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,NUIIBER£5.21~-NEW SERIES.

17‘. fainilig Nctnspaptr---Ecnntrb to tiitcrature,

,N_ORlrVA_LK, CT. TUE

Qiiciirral 3I'1Ilt‘ll.,i.g£1IlZ£, lttolitits,

SDAY, MARCH 23.52.

 

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-TIIE Noiiivitii Gi'iZE’I‘TE.
‘ A. H. BYINGTON 9:. co.
A. [-1. Byrimrox. H. W. IIYAT’1‘..

bficeiat the footof Main. st.—ovcr the store 
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‘Terms of the Gazette.

 
 

Village subscribers by ctli'l'lel'—i-pa‘ yr $2 
lail do _ ‘In advance o_ _ 2 '
meg smbsci-ibcits, ortliose. living out of

the C:zrrier’s (IlSlt‘lclhi1l1d who call for 1 56
. their papers at the 0 ice’ ,
iCo:t‘ri'pirr'i'i'i«s of Il\’(30l'.n‘l0l'fl receiving H1031‘
"pa’pei-s by mail, ifpaid in advance 1 50
Terms (pf Aiivertisiilg‘.
I6 lines or less, 1 insertion '75
“ 2 ‘_" 87
‘u 3 ii 1 00

ttéplon PR._l.‘:t’lt‘ll‘l’G executed with ma-tncss
iéancl rlespatch, and at. low prices.

 
 

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~‘W1N'1‘ER .~.i>.r-mun EME.V'I".
‘comn::~ci.\'e_ 1,1851.

 

,, .[10,fl€’l6fqQl'{\'[1lk tor New York. _
Eoiiiitsutatikin Train o'clock 38 min. A M

'Accoiiiiiidil-.itioh 8 9

. 4 10 4.7 ,. _
‘Express ii 9.1 P M
‘Accommodation 5 32

Express 9 -19’

' Leave Norwalk for New Haveii.
‘Accomrriodation train 9 .o’clock I3 min A M
. 1 35 P M
"Express 4 53

' _‘Accummodation 6 15
:Commut:ition 7 8 _
’Express trains \Vest stop only at Staml'ord.

“ ?"East “ Bri'lg'clport;.

Leave New York for N0t'WRll-1.
‘Accommodation train '7 o’_cl0ck,A M

., ~- , 11 30
Express 3 P M

4Accoinmodation 4
Commutation 4 55 ,

, L‘:flV8 New Haven for Nprwalk.
Jommntiition train 5 30 A M
‘Accommodation 7
 H 9 35 »
Express 1 15 P 51
‘Accommodation 4 20
" iipress 8 45

GEO. W. \Vt1lS'[‘LER-. Sup’t.
,. ' Dry Goods &. fiarjfiseitingf.

HIS day received and now ready for iii-
, spection the lrrrgest and best assortment
"of goods 1 have ever had the pleasure of offer‘-
ing the public, among thegoods may be found
'11 very large amount subject: tosliglit imperfec-
tion in manufacture which will be sold at one
"halfof their actual nalue (all in want of two
"dollars for one would do well to call) my stock
is now full and complete and every inducement
will be otl'ei-ed to all in’ this or the adjoining
towns, come one, cdiiie all rind eiiariiiiie for
_','oui'selves,as all my goods will be freely shown-
Iiiiid none nrged to buy,greater iiiduce:nent.>: will
‘be offered than ever before. Remember this

‘had call at the Bridge store.
C. J. GRUMAN.

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'1‘ H I". C l'ZLl".I.' ttA'1‘l'ZD
bmzc-:-ii:a_i,afs=.nn Breanne,
CONTAINING NO ‘ALCOHOL,
A sure; Rem.c(l_7/ for

DYSPEPSIA,

IN ALL ITS VARIOUS FORMS,

§ucl‘. as Pain in the Stomach, l‘Il‘.tIl'l.l)lll'I), I-Ia-
bitual Costivoiiess, Acid Stomach. Head-
Loss of Appetite, Piles, Night.
or Phtisic,
in the Stom-

ache, ,
Sweats. Astliina
, Flatulence or \VII'1d _
_ irch, Nervoustless, Coldness of the
Extremities, \Ve‘akitess of, _ the Limbs,
General Debit:-.tYs , , _
land all the indescribilble syiiiptoms of ll‘llS_llXl.l-
versal disease. These are also the best tonic
lknown for the prevention and cure of
Fever and Acute, _
These Bitters have received the I‘I’lG,llF2ST
-TESTIMONIALS ever otfered to the public in fa-
‘vor ofniiy medicine in the world, and are ap-
tproved by some of the best physicians, who use
"~.the,m in their practice. For the most satisfac-
tory proof of the succcss of this remedy, see
pamphlets coiitniniiig fllll‘])ill‘llCultll‘S and cer-
ltiticates from Memberslot Coliilgres: and other
lparties "well known to t. ie pr._ii ic. ny individ-
Enal wishing further information respecting this

, INVALUABLE MEDICINE,

nreinvited to call on the Agents.and satisfy
themselves by reference to numerous ‘letter-3
and certificates of the highest respectability.

DR. GEO. B. GREEN, Pi-oprietor. Wind-
. -, Vt.
SNREED. BATES & AUSTIN, W'holesale

Druggists. No. 26 Merchants’ Row, Boston,
General Agents.

Price $1 per bottle; six for $5.

CAU'I‘IO;\l.—Eeah bottle of the Genuine
Oxygenated Bitters, will have the outside
wrapper printed in Enalis-h,French and Span-
Ih, with the signature of Gen. B. Green, Pro-
Three Sides, and in addition, a
finely engraved labelupon the top of the bottle
'\iyit;hthe signature of Reed, Bates 66 Austin,
who are the sole General Agents,and to whom
addressed.

F.or_s:ile by W3 E. BISSELL. and drug-
gists generally in the U. S. and Cunadas.

Household Purnitttre

, AT AUCTION."
 ILL be sold at Auction, ntthe dxvelliiig

li_ouse lately oc_cup‘.r>.d, by ,Dr. I1‘.iiicry
Bissell, dec’d,an'l now occupied by O. S. I*‘oi‘i‘y
Esq., a fine lot of household furniture, corri-
l)l'lsltlgillll10Sl every tll'iICl0lle(‘.8SSi'll'y in house
keepiiig:_pai'_loi', bed room, sittiiifs: room, and
kitchen l'ui'riitui'e. 1'Pft‘lgel'illOl'. plirnts, Qt1l‘(lel)
tools,a_od a few books. The sale will’ coin-
i_iicnce on Monday the 29th day of March at
 o’clock, llfIOl'!lO0tl. Terms cash at tlietime
of sale. Any portion of the above zirticles
may be bon_:>,ht at private sale provioiis to the
day of Auction. by irpplicntiori to O. S. Ferry.

VVM. E. BISSELL, Auctioneer.
Norivalk. Fob. Q:3'.li, I852. ’

for 

THE sizl)scr'il)ci' oll'nrs for sale his
I'.I0lllB.~Ie{lti including a good and corri-
inodious house with a store corini-.cted—-a barn,
&c., all in coiupletc and ll10l'Ol1_';1ll repriir, and
about three :ici'es ofvalrizrlile land stockctl with
choice gr-iiftecl l'ruit,iind is replete with evrary
convciiicnce‘-“—.a _well ofie,\:r:(=l_loiit wirtcr i,iv:'i i: the
door under cover. This place lies in R(*:l('lll)Q,
in the centre of the town, near the Town
IIouse.e.li;1il)ly sitiinted for iiir=.i"c:riiti5e lii.isiiii>ss
ziid ii vci'_y dr~sirable liicattioii for a _solcct school.
about llll’t3Bll1ll(!Sl:t'(itll the L"-To"rw:ilk 6: I)ztl'll)lll'y
rnilroaid; ls 'coiisider‘etl «mi; oi’ the plcrisaritest
sit‘nat.ions in lll(3'l’l('.ltlli_;V’ aiiil well worth the at-
teiitioii 'o_l"_ those who are dcsii'oLis oi" purcliasiiig
—-amtl will be stiliil at it li;i!';{:iit'r. Ailrli'i-ass
ClI.».\I’iI.iu'S D. S.\.ilTIl.

Reading Couture, {I it n. 1, '1 85*}. 2izi“"‘:3

fi Store to Rent
Q§ITUA'I‘ED in Noi'wiill<'. good location for
k business. The lnrilding is 41 feet loiig, 95
front, two stories liigli, with modern irnpi°ove-
meats. Enquire at this o.‘tir:e. 4L*=‘8

., a '
Eoashee i

i -O Builder-s avail! tttosc cxpcctiitg

— to Bui!t'2l.——'l‘lie siilisci'il)oi':s~ have on
hand and lor sale, it large supply of every size
of sashes both lock and plain, primed and cla-
zed, or without. glziziii-g, in:ri.lr-: during the wiri-
ter, and tl1c.rel'oi‘e well seiirsziiiml at

I’tl“.I£D & ilSBlilI.I.S
Sash and L’-lind Factory.

Norwalk, Feb. ‘23-ti, 1852. 4t*8

 

Commissiotaers Notice.
H It) Sul)sci'ilir-.rs appointed by tlio Court
‘ of _I5i'obate for the Di.st‘i‘i_cr oi" N()l"iV:lll".'
C-ommissioners to lieiir and cxiiiiiiric. tho clziiriis
of the creditors of the E.~:t:itc of '.l‘ho:n~.is Car'-
ter. :in insolvent debtor ol'I‘5Icw Czinziaii, in said
district, assigned in trust. for the l)‘..:l]£‘.Ill of his
creditors. hereby give notice, that we will at-
tend to the business of our said iippointiiicnt at
the dwelling house of Jaiiii-s Piittison in said
New Canaan on the first Moiirl;i_ys of ;‘vI:iy_aiid
August, 1852, at one o‘clock in tlie afteriioon
of each of said diiys. M _ ‘ _
Said Court has limited and allowed 6 months
from the date hereof‘, for the exhibition to us of
claims a,<;ainst: said Estate.
BEL?-I.‘\hI.I§6'\l. I4IEA'I‘II,
GEORGE CIxVVOOD.
New Canaan, Feb. 15th, 1852.
ItZ\i’o'tice.
District of Rirl,2'(3ficlr£ ss Probate Court, Feb-
’/'uary 16/71. 1.852.

ES'I‘A'I‘E of AARON N RTIIROP, late
of Ridgellelvl in said district, dec’d.
Tlie,-Court‘. of Probate for the district of
Ridgefield hath limited and allowed six inontlis
from the date hereof, for the creditors of said

Commis-
' sion‘e.rs.

vestato, to exhibit their claims for settlenieiit.

Those who neglect to present their accounts
properly attested within sair. time will be de-
barred :t_re'covei'y. All [Ni-l'-.§t)tlS indebted to
said estate are icqriesterl to inake iiiiiiwilirito
payment to .]z‘;i\lbIS II. OIri\ISTI£AD,

3t*l0 Adiniiiis'tratoi', with the will ziiiiicxoi-l.

Notice.’

E, IIEREAS my with .\.7ally left my bed

and board on the 14th .l:in’y. witlioiit
just cause or provocation, I foriiid all ])()l'SOllS
trusting heron my ac.cou!rl‘,a:; I will pay no
debts ol hi-r coiitrrictiiig. , .lOI*IN BAT
Ridgetield. 1st March, 1852. 3t**I0

 

\ Clothing.

F you want to [)1ll't:llzlS8 your clotliing attlie
cheapest ready-inade clotliing i>.stablis-liinoiit
in town, all you have to do is to call and get
your bargains at the old stand of the Sul)S(:l'll)el'.
ncar t'he i\'orw:ilk Hotel. Don’t r0l';Iel. west
side the Baidgo. H. -.\IAGi\'EI’..

 

IaflflkillgG’§aS53»i§S,bVinGVV W'ari'c, the
E QUINTAIID (‘.3 SONS have at tlicir

ta‘ ware-rooms a few rods east oi" tl)ebi'ii.l§;e
a large assortment of ca'ainet. l'iirnitiire. consist-
ing iri part of sofas, centre. card, l)O0l(,l‘.r‘i"t, work
anp kitchen tables of various kinds, iiialrogaiiy
and black walnut marble top ilressiiig bureau.-'
dlain dressing bureaus. common bureaus of
prices, some as low as :30. Mriliogiriiy, bl’l-.
walnut and maple bedsteiids of various patterns
rind prices.some as lo\v as $32 9.). Patent bed-
steads that can be put up in three ininutcs and
without a key. Maho,q,:iny, curled iiuiple, l)'.’Ii
walnut, kitchen arid wiiidsorclniirs. Cliildren’s
table and low cliairs. \Villow waggr-iis, cra-
dles and chairs. _Lookin;1 glasses of all sizes
and prices, from '25 cents to 5310. Spring irrat-
resses.tlie I)éSl.itl]tl'clie:lp(‘.Sl. beds in existence.
\Ve will deliver any l'uriiitiirc pui'cli:rsr=‘d of us
(to the amount of-$10 or over) in New Canaan,
\Vilton or 'Dai'ieti free of charge and free from
damage. H _ ‘

Ready IlTad‘c Coflins.-—‘-’\Ve have constantly
on hand from 100 to 150 cofriris of lllil.I]0,(_',ill)y,
black walnut, cherry and wliitewood of all sizes
and desci'ipt.ions,wliich can be ihriiished at a
raw minutes notice. ‘We also furnish shrouds.
and everything ne‘cessary for the interment ol
the dead, and will see to the digging ol‘ graves
when requested. Vl/e will attend funerals in
New Canaan, \Vilton or Daricn. without extra
chm-ge. QUINIPARD 65 S.

N: B.—-Persons wishing to purchase burial
lots in the Norwalk Cemetery may make ap
plication to us. ‘ 45”

‘i

District of Norwalk ss Probate" Court, Februa-
ry 28lI1..185‘2. '
STATE of ~G.ERSHOM B. Sr\'IlTI'l,
late ofNorwalk in said district, dec‘d.

The courtoi probate forthe District; of Nor-
walk hath limited and allowed six months from
the date liereof'for the creditors of said Estate
to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to present their accounts, properly
attested, within said time. will be debarred a
recovery. All personsindebted to said estate

are requested to make immediate payment to

Norwnlk, Feb. 28th, 1852-

I’ OETRY.

Happy at Home.
BY MRS. 1-‘. oseooo.
Let the gay and the idle go forth where tlioy
will.
in $L‘.lll‘(:ll of soft |)lctiSUl't.‘., that syren ofill,
Let them seek her in f2isl1io1i‘s illumined
_ saloon. , _ _
\Vliei'e inclody mocks at the heart out oftrino;
\Vlierc the laugli gushes liight frorn the lips of
the iniiiileii’, , __
‘.Vliile liefr spirit, perchance, is with sorrow
o’ci'lridcri : I
And wlii=,i'e. ‘mid the garlands Joy only should
_ li'r:riil. _ . ,
Is Slfiruler, the snake, by its rrz/L/c betrayed.
rah, no! let the idle for ll2!]t[lll'it‘t.<S l'(l3tlil ;
For me——I but ask to be " happy at home I”

.__________

At home! oh, l1oi\'tlii‘illiii;1ly si_vect is that woi"d,
A ml by it what visioiis of br-ziuty in-‘ti stirred!

I risk not that lnxiirv cr.i:'tniri iiiy iooiii

lb-’ith rliiiniisli‘ iiiiiii India's i-.‘"<r,ii;i.-‘iii.-. looiiii,
Tlio siinli_i.;lit ot iiciriznii is ])l'(‘-(.'l'.ll!.~‘» to iii:-.,
And muslin will vcilflit if l)l::Zlll_t_{ too free;
Tlie hliégiiiil. t.i'i{’res til‘ lllnsliioii and \V9‘iiltli

I llt‘.PLl i;ot—-I ask but for r.-oiirlort and lie-aithl
\l"itli tlicsciirirl my dear onus. I care notto roam.
For olil Iaiii liiipp_V—-iiiost. “ happy at home 3°’

One liriglit little room where the cliildren may
play, - .
Unl'e:irl"nl ofspriiliiig the costly arr-zry;
\'v"lir-i'c ho, too, our die.-ii rest. of all on the <=.'irt.li.
May find the L-wcct wolcoine he loves at liis
llt‘t:l'lll;
The fire l,-lazing w;irnily—the solar (ll':l'.'i'll riigli;
And the star lniiip ti'li;';lrt1 on illt‘. table ('ltlSt‘- lip‘;
A few sunny pl(:llll'e'S in Sltlllilt-‘. lraiiic;-2 .~.ilri”rii"o_rl;
A few precious vulumes——tlie wi-.-zilih of rho
inriir‘. ;
And liorc and there troasir-i'er'l some rare gem
of art, . '
To liindle the firiicy or soltoii tho lioait;
Thus iiclily surrounded, wlij‘,'. why sliould I
roan. ?

‘Oh I am I not llil') i ‘ most. “ ha l iv at home I”
i l 3 i l l ..

The little ones, wt-=.:ii'y of lioz,-ks and oi‘ pl:-iy.
Noelle down on our bo.~.:uriis——our I’-Ilicii and
, I‘-'i.-iy;

And -solily the .--.imple.. ::fi"m.-tioirrite prayer‘,
A..‘€(?fil‘:Ll.~ iii the _;l:rilriii;<s of iriiiocciicc llIi‘.l‘*."’;
And now. as l.lI("\ iczrve us, .‘.<\'.-‘ccl; liisscs and

y
t

light. ,
They liivisli-—i'epeaiing their nicrry "good
ni=,;lit.l"

\l.-’lii!i.- I ‘.‘.'lil'l my lluptllt‘. my book. or iny pon.

Or in t:t)llVt‘i‘.\'(‘ \.\'lllJ /rim. urn r",<llllC!llt‘tl ;i;_v,:iiii,

And ..i'_»‘, " Can I ever‘ he teniptoil to ioiiiii

\l/"iiile l)lt‘.S§5ll‘i§;S like tlicso iuake me *- happy
at home 1'7

Vrtittcsa at may r‘”rLi:>33icri*9s G-5'31’? .
Tlieticiiiliiiiig tlt1.\V-:lt'Lll):5 lid!
Upon the sliutzing t1uwei's——!il~;e souls
. at rc.;=!; , , _ 
The stars iiliiiio ,g,loriouslv—iind all ~
{Save me, are blcst. ‘ -

I‘.'Iritlici‘——-I lovo thy grave!
The violet, with its blossoms blue iiiid
mild,
\Vaves o’i=r thy lie:id~—when shall it wave
Above thy child ?

’Tis a sweet tlower——-yet must
Its I}l,'l_t__{lll{ leaves to the coining tempcsl
how-—
Dear inother—’tis thine emblem--dust:
Is on thy brow I
And I could love to dic——-
To leave iiiitasterl lrfe’s dark, bitter
slrr-ams—-
By thee, as first. in childhood, lie,
And slriri'c thy drcairrs.

Brit. I must. liri;jei' lir-re _
To stain the pliiiiiage of my sinless
your-5,
And riionrn tilt-.l1i‘rpes of childhood detir,
\Vith bitter tcais.
Ay——iniist. I linger licro
A lriirely brriticli upon :1 l)last.c'cl tree,
\Vhose last trail lnzif. iiniiriicly sore,‘
ll/c nt down with than!
OIt lrom life's \\'l!llt*.l'(,’-Ll bower. ,
In still corrirniinion wiIli_tli'e past I turn,
And muse on then, the oniy flower
In meinory’s urn.

And when the evening pale

Bows like it iuourrier on the deep blue
wave,

I stray to liear the iiiglit winds wail
Around my grave;

\Vliero is thy spirit flown ?
I,L"it'1’.t".ill)U'v’t‘.—-‘llly loot. is iinriged there——-

I listen—and thy gentle who
Is on the air.

Oh, come, whilst llPl'B I press
' My bro v upon thy grave——‘ai'id in those
inild
And tlii'illii_‘g tones of tenderness,
Bless. l)lt'SS thy child.

Yes,.hless thy weepiiig child,
And o‘er lliine urii——roligion‘s holiest
shrine-
Oh. give his spirit imdelilcd
To blend with thine.
__________._.____—
Kitasincss to C taiitirert.
I am one who hold ii t.i"erisiii'e
And ii gem of wonili'oiis cost;
But 1 mar my lieai-t’s dei-p pli=asure
With the fear it may be lost.

Oh. for some lieavenly token,

_ By which I may be sure

The vase shall not. be bro‘ken—=
Dispersed the e_ss,i-nce pure.

TIIPU spoke the angel of mothers
To me in gentle iono, _
“ Be kind to tho" cliililren of other-s,
And thus deserve thine own.”
________________

On a contrary Wife.

A ivaggisli chap, \V;llUSO vixen wile,

By di-ownin;_:, lost her precious lite»

Called out his neighbo; s,:rll armmll. _
And told ’em ilnii. his spouse was drowned,
And, spite of sr~arcli could not be found:
He knew, he said the very nook

\Vliere she had tumbled in the brook.

And he had dragged along the shore,
Above the place, a mile or more.

"Above the place!” the people t‘.rled—-—
‘-Why, what d’ye moan II" the man replied.
“Of course, you don’t Sl.Im'.0S6 I'd go

And waste the time to look below .’

I've known the woman quire ii spell

And learn’t her fashion Iol’ble \vell—-
Alive or dead, she’d go. I swow,

 

SAMUEL RICHARDS, Admii‘iis- -
THEODORE SMITH, trntors.
1

Against the current anyhow!” ~

o

iiis3iii.'i.;iNr.

_ The ’I‘r'i'ial of zilcciioi‘, _
‘(.7/z‘ii.7'g'erl {viii/L .lIll.'I'(ir'7', Robby/fr/, (S15.

 

I---S.UI‘Rt-2-.\Il-I COURT or PuBLri: OriNioN,—
In. anrlfor I/re U.-iilcrl Stillcs 1;/‘Arricrica.
'1‘ai«:,Pi-.‘oi>,Li-: rs. ALCOtlOL.

Pi‘ .¢cnt——I‘Ion. lC3.l.Vboit, CliicFJustice.

I-Ion. H. lniii.in'1'iALi'1‘i' Asso-
. . ‘ ‘ .

Hon. (‘-,5. I’A'rii~:.\‘ci:, ciute

lion. Ii. E-Io.\'i-:5-rr, .Iur_lgr‘,5_

Counsel for (/28 People-—J. Go3Dwu.L, Esc.

,Ari’_v ircii.
C-oimsc(_;'_?;r I/re .Ds'_’f(3NI/(l7l{—-I\II(‘.SSl'8. A.\‘i3i.ii.

r\P1’l-:'I‘l'l‘E and Ni-;z.r ll‘~”'t‘l-2!'.r1S’.l‘.

,8‘/icr_i{]'___—L. ll.-‘.'i'i-_:*'ri§.—. lrl.»-Q. _
Ciel‘/c 0/ _Cou.r!———I3. .‘~'i~:i.i-'ni':."~‘rAi'., l4Jsq‘.‘

July 25, 1833—Conrt rile: at Ill o'clock.

Criziliiziiktl.
Pill-‘.5lir\"I‘ Ar.'r.‘ ’I‘Ill-Z Juncizs.

AM Gert-—l-lair.‘-‘e”r'r)"i1' any ii'il'orm-rtioii as to‘
the direct and ll‘H_ll!P('l (‘XIV-‘llS~£‘. incurred by
ynur town iiifroiisr-'qiicrice ot the residence or’
die nr‘r‘.tlS(~".i in it ‘.3 , _

W£'r—,I ha'vc sir. l.'\’c have in tuivh and
cliargeiilrle to it,‘2:3 p:ttlt‘;t3Ia7, iririile so direrily
by the acts of the pi'i.~.onr:r, by ivhoni il)t'll"
propi=i'ry has been rli.~sip;i=.ed , ll':t‘S8 23 pan-
pcrs cur-t us on an :ti7v‘l‘?l§{t'! $330 rloll.i'.s per
~\’ri'l«: Int Ionil, r‘l-:i:.ilng._ &.c. , this is $_l,:3=’j~f)
per }'(’.H'. In the coriarnori t.".lll.'$.l:‘. of I:-‘Vt;fl,'iS
not one oI lll(ftIl‘\l'(>i)lvl have l_:r>r»ir pt}!l,')“l‘S
li.-ed it not i:c.:n for the mteiventiori of the
fll‘l;\.('l{lt‘l‘. And their sir, our tor.'ri l)i.*‘.1t‘:‘ its
i)t'()pt)l'llOiI or the counlv PT\'D€Zl>'€S, which
propor-Iiori‘ aniorriits to .‘~_3.I._3l-1) inurr-,' ti'l'o-
iliirils LII‘ uliii-it I lizrvv 2!:3tft-‘.l'li'illl+.‘li by ilt‘l'.li'.tl
inquiry to he ling-"rd rlirccily to lll(—\ pi-i~:r-iirr ;
this would lc E5391 lIl.il‘t£ r_;r $2 5-3«1o;;r sown
(-‘X]"It;‘l]Il:~‘i cvrrry ynzii‘ rnorc limit it \v.'i'.rld ll"

1.
‘.110

_ pris'oner' iievci' had set his for in Ii.
l3r‘..~'i<les, this is the rlii‘e-ct (:‘Ix'p€ii$t’t of i‘iis'rr-.~:-
ltlt'il(‘.l‘, or inore properly tin‘: l‘é’:tll price of
his l.-.bi>r;=, lul” he is not a }_}t?tillI‘lllilIl ullri
-.-.orlr.~ lior I‘if)lllll'l~3‘, lllir‘.rQ'l'l l1:_-.r;l'rn.n :i|'t:.li3:‘.rls
to do it. By an ltcillrll iiivi-stigiiiéiiii. ihav:-,
Ii,-rind that last year no less than ‘.l.’).0OO i_-ril.
l.-us of his r-oiiipuurirls of vriiioii.-.~ liinils were
C011:-tliflfiil in town. This was 3 little ,im)r(-
tliziri six gallrlns to cvr-ry soul of our-£1000
pei'sniis;'oi' t‘.ci_lL1t-iiirg v.ci'r:cn and i:'nild:,r»ri,
‘25 griilrrns to e\'ci‘y l‘i'l;\.h. The pi'i..<r.-rim-
('ll?1:'gt‘S 40 cr-uts a _L_'2!ll-Jti for his iii;-rlir:irir=
on an :t\"‘.‘i';.'£_I'r.', wliich ‘.'.0'.ll«l bi: ’-:‘,'3~lt).Ll‘,)0, 0,-
832 :3?) tin‘ each iridiviilir..l. Aid in ll'tlS:'lJl_Yl
-‘f€f3,a35-i,tri\.\'n and county raxpgrgsrgs on the
pi-i<onr>i’.~: acciiurit,arid \i'i- l.;r=:i=, ti tbtiil or‘
551:2 its his bill rrgriiiisi as in a sirigic
iy-air‘; or ?ili"":_5-Ii) For the lcist inn :.-‘t‘ill:-‘..—-
All this we .~h=-Lild 5.-.=".-.~. we;-e xii; tirice \~'..-ell
quit of the acrié.-t~.d.

./In Gr-/r—'l‘lie courisr-I for the ’dcl‘cncr-
can question the wlltiets. ,

['l"nc counsel for the [ll'lS|'lnFl' declined aiiv
cross €}i'(1lYtll’l21ll()ll, and the attorney gene;-ril
their irnnniinccd to tho.‘-. court that he slloiiltl
rig.-;t the case witlir.-iit callirig any inure wir-
ncsscs.

'l,'l1c dcleiice was then opened by Mr.
Si-lfinittirst in :1’ :ipc'ecli_Io'f smile length...
I-Ie‘:stated,in substance, that he sirnulrl prove
the good i:i:=ar.iL'tr‘I‘ Oi‘ liis client for :1 lQ(i,~'_‘[
series oi _V(=:iI's ; that he had t'c('f‘l\‘t-(I :1 I‘i=,gr'
ulai‘ Cel'llll('.illP oihis ‘ltlt."‘llt'nl powers froiii
a college of PliysirIar:.- and .\_‘ttl‘g‘-"D723; rl'r=it
tlicre exisicil an iirirxniiiplerl coinbinsitioir,
L-.:iibi'arin<_5 persons in every class of sociefy,
to’ tlt’Sll'(l}' or rlri‘.'r=. him frmrii the couniry -
And he (l\Vt'll. with great p;.tiir.=.< upon the
con.=.tanc_v anrl pl-Z‘l'SL'\'I~‘l‘:\llt‘e with which, in
tiiiirs of the diost iiiiiiiizieiit,rliiti,:i.‘i', his ('ltl;'lll
lrrul attrniletl upon roost of llit)>e who died
oldie Cll(‘rl"’l'il, in r'vlui'itit-al, Nciv York, fil-
barny and clscwlici'i-.‘. A

l-Iavlt‘i;z cririlclitrleil his reriiarlis, tlio Ir-ailing
counsel for the t.le'l‘t"hrIa!tl. pi"o'c”ced’c-r.l to ball
r‘vittir~ssrS in his behalf

The first one who tool: the Sldtitl and
was sworn, was Mr‘. Lozvegriin, a rnan of
middle at_re. . *

.»7nAp——-Mr. Lovr,~2ain.,are you acquaint-
ed with rile 11t.‘('U,~t‘-.l ?

l’Vu’—I aid, sir, very_ well. lie has lieou
an intimate Irir-n.‘l of mine ri'i.~in_v years.
Iiirleed we were school chums togr:tbei' at‘
one iiinc. __

/In A]2—-lVell.sir,_vou will ‘pleas--2 tell the
court and jiiry what you krioiv of him and
hi»: inzinnci‘ of l.fm ,

I'Vit——I l\'ll-l‘.'t' no evil ol him, or any thing;
aniiss in his riiaiincr or life; he has alw:r_r~.=
corirlrzcterl liiuisell’ ii-lien I h.-ivr: sea-ri him in
a pcaccalile and (‘pilot in rimnr: and tlevet‘ to
my lirio-.vlo:l_<.:c has been a dis.uiba=;r oi the-
peace. _

_/In. A];-.—I-Iave yritt any l-timwlt-‘rlgn. («I the
thing Cl1lll'g't‘d zigairisl hirii in the iiirlictriiciiti’

lVil-—I have not. I-In ;ilv.'a§‘S iI:’ip€‘:]l't‘tl
to me to ho a very honest and well rzirzariin-._r,
ltltltl to his iicigliluoz-s, and ready to help all
who ask his ilS:lslttt)('€. ' ,

./9/L Ap—Do you know anything of his
meiliciil qualiticririons?

Wit-—l do. He. has visited in my liirnily
and airiorig my iieighbors sc-.\-eriil years, and
with great success in many diseases. In
colds, rheninatisiri, l]{iflClm;'l)‘ef~‘, (lyspepsi »,
lowness of spirits, and some other (.llS€'itSt-ES,
ll£..lS almost infu_li.ible.. As a- sure pl't'l'(‘l'll3'
live for the‘cholci'.i,liis iiilhsioiis are unri-
valed Tlicy Were much used and and high-
ly rccorocndr-d last yearin New Yoi-It ; and
indeed I have hcared from good auilioi°r‘.y,
that :3 whole ship’s crew and the passenger's
were all preserved from (lcalll by his assis-
tarrde when they were attacked with the
cholera.

AIL Ap-Has the accused a diploma or
certificate of his qualifications?

W'2t—--He has one from the college of phy-
sicians and surgeons in Fii:.\'m.a:\‘n and sign-
ed by Di.-u;»Lus MAGNUS, the president. I
have it here in court.

An. Ap——Wall you exhibit it to the court?

Wit-—'l‘liat is it, with a translation.

[The diploma was read by Mr. A. Appe-
tite, und was as follows :]

College qfP/rysiciams and Su.rgcon.<: in. and

jbr t/re Ifingrloin 0]’ Fiendland : ,
Know all persons to whom thesepresents

I

 

§ti..li mine, that VVB. DrAB~'>i,Us MAGNUS, hav-
l!’l_-'_{ 'exainin-»d A LCOHOL, the bearer of these
letters, toacliiirg his intiinacy with the bid-
en nij,*sIei'ie.—z of that secret, invisible arid irn-‘
lnltlllgiblr: mode of tieiilingr, irivoriteil and
;)l'ttC(l$€'.l by Ouasi-‘.t.r, and finding him (leop-
ly versed in all the sanio, D0_,liceosi=, permit
and authorize him, for Om'se!faiirl,bizr P.s75('c-
zal zit"/I/ffil, and in our name, ziiid as (ll.ll‘1Z3)'O])-
er rlrp-z1.I_z,r, to enter into and li-3/ivcrse, all and
singular the Cozmlrirs, E’/npirrs, Iflrrgzldviis,
' S.’a(.r.-s and P 2'i/u:ip_rt/iliex a./ t/Le Earl/L, and
ci:cr;i/ part t/1.-:rco,’, by whatsoever name the
some rnay be called, and there and every
\‘i'l1e-i‘t’;,{i);i‘ Owselfan-.l in otir Harris, to heal,
t‘lll't", erisr: an-‘l quiet all such ptersnns as in iv
he (sit-li‘, wriiin(lr—'rl, maimed, or in any way
ufllzctcvl Pill)!‘-r in burly or iliind, i)"Z'.>:S£EII.g‘ and
'(_2l:m3,'.-5 b?'2’ic’iiiri,gi- that wlir-n he shall lnrvi:
hill. and Ci.llllpl0‘l.cly quieted any such porsoiis,
that they the said pr:r-ons will lurthwitl) re
pair to our Office in F56/z//Ir1.;ui lllt! (loan: of
\\l}l(‘Il will be 'r:vmi britii 7u'.g.’r.t and 11:53; l-ir
ibe aidniissioh, i re to announce and C-’._l'llI‘)'
their ssitizlhctioii with our secret, invisible
and niriiiicllgilile mode of h*"rilll]_L', and (-5
pefi-i..ll_v vi-irh the anti).-.gs rtrul doings of our
mix! .D'_nu!_2/. .

G.vcn at the College zifrircsaid, Anne
.‘vlunx.li, 5,400.
' In witness whereof‘. and by

 
 
 
 
 

 

:"'l3.~;'«“.:.“§"4‘~ . - . .
I;',\'«-."‘l*..__'_"{'.“-‘?’ai virtue of inc olhi-e as t’rr-sirlr—n-
1? I.':4—,,"

'ol' the sail ‘loilego, l. have bore

3;!‘ as:
Ea.-.1 .’f.5¢~:i.iiirlr) :5llb.~cr|br*(l my [ngllli-3 and
ntlrmil the great scat of rho lirsriririino.

Iiiizisolsis rr.gniis.-

./In Alp-—I have no more questioiis to ask.

Cross .E.t.:1.r2ii/zisd.

Att. Gun -'-— I‘-Ir.‘ LoV'cnH.1lit, what. is your
octriipatiiiii '?

.—ViI.——l am a man'itl'.ictu'i'gi*.

Air. Gen-—Whar do you I11i1nuI.§ciul'e':
chivlly ?

‘.\’i'..—-1\’civ England rum, fir thg_ mn_,_.-,
part, thoui_rl‘i I have one CSI-lll)lléllllll‘.‘-Ill for.
i-nnltiiig wlii.-kn-y. l also do ii good deal at
irwiviiigg I-llttiltltl‘ beer lirasidrs soiiiethiiig at
ir;;‘ik'lu;_z tllIIi:l'(’ltll sozls of wine.

Aft. Gcn.—-'l lien and the. prisoner
tiuve cxtciisive dealings logethet‘ do )0“
cm '2

Will-Yes we trade some.

Art Gcri.—Do you dci'iri,=. any profit,

An Ap.—'—l olvjrcl to that (pie-stion. Ir

«lacs not zifl".-.cr the merits of the cause bu-
It.ll‘r*. the court.
_ Chii-I _Itl,.~‘.lcP.——I-’ilt'i’.li)l] me for interrup-
ting j,‘oi1 : but there is no [lt'('€'S;.ily ‘tor urgu.
Hit‘-tit. 'l’h'i.- ipirsri-‘iii is prziieciiy prOpe'i‘,‘dud
rniist be _:ri'i::irr-icil.

Ah. Gun. Mr. I4-'lVPgI1ltl., do you ilerivu
U”? profit II'i)lIl ,:Il.f.3 pl'I‘.<ODPl"s L‘[]']i;l(_)}‘[nant_5’
and it so, how?

Wit.-——Wliy sir, he zilivays puts up wm,
me, and ‘when people call for him in case of
sic-lrnifssgor any other occasion, they are
biiutltl to pay me, alid I retain all that does‘

ti€‘PE.‘l‘.(.l on ll, ls‘ much the _gl‘ez1te;~l. part, Sr.

—ih.it iliiloiftseein I [CE-l much bias after all,

Alt Gen.-—l have no riiore questions to
int,-; Bill, wirriess you will not rciii-c. May
it please the court,l move for-- a bench wm.
rant to issue titjziiiist M r‘. I.i'.)VP;_‘{:llIl, as an
.r(:co:ripl.‘r-r-. is ith the prisoner at the b;ir_
Chief \Ju.«'.ice.—lt is r_fraiiti:rl. Mr Sher.
ii‘? will iiikeliiin into his custosly till it is
pi-rpnred. Let the trial proceed.

The next \'.'lllli"S.\' c~.:llr;-d was Mr. Simple.
An. Ap —.\lr. Simple are you fl(Yqr_]uj”t.
"edit-'ltl1 Izzy Cllvtlt?

Wit ——I run, sir, and :l nice clever l')0.ly
he is too. I have ltriown hiiii these tivciity
.\’-'EilI.°., ,

Ar‘... Ap.——‘Do you know fll'l_\'ll]Il"lg of Its
being guilty of .-in}; ‘crirnes and rnisd+~meaii-
ors iriiiirgcd upon lrliii iii the iimlictriierit?
Wit.—-l‘:cai‘ me. no, sir, I. tlE.‘\'t*i‘ have sePn
any such things in him ; but in my liimily
he has always coiiducled. him<rll' with a
great. deal of rno.Ieiati;i.-i. He has fiiriii.~li-
erl rue wiih a great deal of his !lif’.t.llClt)t', for
ire lizgvc alxvays l)F:t.’.ll :1 very sickly I:iir~ily
ol us. And then he was alw=r_ys so willing
to come Vl hen we wanzerl him, and lvas so
attentive. I am sure I am lli;(I"l‘ great obli.
gziii ms to him l’-.;r his ;.;ood will. ‘

An. Ap.——1'\»Ir Simple‘, tlu you know any-
iliing of a (‘t)ll;~‘pl=it('_V against my client,
\'«’lll1.tl’lP avowed ul)_jt:’(§l of driving him from
the ('ul1l‘i'!'_V ?

Art. Gen. —I\'lay it please the court, tl,e“e
i< no iicccssity of any testimoiiy on ibis point
rli. {rot is :ir!r’ni't«=.<l iiiai there is it t.lU.~l3_'l)
termed in suppress the vill iiiious pt‘()c(:e-'.i-
in._rs ol' the accused, and ‘to follow him
iiii~or_:_2li all its rrindings and subteifugcs,
till he is 'orou«_-ht to_iustiI‘e.

Ari. Ap.--'I"iicn we liave no more qurs
tions to -.i.<.k this witness.

Cross Examined.
Art. Gen.——.Mi'. Simple, what is your oc-
cupauon?, _

Wii.—-I am a Iariner, sir; a plain farmer

Alt. Gen.-—Did you ever rfiriploy the

prisoner to assist you ill_yuU.1 farrning busi-
ness ? _ .
Wit.-—-Yes sir, always. I never do my
wpi-k without his help. The. preparation:
ul Mr. Alcohol are always ol great service
to me; they do me good. I never use ll'lf.’tn
to exiwss as a great many do, and I could
not live at all without one or two glasses of
his cor-dial, or his Ll./CL’ -mlal ii day.

Alt. Geri.-'—'—-Hoiv do you lmow, Mr Sim:
pie, that you could not do without thciii?

the habit of using them and I feel so 'lr'n»uch‘

I know they do.

An Gcu.—-Brit Mr. Sltltple, you say you
have always used his cordials; bow then
can you know how you would feel if you
laid them entirely aside? You have rnade
but one experiincrit yet; and tlierefmie you
cannot tell what inigtrt be your feelings in
other (‘.il‘;:llll'iSiallC€S. But, are you we.ilth_v
Mr. Siinple? _

W n.—-No, sir,'firny' property has been di-

minishing for some years; till now! am

..-, -. -..._
_ _~.1_, _- V. '- :1 \ -5 ". .,‘. fa.-
. _,, _+-.,,.,,.,..» .P__.- Tr.-'.r€§" -

__._.A

Wit.—‘-Wh_',-',sir, l have ;rlvva_',‘..s" been,‘ in; ...

better when I take them; they do me g00'd-:3 

an ‘ ‘ - " «G»-aw-:__~'« .,_,>~.i '~- I_

ifuire reduced, and shall be able to‘ leave‘ 
children little or nothing. _ _

Ari. Gen. What do you tliitik is the cause-
ot" your loss of pmperry 2

Wit.-—l do not know unless it be sickness",
in my t.rmily. I liavy paid hundrrds oi
dollars for the atteiidance of Win Alcohol,-
and I ~.'rlwa}':1 did it cheerfully. He had’?
been as good zi.3,a physit-ian‘in my I'a.'!tily.«_

Au. G-=ii.i—'I-low many children have"yoii'
Mr , Si'riip'l,e’2 . - _

Wit:-’-Six, sir; two sons and l'our-cliitrgh-‘~
iérs. , ,_ i
_ fill. Gen ——Your sons are s'léa'dy;’. intlutl‘-“
irions young men, are they not, and a corn--‘
For! tiynu in your old age!

lVit.—No sit‘, they are not m‘uch- comfort-
to uic or tlir>in.~‘rlvt*.s'. I . _

Alt. Gen -—W’h'y not, Mr. Simple."

\Vii.—Bec:m’se sir, they drrnl; too much‘
som«=.iiinesaii‘il go‘ in bid C0'n})2l[ly'-. I?ll=ttf6
rallied to ihern a ggreat deal but it" does'- rm‘
good as i see. Tlii.-y will have their’ o\‘~'r‘n‘
Wily- _ ,

Art Geri.-l‘.*lr. Simple, I‘ wish t_0=aslc
you if you do not occasiorial!y- drin‘l:"t‘oo'
iill1‘ch—soiireriir.es bi-coriie quire intoxir-at’ed2

‘.‘-.?.t —-l bclle.-\'t? I have sometimes, at‘tfi='
dcntally, iviu-ii l have been out in the col'cl',~
or have «ii-:r‘i'rl: after having been witlloufi
.c:itiii;_I all day \

Art Gen.---Y-iii can sit iloivn, sir.

.-\_ large ruimber of witnesses iver-e'exan"t-‘
in‘i3r'l in behzilf of the ac-cused, but’ as tlteir
i=r'irl_»~ii:'-e was nt)llllt'lI_{ rlilliaeiit from-that a'l=
re:-rrlyiggivivo by those whose exuritiiiatilbtfs‘
we l';a'i'e di;=tai“l:-il, it is not necessary to‘ pub-
lish it’. Ioasmucli Iliei‘clbre, as nothing
c ul«'l bi‘ elicited to remove or cvcn’ rendifif
ilnritrfnl the mass of lP53lI'!i0n_§’ adJu"ced‘lly
the lil'r.\Se('Ul.l0I'l, Mr. Piniiiial dfiiietite at't'=
noum-ed to ihe court th‘.;.t the co'u'nsel l'or'the'
prisons-r sbonlil subunit the c’au'si~, under the‘,
r-barge of the court, with no other remark
than to rcquest the jury and the whoie
court not to go to’ the e'xti‘eme of
the law with the llflfflnildfit bliti to‘ rié-"
inornbtfr that he had till reccnilf} been‘
rstee‘me;l as their friend, and was once the
l'ri'i-ritl and t?llPl’lSl'l8(I companion of t,hel_t_','
I:llIlt‘t‘S. The Alt()ftlPy General in _be‘il'iil'f
-of ihe people, romarknil that he slioilld‘ 
rnit ilie cause to ihejury without any re‘-'
inarlc. , ,
Chief .Ii:<llCB Cnnddr then charged Ilia,
jury as follows 2'-

G'-:-/illr*7).s-:'n' 0/ Me fr/._r_1) _: , ,

My reirnirlcs in coininitting this call'se'tO'
jruii, will l)'1llTlf'f It caiinot. be necessary
that I.-h‘oiil‘.l' rer-all L0 your mind the v_ari'-‘
oils counts in the indictiiient, or the diff}.-ti-'
out parts of the verv pointed testiinon"
is}? felt‘ has been‘ add uccrl by the proseL':i'tirit‘i
As there lids been in this case no ret'«~reni:e”‘
to presunip't.ve evidence, it is not needfuf
for ineto recite to you‘ rules in accorrla'n'ée‘
to which such testimony is to be l'£cPlVétI',;:
a'n'il the points of law are all so l'ainilia‘r 

not go to Di/L-bolrzs .'lIagu.us, whir_'h, you may -kind. that no instruction will, I‘ itiiiilt 

iieeilful; All that remains for me to’ d'6’,"
rherefore is to say to yoii,'.hat you are to ¢o"n*.“
eiilcr the question, t_TUllly or not guiity,‘ filed‘
fr-oni all bias or feeling which, from any p"e"-i
culiar,ciicurnstance, may have been l'il'c‘r-ly
in have iuilu l|L'.P(I your jll«'lg_7mef|ls. You
will l'(-‘gflrtl the pl'lS;)Yl€l' simply as an a'c'ci'i’5'
sod lnt_llVl-'.lll'.rl, Sliitltllllg rliscoiiriet-tcd_ viitfi‘
any other llitltvltlll .l: and according to" Ii,«1\'I,
and ffVl(lellt'€, you will each OI you give"
your verdict. 0l' guilty or not guilty. Fl-‘ill:
or-ss, impariiirlrty and inIelligcn‘ce are re-q—i1"i-J
site to the Iiitlilhl discharge of the duties 
now coriiiiiii to x-our trust; and you‘ _wil
i-mirler your Veftlicl \Vlll'luUl. any re'_«_;arrI bit‘
l't'lr‘l'r‘fl(:B to consr-qiienccs With ihesc re:
inailis l coiiiinit the fate of the p'risorie'r I5‘
ytill I
The-_jii‘i-y without leaving the ju'ry-boat
found the pt‘i:0I'1t3t‘ guilty upon the vi"h'o'le‘
lflrllcitllenl. I _
Whereupon, the Chief Justice immedi-‘
alt-ly proceeded to pron ouore upon him“ the’
following

Sentence. ,
ALCOHOL S l‘A;\’l) U1’! (/uiret/Le prisi-I‘
oner atom;/lczl /0 rise, but was so wia./c in Ilzej
d.'II.l'P.\' as to be uiurbie to gift rip, and 1/4: C/,r._ie_f
./2/slice prm;rrrZrr.£) You have hccn _con=r}i_c’_‘L_*
'.('d, afu-r a fair and iupdrlial trial, of i'n‘any'
high crimes and li1lSt.lHl)eaniirS, which-', an
the \\'hole. trial has tiilieti place lit-fufe 
aniiiieiirre who now hear me, it is'i1'iin'ecessa'ry'
for me to‘ l‘et‘itp-ltulille. Your crini‘i_iiali*ri‘es~
have bF'.(‘l'l so long crmtlnuetl, so mutlilhl'lt)tis,~
c*:~il8u$lv9 and rlevnsttlltig; you l'iaV.e perse-
vered with so in*uc'li constzincy of purpose,-,
and sufitiiity ofdr-sign through a long life of
iniquity, uiiri-dceiiied by :1 single praisewbr-i
thy action, that you cannot cxp-.-cl mercy of
dc.-l..y. These ienceof justice, which, as-
the presiding ot.icer in the court of public’-
opinim, I now pronounce upon y :11, I9,‘ Illa’!
you be taken fr..in hence to the place from
whence you came, a ruin piincheun, tI.en' to
be cast into the next river, lb-il. you inziy be
drowi-ed in COLD VVA'l'ER.- Arid may‘
you .-lie and le liirgotieii ! Mr. Sheiifl",,you
will see the Sentence forthwith eitccutctt.-‘--=
Crier adjourn the court. '

'1‘he'c:»ui-r was then adjourned, and the‘
.-heriffirzimcdiau-ly proceeded to execute the'_
sentence, which was dome in‘ the 'pri:si-:b_'c_e of
an irnriicrise concourse of spectators. plough
the water seeine-d l'ell2('lalll‘tU receive the‘
criminal, who tlnatcd for at considerable
time. '

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which ti ever blerrches, the th iught vt'hic'h_
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at least mild and geiillt-3.

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rim. a... few higl'Iéi'gfiUll5C‘1:ll‘lfi5 their
that of rt-flrciioii on sitrttioiirrterlv e_v,ll:‘; when
any were not iiictii'red_troi' tiiouditliytl ‘Buy our‘
limit, and _nei'rb'er' reproach Us lvlill WWII47
ice not guilt‘: ’

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