{"newspaper_name": "American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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MAYNARD FORTUNE. In one ofthe markets
in this CITY says the New York Sun, may be
seen middle-aged woman, whose history is
full of interest She isa younger daughter oi
titled English arstocrat, whose estate is val
ned at s25 900 per annum. She was brough'
up in luxury, fell in love with and marrleo he'
fathers groomsman, was turned out OF house
and home, and obliged TO fly from her country


to avoid her fathers vengeance She Passe'


through many trials which rend the heart' u
her ca reer from wealth to poverty She IS NOT
selling fruit in Ns,o York markst' for ooV'
Gus reasons, we do not go into detail. a strang
commentary in English customs Verify trn'
= is stranger than fiction"