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the directions for about two months success.
sively, when the letter left me and has not
made It's appearance since.
Susanna Purden.
N. b. My Susanna, child aged twenty
months and days, was taken about iAe mid
die of July last with violent cough. wac,
the neignbors said was The hopping couch
gave her SIX drops Of the Co,u i blan' Oil,
which gave immediate relief, md proved an
effectual cure.
SaratosA-street' Baltimore, Aug, q, 1859.
No. )
Baltimore, Sept E, 1903.
The oil that received by Mr.. E,hot,: for
the cold, did me a great deal OF service. and
ultimately cured me.
WILLIAM PHILIPS,
At the Columbian Ian, Market street.
No =.
| do hereby certify, that Twas violently at.
tackled with the plcurisy on Sunday the Stu
instant, Immediately Sen. to physician,
who blcd me twice within the space OF abuat
Is hours, all TO no e fleet my fever still IN
Gre ased and my pains SO violent that had 80
knowledge OF my nearest relations, nor eyea
nv parents : on Tuesday morning the lOtl,
my lather procured me phial OF Pous Co.
anl,ianDil which was Immediately applied
to my right side, where the pain Was the Sc.
verest. three or four times, with piece Of
flannel kept to the part affected, anu l took
fifteen drops internally three times 4 day fer
the first two days; ard the second day afl.r
using the oil WAS aoie to walk about be,
house, the third und fourth days took Of tie
oil Gfe-a drops night AID morning, which.
entirely relieved me from pain and teves,
thanks be TO God for it, a: DOW am ws!i
man. WIN. PEACOCK.
Baltimore, April 9th, 1910,
IIarrison's CrcSk.
NO. 7.
We do certify that on Thursday the i7t1
instant, we we're tarrins5 new seinc tor NJ.
John Clark, ami by ACCIDENT the seine look
FIRE which, by endcavoring to PIT Oh. tiie
fumes, John Clark and Thomas Adams 29s
severely burnt IN the face, We Immediately
pol some Columbian Oh from Air Paul, AIS,
applied it to the parts burnt. which gave eS'as
in the course Of twenty minutes, Ind has ie1s
the parts flee from biis,ers.
OHN,PEACOCh,
THOMAS ADAMS.
jONN CLARK.
Baltimore, April loih, 1910.
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Valuable Land for Sale.


WILL BE SOLD, great Bargain, on ere.
di, of s. ID and ls mouths, tor approved
beads or notes, a, the coffee house Ia Alex
andris, on THURSDAY, the 4Sh OF April
next, if fair; if not, the next tair day
A TRACT OF LAND, lying on the
~ north side Of Occoquan, and bounded
thrrewith, distant about three miles from FL
l;co,,'s mills, containing about $50 acres, OF
which about so acres cleared and under
fence. and has comfortable dwelling and
otoer houses thereon. some fruit trees, and
Never tailinr s2rins of waisr--,he remainder
of the land is covered with wood, and ~.h al
for, a quantity of ship md wharf timber
Or this place is erected ssw f"'li. tor
which, we are told. there Is an excellent 81
tn,,ion, would &c productive est.hii 'iment,
and the immense quantity OF fire wosd so near
% navirst;o;i, w,li render this land specala-
ZION Of some magnitude to he purchaser.
William Newton.
John Muncas,cr,
Samuel Dunlap,
Attorney in fac, for Iames Daatch
rhr,arv "a 81 sWtS
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the directions for about two months success.
sively, when the letter left me and has mo,
made It's appearance since.
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Further Aeeoxnt Of Democratic Discomfort.
FROM THE AURORA.

Mr.. James Mosher is elected President OF
the Mechanics Bank, of Baltimore, vice Mr:
Weatherburn, deceased.
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NEW-ORLEANS, March 81.

On "Wednesday last party of ten men were
brought into this city by guard of marines
rom the Bayou St. John, on charge Of pira-
y, and committed to prison. They were tax
Pm tow days ago near Pascagouia> by the
poats of a gun vessel under the command of
Lieutenant Merrill When the boats were in
pursuit of them they threw overheard their
er'ns and ammunition, fearing Gas they alledse)
That the persons in pursuit of thcra were Spa
P1ards, and would sehd them to the mines.
we understand these men had belonged to
nc French privateer which was of the Balize
Roont two months since but becoming dis
aahed With the commander, they procured
long boat and sailed to Pass a I.outrc, where
fhey procured arms, &c. and proceeded on a
Sruize betweenI.ake Ponchartrsin, Mobile and
[fensacola,---overhaulcd several vessels and
|plundered them.
Arrived o'' Sunday night, gun vessel No.
|tSS, \. ID. Nicholson, commander, from
|Sharicston, with Baltimore built schooner
under French colors, having two sets of pa
(pefs' prize taken Oft the Balize She has
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NANTUCKET, April ls.

aOn tic 6th instant, arrived sch'r. Franklin,
yrick, from St. Lucie.' Left there the lat
s part of Jan. and about % days since, Was
karled by his Britannia majcsty's frigate La
loire, Of 40 guns, who put six men on board
ID ordered him or Antigua; four days after
birds, between the islands of Antigua and
egmuda, Captain Mymck and crew, after a
Were triad, retook their schooner and pu. 4
u the men, with one of their own crew, in
cgiishman who turned against them, into
eir boat with plenty of provisions and water,
hd set them adrift. Captain Myrick has no
butt they soon landed at Bermuda. The
rankin was bound to ST, Bartholomew when
be- was taken, and her having naval stores on
bard was the reason assigned for her cap
kre.
Arrived on Tuesday last, schooner Sophro-
Ea, CAps,,in jenkins, of Scituate, from Eden
bn, and IA days from the bar, from whence
he sailed in CO. with SIS sail for different ports.
Dr. the eth of April, lat. 81, 20, long. II, so,
tas boarded from the British frigaie Pene-
bpe, Captain Dick, detained four hours, and
had 1>oiAas Reed, & young man belonging to
Scituate, and Jacob Freeman, a young boy, of
choan River, n. c. impressed. Neither of
hem had projections but Reed had certi-
6cate from the town clerk where he was born.
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HULL, March %.

Special censes are granting for the imp.or'
tation of Baltic produce, with the exception
of spirits, stock6sh, and oil.
BY proclamation from the Bank OF Eng
land. at the recommendation of the commit
tee of the privy council for coin, all bank dol
lar tokens will henceforth be lssued and re-
ceivcd by the bank at FIVE shillings and SIX.
pence each, instead of FIVE shillings. ORDERS
have been issued from the treasury to take
them a. the same rate in payment OF all tax
es.
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.-;t,a from Guadaloupe to Charleston, 81
o.. ellen into his possession. The follow
!, are the DIRT; cular. Of the latter capture.
Sailed from GuaG,loupe on SUNDAY ths 90
- b,ce;nber, on Tuesday morning the Atm, at
A. VI. the island of Sombrero bearing +.
Il I,v : dis, NICE S or s miles, we deserted
$50. hearing ESE.' under a crowd OF saul.
,,.r;1;.,n. gaining fast upon Us, she fired a
-, he;ny at a distance from her, we did not
80, call. but continued our course until
200 more shot were fired at us, when we
,nlsd ND our courses concluding her to be
English brig of war. The wind continu:
{oo light, the brig did not come up with US
S,niil :, p. NJ. when he hailed us in English.
Being answered from whence and where
onod, he desired as to hoist our boat out and
lend our papers on board upon our asking
lit brig it was, he replied his u.ajesty's
Brig. I Immediately went on board,
wien she proved to be the brig the DUO dc
D mtzick, commanded by Francois Aregnsn-
kcau, mounting fourteen 8 pound carronades,
Ind about loo men, two months out from
Eantz having made great many Captures
In of which he had destroyed, with the excep-
Lion oftse British ship Ceres, from Martinique
Mound 10 Liverpool, laden vita sugar both
"a which he scit for France. Two OF the ves-
DESTROYED were the British schooner In
dust,y, Joseph Moore, master, "a hours from
ST. Kits bound to Wilmington, ~. c. and
Spanish 5 macted schooner from CadiZ,
Bound to La Vera Cruz, laden with dry goods.
During our detention OH board the privatcer,
Ne lived with the captain and experienced eve
~ possible attention; the greatest respect.
|~as paid TO private property, as our baggage
was, ever examined.
>~.Cn the 9Th. at 20 A. NJ. myself as well as
the prisoners, were put on board the brig Tri-
ton, VIM Brown, master, VINO landed Us at 81.
Hhofnas's the 10th inst. Lost sight OF the
xrivateer at S in the evening---she was then
teering for Sombrero.
"The privateSr is built after the model
IN the general Erneut privateer, yclloy
3idcs, pierced for Is guns, but only shows IA
Looks like brig sloop of the first class,
&nd sails unconmoniy fast"
j February lo. Our hopes Of the speedy
IN Capture of the cuciny's cruizcr (the uac
&c Dantzicl stated III tormer paper 70 be in
De Mona Passage, are rot likely, at least for
Xolne time. to be realized. It appears that
His Haies.g's brig Forester lately fell in with
ker, aud was so near IS to exchange shot; but
'3he elluled the Efforts to capture her, by SUI
3s,ioritv Of sailing, and no doubt, in conse.
al .nce Of this reincountcr, the station chosen
Isl cru,zin,s viii be changed by her. to- pre-
1T chance of repetition. The Charydis
bd some ether men of war, however, being
fsp,.chcd in quest of ner, we trust she may
os be successful in escaping the whole OF
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N &c E.

ON the first Monday in May next. At
Haymsrket. will be held sn election for q
Presiden: and four Directors and Treasurer
for the Fauquier and Alexandra Turnpike
Company, under the direction of George
Pickett. William Hunton, and William Bali
commissioners.
April 2awte
" The printer Of the Winchester Ga-
zette, is requested 70 publish the above until
the day Of election, and terward hs account
to this Offices
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April 30.
t. Washington Tavern.

IAHING taken for term Of years T. {
IL WAsHINGToN Tavern in this town,
lately occupied by 'Messrs> zat6ot and ifaA.
| tender my services 10 It's former custom
ers and all Oilers who may please 10 favor
nc with theig custom, ane they may rest
assured that every attention will be paid ~
me to render tas ensertsiunent neat and
agreeable-and that narli, u'ar care will BIO
taken in keeping the beds and chambers in
nice order, as well as providing abundsncd
Of forage Of the best sort, with sober, dill
gent and obecient hostIers Ever ready my.
self 10 obey the summons Of my guests, will
not fail by my example and discipline. to
ensure the most punctual and respectful ODE:
Ience to their will from all ny lonestics.
H. Washington.
.NerdNdr(u April 27:
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F,ye Dollars Reward:

LOST, on Frid,y evening lost, between
the town o! Alexandria and bayfield,, the re.
sidence Of Mrs. Washington. on the COL
chester road. small Red Morocco Purse,
co tanning three receipts for loads of
flour, two from Anderson * Matt 70. Charles
tyler, and che from Butts and Caywood for
Thomas G,eer-ana two five Dollar Bark
Wotss-wlth ONE other papers oil no conse-
quence to any person but the right owner.--
= notice has .heen given to the gcntsemea
who gave the -four receipts Of their loss. they
can be of no use to the finder, who ,hall re-
ceive the above reward tor the delivery of,he
Purse with is contents to Butts and Cay'
wood.
= John Randolph
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CONGRESS.

Doct. ArLE47 HAYES is elected for the
district of Culpeper and Fauquier, lately re-
presented by Jno. Love, Esq.
General JoHS HUNcERFoRD, a Fcdefallst,
is elected for the district of King-George, sc.
by a majority of votes over his opponent
John Ialiaf erro, Esq.
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REVERSE AND BE RIGHT.
Inmotiern M1sRuLE's reign absurd,
The Order of the days word
Oft beloved by the demo herd
Throughout confusion's border :.--
But Hcay'n the wise and worthy pray,
viii soon turn things another wy;
And, for thes. Order efthe day
Restore tie days Of Ordcy.
ASSIZE or BREAD.
Made Of Suherjfne Burr Flour.
CENTS.
The 8 pound loafto be sold for SO
pound loaf 70
pound loaf IS
! pound loaf i:
JdMES H.GRRISS, c. NJ
April 29lh, 1911
g. 1 here will be Market to-
Butchers Meat ON Sundays, I'm
til the first Sunday in October
next.
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Joseph Vaudeville,

-
Corner Of King III Rairfar ssrefts,
HAS FOR SALE,
so hhds. and IS boxes Sugars
hhds. loaf and lump ditto
IS hhds. Molasses
100 bags Coffee
Is bags Pepper and Pimento
Is casks * boxes Goshen Cheese
20 boxes French Live Oil, of best qua
lily, each - bottles
pipes old london Particular Madeirs
FIVE to seven years ola
90 cases old Medoc Claret, imported in
t5O7
Port Lisbon, Sherry, & Malaga Wines
Guopowder, Hyson, Young Hyson, and
H son Skin Ieas, of the latest and best im-
portations
100 boxes Muscatel and Bloom Raisins
SO boxes fresh Chocolate, no. 3.
So barrels Whiskey
100 boxes Ist and I'd quality Spanish Ci-
CARS
Cogniac and Bordeaux Brandies
West India and Northern Rum
Holland and country Gin.
With his usual general assortment Of Crol
ccries on reasonable terms, tor cash, produce
or the usual credits to punctual men.
~ He will purchays new Herrings and
Shad.
April ~. d.
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COTTON.

COTTON.
40 Bales prime Upland Cotton;
10 Barrels of excellent Shad
and Herrings.
For sale ny
,7os. II. MandemM.
April ~. hl~
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NORFOLK, Atril "a.

On Monday last, the election for this Com
pressional District finished in this Borough;
there was no opposition to THOMAS NEWTON
Esq. who is consequently reelected.
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MONDAY MORNING, .4.xIl %.
7RIUMPH OF FEDERALISM.

W,LIlAa JONES, Esq has been elected CO.
vernon, and SIMEON MARr1x, Esq. Leuten-
ant Governor, Of the state of Rhode Island, so
long under democratic mis,1lle. These gem
tlcmen are both Federal Republicans.
In addition to the above, the Newport Mer-
curry remarks
"The Senate is federal, the majority of the
House of Representatives federal our sys-
tenn, our policy will be federal ;---and, of
course, mild, moderate and magnanirnous--
consulting the public good---seeking to graft
fy no revenge---disdaining the insolence of tri-
umph, nor threatening our dismayed adverse
res with indiscrininste exclusion from Office"
The Aurora Saws that " none but traitor
would recommend the repeal of the Non-Im-
portation system" The democratic writer's,
north and south, are in fact using their endea-
vors to prejudice the public mind against any
aInicable negotiation with Eagland Nothing
would do their hearts more good than to hear
that some violent personal outrage had been
committed on Mr. Foster, by mob, the mo-
ment Of his arrival in this country. But ali
these arts will be unavailing. The people
have been SO often deceived, that they are
now pretty much upon their guard: aad as
for Mr. Madison, We know that he has too
much disccrnment to be swaycd by the threats
Of such characters as Duane; men who would
feast their eyes in deluge OF American
blood, to CRAFTY their rancorous personal ma.
tired towards Great Brtain--thelr native coun-
try. IT is for this purpose that they labor so
const, lily with lies and defamation; but the
sricA is too stale; their malice is too apparent
This they must know ; yet they persist IN their
Ca.unnies, " as dog returneth to ills vomit."
That the duplcity of Bonaparteis now uni
yersaly seen and detested, can no longer be
concealed. Even the democrats are OCCASION
ally forced to acknowledge it. Take the fol-
lowing example
Fro7, the Baltimore Wing
rance TOO, seems 10 nave ialleflv dStcu
treacherous part; but none defends or ought
to defend her breach of faith. There was
time, when we ought to have singled out and
resisted the crimes Of Britain but it is noso
too late to distinguish between aggressors of 10
years standing and those of three or four"
Further Aeeoxns Of Democratic Discomfort.
FROM THE AURORA.
"IIad there been conspiracy formed to
degrade the understanding of this ration in
the eyes of mankind had the most diabolicsl
malice, united with the most profound Machl-
avelism, nothing could be conceived or con-
trived so cruelty calculated to accomplish the
purpose, as the events which have been pro-
duced within three years, and which appear to
be growing worse and worse from day to day"
D:"ae:-
Mr.. James Mosher is elected President OF
the Mechanics Bank, of Baltimore, vice Mr..
Weatherburn, deceased.
CONGRESS.
Doct. drLE49 HAYES is elected tor the
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Mechanic RetsJ society.

A STATED Annual Meeting Of the Mo.
N chanic Relief Society will be held AZ
the Cour, House on Wednesday tie lst day
Of May next, at 10 o'clock. in the forenoon.
Punclusl attendance is equired
By order Of tde T esidtnf,
John Mcleod, See'ry.
April %. st.
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been HAeIled on charge Of smuggling slave.
into the Aeritory, and had arms on board.
ALEXANDRIA, DAI1Y GAZETTE.

ITO sHEw
THE VERY ACE AND BODY OF THE TINE
HIS form AND PRESSURE"
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From the Connecticut Couront.

From the Connecticut Couront.
TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE L. STATES
SIR,
had the honor Of writing to your
excelency letter soon after the meeting
Of congress sFprohatory to the message
communicated to that august bsey a. the
opening Of their present session. have
since that time been daily expecting Lac
from your excellrncy, but have hitherto
been disappointed, probably through the
inattestion OF the post master general, or
some Of his assistants. So far, however,
as have been able to learn by the newspa
pers, things have progressed 80 far during
the Session, as to meet my entire approba-
ton
The refusal Of the house to renew the
charter OF The United ares Bank Is Der.
fectly correct; this is well known to have
been child of The first fed, raj adminis,ra-
ton, calculated to inure commerce and
embarrass the fiscal operations # the trea
sury, and ought, long ago, to have been dc.
moIshed VITA the other weak and wicked
measures of that adm instration. The re.
marks Of Mr.. Ep2es on this subject, pois,
ing out how the gu, s,ion should BE- deci-
d d, have done him great honor and s~rves
to show, what great and growing man he
is.
The admission Of the Orleans territory
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n O Z I G. T..

The MUSEUM of Coyperpate Er'nts
exhibited at tie corner of King and W "sh-
,stoa streets, is to be seen but Tor few
uavg after ,his notice: Those who may be
disposed 70 purchase four CT h"e hundred
collars worth or more nf said P!ints, shall
have than ut such price that their money
laid ,.ui III any other kind OF goods Will net
turn 10 SO great benefit
AZ, En;t ance for sesing-Grown persons
twelve nj half cents Boys, Elk and quarter
ccn's--Ig SMALL MONEY.
~ hiid:un viii not be admitted.
March y.
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n y 7 I G E,
March 3.

>r-HF Subscriber informs The citizens Of
Alexandgia -nd its yicibii'. that he las
opened BLACKSMITHS' SHOP in Roy
al-street, opp, site the SHOP occupied by his
f,,hcr. and hopes to receive the appreciation
ne w. former customers for services render
ed them,
All those who may please to f,vor him
with their custom, may place conf lence in
his per'o r,ance-snd their commence VIII
not be misplaced.
r Gentlemen having Mill Screws of a.
nv sig. 20 be made for raising mill stone or
any other purpose in the mill line, may be
furnished at the above shop -Blacksmi'hs'
Vice Pins AMI Boxes made and repaircd-all
which Will be warranted to be good.
George Fcrteney.
March ooI
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Just LANDED,

Gna fer sale, "est Goor be!a'7 ne Past,
Office,
10 tons 81" Iron
50 pieces Ravens Duck
40 pieces Russia Sheeungs
90 boxes Brown Soap
II do. White 10.
20 barrels No. Beef
% boxes Mould Candies
e7 bags Sumatra Pepper
II frkins best Butter
kegs Mustard
Mahogany bureaus
s casks Herds GGa:s Seed
IL quntals Dun Fish
box Russia Crash
coils Spunyasn
A quantity OF Handspikcs, Logreeis l. Stick
br orns
1920 yards Tow Cloth
$500 VT new Mich Cheese
boxes Florence Oil
1900 feet Bo rtis
box Planes
William Smith.
March 2. d3txlawtf
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into The Union, as state, is a n..
piece Of good po!:cy The idea held T.
that congress have :" power, uad,r Wv
constitution, to adr:, new states 'S
withou, ,he limits & the Old Uni:ed "'a
is, to b. sure, a whimsical idea 7 t'''
no doub, but c"rg rss have power. .,I
trust they will ere lors admit iRE1.yn' |
state into the union, and old as a., IS =
hope 10 live 10 see thu, day wh;,b ~
doubtless take place Immediately alter T. ~"
naparte subdu,s Gl.at Britain. 10
But tia, which most reji0iees my b.,.,
is the display Of your exceiI,ncyIs ~eH
and great discernnns n, in tie anpo,r ,r'@
cf Alexander Wolcot,, E.q. a 'SNt
the Supreme Court Of the United s's,s' "
This appointments shows how highly rS
excellency respects the feelings AID cb, ,a|
ter Of the pc pie Of New England, ssrr
as the honor Of our country. Fc, 0, ,"
who are acquainted with the true ch,,,',
OF Mr.. WoIcot,, let their polltic. be vb,,
they may, BIZ, will acknowledge TIA, Ii,
Distinguished patriot and lover cf e,,,r
thing .xcel, nj, ought in justice. Ln,,
since, to have been raised ~ q higher ST.
tion. This apPoinrnr shows how ip,.,
es,ng it IS 20 the community, sud bn,
for YOUR cx,elIency, that you are NOT sm p
rounded by evil counselIors, or ad,isc
whose hears are as hollow as the mail 81,
r!ers horn. Who Can say TIA, Mr.. VA
cot,'s lega! talents are NOT OF the mostbd
liant and extraordinary kind indeed il :;
thought b. many that he has iorgotteamc,
law than sca:ce any oth'r man now li:D,
ever knew-Fossessirg large share Of IN.
norabie and honest inegriy-his CANDID
Impartial and amisb's d;sposiion--hi gt
love of religion and good morals. and To
gard for every thing sacred, which ha.
shone so conspicuous ihro' his who's liz
his modest, unsssuming & hencvolrn, ,va
d. of mind-his love OF order and jnsd,.
and above all, his great piety--combin: to
render this man, in the view Of every @.
nuine republican. the fttest Of aRy sn,
(since MIR. Didweil has become poitic,nv
-, '''I 't"'"' "f
Judge of The highest tribunal of CIR coaa.
Try ne rePu'i'tah' 10 us native '1'
rave eon'errea On MN '"e h'9n's. one u
their gift 10 STOW, by creating him hrr
stats' manager, IN which he has served ns
ny yGa's "i'h Astonishing aniI'V' NH
such 'har'c!er on the bench VINO "as
cot teel sac IN respect 10 every thtnfE'
l'ihs 20 '''e. merry and properly hoS,
'naeeo' may NOT ''e FeoP'e q Ne" Eng'@
cry out with '".d f"ice, and say jlW
ana jR0S"e"S 7''H RI" our streets '@
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