{"newspaper_name": "The New York herald.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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LOST MAN-In Corinna, Maine, there is man
about fifty years OF age, of large size and muscular,
and who is deaf and dumb, into that town about
six weeks since, and has been wandering about du-
ring that time apparently in anxious search of his home
and his family He writes his name Joseph a,oia,tmek
last word he invariably rubs out ana replaces the
small letter.


No the vicinity has been able to understand him.
but from his signs they have to the conclusion that
he has a vie and several chdren-that he lives at a
great distance somewhere the lakes that he has by
some lost his way and appears dstressingly and
almost ranticaly anxious to find his home and lay his
head dow with his family He has been much exposed to
the hardsps of the weather and is lame from the
effects of the frost His fororn condition and his fruit
less struggles find his way and his expression OF des
pair and yet Of quenchless affection for his wife and his


little Ones to have touched the hearts Of those with
whom he is now stopping.