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CeqaI Notices.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-City and
~ County Of Ncw.York.--iIENHY \. NALENIIE f.
plaintiff. agt. PETER JOHNSTON, CHARLES sALIEB'
and Mrs. CHARLES SALTER. hi- VIII, dcfcndaHts mf
summous--(No 80 the above named defepdahts on
are hereby SUNNI med the amended Complaint IN
This action copy o. your answer on ne pr IN
tins att r1cy WITHIN twenty after the service OF tbs
summons exclusive day Of service ana In CSe OF your
failure to appear judgment Will De taken akaS
-. nv default fur relief demanded IN the colnpant-
Dated MAY g. 1873. >. II. THANEIL rlanitrs Attorney
Post O1lCc address md tf.te,
No. $50 NaSslu.sf, sew York CITY
To tho defendant Ms CHARLES SALrER: The t0.ego-
III srmous Is served upon you by publication pursuant 70 an
order Of Hon. CHARLES Dou"luc, Justice o. ne sgp,me
the q NCvlolk, dated the "a Day OF May
1872 and fled with the complaint In The Oucc Of the CtA %
the Of New York, 90 the Court House IN d
city. :. IL. llIAl flS fIalhlin ]A''"iH'!
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NKIE RAILWAi. ~, n,
~ ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS taking effect Feb %

ERlE RAILWAY. -. ,,.n q,
~ ADVANCEMENT OF TRAINS taking enecs feo' %
. a.m.-Cnonnatl and Chicago Day Express Drawing.
room coaches 10 Buffalo ana Suspension Bridge ,--,.
DailyJEast Louis Express. arriving az Buhao
Sl5 connecting with fast trains 70 the West AM Sot
west inlmans best drawiIgrO0m sleeping Coeh' 10
coaches through Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Fas Cncin
nau anu Chicago without change also motel dhns CARS |"
Z p. IN -Emigrant train for the West
Trains leave Chambers street Depot New York, for
Newark, biJ, $50. 1850 3lj. 6j. and 6ll p NJ
ana ~ midnight Saturday nights only. Sundays $40 a. Ill.,
Rutherford PARK Passaic 7:l5 10 NJ IL noon las
3, $40 $3.50 5l5, =, 600 lOp m II midnight sundays
6, $3.50. 10 a. M, lao $50 p m, and l2 midnight % NOON
l.45 J. BIB 3i5 40 s. 5i5 5;5 $50 T. s. % pm aud
II midnight sundays $50. e:lj 10 a. IN, l45' o5o 'p
saGGrn Is 7;I5 10 a. IN. las. S:45 j. g. p aud u
midnight sundays D. $50 ~ a. m, ll5' 6oo v "'
Cornwall . a. ~ $3.50, 4:3o p. m Sundays s3oa m.
New0urgl . a. m. $3.50. 400 Sundays 800 A. m o., ~
Rondout d Kingston a. M, ~: pm sanaay5 $50 M
days. 8, $50. 10 a. m, $50 p. M. 90, sunday,
MddleoHn 7I5, 10 a NJ 80, 43p p g IN ~ Ans
conIec with SewYork and Oswego Midland X ~ az ~ az
Port Jerys TAO, 6 l0a m. 4:3O g. p m sunlayS o'oo
~ m am So sayn Chamberss Laif hours
before D. leave Twenty tnrisG nteeh eg g
leave Tventyhirds thirty minutes earer Boats ielye
Twenty hirdst at 945 and l42 p n ivisbs WIN
trains leaving Chamberss al 10 m ana II and
I1cket for passage and for apartments III
sleeping coaches obtained and orders o he s
transfer Of baggage may be eit az inc IOn nt
Nos 23g 4O aud 9J1 Broadway. n. VI NO CDur-s'r
Brooklyn at the Companys depos IN NsvYork At 725
Express Trans from the West arrive IN new " "
N" lI ia ana ARRofT general Passr Agent NewYOIk.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSS l3oE
Trans leave for Enge"9od elostsG XXI 7S6 I n m and
s;S2 y:iS a. ' oI Il at g. "a IN m sundays
aPpnai srriug valley and Monsoy T. 9i5 A. NJ i:i3 p
John ABBOTT, GeuI Passr Agent New Oth
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Gteamboals ano Railroads.

A LBANY BOATS DIRECTwmiMIeETTcanaRnntssr F E1 Or
~ steamers wAdaEe xeeSted for
hFSt oS Gss anal sPS west Fare
deck 2Sc cabin fare 6Oc' meals Ooc fe sIaCk' sGpt
BRIDGEPORT. and all points on Housatonlc
leaves Caharinesp daily Sundays exceped at llSoa Ill.,
and Bridgeport at IL D. m
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
I'D Leave ewYork from foot of Desbrosses and Corand
$40 a. m for Washington Columbus Chicago and the West
Richmond Charleston and the South Through Pullman cars
100 p. washington and the West and the sonth via
qordSsye Pullman cars from New York TO Baltimore and
cin9at Indianapolis Louisville ana 80 Louis through 9d
Washington TO Augusta ana sayannsh ,r,.. pr
man seepers from New York to baltimore and wasn gtOD
making close connections for Chicago Cincinnati Louisville
Baltimore to Cincinnati Indianapolis and
FLORIDA New orleans andthe South
FT Gqg 3 at Sa S6 Of
ana and dsRo, Jers9y TGRE AMI OHIO
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Ferry station ia New New YORK. foot Of LlDe ,r
$50 a.; m.-FOr bennington, EasOn. Beyidere Mauch
Gnnk IaM 1 M Vna L &c 0OnH'''' AZ
8:i5 a. m-F0r High Bridge Branch EastOn Harrisbur&
Mapch cnaaN IamaGua Hazleton "ukes6arre scranton
iUi5 a. M and 43O p m-For somery1e Pennington.
Fsm1gton Eaton Msuc GaGnS Haaeon
Reading FStlsys HaTrts9uTg Sc r..toD pov,aer, and
Mauch Chlns Connects At Junction with D. L. and w r. X.
6:30 D. daily For EasOn, Allentown, and Harrhourg
For trans to local points time table at stations
Bound Brook and intermediate points at $50
Easton, Reading, and HaTrlsDuts'
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave for Perth Amboy Red Bank Long Branch
Grove, &C. at Sl5, ll45, a. m, 4, 1l5 D. M INV
Stages Mattawan station to ana from NE
PORT, and at squan and from POINT PLEASANT
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot of Libertyst, Tor Freehold at
Sl5. 11:I5 a. M. 4, 5:l5 y.
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Dcear Steamers

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
~ The only Transatlantic Line sailing under the AVERT
CAN FLAG. Sailing THU RSDAY from Philtie.g Z
INDIANA sails Thursday, May o. at p. IA.
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NkNY R0ATS-Nl

rVkOY BOATS - CITIZENS LINE. - Sure
corrections with al railroad nes North East and West
FARE ORLATLN REDUCED, FIRST CLASS, 1l DECh,
5Oc. FNCURNON, 81 30.
Entirely magnificent leave daily except
sIturSy al G a m fIUm Pier 10 r. Leroy ST state
rooms and tickets Dods Express GA Broadway
~ - "'" N'1'' ''' JOSEPH CORNELL, Gen1 supt
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WHITE STAR LINE. ,,.,.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL slEAaEts'
FOR QUEENSTOWN Az ID Ll!EkPOOL@ -.
Notce-Ihe SeamerSo OF this Line take the Lane hOues
by Lent Maury, o. NJ on both the ouWHa
Ruu hOmoward VOYAGES =, 900. ~
GFRMANIC capt Kennedy, saturday May H. ls;5VP u
BALTIC. capt. Parse mann THURSDAY LAY 10 y
AnHIAIIt, Capt Jcuntn olp
FRON THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PtEk %, NVh'h
RIVER.
These steamers uniform IN size and unsurpassed n "
pOintments The saloon SiaterOOms, smoking ana basn
mans are amdshps where noise and motion e
least felt enOrdng degree comfort hitherto nnaiIanS"0
az ,,,,... an
RATES-Saloon $50 and 500, gold Return Tickets 0a
favorable terms SteeraCe F2s. an.
Company's offices, No. 81 broadway. New. York -,
iN' j. CORrIs. Agent
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i via NewJeTsey Southern Railroad Commencing OctO
s, 1877. The steamer JESSE hO1T Will leave New
York; Pier g. North River io9t OF kectorst connecting a
Toms River IL a. and p. Nneland Brdgeton, Egg
HarbOr, &c, IA Wantown Barnegat and Iuckerton
D. H. sundays for Long Branch, 800 = m ,,
W y. SNEUON. General Manager
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,

~ BETWEEN NEWHORK AND HANRE
Pier OF Company No. AZ North River foot Of Mortonst
ST LAUHANT, Lachesnez. wednesday May = 10 am.
LARRADOR Saugler. Wednesday Nav 10
CANADA. FTangeu........ .We1. MAY ~ ~ A. M
Steamers marked thus do not eieeraRe Passengers
For freight and passage at Philadelphia apply to Aionzo
ohot"oh 1TiIs IN HEgIAN Agent 40 So Broadway
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Nav YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.

~ for Perth AmbOy Red Bank Long Branch
Ocean Grove &C. at Sl5 1l:45 a. m, 4, Gl5 D. M ,,,,
Stages Mattawan station to ana iron, hEi
PORT. and at squan TO and from POINT PLEASANT
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
~ Steamers Pccksp daily SUNDAYS excepted for
New IInyrn al 3 and II d. m connecting with road
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il0R IIYERP0OL wa OUEENSTOWN.-

4 The Liverpool and Great western steam CompanY's
United aes Mail Steamers leave Pier %, y. r.;
.TU rs DAY May Z, A. m
ESDAY. May II. Pc m.
tloDlA NAY -, y n m
Cabin Passage TU5 $40 ana tSO according 10 sater0Om
Storage $26; Intermediate $40 .- -
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BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatOmc
ID Naugatuck Railroads Fare 81 steamer BrdgeporS
leaves Catharinesp daily Sundays excepted) at loo H.
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Carrying the Belgian and United states N ais Sailing ssm
monthly alternately from Philadelphia and New York
SWITZERLAND calls WEDNESDAY, May 5, T. m.
For rates Of passage and other information apply
PETER WRIGHT q SONS, General Agents
3O7 Walnut.st Philadelphia. 81 Broadway New.Yor
JOHN MCDONALD. Agent Battery-p place, New.Yor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-04

Ia ARIA NGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. /,
1877 leave dtpots foot Of CGurtandt and
az Gao n m Might Express, daily for EasOn. bethlehem
Allentown Mauch Chunk NiiKesOalre FlttslOi SaYe ~;
mira Ithica Auburn Rochester Buao NIAGARA rams ana
The West Pullman sleeping coaches attache1 -, ,,...
WV 'N'' ROE'r H. SAHRE, Sup't ana Eng
Offire Church and COurtandtsts
N' CuAS. III. CUMMINGS Agent.
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by this old established firm, are ofthe
hest material, not together with lie, most
PfeH.ied skill, aud in,ytllsequence of their
beauty ofiinisE,a durability and superior
ttoies are found mt mhy IN Tie sot6as'o 'oi
the iashionable, hut ilnaihe, narlors iiof
ipers'ns who IN purchasing the ,be~t ar.
iicle obtain thereby The cheapest. The
Upright piano isa specially with them.
and for Hue iinish, sweetness and rich-
ies- Of foile is unsurpassed' aiii letlto
there observations frona The iact that the
holidays are ut shand, ut which time II
piano is often chosen as O. present
Among other advantages the up right
while effective and elegant, IL compact,
aud lakes iiptharefore bur little room.
Eyerywhere now, the city begins to put
ON iis holiday dress. Novelties In style
are always lnangurated bs the New Year
receptions and festivities, aid Of these all
idea will be given by -
Lucy cARTER.
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HOPE ron ALI

s..s.s MLyi Iss.a.s asdls ssra. wlsrr III sii,srs
sassl and ssss,o.s ,, sssp,loa have Insisted upon
almost sa a. s sss sna sas ~ ss,
We used the term dangerous asyseliy. for what
ss n1rs Expressing e aid injurious g ,hs eoa.uwgye
Of his physician that hs maady 1. mortal and thai the
uin'osi that can he done ia him 4 10 rrndrr hi rat
% an% .i S,s = XXI. ss asa
ss.s.% rn, ssss s :. ,s es n Ss,
sSss- r !ey,s sas Asss witmsgs. hss.
ssl,,;: :.s':;I 4; s !: ;..i. n 8
siasrd and The iuaxs r~~ia 10 ssund cond hon ewes,
sfier sappuraten has taken place. kysry experienced
Lsst gs~als sss. y eslisaassy aless.
s sao. as-sss ss.ss. Ss. sss s
rr q sssr,s acsss il is lungs have ssen u r rra,sd
" ~ mva,ea! eu u rsIis aud vmi,siit petlss
Frheh Hnsish. and OrrnaH might sasily be cited 10
prarr ilirir rrrtrin eiisbiiity.
b s M ssssssT & sSa sr r..
iselosrd al the inisnal elaracrrise- ef esumpiian.
.& AlsSafs isis sp.S sls;. sisis Known Ss@ !.
iasLss IL aiss.iss Their sass srr rd With ysiis~.
gs.. .,.yl., /. ssI.., srsr,. y.Iy Sa.s,is. TIE
pullaeiaIy artrs aid ksn citing Nifh III. diseased
parts rioxxrd wlfh Nlfatsd aud puriilfpt huenz
n spsi r+hsfls nst abfsin Itfseb,isas iEst sa,s-
thing g .ss NIX SsIs 70 II, y. ss % aass
thr las.axrs, and wlir viii also alay gevoas
,sS l. = ss sss % n t.s.s = 7.
frctaaily nisd speedily as Holinwass CrsM CCEk
LuSs BslsAs. Thsf thsvpaJeiahe rsaady laesrns and
iqnhrA the poi.n9us and hfild Accommodations Ia the
lanzg saa spaEhls sg.-sr. With mi rasdiythe
Mathematician - slr di-rasrsl parts and prevents tho
irs--lis % brBpsragr. AZ the saasr tabe Il tones
aud slfsEtlsn- tbr asries ~ the throat aud snars
Ths iraasrelrai ssitt Il iaLlaxais torua srss avn
Lrsa hALsss the ti,nfulghIesk it'll Nlsh a dars Ire
work lie tHusns sailEerityi % the niaitiitr os,
nal aud JraPfi-sty msslin.a dspsn, fsr similar par
AhseLrIz kMAeic.sr ~ ranaonaIy ard thiaat dsas~s
Nls try - ths bent l~tsls tssafiss u % nnt
alOHe that the ptrPafaiaa dis the l,usanie NiTs
u psss-.. salsaasc pEaf~gsiss peculiarly adapted 10
IL krvaiiT fsfutAfss and The eang psarea As
aFfeveIalse ifi1nway's stsesa Crsk tuss BafsAs
ls ~qa1y snieAelans Coags especially tie dry lack.
aas esss Nhirh arr - snniHan. Arr tsfihiy nuiini
IaE u ia fs ihraaf asfass Tie chest
fbrn dangerous inflammation srts in. Nhirh dive
I.s g traAarrhaEsss ~ tsrps.l:a % ssatra " 4 h
drr, - prlapsf aas slsa ssrislAsy shrh sstansass
Tie paien1 No tgle of Threat lung. anelial dis
taFanes can rssist ts curative innn "
ihe ms. siiaair iaas of this class of aisssdsFs and
hsraks ~ the ast ,iaisnt psroSisms VI csng.
Ing Autts tnfteseuts paftly ssgvtahir. of
th,m .fe rnd faa .antoes rniirely new 20 pharmacy,
is.ey Ihr nnsisrd ivsiimoniAis which IL IapIgi-
tors hsvr tsen teestsing its rrns.
ttn "a the puhs. fs t~fs.hs wha haye Frtirns~
wities.sd " wgadrrfay tvheisi sf-ets fully ja-tfS
Asssisas sYsrvsc goa alL Dissssr. % rnn RErnaro.
~ OsssSa &a@ ~ E&."AA@
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THE HOME JOURNAL. takes the earliest
nrrasion a ihe YTrs-tilrurnt Of busine<s I,lou
che s,yie bai- % relsirn tosls old s,Iigsfiniin,
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MS. The present reduc,ion k ,lolIbly Tor the
advantage % tlw sllb~giiHr, iorwhile The rate 1.
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This marked saln h the s,lbscrjber the puh.
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TERMS:

Single subscriptions. $500; Five copies.
$500 and one extra cupy % The gettsr up
OF the cIub; Tee copies, $1,000 aud one
extra copy TO the getier up VI the Club
Twenty Copies. s2o,OOl ase
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The same tine aud 20 TO The same t.ost Office.
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UN IU6
young couple. r~'''. '3' ~ II "'as, F-f*7
*fsa s7 5s--<..s>.,s.-.<..,.... @3 Hz ss# 7@F
NE.WREARAT1'LfE WHITE H0 USE.
The New York San says: The close Of,
the year has been set apart by common CON. !
sent asa lime for sober self.examina,iou.
Tor repentance, and the making of good
resolutions. ,.p.. u.sz. "a ........a-, ..
Let HAYES avail himself Of the gracious
opportunity. The lamp holds out to burn
even :Or him. lie has stained bis soul with
great crime. and the measure of punisb-
meut already meted out to him :bitter i,s
1t ls. Is only foretasts of what is in stors
i"r hi" If be psrseveres in trausgrsssion.
buf It Is not yet too late for repentance and
restitution.
The Office into which he climbed rs a
thief aud rOhber-has he found il n bed
of rosest Has it brought him anything
but remorse aud vexatioD? While ne wss
'tIil an honest man he may have dreamed
OF the sweets of power; but. if he fancied
that stolen power won be sweet, be has
bad rude awakening. TIE very mea who
helped BIN to f Oh the Presidency have
turned against hlm their fierce reprcaehes
and menaces 6lI the air - Without party.
without friends except amoung men Who
ure more dangerous to a public man as
friends than rs enemies. with the difficulties
"t false position multiplying from hour 20
hour. what has be TO look forward to? II
bis way is hard uOw. is 1t likely to become
softer to his feet as he pursues it1 sas&a rs
More terrifying than the angry ycicss
without Is the voice within. lie may shut
bis ea's tp.it 10 the day, but iu the long
watches Of the night it compels a hearing.
Over and over, with merciless fidelity. ID
emlnds him Of what be has done. aud
ellis him what he is. ..-- .....~...........
As he values his we'll being here and
hereafter. we counsel HAYES to ct last
iced this voice. There is ouly one way
n which he can escape its reproachss aud
Is menaees. Let him repent and forsaks
lis sin. Let him make a public act Of
Ontrition aud restitution. Let him. so far
> ~ him lies. undo the great wrong be has
one. Then le: him return 10 Ohio. aud
~ BY the reetitude Of bis after life TO win
be forgiveness Of the people snd the ehari.
u hlslnry. ~33 tss sats @.aE a-8t sm m...
To Wish llAYEs. where be u and As he i.
llapnJ New Year, would be moekery.
'r"ud aud happiness do not 40 together. h
Tie New York Times says, .YOu nigh.
5 well forget your churches aud school
Ou'e' as to forget your local paper. I.
peaks TO ten times the audience your min
ter. do. Il is read eagerly each week
ro'n iee beginning 70 the end. IL reach.
you "II. and. II it has lower spirit and
- wisdom than sermon, il has a ,hou..
pd times better chance u you. gring .s ID
Oes to almost every house. You owsito
Ourself 70 rally literally to its support,
1net from i as able and high toned cha.
le,er q jou do from an educator in your
'ids.. Il isnot benea:h your notice and
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IMPORTANT CAUTION

None Reasne unlsss tl- aisasiusr. ~ T. HEfBocE ana
Dsts. aE.His fsI ths tHiird stats sfr tsan on
thr vfappsf. hsndksnr ssHfd will ~ rdfrh To- nny
rrBefing ameh information leaA sr rtsr.
uan af srfr Iriirs r.'unisfteitnx the nsdiss
vendlnE The sanis. kt,sutrg thrm is h. spuFisus
80 sold ~ The plannfaeif9N ~ frafessar ilalaswar
Ca, New fork <4 ~ ~ N~ffshs araessts aTp deal
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-01-16

Ehote VI time. Tie aunt. well isutiiied that
herawo fascrites should be pleased will,
one another left shem yery,nincb 10 them
lfelsssgand was not VI allarprised Though
! the willy 9ld lady pretended to be so).
when one noining Ernest told her Elsa
hadcoiupleted his aaFfsiy mulicum OF bliss
Fby rreniisitig to he hiswifes 80 ts nsaa'
iy}o,' Iapsjeligutadto hear il. nv dear
bey; Sbsjsjpst the gFlto make sou ,hnp-
Py: J Ipsi,t that the wedding shall come
of here in my hnnse. and At no distans
date. 't'ussef behsved 10 long engages engages
m0nts' '5h9'dD49{ aa g'gj8ds3s IGj II %
a1 .TlIe soopers the better. as far as I an
concerned. > said the impatient, lover. .s..
~ viii: speak to Esie about il ut once
80 tile wedding was eelehIaied a month
from that time. and good old>fushioned
wedding: gae..a sua 1os-53-.i t@ @a.udza.s !aG.
Elsie being an orphan. without brothers
or sisters, had no one tp cunsult. but her
kird old friend. who gave her the love.
i'est tiousseau, and on the wedding morn,
ing, presented her with The pearl necklace
aud earrings weru in her ewnl youthful
DAYS.
Ernest gave bis bride a pair of costly
Sevres China vases; and Henry Sherwood,
Win was bsst man on the monIentoris Goc-s
sasIon' fastened in her wedding dress .
brooch Of diamonds in the form Of a crab.a
nnd ever after this shell>i.h was regarded
WIN afectiOnate remembrance by the
young couple. ~~'35. ~ ~ L" - 'TR1
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-01-16

Two things in nature are delestabla-A
girl who is trying to lie a woman, and |.
woman trying ~ be a girl.