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North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-04

NY notice was attracted TO a lsdy-no,
not lady, but to the ,raist ola lady before
mech. wasps and brush handes,-but
she was screwed up a few. | cam, begin
TO find comparison for IT. She was CON-
pressed into span-drawn up almost opt
OF sieht-a perfect show. And this is
what is called good figure | do not
know what sort OF figure unless il be
the figure s. Wei, some women are fools
ii they are women. I'D rather marry a
form in the shape Of sugar hogshead than
10 connect myself with such strange look
ing hour glass.-tSam Slick.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-04

Ii will be seen that only three companies
are yet organized. General Jessup will
see that the regiment is mustered into ser
vice Immediately. Col. Fitzpatrick is de-
tached upon the recruiting service in Gu
ba. The department is DESTROYS that every
possible care should be taken Of The health
both OF officers and privates. In order To
This, the commanding general will see that
the commisssriat is well provided-always
keeping an eye TO the closest economy. II
suitable care is taken, it is believed that
much saving can be made in the rations.
from the quantity Of bones already ia Flori-
da.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-04

Mr.. Edward Russell, was, in Deeeaber Ia,
suddenly seized with cold shverines, which ss-.
succeeded by pains N every part Of The bodg. II,
pains continued severe until the month 81 Ma,
when he began TO spit blood, tins was shortly ~,
succeeded by hacking cough, swelling AID rau
in the chest, and the discharge Of blood from ii.
mouth became considerable; these S,ms,snt
which are so often the messengers Of sudden dssA
were, in the course OF few weeks, foiHsoa },
thick viscd suppnration, mingled with blood tbs
circumstances appeared TO give him Temporary re.
lief, as The cough became less troublesome, aud He
appetite increased. Tho discharge Of pa iacft.,
ed and the body was so wasted as 10 assume a.
The appearances OF one who fingers 10 the last aagt
of Consumption. The physicians vino aiepd,s
were satiised in their opinion that no hope reHte,
and that further trial OF medicine would be snlifet
useless. lnsthis dire and iororn STATE, be tegaa
to use Hunts Botanic Pills, and by taking ss
boxes Of the medicine he has received perfect
cure, and has since enjoyed excellent health Tbs
recovery ofMr. Russell, has asloulsted
all his relatives and friends, and he tendes ilse
lines to DIR. Hunt with everlasting gratitude.
A -
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-04
Distressing case ofsererc Spas.
modic asthma, perfectly cur
ed bq Hunts Botanic Pills.

Mr.. Henry White, was for The space olive yeas
afflicted with severe Asthma, which proceeda
from wet and cold: all the worst symptoms Of DE
complaint followed tightDess acfoss the elei.
with diffi uh aud distressing breathing. Dua,
he last year o his illness, the disease increased
aarmingly as to prevent his following any business,
having lost his speech, and being threatened VIII
immediate sufiocation, uni coplous expeciora'a
would come on, which only gave him rebei fora
few hours. The physicians who attended him, pr
nounced his complaint beyond the possibility d
cure, bur al last Providence directed pamphlet
be left at his house, after which he procured seae
of DIR Hunts Botanic Pills, and aAer taking ~
boxes be found himself entirely free from he cfn.
plant, being capable at this time Of any eTers@
even of walking forty miles daily, and haulg ..
The enjoyments fperiec.Leah
HENRY WHITE.
0g- ORsnRv that the Label on each Box has a'
iption:--" Enined according
Act of Congress, the gear 1899, Jy y Raa"
Exams, IN tie Clerks Office IN The SoEihe'h D"'
trict Court of Netc- York"
Or NONE OTHER Is GENUINE
PRICE 20 Cents PER BOX.
Sold al 100 Chatham Street, beu- Iok
Wholesale and ReLajl. and BY
l.. Peru, Scranton, w.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-04
CERTIFICATES.
-Ferer and ague cured.
To DR.. Hunt:

To DR.. Hunt:
Dear Sn--Believing it duty owe you as a
successful practitioner, as well as those who may
be similarly afflicted. take pleasure in acknowl-
edging The bene6t have derived from the use Of
YOUR valuable Medicine,
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-04

The Emperor Of China has issued an
edici to suppress the multitude OF lawyers,
q IS class fond Of generating diseord !"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26
PLAIN FACTS FOR PIAIN MN

| General Harrison, pending the Missouri question
The greatest question the South which ever asa,sd
he National councils voted hroUg houtwiIh The South
lie was of only three Of the Representative. fr
The non-Slaveholding States. who admitted aud ma n.
tanned our Constitutional rights. For his noble and
masnanImous course tins OCCASION he was defeated
at the neat election
Mr. Van Buren, CT that time opposed 10 the
South and IN tho Senate Of New York, voted 10 in.
siruct The New York Senators 10 oppo-e III. admission
Of Missouri unless slavery was abolished
General Harrison voted for the admission Of slaves
into Arkansas
Mr. Van Buren, voted to restrict the admission c.
slaves into FLORIDA
Gen. Harrison. in his Chevint Speech in Is33 de.
eaed that the discussoa Of slavery IN the ncnslaye-
holding States had sanction IN the principles Of the
Constitution; and he has maintained throughout hi,
public career that Congress has jurisdiction over
TIE institution OF siaveryand he rest. hs opinion up
on the broad basis Of the Constitution
Mr.. Van Buren has always commended that Conrres,
had the constitutional right leeislate on tho subject
Of siavery bat since he became an aspran for South.
ern roles. he admits that The exercise OF the night
would be ineIpedient.
General Harrison ha, Away, been, in feelin-. in
principle and IN action with the South this great and
vital question.
Mr.. Van Buren, has always been oppo.ed n ~.
until he conceived it 10 b. his nieresl 10 affect friend
ship
While General Harrison WINS fighting the battles Of
ms country ana Pnthng on ms enemies 10 shame Mr..
Van Buren, was pursuing tho paths Of pesssnness and
peace, and intriguing against the Republican Admin
istration Of Mr.. Madison.
General Harrison's friends can point 10 his import.
ant public services IN the field and in the council as
evidences OF his valour his PATRIOTISM his ability and
hs willingness 10 servo hrs country. What has Mr..
Van Buren, dono ia the whole course Of his public life
which entities him 60 the gratitude or the admiration
OF his oountymenl When die he ever peril his pre-.
cious little person in opposing a foreign or domestic
foe But il he be nota Hero as all confess he is not
what great measure, wise in its design and sauiarl
al ITS operation, did he ever propose and perfcct
What single net which gave evidence Of comprehef
sive craftsmanship or Of elevated and disinieresf
pairiOtisml Echo answers. Wharf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

a SHOCKING BAD HArr'-We fine the follo- Ing
capital lines in the Cleaveland Herald. The wero
written by farmer of Portage County. Oh.
WHEN THIS OLD HAT WAS NEW
When this old hat new. the peopl, used TO say,
The best among the Democrats wee Harrison CLAY;
The locos now assume the namo title most untrue
And most unlike their party s'nle when thus Old hal
was new.
When this old hat VA. rsw. Van Barren Fed.
An enemy every ran who labored for his bread
And If the people New York have kept their re-
cords trur
lie voted glirsi the poor mans rights when this old
hat was new.
Bcst ned inihc Keystone State led the Federal clan
Heswore -if Democratic blood should make his veins
look blue
Bs'd cure them by Phlsbotomy." when this old hat
When this old hat was new, Ctwa, eighteen hundred
eleven,)
Charles IngersOl did then declare by all his hope. ia
heaven.
"Iiad he been able to reflect he'd been tory ,r,.
Anc ne'cr have thought it a rcproach. when .his old
hat Was new.
When this old hat was now Of Richard Rush TWAS ,,iI
To hsur= well amsng the Feds he wore black cockade
Deny this Locs &c you please. for every word is true
knew full well old Dickey Rush when this old hat
was new.
When this old hat was new. tho Senator frnm Maine
Dest Dyed by IRE an slhgy. imnoltsze hi. maine
The eiiisy was Madison's if common fame be true.
So Ruel Williams was a fed when th, old hat "a
new.
When this old Ia; now. twas in ihe Granite State
That Henry Hubbard G,ked each town 1, send dele.
gate.
To meet IN council nj the time when federalism hlue
Made Hartford look ike iniso hen this old hat was
new.
When this old hat was new. sam Cushman did declare
That shoud soldier cross the lines he hoped he'd
perish ,hOre,
And leave his bones in Canada for enemies 10 view
SO much for his democracy when this old hat was nc
When this old hat was new. old Governor Provost
The States invaded. al the head Of British host
Then mark We Loco.. what did Martin ChIisnder
then dol
Forbid Green Mountain Boys TO fight when hi. %
hat new.
When ihi. old hat was new Woodbury. and Van Ms.
T. Alien Brown. and Stephen Height were Of the .d-
eral Msss,
A. H. Everett. and Marta Field. and Sam C. Ar too.
New Patent Democrats ~ero Feds, when h-Sid bal
new
Whsn this old hat now those wor;hie,id oppose
The eau.' and Friends of liberty. and s''d among
their foes;
Not 50 with Granny" Harrison for at fPPecanoe
Tie bravely fought the savage foes VIII this old hat
new.
When hi. old hat was new the fr-nf liberty
Knew we'll the merits Of old Tip |hilo fighting At
Manmee;
Come now. huzEr for Harrison. jus we used TO do
When frat we heard of ProcloI'sf Al. t'hsa &is cid
hat UGs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26
THE GREAT CONVENTION AGAIN.

Dor report e the proceedings and the banners n
the great convention Thursday last was ueccr,rIg
imperfect though quite full rs any that was given
We noticed Tia, tho -. Clairsyillc Banners were ~
Ear from the forum that we were unable 10 catch fl
inscriptions on most Of them; which We much reqret.
ted rs the ST. Clauyiile delegation was very nrmor.
Gus. correspondent has since our last, supplied tho
deficiency IA our report By accurate description O,
all their banners from that place, which were as fol
lows:
Ist In very large white letters On a blue field
"ElCk-ENE STATE"
90 Large green silk banner inscribed in guilt capi.
tails thus:
Our Country's good IS all our aim"
"Wd. ID HARRISON"
The Warrior and Statesman"
JOHN TYLER"
"Thc Nations Choice"
-. Young Mems Banner with the seutimon,--awe
will defend I'm who defended our fathers" Thu.
banner was borne at the head Of the 81 Clairsyie
LogCabin Club"
A6er the Young Mems Banner in front Of the CHI.
zcns, and ou horseback was borne:
4th. The Ladies Banner. This banner Is Of rich
deep blue silk, trimmed all round with yellow. The
staff Is Of .ho color Of mahogany. ard terminates at
the top in q gilt spear. Encrclmg IN a spiral E,rm
ha part Of TIC staff 90 which The Gag D. attached va.
a wreath 81 flowers. On one side Of the nlr m gi!t
capitals Be- the noble sentiment 81 Cen Harrison.
"OJr Country first,
Our Coua,ry ever"
On The rcvcrsc--1 gilt spread eagle sustaining m
his boak u edged sly blue SCROLL on three fold OF
which o. Iuslr ribbed
"Si Cl1irsviIic Ladies'"
"Ihe flag q the Frcs."
"Whig Cause Ours."
This gorgeous banner wa. presented 10 The vyby.
OF Belmont County By the ladies' Of st. Cil.rsyiIlc
al The g-oai wing meeting that place, on the I oil
oh Log Cabin Kramer
"Iiarris0n Tylcr aHi Reform"
Oh Banner irom Colerlm ToWnship--mo,i, not
r.cDllsc,cd
1ih BInner from Mt Pleasant
9Th The Log CABIN in our company was from Mil
dlctown. Guernsey Go.
The Uuovrowy banner which We In ri,ir- "a,
general de- crpton &c hIg supposed w have been from
Washington. was as neat in design and rxsc.tlp n.
my banner on the field. The design was two hand.
united. representing Virginia ord Pcpus, iy1ni, VIZ
GINA had on r. cost though boz work was done -
The PennsylvaUn arm was hare to tto work and r,,
dy i1r aciien. Under the design was the word. Va,
gina has SAID 10. Psnusyly1nia wiz DO DO n va.
neal indeed, and 0llowcd By O. fno delegation
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

- SATURDAY EvsSiSc. NV %. 1870.
The Council met present Messrs the Mayor. Brad.
Dunbar Lsmsln. Moore Norrison. Mrt;.uch hey ~, !.
Ricliie. Selby and wckham
Iae proceedings of the last meeting were read and
approved.
The application Of David Til,on Cor license s,r an
ordinary having been called up end the council hav
"s "een sa'shed ihai he IS man Of good character
granted o
The committee on Coal Banks having made a re-
por upon The slate of the city banks and the exped-
eney OF closing them. upon tseir recommendation.
ordered. That the committee on Coal Banks be att
hor'zed TO lease out said banks such terms Us they
may deem cxpedient
Messrs Graham and Hughes appeared
On the report Of tho Street Commissioner. ordered
mat The scrip of the city be issued 10 sundry persons
for money loaned TO the civ
Ordered also. that the sum of $50 be appropriated
TO the use OF the Street Commissioner for the repair vi
sewer at the foot OF Main street
The Street Commissioner 20 whom WINS referred the
subject Of opening the alley on The east side of Mar.
ket street. between Market Alley and Madison street
reported that the sad alley had been open as far he
could learn Cor txesty years
Nir Nickhan moved 10 declare the same a public
alley. Withdrawn.
And his motion the subject wa. laid on the table
and ON motion Of Mr. Iambdin. n committee of two
was appointed io ascertain the wishes and views
The properiyholders said alley relative 90 connu-
ing the same public alley. Messrs. Selby and Wick.
lam were appointed.
The contract between the city and Mr. w liam
Smith for grading and setting curb stone OH Main ST
was read and approved by the council
The petition Of MessrS Kent and Herbert for a re.
ucon IA tax for theatrical license, was read aud ra
jecicd.
The application of Mr.. Nlaser for license for IN or
binary, was read nnd rejected
Council adjourned TO Saturday evening next
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26
Correspondents q ne BalIl1,o1e Patriot

NEW ORLEANS May 13--0 Al
Since wrote and forwarded slips 10 YOU on Sbday
morning. containing accounts Of the dreadful sFtruc
ton Of the ilated city Of NoicheE and her inh ants,
no further particulars have come hand an Indeed
their situation must be such 10 require ~ alton
Ton Of the citizens about more human oltei, Than
teoIng after statistical information.
A boat which arrived yesterday brngsthe news
that he noigh6Ofng planters had sent in bFge gangs
Of negroes who woro hep; at work diggiG after the
dead and IN the vicinity Of many Of Ne building
blown down. the state Of the aimosphfe gave ION
evidence oftho decomposition Of tho uforunate who
yet remain buried under the ruins. le sup,ssiGou
that the loss far exceeds the staioteE IN The slr
seEt you on Sunday. Some we'll lio,msd men a,
a. cannot fi'l Short Of fee millions ofksIlars Ala. Il,
poor Naiohcz! she d doomed 70 .,ffor for IN thre.
months the yellow fever will b anying on its worl
Of mortality.
We bad an hrrcai yesterday which brought &C
counts from Tampico TO the olb INST The report b
met ranqr ity prevails in 30 the provinces etoep
iucAasf and much exists - doubt the ruth
inc - story. The Mexican government has always n
zen goodcare 10 conceal from isregners the quarrel
between the leaders Of tho Government. which or
tearing their kingdoms into fragments Copmerc
was extremely doll al Tampico There was an err
val ola conducta with 81 100000 m specie. whic
creaied some excitement in the Grst Bot $4,000 Z
this money has been sent 10 the United States, "
balance Is gone 10 England Another conducia H..
hourly expected bringing specie, part Of wAchN N
destined Tor our ssn county. AA
The OOrc. ~ which the shove neVs came -
broushi viii her ee5.700 in 'pcc.e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26
From ne Norfolk Z
A COMPLIMENT.

COMPLIMENT.
During tho visit OF Governor Gilmer 10 fhA Canal
Whie he was dining al Iho canal house al IN termi
nauon OF the New Cot, in oIher wonds vi ere the
Dismal Swamp Canal will finally meet the tsters Of
me Ihzabeih the president Of the Company r. with
nc hrsi glass, and named the site Glmorion honor
o. TIE Governor and Canal town gill henco[orth be
H'ersed IN more sounding title. The name of t;l
mel setting aside the merits Of tho present Coveror
VINO Is deseryedy esteemed for HI worth and ,alent,
uioe' ne Is young man. his age not exceeding thf,y
C'tI OF eighi' which IS young for GoVeraor Of W.
g'hia' although he Is the younres, VIC have NJ
'e,ung aside all this, the name Of Cner IL ono 81 80
oucs' ahs most reputable Of one Of the larges, sna
t 49, 'spuaDie counties in the State. We mean Al
- s.lu'c' Dr Oiimer the bosom friend Of Mr.
sla when that illustrations s'ats5 nan sought
pushed scholar send to Er alan ON the or
seIecusg professors for the University Of yir.
s.' ue iouhd him in Giner. vino performed NJ,
WI. great eclat-and slceps in an untnelv
s'"Fe' AZ MS time when every thing IL csugbt NJ
o' parry purposes - may be we'll enorFh TO saw ina,
-. 'ne new name, the idea Of parry never enter
ka,; 'eaas OF The Directors majority OF whom We
p nre opposed 10 the politics Of Coyerner CT
~ ou' mat respect ior The chief Magistrate Of ID
who FIRST visited the spot as AN ~
Icsafu iof The ostmahle character Of The iiJivd,,I
NV M"ihily hiling the Office, dictated the mea.,,
' 'n,' Ihmerion may rise. and prosper ana rcao,,
'he wealth. and grandeur Of the magnificent ioor,os
heht which guards. and the enterprise Of lie &c..
'ory who planned and experimental The wort , -.
most earnest desire. 'U'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

HAHrtsov PEErERRING ANOTHFE MANS Son TOMS
q vNs-Whilc General Harrison was Governor Of In
diana he ned intention Of applying Cor pO-
". on cor his son Wes Point There was only q
single vacancy. and his exalted patriotism and public
services would certainly have obtained the desired aP
pertinent In thc meanwhile neighboring farmer
applied to Harrison 10 hs influence cor HIM, Is
he alsi desired such place cor las boy. The noble
hearted chief ready 10 DO more ior others than
So himself promptly complied with tie mans request,
nn3 preorrng e brother iauncrsh 20 his child.
b. used bis influence aud obtained he situation which
49, wanted such instance Il pure dsintorcsfcd-
D. - would Aaye added fresh lusrc o. the character o
th,t Cinciur stus. WHOM Iarrison than any other
nan fesemD.es.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

TIE state Of our markets has been in a wose cond-
ton since the week commenced. than kr n long time
previous. The sales Of Cotton Monday were 1000
and yesterday $500 bales and there Is change uf
prices to notice. although have had duh market
The inquiry for the middle class Of clean bright Cot
ton still continues for the continent Of Europe. while
the agents for the Northern manufactures have given
up the idea Of executing the balance OF their orders Cor
good and fine, these qualities having disappeared
hreiy irom our market. Receipts have been high for
the few days past and clearances are expected be
large scale IN the next two weeks il the weather
continues fine for loading. Some complaints are made
Of overows IN the Mississippi which are not vet trae-
ed To any thing authentic. I have no occasion 10
change the quotations since wrote you on Saturday
The receipts OF Flour within few days past have
been high. and the demand limited. A sale of 500
bbls at s3s7. also one of 500 bis at $500. and ano
orl400 bbls. in fine order was made at 1894 The
demand is chiefly confined small lots for civ and
country Tho two former sales were made for
shipment to Europe and the latter for the West In.
dies.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

GrrrNB az IIorr "A New YOrk correspondent Of
abe Globe s7yss "Hqrng tccfed Coniaissiopeys 81
E,Rufrg. ,a frei,e of n hc sereaiern Wards haze
49, srius gpprtis1sou % hs N0renlhfr siscfi01i'
Well as ~9nccrs would have said. that's candid
fprt b --Ttnsa
4 Cowtap' CN Wis OwN BkrTI.r GROuSD--Thc
s,.g1rhfp e Pcuyslarr Ono. occupying the site and
IRE GROUND Of ud FoH hicr.. hos elected the arri
5, d. ticket az a vote OF ftres ~ me The poo,Ie 81
ferrysb. IN must have On admiration Of told COW.
sris
ghsre ire some mrn ,n fiic rJur'ry vhn wsut o,
H.o v.h,N isi,r. baI .ath men talk % drre7s. nd
ta,k 90 Conrrcss Boz relief CDnrrcss b. uot POI
tt,,,.s sr--Dl D4.,ais Sptfsi.
If fssgrs-- .crr composed c1'Esly 81 such men p
H., Ounce. o. o.d 'a l'oui ,bs poorest house %
IA, t.,.uft 60 SCI .t.c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26

TUESDAY MORNING. MAY &c. 1870

AZ the ''reai Convention IN Alexander on the 2Is,
ns' " was decided to adjourn thu, Convention to NEE,
IN WHEELING on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30.
mere VIII be many gatherings Of the wings between
ois Time and the ID Of september bat the citizens of
wheeling Will not forget the reception they received
al Alexander and will DO prepared to extend The right
hand Of fellowship and kind hospitality to all who
may come from north, SOUTH east or west We 81,
come on. come ON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26
A soNG.-Tune. tn. Bouus Of Blu.

SONC-Tune: The Bonns y Niue
Here's a health TO TipPeeanoe!
Here's a shout FOR Tippecanol
And he that won't drink 10 hefids Of North Bend
L. neither a wise one nor pei
Its good for the people TO ~
It's base 20 be led by thew
It's good TO stand for the = uiar choices
Then shout for old II ecanoe
Hurrah Tor old Tippecse!
Hurrah for old TipRahoe'
Irs good to cheer hggho mas often eheerd Us;
Then shout for old iPPecanoe!
Here's health 10 1fec'noe.
Here's a shout (TiPpecanoc!
uIcro,. health n Chief who was never yet beat;
rh,c. ronnds the honest and true!
u,,... ,ucl "a hand that will TOLL
~ H.. n the seed that is sowni
,,,,'',.. =, mn himself is a friend Of The Poor.
a. ~ their rights as bis own.
III. ~, :. - old Tippecanoei
IT," old TippecaDoe
H., d., Turn cot al the prohigaio herd.
A. in Old Tigpooanoel
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-26
Extract from letter dated Washington. April H.

1870 s''' s'oh' APni IL.
In some remarks made during tho r,ornine hon,
On saturday NJ. Wise. IN the House of Resr,seo,,'
lives. told The folloWing snecsois
-. q go,a Old Ducbman. who made locks. and whose
oe ~. o., ~ one " Zoo his bic 10 Ks he fnai boqs
e.. "iaFief General walked into one Of or
o''',os q ihe Dcparmes few morp.,r. orc 4, ,f,
-, o. b,' eccnp1ton. when spruce bri.E. sacior,
.'o zee hegln. 10 bump him AZ 10 his poles. 49,
s'i oihef things asked him do Won 20 f,r Co.,
-, 49,, II 60 To- Gen narrison." said he hon.
r. lDn'nah. "Oh' mint Cot. no ! not 20 for Gen
Jouyrai ss 'O' ''0''osnre