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New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-30
MEDICAL.
BUREAU OF 1lONADIC MEDICINE,

BUREAU OF DIONADIC MEDICINE,
d surgery ana Midwifery, No. 1863 Bienville, cor
ner of Rampant street, near Canal street.
Medical epartment-Cures Palsy, Fevers, Fry.
sipelas Epilepsy, Insanity, Drop:y, Rheumatism,
and in few days all painful affections and milan
nations os the Brain, Spinal Cord and Nerves,
Throat Lunss, Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels.
Bladder, Kidneys Bones Joints, etc. Zen dol ars
o week for the treatment and cure of any disease
Surgical Observation-Disclosures Fractures. Tu-
mors and DisOcations; speedily cures lmpotentia
and S.eriiity ScrOftila, all Urethral and Seminal
Discharges, Venereal, Scrotal and Skin Diseases,
frequent or difficult Urinations; preserves limbs
from amputation aud the Bladder from LithOtomy
by dssolving stones, etc. and cures Ulcers, Can
GERS or Structures without pain.
Midwifery Depal ltment-Positive'y cures all dis
eases of the womb and Ovaries, all unusual dis
charges ulceratiOns or irritatiOns, and when the
meusrs are painful obstlucted frona any cause
whatever. The cause is removed and health re-
stored in few days.
Letters addressed to postoHice box III, New Or
leans louisiana will receive attention. once
hours for ladies' 10 A. N. 10 II ~, and b 10 r III.
For gentlemen from to P. M. e
Coronated Doctor of Medicine and Philosophy
Member Elect of the Royal College of Surgeons
a1d of the Hunterian Society OF medicine
Philosophy and Bellies Letters of the Univers
Iouisiana fe20 ly
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-30
Eyangeline,s Escape from Prose.

According to Mr.. j. T. Fields; "Haw;
thorne dined one day with LongieiloW, an1
brought with him friend from Salem. AT
ter dinner the friend said: Il have been try
ing to persuade Hawthorne to write story;
based upon legend of Acadia, and still
current there; the legend of a girl, who, in
the dispersion of the Acadians, was sepa-
rated frcm her lover, and passed her lite IN
waiting and seeking for him nan and Soi only found
cold Longfellow wondered that this le-
gend did not strike the fancy OF Hawthorne,
and said to him, If you haye really made
mn vorr mind not to use it for story, will
YOU give it to me for poem' To this Haw,,
fhorre asser.ed, and moreover promised
not to treat the subject in prose, till Long
fellow had seen what he could 40 WIN II IN
verse. So we have 'Evangeline' in the
be autiful hexameters-a poem that VIII
hold its place in literature while true affec- he
tion lasts. Hawthorne rejoiced IN TINS
ereat success of Longfellow. and loved to
count up the editions, both foreign and
American, of the world d-renovned poem.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-30
From Southwest Pass.

:
August y, l3.G.
EDITOR REPUBL1CAy:
Probably few Of your many readers are
aware of the growing importance Of this
young city: nevertheless it has lately be-
gun to assert its right topubic notice, and
I shall endeavor in an humble way to de-
scribe its attractive features. The town is
built on either banks of a beautiful bayou
tha. intersects the point of land Which forms
the left bank of this beautiful section OF the
father of waters" and separates it from
what is known as East bay. As its name
indicates, it has been founded By Missis-
sippi river and bar pilots, and the interests
of its present inhabitants and the said
knights of the helm are SO closely inter
woven as to be almost identical. 1t con-
tains about 400 inhabitants among whom
are many of the useful trades and profess
sons. There are three stores here. which
do quite lively business with the many
fishing luggers that frequent the place; that
doing the largest trade being kept by
the genial James Houston, who also stands
prepared to extend the comforts of a home
to any transient visitors who may visit the
town-a fact would impress on the mem
ory Of young men who would wish to enjoy
the benefits Of pure sea air and good fishing.
1t is intended to enlarge the town by exca-
waiting other channels to answer az back
streets and in the distant future second
Venice will be enthroned on the waters like
a Queen: which will be enriched by the
revenues received from commerce as well
as those fertile made, lands, So rapidly as
suming An aspect peculiarly inviting to
gardener and husbandman. The people are
very sociable, and not week goes by that
does not witness gathering at some friends
house, where the light, fantastic is
tripred to the inspiring strains of accor-
deon or violin. The other points of interest
in the neighborhood are, towboat telegraph
station, directly opposite, on the right bank.
where the affable Hennessy transmits the
news; and two miles further south the new
Southwest Pass ligh: raises its lofty head,
and gazes with unblnkinS eye mo the
mist. of night.
About half mile up stream. on the banks
OF another bayou, appears t1e ultea
States revenue station, comprising a few
battered buildings, from one OF which
belfrey-like lookout is built, and a flagstaff
displays the eagle and bars Of "Uncle Sam"
Captain W. S. Kennedy. tee United States
boarding officer in charge, is JUS. recover
ing from serious attack Of bil:ou. fever.
his convalescence being chiefly owning to
the skillful attentions Of the resident ply SIC
ian of PiIot-town, Doctor Francis. Govern
mens has decided % build better quar-
ters for the revenue officers at this place,
and the work will commence so soon as the
location shall be selected. Colonel Hasam
government contractor, visited this place
last week, with an eye to business. He left
here on the revenue cutter General j. A.
Dix. en- route to Nermilion, Bayou Teche
district. on like erranG.
RANGER,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-30
DISASTERS.
SwanpinS of the Huntsville.

SHREVEPORT, August 2a.-Vhe steamer
Huntsville. with $50 head O: cattle,
swampel eighty miles below here Tuesday
night. The accident arose from the same
cause a. that which resulted in the sinking
of the Ruth. Over half OF the cattle were
drowned. None Of the boa.'i crew were
lost.
Railroad Collision.
PorGHKEEPsIE, Angus: !:.-Thc second
morning Atlantic express train :aU into the
rear OF the fret tram when mile south of
Montgomery. severa: passenger. vese
huyt.
Effect. ofthe Great Storm.
HALIFAX, August 29.-At sydney. Cape
Breton, the Presbyterian Church was lifted
thirty feet. The wharses are damaged and
six bridgee swept away: 5000 damages
was done to the shipping. Thirty vessels
are ashore at Point Caledonia. Ii i. feared
that many lives have been lu.:.
The north shore OF Prince Edwards Is
land is literally strewn witt: wrecks. The
losses by the Halifax underwriters. az tar
as known. are $50, 1908.
Destructive Fire.
TrUsv!LLE, Pa, Angus: GA de.truc.
tive fire occurred At jamestown, New York,
shortly after 3 A. NJ. originating in the
kitchen of the Monitor House. Owing to
rapidly, destroying the Monitor House,
Moore. carriage mandatory. Green
Brothers livery stable and Eddy's carriage
shops. Loss Sll,5G0; insurance $lS,l00.
The origin of the fire was accidental.
Laborers Killed by the Gazing Of q Bank,
CAIRO. August 29.-By ths caviDg in OF a
bank at a gravel pit near Villa Ridge, on
the Illinois Central railroad to-day, mum
Der of laborers were killed and wounded
Three dead bodies were brought in tonight
and it is understood that several Others
were killed.
Three men were killed and two seriously
injured by the accident in the gravel pi1
near Villa ridge; one man still buried IN
der the fallen earth. The cause is attributed
to the absence Of the foreman, who is sick
and the men seemed ignorant of the danger
Of digging too far under the bank.
Another Railroad Accidens.
DErRorr, August 29.-The night exptes'
on tho Detroit and Milwaukee railway
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-30
WHOLE NUMBER 1863.

the head with chair. by Bill, Smith, her
lover, at saloon near the corner of Beale
and DeSOto streets, tonight, and fatalTx
injured. Smith escaped. ~
A melon vendor from the country was
assaulted by negro named Albert Johne
son, in the locality known as 'Hell's half
acre." this afternoon johnson threw q
large cl0d of dirt, striking the melon yens
dor on the head, producing wound whicA
will probably prove fatal.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-30
GERMANY.
Expulsion Of Gmiaraaps Agent@s

BERLIN, August 29.-The government hsS
ordered the expulsion Of emgyant agente
who are not German subjects.
A Catholic 8ishop EinsS.
Roman Catholic Bishop Koltt{as aseN
sentenced to pay a fine of 400 thalers for
an infractiOn of the ecclesiastical saws is
appointing clergymen without OBt aiming shS
sane ction uf the State authorities
Ristsiu Ge5psiCo
II 6ispsfch from sIeipsic says YiSss aave
occurred there, in which Q number Of peas.
ants were hjareds 9he authorities wero
compelled " call ent tile troops, who dis
persed the rioters and restored order.
The city is now Sranquil, but the troops
are posted at various points, 80 as to be iU
readiness TO prevent any repetition OF the
disturbance. IT is net stated what ccca
stoned shs Nioss
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-30
NEW ORLEANS SATURDAY, AUGUST 3o 1873 .s..

bound west, consisting Of.One baggage. two
passenger, one sleeping and two Immigrant
cars, last night became disabled in cOnse'
quence of the engine throwing off driving
wheel about mile east of Muir. 1t was
followed by the through freight train, which
ran into the rear passenger car, killing four
women aud one child and injuring ten other
persons fimmigrants). Medical assistance
was at once procured from Muir. None Of
those injured are dangerously wounded.
Gexvybonr Hum Down.
CLEVELAND, August GA small ferry
boat, containing twelve or fifteen persons,
was run down in the river last evening By
tug. One man was drowned.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-30

Judging from the following paragraph
from the Tribune, Chicago has been trying
to steal from us one of our best landlords:
There was a rumor current in the streets
yesterday that Mr.. Rivers, one OF the pro-
prietors of the St. Charles Hotel. New Or
leans, had leased the new fremont OF TINS
CITY for term of years. An interview
Mr.. Ira Couch, however. led to the informa-
ton that, while Mr.. Rivers had been in
chicago recently, and evinced willingness,
to become proprietor OF the fremont, still
there was no likelihood of an arrangement
to tnat end being effected.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-30
NKISCELLANEOH&,
John y. Hale Hying.

John p. Hale nying.
DOVER, N. H., August 29,-Ex-Senatss
John p. Hale is dying.
Corn Crop In Illinois and Iowa.
CHICAGO, August 29.-The Tribune has
crop reports from about forty counties in
Illinois, embracing the greater part of the
corn growing portion of the State, and from
twenty counties in different parts of Iowa.
With the exception of half the counties in
Illinois, all but the corn crop are at only
from one half to twO-thirds the average
yield, though, in some localities where the
yield will be short, there Is greater acre
age planted than usual.
The reports from Iowa vary similarly to
those OF Illinois. The drought has in ured
SO far advanced that rain now would hardly
benefit IT.
The Latest from Fort SilI-Serious APP
prehensions Entertained.
ST. Louis, August 29.-The evening Dis
p4teh published authentic information from
Fort Sill as late as August 81. which is to
the effect that on the twentieth instant
General Davidson left Fort Sill with his
cavalry, under orders Of General Augur, to
suppress The Indian disturbances on the
Texas frontier, leaving but thyes comp aniea
Of troops to garrison the tSrt.
The expeditions WAS expected Co Se zone
, forty days. Nothing has heep heard FROM
there sinc. sho absse date. hut ehS weako
ness of the garrison with che knowledge
that Indians in th&s fegi0n are Sapliiay'
with all chat yelates 60 The defense of tl,ss
Fort causes anuch apprehension on the
part OF persons here who have friends and
relatives at the post that the report FROM
Waco Texas, of its capture and sh. nae-
sacrs of it. inmates may Se tr'.e,
Aied OH d Railroad Trnius
EEK, Pa, August 29.-Judge James Ec
Wycke, of Sanceuves, Washington Ierrge
| tory, aied Of consumption on the Lake
! Shore train to-day. Just as ID reached. the
DEPOT Aere. dc was travelling from
I Jackson, Mississippi, whittier he had gone
for his health, to Danville, New York;
hoping to receive Ienefs sSon tte wateS
T cure estab. .isbUeEt.
! EIuwIILE, Pa, Auguss gs.--James b.
I Jamison, the original owner of the celes
brate,f Iamson oil farm, upon which the
town of Petrolia i, being built, committed
| suicide this morning. he was discovered
soon after, with navy revolver by his siae
! and bullet hole in his temple. letter
1 was also found stating as the cause for suie
eide his having been dofrauded sus Of d
large amount of oil and money.
| The Cincinnati Cartoons.
CINCINNATI, August 29.-It has been prts
posed to present tho famous cartoons rep,
resenting hog slsuxhterin9 and pork pack
! icoNrxuSp on seulTS SAaS1
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-30
THE TURF.
She Races n, Pit,sbura.

Vhe hnceS nj FlbtsbAr0. ~
PiTT>BURG, August 3.-RaceS.-To-daya
races At Friendship Park were we'll ato
tended.
The first race was for purse of $3.50 fO$
horses that had never beaten 2:35 Six enc
tries, was won by Blue Ridge in threG
straight heats. Tme-2::33, $50, 234la.
The pacing race for purse of $500, fouP
entries. was won by sleepy George in tIpeS
straight heats. Time-2:2S, 2:2S, 800
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-30

Rev. DR.. Leonard Bacon's advice to the
gentlemen who are planning TO make new
party is this:
First. find out what srea: question OF
public policy is likely to divide public opin
ION. Next. find out, i. You can, the right
side of that question. Then take your
stand manfully on that side of the ques-
ton, and let your party consist Of those
whom YOU can find to stand with you. Do
not make your party first ana then inven.
an issue: but remember that only new
issue, and live one, can make a new party.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-30
ST.. CHARLES STREET RAILROAD SrocH

Sr. CHARLES STREET RAILROAD STOCK AT
AUCTION -Messrs. Nash g. Hodgson, auc-
tioneers, sell at II NJ. this day, at the St.
Charles Auction Exchange, for account OF
the succession of james b. Richie, de-
ceased, forty five shares st. Charles street
railroad stock. See advertisement.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-30
RANGER.

IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION By
THE SHERIFF.-Attention is called to the
sale at auction to be made this day at
noon at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, by the sheriff Of
the parish of Orleans. of the undivided half
of portion of ground, with the improve
ments thereon, situated in the First District
of this city, fronting on Hevia, Prieur and
Cypress streets. For particulars see adver
fiSenant
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-30
TIE TeuperaruF0.

The Thermometer .. louis THsefo's,
No. 50 Chartres street, yesterday stood -
follows: At 8 A. NJ, $40; as 3 r. NJ, $40;
1t P. H., S3o. Lowest point during the
night Of August q, 73o. Rain two-tepths
of an inch.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-30
Anew ORLEANS, RED RIVER
LANDING
kIggASc2Ia LINE OF UNITED STATES MAIL
COACHES.

Concord Coath will leave Red River Landing,
Louisiana, EVERY SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, P NJ, on the arrival Of the packets
KATIE, FRANK PARGOuD and EATCHEz from
New Orleans, for simsport, Moreauville, Mansura,
Marksviie, Evergreen, Cheneyville, Lecompt, ar
irving at Alexandria at A. H. next morning, max
ing close connection with stages for Natehitoches,
Louisiana, San Augustine and Nacogdoches. Texas.
Tie mail leaves Red River Landing DAILY for
the above places.
aca76m B. Il. PETERSON, Proprietor.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-30
COURT RECORD.
FRIDAY, AUGUST %, 1873.
First Distvice Court.

INFORMATIONS FILED.
Embezziement - Alexander Pines. Sol
Members, Robert Dowdrey, Mary Jackson,
Annie Pepe, J. Jacobs, Jr.
Receiving stolen goods-Ralph Ferrand.
Obtaining money under false pretences-
Larceny-Lewi. Sampson, Golden Rob
lHsOu. 3
,--s..i- SENTENCES.
William Crane, charged With assault and
battery, pleaded guilty of assault, aud was
sentenced to one day in the Parish Prison.
ON TRIAL.
State W. Jacob Lotz-Arson.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-30
IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF HENRY +. WADE. JR.

UNITED STATES MARsHALs OrriCh'
7--. New Orleans, July 3, ls.3
tTyHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT WARRANT ~
i bankruptcy has been issued out of the Dlstrlct
Court of the United States for the Dlstrict LOU
isiana against the estate of Henry +. Wade IT., OF
New Orleans in the parish of Orleans, state OF
Louisiana, adudged bankrupt upon hs c%n Derv Der,
Of any property belonging to said bankrupt, to
him or for his use. and the transfer Of any
property by him forbidden BY law; tnst =
meeting OF the creditors Of said bankrupt, 70
prove their debts and choose one OF more
of his estate, will be held at court Of bsnk'
A. D. 1873, at A. NJ, 1T the Customhouse build.
ing New Orleans, before c. 8. Kellogg register.
d B. PACKARD,
jy9 oc2 United States MaxshAL
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-30
SPAIN.
fAchausx Df Prisoners,

MADRID, August 29.-The Cartha .ana iso
surgen.s have liberated all republican prise
oners in that city. The republicans in turn
lberate all insurgents who happen to fal1
into their hands
Che Eayiists a@s Moving.
SERFIGNAN, August ga few Spanish
volunteers reported here chat the Cariiste
are marching on Tafala.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-30
THE BRANCH,
tForme.Ir known as the SAZERAC BRASCIIl

This well Known establishment, corner of Com
snon aud Carondeler streets will cffer from Sep
tember l to the public every day HOT LUNCF,
comprising all the delicacies CT the season. The
bar is under the coutrol Of Mr.. MANUEL NAVAS,
well known and experienced in this business The
proprietor Of this saloon is Mr. s. HAVEN who oc'
Cupies stalls No. and 8, French Market, who
keeps the finest meat IN the city. ar23 st
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-30
METROPOLITAN EXCHANGE.

The undersigned has purchased the SALOON
7t che corner Of Lafayette aud Carondelet streets
and will hereafter serve his customers with the
very best Wines, Liquors, Cigars and Oysters
q HOT LUNCH DAILY at the usual hours.
au29 96t JAMES COUGHLIN.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-30

NOR REHT.-THE NEATLY FINISHED AND
I comfortably located TWU~STORY BRICK RES
IOEECE. No. 233 BarOane street SHADY side) be-
tween Triton walk and Julia streets. Possession
given October l.
Also-THE TwO-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE, No.
2yD BarOnne street. adjoining the above Possession
given November l.
@ The above residences have large yards, are well
finished inside in perfect order, centrally located,
opening on two Streets and only five minutes
walk from Canal street. Cars pass bot ways in
front and are convenient to business and all places
of amusement. Apply to- - -
JOSEPH LENES,
No. 206 Camp street;
Or TO JULES CASSARD,
au20 I'm Germania National Bank.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-30

OR RIVERS.

For reut-That frst-cass and well located office,
No. at No. 1913 Gravier street (up stairs) between
'Carondeet and BarOnne streets Possession given
immediately. Apply to
JOSEPH LENES, No. 206 Camp street, or to
JULES CASSARD, Germania National Bank
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
DEADODY HIGH SCHOOL,
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
WITH A PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT,
No. 20 4 aIiseum Place, corner st. Andrew,
MRS K. r. SHAW. PRINCIPAL

This school will he under the supervision of the
Peabody Board of Trustees, and will open MONDAY
September TO- in the rooms Of the Peabody Normal
Seminary, No. 247 st. Charles street. second story.
On the first OF october it wr transferred to tie
elegant and commodiOus building, with spacious
grounds, No. 13 Coliseum place. All the English
branches the Classics. French, German, Spanish,
Drawing, Painting and Vocal Music taught by the
most competent and experienced Professors. Cir
culars containing further particulars can he OBJ
tained at the schoolhOuse, and at Mr.. J. A.
Greshams, No. go Camp street. aug 81"
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-30
ADJUSTMENTS,
FOB RENT.

V1ARM TO RENT FOR Less THAN
II THE ETAXks.-A small farm in the Sixth Dis
ing of about eight squares OF ground, under
picket fence, fronting on Nashville avenue and
State street Immediately adjoining the property
of j. 4. Peal, ESQ.,, having large orchard Of plum,
orange, fg trees scuppernOng vines. etc, OF choice
qualities, full bearing, and which, with proper
only thirty minutes distance from Canal street by
the Carroton cars. Possession Immediate terms
easy. Apply to Z. F. LAvlLLEBEUvRE, No. 10
Union street to No. 143 st. Ann street, between
8 and 10 A. s;. If desired, as much more gronud
can be added to the above au27 I'm
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-03
THE
TORPEDO PATENT SH1I
Roberts VS.. Nicholas Cav.

"Nt
The following is the decision rcndcrea,.
Mckcunan, Mt May Tenn of the Circni, co,.
above case:
in the Circuit Court of the United Sto,s.
the Western District of Pennsylvania.-
Roberts vs.. Nicholas Geyer.-No l--Nar
1S13.-In Equity
November n. 1879. Bill filed and ,usru.
suei.
Subpoena AID notice Of application for ,..,
| airy injunction served. %
December -, iS12 Motion for prelim,,,.
Junction heard, end the Court being duly ,i,,..,
the premises; the injunction awarded n. ,r,,.s
and decree iilcu.
January II, 1873. Injunction issued ,ra ,.
Goth day Of January indictment served ,,,.
| and by copy.
May p, lS'3 Rule issued for defender, To d,
| cause why attachment should not issue ror cc,,
IN violating Injunction and duly served
June I'd, 1873 Rule lor attachment in f;. j
came on 10 he heard and after argument or
pro snd con, the Court being full advised ia ,l
| premises, the Rule j. made absolute. and ,to D
tence Of the Cont is that the said deGndan ,l
| olas Gcyor, he Imprisoned in the common Ar
Allegheny Couuty for and during the term q, e,
| days, and that he pay The costs Ut thi, p,,
| ing.
June 2d, 1873. Commitcrt issued
The Injunction in tlis case was fer infirr.,
| of the Roberts patent Of No --tcan,d the Ri, =,
en'), for incr. aslng the productienc.s of oil ya
| The act Of Infringement for wlch the d,tri.
was committed for contempt, consisted in aid,
| Alexandra llar:ar in exploding torredoe. m
wells being the same act of infringement .orv,,
| I!aluar was also committed in he case No. q. \
| veubcr Term. lSGG, as before stated.
The Court McKcnlan, j. IL Ter deliyerlr,
| opinion in the Hamar case, proceeded to ,e.,e
Nicro as Geyer for contGinrl, and deliyclcd lie
| owing oral opinion:
lin the case Of Nicholas Ccycr charged with
same ollense, am ertiic'y satisfied rha, there y
| Il lid resent. in the Rea5 well ut least az IA
men;, the presence fGvid in he w,l ,rie,i,r
| sired or not, is da intringcNrm ofbs patent, az
| IRE dch IF The iIJtWctioa efthe tourt.
MIR Roberts, hy his patent uses a. one Of The ,
cipal elements Of his inl,nton fluid tampng.
4 wherever there is hlid sufficient in we'll 4,
'ime of tire explosion of Il torpcco to opra,e
| inmping. whether il geis there naturally or /,
| thcrs artiilcially, his patent j. ifringed Thl,
clearly the case in rcgardt 10 the Hcals well
But Mr. Gtyer seems to have hean ni.ld
| Hanlar, who tod him that h. merely wanted
make an experiment; and dc not think tli.
ing the iirsi time that he ought TO he very ,e,e
punished.
| He al-o Is adIudged gully Of contempt and o.
ed to pay the costs of tni- preceding ana urd
an imrriSO' meDt in the county jail ior ten ia,
hope this will he the la,t of III, st cases: leci
| u The matter comes 10 cur notice Gcan rcWil
constrained 10 impose such punishment n. wilt
to make the decree of the Court cifccluql.
| ,inne lei
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-03
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