

Halifax, N. S. Her Majesty's ship Doris
from Vassan has arrived with six cases of
of yellow fever on board. One patient died
on the voyage and was buried at sea.
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he exercises Of the graduating class at
stbrook Seminary, will be held to-day,
e 10Th, beginning at o. O'Clock \. NJ. Ad-
IS before graduating class win be deliy
! by Rev. W. S. Gibbs at o'clock 7. NJ.
er address, Mrs. Elizabeth Akers Allen
read poem.
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BOSTON ITEMS.

Boston, is. A large gathering Of Clapp
family was held at the Odd Fellows Hall this
evening and delegates from all parts of the
Satte were present Tomorrow they 90 to
Nautasket Beach.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans, Is. The marble statue OF
Franklin, by Hiram Powers, presented to the
city by c. A. Ward, was unveiled iii Lafayette
square, with appropriate ceremonies.
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC SURVIVING rAETY
ATTACKED.
Minneapolis. Mimi, Is. A special Bis.
marck on the Northern Pacific railroad re-
ports that the northern Pacific surveying par
ty which left Lyncoln yesterday morning
when about two miles out from the latter
place, were attacked by about 100 Sioux IN
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Fatally stabbed.

New York, Is. The coroner's jury re-
turned verdict that Ellen Gillen was stabbed
to death by her husband, who was committed
to the Tombs.
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Remember the Horse trot at Geo. NJ. Rob-
inson's Central Park in Augusta, ON the 4th
of July. Liberal purses offered. See posters.
unel4-ttf
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CANADA.

Ottawa, Ont, IS. In a walking match Of
40 miles, from Ann Prior to Ottawa, Pace,
the English professional pedestrian was beat
en- by Sparks, the Canadian land surveyor
who accomplished the distance in eight hours
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Ladies Leghorn Hats made into Bonnets
without cutting, at the Bleachery on Oak st.
Junel7-+2w