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Uaeailed.tor SsniimeHtaihy'-Ihc tragsGy 'n,' '"
has lately taken place IN Boston has called ior'n
rreo, deal of sickIy sentimen,ahy. Some OF Inc @


narratives. speaking of the sad TERMINATION o, ,np
life of inamy which the victim mas cNP.I l.s'sI ;,
m,,,- snch nbroses as "The lovely Mrs. Bickford,


Thc truly beautiful Mrs. B" and al, that sor' 81 .,
description. We fully agree wit" tho editor ., y
the Bunker Hill Aurora, that this Is excessively
misplaced and DISCUS, ing, since this "IoVely MRS.
Bckford," from the evidence, appears u "'I ,o
been mos, worthless nd criminai womah' w"o
has heen SEMI under circumstances OF abiding nor
ror, to her las, account, even in the midst OF her
Ubiquitous llie. She pursued an abandoned caree,
deserted her husband--tas ever since been II"
Infamous cha racter--nnd, according 10 Inc hoS'o'
Wing, cut short the lives OF two men by po,son.


Tho termination of her own life may well eScl''
us with horror, but there certainly can be no Jus
lice to the morals of the age. in writing OF her OK
ample. rs ".he lovely Mrs. Bickiord. '--Sa'H'aaJ
Courier.