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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-21
PIPING OF HOUSE FOR GAS
MADE A SPECIALITY.

Agent or Cameron Special Steam Pump and
Boiler Feeder, the best manufactured Coll =
Patent Syphon Pumps, and JutlsOn's Patent
Governor and Governor Valve,
The following engines, etc for sale:
Two steamboat engrnes, 49, inch bore of
cylinder; i've feet stroke, and in good order,
One steamboat shan and crank; wrought iron
One engine for hoisting freight, Ia MIG.
Ons lOASI saw mill engine, with shan and
crank FOR muly or gang saw second hand
One new 7Nl3 engine; my own manufacture.
Also, secondhand snye cutting machine
and Joinisr, and warehouse hosting machine In
good order
Engines and machinery OF MI kinds bought
nd sold
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-21

-. An Pm.
i.O JIllinois Central u 800 YOo
lO.nDi Daily
iOgD, Miss Central X , 2.p
DAILY
1890 Cairo \ .NiucenHes I 800
RR-Daily
10 % Cairo. Arkansas a loo
Texas u R--Daily.
600 f, ONO River Route I 600
Daily eNc't Monday
Miss River Rosie I
lUp, sun. Tu fri. (
Down, Iu Thu at
500 Thebcs Route 600
/ Friday A Saturdays
q " MckTAIG, 4 VI.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-21
CAIRO & vINCENNES r. R.
Q a L h O
3
EVANSVILLE, INDIANAPOLIS,
CINCINNATI and LOUIS
WILLIE.

ON and after November p, passenger trains
~ will run daily except sundays NJ follows
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-21
MANUFACTURED and REPAIRED.

SPECIAL attention given to light and heavy
y forging, house, bridge, railroad and jail
work and all work OF a similar character.
steam and gas lifting in all its branches a
full assortment OF Morris, Jasker n ca. -
Philadelphia pipe and fittings Brass goods,
otc and gas fixtures always on hand.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-21
LIVE AGENTS WANTED

10 sell DR CHASE. RECIPES; Or, IN
FORMATION FOR EVERYBODY, 10 every
county in the United States ant Isnsdas I'm.
laIg"i Ivy the Publisher 10 Gas psges II con
tam. over 2, 900 household recipes, and 10 suited
wonderful soot and q household necessity, II
sells al sight Greaisst Inducements ever of
ioted TO book agents sample opiss sent by
mail post paid, for 81 Exclusive territory
given, Agents IaQrs thaa double their money
Address, Or. CHAsE's sTEAM PRINTING
hOCsE. ANN ARBoR bnCii. <H-u 80 wan
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06

scaHtEr FUrEs-in tkis disease the parents
asd the teachers are often concerned 10 knew
kow long time must elapse before Il il safe 20
admit the eanvaieseent children 10 mingle with
ether children. And the aasweF Is that fer .
month. al least. the body Of . scarlet fever pa
tieEt 10 castisg of scales from the akin, and
from the nose. throat, bowels and kidney dis
charges. The chief danger, however, arises
frosm the skin as this IL the main outlet fer the
bleed poison 10 escape. hence every scale II
throws OF can carry the infection
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06
GREEN GROCERY AND PRO-
VISION STORE.

VNHE unisrsignei having tax thc store
Il lately occupied by Lewis RsyeF. IN THE
YORK ROAD. ABOVE ADY'S HOTEL. viii
keep constantly on hand FRESH vEGETA-
RLES OF ALI KINDS. MEATS. BUTTER.
EGGS. Ae.. &C. The patronage u tie people
Of Towsoniawn aud vicinity respectfully -.
lieisel. C0LUMBTs SHERIDAN.
Nov. 2s.-sm. Towssntown.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06
AT PRIVATE SALE
VIC H.
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1875.

DuBlISHEp QUARTERLY J,v,,v,
vssu Jus' ISSUED. ani ernts-t Hver zoe
ragss sHa EnEfavtnrs. deer pt.eus - "a re-
thar sos - or bet FLOWERS ASH NEsE-
TABLES. with Directions tar Calturs Ioiasrp
rtass etc The mas, usefnl aud eles ~ SEA
- the kiuA IN ,he World Oniy p eats ier
the wear Pnhlishel 10 English auI ,ssrm.u
Address.
JAMES vIcK Rsches,.r.S.
E.k 1
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06

PrRcmAsE or MiLL PRoPEHrr.-Mr. Baldwin
@. Harris. 81 Baltimore eoanty. has purchased
Of Rev. +. L. Wilson. % Frederick csanty, bis
valuable mili property with tenant house and
aboas three acres Of Land. situated On LiganoFe.
fsg the sum % sJ.eee.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06
Legal Notices.

vI,HIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the cub
l. scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county, letters tcstamenl-
ry on the estate OF
ASA WARNER,
late OF said county, deceased. All persons hav.
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same, with the vouchers
therco! 10 the subscriber,
on ~ 'pIre me 1th day q august, 1879,
tney may otherwise by law be excluded from,
all benefit OF said estate. Those indebted 1.
said estate are requested 70 make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this ?sth dsy
Of February, 1875.
WILLIAM A. RUSSELL,
Feb. 27.-4w Exeeu,.,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06

AviNG learned from several sources that
IL some persons think ! have partner in
the practice Of the Law. I take this method Of
infsrming my friends. aud the public general.
". THAT SUCH rs NOT THE CASE. In my
absence. any message may Be left for me with
JOSHUA q. B0SLEY, EsQ.. OF CHARLES y.
FENDALL. Esa.. Who are in my ogFce, BUT I
nav Z NO LAw-PARTNER.
WILLIAM $. KEEcH.
Pa G-Aw
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06

srrEl Eaus i'aring the pas, year the y
q. X. l. Company have been Introducing steel
rails tor iron rails wherever & vas accessory "a
keep up tAe condition q the road About sx
ten M e. Il steel track we're laid during the
year aud the work. which is done under the
direction u Mr f'eo. e. wilkins. general super
intsnient. w,iI b. continued. the design beng
a. substitute steel. fsr irsn rails altogether
DariEs the present year the baltimore aud 70
tomae road proposes doing the same Whenever
Il i necessary o. lay new rails for any eonsid
cradle distance.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06

failed 20 give n correct statement, deem u
due not only 20 the children. but also 10 their
riucipal miss Georgia =. Hail. 10 give You
the facts. Now, Public School No. u did hold
an exhibition at Gatch's NJ. T.. church. aud the
writer OF this was present, with eyes and ears
open 90 see and hear all that was going on.
Miss Georgia displayed great deal OF taste IA
| decorating the church with cmhlcms ni dtiirr
ent kinds Of cvcrgrecns. trimmed with roses,
all made by the children and herself. over
| the alter was "a stage thirty feet ~ length. a1d
twelve isct IN breadth. with curtains The 'aine
length 10 suit the stage. Over il," pnlP'. IN
large letters. were the words.
| ''kSnMLEpsE u fuNln.
At about halt past seven o'clock lively
march on the organ brought the ptinclpa with
her little band into th. rhufch. As sonn rs
they were seated chorus WAS sung by the
| school and afterwards prayer by Rev. william
Robinson. The opening address was deliver
ed ia tine style by Master Wilson 'tndden.
The programme consisted ~ 4 lal"sues. speech
Is. choruses aud solos. one II Ill. mast inter.
csting Of which was the Temperance song.
sung by Chas Gorfc,l accompanied by az lt'ls
boys with iisg-. sashes aud pointed ears ni red.
1 white aud blue stars Among the we'll rcu
dered dialogues MAS the True Philosophy.
Aunt Peabody. Nisit u the ,ib, spoiled
children" aud "t,nirrrsla" Tho children
surpassed thrmsrlves IA thls latter pIrcr. Mss
iida Garrsll t..,k the rhafactrr - Cinderella.
Master renrso tietfy ~Nlv"stsf l'afi. fr.ure (.
[ Miss Katie NctufmtcA aHi Ml,s May .ttrr
the >.frt- Ma.trr o.ofse rurAu~y il"yt
Gorrll VA l,u Nj Auule E4Hs. t,u.tR~th
e. ant M..tef 4 Nil-ius irtrtr M rfH
riral tspiayrd q great i"t. - t,s.- + ttr ~
rankcmrht ~ tho csst.s.i.. =. Ntft.. arb htt
fus compile, fras, st#t has t.'s.f
spaus.ri ~lth gold .t.a a'l,.f y +.
T. tyst % Ia ne', .h. t<t- tt. #e
"ceAsian Nsrs h t.t j."
ihc large aut alfsUl.. .t.l ..aat -. H- s.
S~ltt ~ tAr ~eh..li d - ar4 t.. % .sft q
Irastess M,ssEs if $685.. "a
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06

Tawsoxsewx u. Z. smrRcR.-in Consequence
q The past.g. Rev e. II. Riekardson. being
pseseas Al Coafereacs. Winchester. Va. there
viii b. no services in T0wsontown " T.
slureh. s,-uaorrsw1. san1ay. Eth last
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tt.s
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06

$3.50 r: ~ . s' $50 e. Ter F:: a. 4.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06

CRor REPoRr.-Mr. I. +. Gorsuch, a member
Of tho Gunpowdcr Agricultural Club, submits
TO The Club the following crop report for 1874.
viz:
GRASS CRor-Mowed 30 acres, 27i Of which
were in clover aud timothy, ~ clover aud or.
chard grass aud in millci. Product, Sd tens
hay-aycraging I 1915 tons per acre. All got
up and housed in excellent condition.
RrE CRoP--Scvcn acres sown on 29ih OF sep
tcmbcr. 1873. with bushels. Product, 93i
bushels averaging ~ : - bushels per acre.
Also ! acres sown in rye at the same time Of
the above, Tor green feed. which was cut aud
fed in the spring OF 1874. TN the abovc men.
toned ~ acres sown in rye. there were sown at
the same time | .6ss lbs. whi,cl0ck's Vcgetator
and ,l50 lbs. Raw fionc the acres sown for
green feed having had double portion Of tho
manure
WmEAr cHor Eight acres sown with III
bushels FultE wheat. IN the 18th aud ilth OF
October. 1873. ou which was sawn at the time
oi seeding i,J50 lbs. Raw Rome aud 2.0l6 lbs.
Domestic super phosphate. Four acres s0wn
with 81 bushels Mediterranean wheat. on the
10th Oct. on which was suwn at the time Of
seeding sao lbs Raw honc. zoo lbs. Domestic
super Phosphate. aud 100 lbs whitelock's Veg
ciatar. The T. acres proiuccd go bushels cf
wheat averaging - hsshels per acre. The
two Kinds were not kept scpcraie The fulis
WHEAT yielded better than the other
There were sawu IN the spring OF 1874 q
bushels ct clover seed aHd q bushels Of timo.
thy seed "n the ~ acres snwu ~ ~" and wheat.
su winch the above mentioned mauutes were
sosn. The niaaatcs were intended principally
Tor the increase " gas crop
fetNre tHar About 1 are planted with
hsrlt x use about thr mi Ild.epi Mas Product
oulN about - hushrl, The S4nes we're eaten
az ., thr potato bWss he I'atataes were nsa
uursi pa the h.il With Domestic super fhas
phaic sni tn..aea u.nufr
tarN '.H IHa'frvu srtr. planted ga 2lst
% #. tfassN 10 fiIrs
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06

EAsrsE.-Ths festival 81 Easter comes ,kis
year "a the 2sth asa .s,h II the present mnHth,
aES II re are 10 ja3xe srena the eaekiisg that
we hear every aAy. ~ certain directions. the
hens are preparing q farni.h "a with a susE
eseEt saFriy q eggs % meet the demand Of the
oceAsien. Easter = an interesting time far eur
javeniles aud. a. % - the end q Leaf. ID 10 not
anwelcome b many Il eur older persons whe
are released from The responsibility sf their
fasting. a. that time lis cue 81 the holidays
q the year which Is pretty faithfully observed
aud - aways accompanied BY sasns % these in
eiaents Which are calculated 10 make houae
happy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06

EffTrtxauv s. HssRt W Charles Fawns
corner II ktehnspA 80 paFs streets. HaIti-
more. gaming dsrsbls notsri-ty for his
s4crsss tH the Treatment ~ ell Diseases 81 the
horse Lately he 80 performed some really
wsaseriai cures. ani hia success generally -
heysEi precedent H. has a. in6FmAry 81
th@ above ls~.lity. sat MS accommodations for
aatng animal. 49, hr.t class "a every pAE,sea-
lar. NJ Fawus - member II the Royal
College - veterinary Sarg~ons Of EiihbBrg.
Scotland. $50 H. aiv~r,is@aent ~ another
calamn.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06
Property Sales.

property SdteS..
EXECUTORS SALE
VALUABLE AND FINELY SITUA.
TED FARM,
IL THE EIGHTH DISTRICT OF BALTI
MORE COUNTY. ADJOINING
LANDS OF JOHN T. JOHNS, Mas. woR-
TiIINGT0S AND o .iERs, NEAR
SiIAwAN. AND CONT AIMING ABOUT
ilo ACRES OF LAND. MORE
OR LESS.
IlN virtue of a power co atainci IN a deed Of
ID mortgage from Wilma Gent OF r., and
wiie u William Gent, Jr., bearing date "a day
Of July, A. u. IsG6, and recorded IN Liber ].
u. H., NJ. -. folio, 81, A., which said mort
90. gage was assigned t. John H. but -
/. ier. deceased, ia his lifetime by
- William Gent, Jr.. by Iced 81 as
sisnment bearing date Ith day ct October. a
D. ls'o. aud recorded IA T.. II. A.. NJ. -. folio
500. a =, the undersigned a. Executor Of the
last wal aud testament Of John II. Batter. lie.
ceased. aud as assignee at law 81 sad drccas
- ~ill oIicr At public sale, at the de- u tne
cart liausc, IA Tnwspntnwn, nu
Nifardag. Msrc1 6'A. T. b.Is,.
at ~ o'clock N.
ALL THAT PlEcE. PARCEL. or .s.ACr
oF LAND.
situate lying aud heius ia baltimore county
ai4'csaid being tract ~ ART 81 tract -
land called 'sep.scs lawu EuIafgcd 81 -
Nhataprscf tam" ~ nau~- the same may ls
eaiiet 20 ku"wu. being the sata, ianTi irsct E
- - a. ,nirnture - motisase itom ..f4u
seat % 4 aui N.ie O. s-ii v iihan Drat.
bratns date The - iay i, ialy, loo. ati
ia s. q It4 fl T.. Y Ia
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06

bAuaer a. tHt fprsnrr The 81 lien tnslt-
trg = fa~ sns~ aat breaking up 81 th- ice
last we~k. caassi some Il the streams % ,Als
county - sv.Esss 'helr banks. ia some IA
ssaae~s d.sEE esns l~rabis aamage Owlng,s
a eanAi - inaaequa's wIdth eat thFaash the
small iaiaai IN th~ s'unpawief falls. opposite
Spask's stat on. y. g. T. &. the huge mass 81
aaaitng - became abs'raet~i Thursiay msrn-
Tag. esasing a. av~rfi - - TED feet. The Glen.
&C. iron bridge. havins sraH 81 oae handreA
and twenty feet ani erected f~w years siue@
By Ralsiuaars eeanty ata e.st - = SEQ. was
washed away. asd esnsiA.rabie dahaag. dsne
N property esastxnsas - the faiis between
SparE's an4 Mouksan
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06

LiNMonD FARM. containing - ACRES.
e. tniles from Baltimore. :! miles from &.
/. z. Improvements ennsis. q. arst class
f-ame Dwelling, 80 Zee, front. au excellent
Pimp aui Dairy near the hous.. Siabliug
Granary corn House. Poultry Houses. &c.
r.. also Tenant House axis feet Toe arre.
under cultivation. balance ia timber. large
orchard aud abundance Of small fruit.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06

sl0 REWARD,

WA0 A1 w anOs
GTRAYED or stolen from the suh.rri.,er. on
~ the Sd inst. A LAR GE
SHORT COUPLED DUCKIN. tn
DOG. long brown hair. With white .N#E>
marks on the breast. nose. feet n~sE&uS
and tip Of tail. The above reward w1Is a.. rad
for his return - lss n. CHARLES STREET.
or 10 the HAMPTON FARM. near Tsw.oE
town. :. RiDGELY os n.
Feb. 3T.-3t.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06

A HANDSOME COUNTRY REs!DLN, r.
near rexAs, y. q. Il. H., ~ miles tom BALTIC.
by a. H.. same distance by PIKE houac i"A-.
two stories and back building, containing 10
r.o,ns, coIIaf,ac The lot contain. about acf,
r.enty 90 truit Hni Ornamental shfuObery
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06

A FARM CONTAINING III ACRES, "a
.ercs ia wood, balance arabic, on Long Green
, miles from BALTIC. laid OIL IA fields, well
= ltered, lime stone aud Kiln On the property
nnc young apple orchard OF loo trees IA boar.
ing aud other fruits, larg. stone mansion Jux2Jr
with 10 rooms stablIng Tor horses aud IA
cows, aai otnrr necessary outbuIIiings pump
near thc door.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06

phiA Road. IL miles from Baltimore. Improve
rnents consist II good Dwelling House con
tanning q rooms. with good cellar; all necessA
~ outbuildings. Rarn. Dairy. Corn House. Mea,
House, Ae.. with a spring .! good water near
the House, convenient 10 schools, churches.
mills, 4e.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06
Property Sales.
hENhY L. BOWEN,
Real Estate Agent and Collector,
40. :, Smeutey hoio,

. " o \,
A tOLLECrIOSS, Convcyancing, Examina.
~ ton oi Titles, Loans anu purchases, aud
,llcs promptly attended To. jsu~ Ierns rca'
enable.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06

AFAlNoi lu.ACkkS. 6nars,s .t.al.. i, bal.
.Are ia tnbef, - miles II, "a '..tn.at.. ou
4ac Yah.v tuad. Near Iails TOAD taaI IS s,fy
4. a. ~ improvements iscat,ou teslrsb,. sl,I
tla a. SUIT
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06
CENTRAL RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.

Feb. 27.-4w. Exsca..,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06

AFixEcorrAGEINT owsoNTowH. with
Q rooms. excellent water.
Apply - HENRY L. BOWEN.
Real Estate Agen, T0wsoussw
All Ii
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06

llACRES ~ LAND. near sweet Air. with !:
Dwelling.. Blacksmith aud " heelsrieht SHOPS.
stables. Ice House. Carriage House aud "'her
aatbuildinss. orchard aud epai water ~ the
premises
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06

Aru frff NAtaf
Real Essste Ag@Nt aus Aaeta. a~sf,
- - smeg.es 6 r-~' /"
, : sreh 10 -H
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06

ALARM ~ 100 ACRES. IN Aiy Lad! Mai
IT. j mlIea tTutn Monktpn, y. e. 4. H.. male
from Jarrcitsyilie pike, cpniurtab.e aN.tI4.s
aud necessary outbaidIngs iralt 10 I,it.t,nt
anus VIII BE- aold very NV
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-04-23
MOTHER SYSTEM
.fE TEE yT TBi!5E January. rs.
.LUAIE N.

r-l=5 sld mus have money E-lav-
. s. I d. -sg-l Ez.~- sNI =l5-r-= EaiLL l
. -.li sell g.. --a- e =Gi J= Js--er
as =--. -s sa- nv customers - zsl.s5L
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Thi1k no., ~hs- -s7e r,.s-n : Is=tt-5s
Ard tie -issz- szz = S-es-
Do & I1= s1sziEE z7u- . = s-zy-
Tempest Ind
A. IuEl.. z---i--7d
Coze Il tie sweetest Sm7sr GEi
DeeI uc-. = hec rzs w sz-s torrents
sven the uis-y Eg-1-z I CETea-s
Ilzs the skies .iu lower 5o- sve-
ssGruE E.cEs1
B-DE sweetest 1cEsrs,
Ant tie 81 VII smile the rzlr c-.Jf
50, when LIE L zz-k z11 ssooz1-.
OF ~hea l9y = brightly blsoOL2s,
Ecpe -G- tez< lC1g lei p
SE2e c. ssa-
Ths ouTs 20 ev
An1 scc1 EE TT Ihy lie svsyf
Tkzz fer Dot t10u re 5s-kess hc1-x,
No- spare . pluck the sweetest s0ss-s
ny trust tte .szs-, nor dread i&e tzF-
Or lost q wo1,
lie sseE = lca-.
An6 t5ss Z Ia 6zEl - : bu.h.s- csJi
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4 noath Lad Paz-e1 AID tie ss.dss q
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- hnntfnr Ia - - -

Wits huatfnC n TIE tuses near the
s7ur II Cache CreeE. on N01day L2sz. szys
the Tslo Cal EfiE. NJ Abe GEesos an
cssl tule l1-user dsso-5Eered i p-strs6ec ZooSe
star.liaE upright. WE1a - lsEs based about
s,.-.--l,s.ff IA, tf-e adobe sol He tEO1skt ~
first . vzS living. ard crsePlRs elossiy u
Eed his gun a. = bur tie bird cld net
ts,s5ceau inch lie rESUzhr 4 veTy sSTangs
and syalSed up - = tie toanc Il os1-ls
- s. - u f.sek il ID Vas zsto1ished
- Is fa-useslse sssEtt- x had turned -
- ara = marx on It's wing near Tire
fervzrsi hint showed where the shCs kaa
struck II knocking pleee o1 he Da1>
aged - raise is Gp out u the grU1nc- aud
whea be lzsd i down piece droPreo firm
is breast disclosing ho-loS INSIDE fr'1-sl
which pure- clear wzter coOCesced II ~
Ming Is features we're ve-- r-ls-a- 40
rs zr-sz-Szce vas .G=lse
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-04-23

TIE prlsoos--
I s-G4sIty -
Tie z-ful Word rz1g clearly tL-0uzh the
crowded coUt -oon, and every ere va tx
81 O. tie prisoner, who ssoo5 pale, yet res-
{ olGtely q the dock
eGerald O'Co.a0--' spoke the Judge,
E arising from his sat. seyoa have beea t-sed
tya !py q tEelTe q you- eount-yueu.
al fond gazlty G: the terrible c-ine q
I murder Hive yoa anything 70 say vh5
sentence q death zhoald not Be passed I'D
u yoaT
The prisooe- gzzed arouo5 hin so- 4
Eo0szt, All thsas L a clez<, fr1 vo.ca,
sid:
my lo-i, aid gentlemen q the jury
have been t1Ai All found guilty q
crime which I aever coauI-tei-a c-irs
=. unos- foul 4 the annals 0: history o.
E re night on which -ha fa-z, dad ~zs
Committed I -1 returning from : visit :,
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