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r.. s. BERNARD'S CHOLERA MEDICINE.


X. ). BERNARD'S CHOLERA MEDICINE.'
For the cure of Cholera norbus Dinrrn.m.
summer Complaint Choiic. Cramps. sc.
'S N'aieine ~ no longer
eerheaies that have been presented Propetor ar.
ron intelligent and respectable Individuals known
ana esteemed In their several neghboro- or from Of
enenes have used their practice and are the mos.
Valuable TcstimouiaIs
haet Ola letter from Rev John Matthew formerly N Nor,
io no" Pastor Of the Presbyterian Church Lexington Nv
dated Dee 9th. IsIi. 7' ny -
To Ma. X. :.
"Ah Sh-hgves pleasure acknow.i-e the ree.int NJ
YOU Pe ia'of and hasten answer 20 your enquiry
a' - lar as we have had YOUR Cbora
"a our As winch has been quite proven H. eaea-
- anu are satisfied Of It's utility Medicine IL Is of
importance at YOU Introduce your Cholcr Medicine here s wei.
s roush al such places doubt II VIII eli We. when
known Most R.sp.r,f,f. ~ " '' WIZ"
John u. MATTHEW'S.
PETERSBURG, February H. iss2
Bernard- Cholera Medicine Will very nearly accom-,
ps All IT, purposes am well it. component ,rts
a' nave never bestaier an suitable
SONS In addition 70 the diseases Bernard advises
use nave found particularly what are called sf
p'H - 'yHg ~ Jdss think after experience IN it, use
a' i' reputation Is nota all likely be u fairly tired
p.,, FL METTAUER VI. d. I
Beies these two witnesses, certificates fom
o. 100 gentlemen who have virtues of Bernardo Cholera
eue'ne and may b. my medicine Is always
on hand by the dozen single boule. w b. HARDWOOD
agent for the City Of Riehmond-S. Ade Co old stand
got ~ '- s'"'-
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SANDS SARSAPARIILA

ECElNED and opening this day Misses beautl col
ned callers and Half Caters They are indeed rare and
Dea-uiul J. r. WATKINS 4 co Nam .-rset
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NEW MUSlC!!

NEW MI SlJ..
ID Ill. TAYLOR has just received the following New Mn
The Enirranr'- Farewell by Russell
The Newfoundland Dog do
The Dream Of the Reveer d-deaeI the Temperate. soe
ties Of the L. States, by Russell
The Sutton, by e. r. Horn
Iiad met thee in thy beauty, by C. E. Horn
Roses Fair, 40
The Three Prayers, by !. knight
The Fishers Wife. do
I'm poor She ,herd Maid
Though the day Of my destny's over
The Mountaneer's Return
Our riends ofOA
Ask for song dear maid
To Mnoua ,s.fenade
Thou OH thou hast, hast loved me
Columbia. the lind Of the brave
Would were among mountains
Yes ! Will share with thee my love
see thee sweety smile
The Banishcd
The Gipsey's Temptation
The merry Lark. Weeping for thee
On no, We never talk n French
One struggle more Want Cabi
My early Home
In celestial dwelling
The Church Bell Ave Mara
The magic spel
The widow / her child
w men all around grew drear and dark
The Devoted
NfEk HANGINGS-we have received fun and 6.,a,5I
Sorunsn' OF American PAPER HANGINGs which ,x1, "a,
- IaP - SMITH DRINKER & MORRIS.
10 hhds. prime Bacon imiddlinssj r y"
o. ebls. new Family Roe Herring,
e' anu iof ale BY
LEWIS WEBB.
sLE OF WIGHT APPLE BRANDY-I5 bbI, ~ 80. -
u " ish' oil Apple B7ndy-iust received for sale ~
JAMES & GEO wINsroN
J1DAHs LION, BY CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH
Wv WORK Judahs Lion Charlotte Ezab.th t,,. -.
- anu Tor sale by Zap Isl SMITH. DRINKRR A. MORRIS
s'aiNTs- OILS AND vARNIstHEs.-Tbe subscUb-,
has in store the following winch are OF The b., - @
quality ~ ~ 1s 'es' ana purest
200 gallons pure Mountain Linseed OIL
10 bhis Spirits Turpenane
~ kegs Nmenean White Lead IN oil
1000 lbs English do
100 lbs Nertegris ground n oil pure
100 gallons Copai varnish. No 4
n teh supply OF Coach. Picture. Furnuys -.
N"oIe Green and feloW; Paint Bnlshes an 80
For sale on reasonable terms by
' -
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BOLTON q HARRISON.

DVIIVN q HfNhTNUN,
Druggists a ApOihecarics, corner of Vain and
G0rsrHor Streets, tbeiOc the Eagle Rnins)
'NWE Subscribers having opened store respectfully
IL Offer TO country merchants extensive assort
meni Of Drugs. Chemicals, Paints Oils colours SC which
they will sell on the lowest terms
Epson salts Flour Sulphur Csmphor. Magncsa SIENNA
Mama, Castor oil IN bottles. soda for Washing.
Potash and Pcariash. Sahratus,
salt Pcire Jamaica Ginger seidl.tz and Powders
Nhe Lead Linseed oil Spirits Turgeniinc Copal Vanish
Jaran Vanish NenctaH Red Spanish Brown Ground Vergrs
Blue and Green Neriiter. Paris White Dutch Pink
Red Lead Blue. Red and yellow Paint Window Glass
yellow Ochrc. Rose Pink Indian Red Imperial Green
Chinese Blue sap Green Drop Lake Kalsomne IA new article
for walls W. ~
suph ouininc Morphine wtha l supply Of ser,r. chew,
ing and smoking tobacco. snuff snui. boscs &C. NM
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Tor the removal and permanent cure of NIL n
eases arising from an impure state OF the
BLOOD. or habit OF the system. viz:
S'uuIi OF hinss xvii Rheumatism
tons Ppes or Posiues Face Blotches BeS Chronic
sore Eyes Ring Worm letter. Head Enlargement and
pain OF the Bones and Joints. Stubborn Ulcers Syplt SYM
toms seauea or LumbaFo and diseases arsar from an nd
eious Use OF Mercury Aces Dropsy. exposure or pr.nee
IN life Also Chronic Constitutional Disorders will be removed
by this preparation.
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NOW COMDI ErE

y Iil'NARf OF Ans, Manufactures and Mpss .o...
a Gear Hpositon Of their Principles and Pr,;
ttk 49,, - &C illustrated with engravingson ~
.iie OF 1870 pages strongly bound in y bsr | y
ap IS H. ""iNAER 4 NORRIS.
j published BY E Lteu Eclectic Museum, a, F-.,-
:, 49,. science and Art for April received for $3.50
AT ule BOOK
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hrs Ellis New Book at e5 Cent,.
'ENHE WIVES OF ENGLAND ,ba;- =.

-4ue domestic influence social obl,g,,,o. a.. a, -
L. auihoress ofth Women OF Fngri oy Mrs II
lr - - b esa ted to promote the Happiness. Of ey
- 'e' 'hetles are edIcaton-as
II writer who thinks seriously and ,,ri Ion ann
VINO cares TO utter her thoughts freely 10 the D1b ~ 1hG one
IL
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.0S BARRELS TANNERS OIL
w casks and barrels b,eacbed Iv,,,., g.. -,
10 hhds prime Bacon imiddlngsi r y"
be obls. new Family Roe Herrng.
30 bags Pepper
'- anu TOT sale BY
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-15

On Elections. Messrs Chapman, Alexander,
Berry, Cotton, DAVIS Of D Farmer snd Kenne.
dy.
On Finance. -Messrs Read. Akin. Bradley,
Buell.. Of d., CoiIeu, Hoover, Lewiston, Walpoie
and Wdber.
Cornetf, DAVIS Of F. Defrees Orth ADD Pitcher
On Federal Relations -Messrs. Ewing BleIl
Of d., Buell. of w, Berry. Burke, Carr, OF ]
Reeve. R'tchey and Wood
On Edacation-M essrs Cornett, Carr OF L..
D1zin, Ewing, Hutton, Kennedy. Pennington.
Rr'chey. Shanks, Stanford and Todd
On Military sfairs -Mcssrs TanaehilI,
Bradiey' Henry Jones, NJ jpr, Mitchell, Moore,
Reg burn aud Sands
On Roads-Messrs Herman. Alexander,
Burke, Cotton, Dobson Henry, Hedge, Morgan
aud Wood.
rs.-Davls oil ID. Il NJ, Duzan, Kennedy, Stan
ford and Todd.
On Canals and Internal Improvements Mess,
ra. Rnchev, Berry, Carr of l., CoIIets Deffees,
Dpbson, Henry, Hodge. Hoover, Jones' Lewiston
Mitchell, Moore, Orth, Pennington, Pitcher,
sbenks, sincIear, TannehiII and "lIher.
On Claims. -Messrs, Dnbson, Buell. of W d,
Burke, DAVIS Of d., Dlzan, Hutton, Jones', s 1nds
aud Stanford
On State Prison-Messrs Shnnbs Carr, Of J
Hodge. Hoover Miller, Penning ton, Read, Stan
ford and TannehlII
/ TN CnHntS2eA business -AlessFS. SIncIeHr
Morgan and Wopd.
On State Library.-Messrs. Carr, of ]. Akin
C.rneu, Patks and Reeve.
On Public Bua!iogs.-N essrs. Pennington,
Bradiev, jones. Miller aud Morgan.
On State Bank.-Messfs. BaeiI Of d, Akin,
Berry. Carr OF l. Chapman, CoIIet, Davis Of T.
D-freps, Ewing, Hoover, Orh, Parks Pitcher
Rlchey, Snoiear Todd and WIber.
On Agricultue.-AIessrs. Parks, Alexander,
Blell of w, Hermann Lewiston. Maiar, Moore,
Morgan, Pennington, Reyburn, Shanks, Tame
Till and Wood.
On Corporations Messrs. Miller. Berry
Chapman, Cotton, Davis of F., Davis of D. Hodge
HERMAN and Read.
On Enrolled BiHs-Messrs Duzan and
Reeve.
On Engrossed BMs--Messrs. Mucbel anc
Burke.
COMMITTEES.
On Public Buildings. Messrs. Carr Of l..
Hutton and VI oore.
On Canal Fund-Msssrs, Kennedy, Farmer
and e,burn.
On State LiBrary.-Messrs. Leveston, ReaC
and Sands.
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FOR RESIDEN
HE y RY CT \ Y
rr-5-We are Indebted 10 Andrew Kennedy, Nj
c., for a copy of the Message.
LETTER FROM TIE SENIOR EDITOR,
INDIANAPOLIS, De-. e,b. lslc

lNpIAN Oils, Dec. htI. - ~
Ta- .'unterrdcd democracy' thrown into quite
snar this morning by resolution @ INFO convention wh
the purpose counting given At
the late election for overno, Governor
appearing Speaker had received only
about The ocos feared that Of the
ties whereia Mr. Wnitcomo received majority had failed
returns, hence they feared Mr. Nhitocmb
might ainoas the missing, Mr. German expressed
ms cears, party ght ound far from waser
They, however, consented, and the result that all The
roturas we're received counted, aud Jamss Nhcomb do
carsA duly elected Governor and jesse D. Bright the
second Office Il the Stac.
The proposition copies each OF the
Daily papers published here, member Of
the house revived to-day, aud acceeded \
large o1jty Of itnotithstauing their
holy horror of Wing gance, and their Load profess
in favor of economy and REFORM and their loud
preaching against the States patronage with the political
press. voted sains the resolution because considered
useless tare Of the peoples money, and act Of
specials press place As will might
Of Palladium for the patronage
the Sentinel and journal Il
is conended by press here involve consdera
expense reporting the poceedngan expense not IN
the hence they should be paid for II
by the STATS. Il all there many
psqles the printers here, necessarily from their
coats;y the State Departments and shu, made
by profitable oca ion of printing Office II the
State They heretofore hal advertising OF the
Ian n1ortsagsd Sinking Fund which of
sre for sao. The advertising of all sbe esays taken up
in the State printing, except last few
JOB work for the DEPARTMENTS all this have
hai-ant yot told they themselves
in the publication Of their papers WAT b.
thought Of tao. poor fellows, which uncle Toby demo-
Minated 'poor dsvs'-;hey VINO have no peQisites,
no patrona, what their energy, industry ana Perse
ve7an-e connanlsl What i to become Of them? They
,lo1 on, contributing thejr aid however, build
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-15

N tbs House an the h. the Speaker announ.
r.. l. -
ecu vie ,''
On Ltec'ioIa -h.ssfs- blfooar' Ligle' Fui:
Ter, tHbarb hAn1l. hpab7, and "lt'iams.
On Ways an. -hed"T--'lrs5T7. b5w,es' Ma'h,
G'H' u i'''i"' i>7o'' ''A'o"0F' LOO - ''eI' ""o
jane
'f' ''0 = t', '''9 -''i nv ~ A''H7'",
Siftha"' h''"e"'0Fe' o''oo"'' HiA'ht"y, Hhd
I'ien'
:, ~ 1-'LI0'''t"' - '''", 'oneS o.
''1'H,," '0"''"s' 'i'ogeS'
S,..p, ,r r,,
-, Z, -, -, gag 80
~ 4'"i i''N'' A's''' 0''''''''"' ii'''0"ay' a"'
-, ,r.,.- ru
On t.,Iaa'y y '.nS rs' LpR'" =. 'as",
1-''"' N'oe'3 0''" f''''' o'o' u''ei' .'ee' ""N
h',f'c
On '>. , i''S'"--.'' its>'s 9'"'hsoo' b,arss'
= V,n4,rI,,,r,h ''''
Ga Torn of indianapolis -Meszrs Sutherland
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John TyIcr's Message.

oS-We have anticipated our usual publication
day for tho purpose Of regaing oar readers, rs
quick as possible, with another Of John T.
Messages. We must be permitted to find some
faul. 10 regard to the length Of this document
Il : Accidency should have stopped before he got
quite through the closing paragraph Of his Mes
sage. where he says, "the only desire ,r6.c4 feel
in connection tDih the future IS, and 'oiH continue
to be, to leaUe the country" II he hid oniy h''.
ed here, millions Of his le.low-c'IIzens would have
reiocod, and tens of thousands would not have
cared q straw # he hid then even made It a Irtte
longer by adding "and III 60 10 Teras."
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appeared to receive 90 check Hoying lost n
cap, he gathered up the documents and prusecu
ted the chase, bareheaded, untll he reached the
goal.
The horse. which rode by the person en-
ploy ed By The Clipper office, whilst coming furf
oGsiy down Baltimore street, and when nearly op
postte The Museum, ran fuit force against q emo
horse wagon, used by he United States Arsenal,
shatteEipg II neatly to atoms, throwing tho rider
head long into the * hIcie. and causing a general
smash. The poor an NAL run a portion OF tho
broken shat, nearly through 1t, causing a terrible
wound. which Will probably cause its death.
The rider, escaped unhnrt. picked up his bundle
aud went ahead Bait Pat
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CINCINNATI, Dc. Sih, 1913.

F1oar--was very active and The receipts went
IF early al 3 65 and inspection. one lot up
!. ards Of 100 brls, q favofite denomination, was
taken without inspection at 80 20, Sales from
wagons at So 60. CITY Mills > 73 a:}15
Whisky--nos gone very well for couple Of
DAYS at IstlISt-Gaz
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-15

CONGRESS -Both houses Of Congress were or
gained on the 18th, the Senate by Mr.. Mangum
taking the Chair President pro tenn, end the
House by the election Of Mr. J. w. jones. If Va
as Speaker Mr.. Jones' received the united votes
of the Loco Foco4 Of all shades Mr.. jones J. II
Van BIrenite. Mr.. Mes. the member from York.
(Pa.) voted for Mr. Wilkins.
The question of the admission Of the members
from the States that have not complied with the
law of Congress by eiectlng the menhers from
single districts. was met BY the Wings by for
NAL protest. The members, So elected, were rhcu
sworn in, and the decision Of their rrgtt to seats
waived till formal report On the case shall br
ma de from the usual committee to be appointed
90 elections. We VIII publish r+e protest Of the
Wing members 10 our next paper.
The Rules Of the last Corgress were adopted
for The government Of the present, until the re
port Of d committee Of nine the su1 Jet Of re-
vision Of rules should he adopted--Mr. Duncan 81
Ohio moving to except the "Oae Hour RUE" and
Mr.. Adams Of Massachusetts movIrg to ercept
the Twenty Third Rule" Chat barring the re-
cep'ion Of ndsIavery ps,itions,) both without
effect.
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Accidents by Express Riding.--Two Of The ex-
press riders employed 10 carry the Presidents
Message yesterday from MONT Clair jepat 10 the
city--oHe running for Mr.. Tstor. NJ. 6 North
street, and the other 70, The Chpper--net with
accidents which had near proven very seri9gs.
not Only to the horses and their ri3ere. b"t to
persons who CHANGED . be IN their way When
going at full speed. the an,tna! ro+e ~ NJ. B5sh-
Cd, carving he extras far Mr. Tavlar, Stumbled
and fell near he corner OF Pea and Btitimnre
streets throwing his rider, bundle and ALL spraw
Ing upon the hard pavement. producing 4 severe
cut on the head Of The rider, bruises on the BODY.
whilst the horse received much injury. The IN
daunted perseverance, of the rider, however ap,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-15

MARRIED-On Wednesday evening The 6sh inst ~
the Rev Benjamin L. Ma.tin, Mr.. Arthur SAliFan 10
Mss Ruth Boid, boEh Of this vicinity.
Observation-Disclosures The above mar
rage notice. received from the happy pair lot OF deli
eIous pears We deliberately took barlow knife and
pared portion CT the above pears and with the assistance
Of our deed ate to the health Of the firm Of Silvan
Bond. We wish the above matrimonial firm long and
happy lie. ana DO hope they plant orchard Of
gear and Ealse p4trt.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-15

led the issuirg of Treasury notes OF d0''
,ions ess tban one hundred doafs .
be employed payment Of the OBJ saton o. me
ment lieu of gold and silver at me opaon % VIZ pun
lie CREDITOR amount NOT exceeding olo'oJ','O'.
r. nrooosed 10 make receivable everywhere, and
10 establish points deppofie' Oh g2i anu 81
yer 10 DO for the redemption OF suc notes 90
.. Il, ensure convefbility into sPeeIe-No DOUBT
that such would have mafnaIied
%, value with gold silver thus furnishing paper clr-
.ncv Of equal value the Union, thereby meeting the
m expectations Of the people and iulAig the duties o"
sn,n Government. Whether the depositores shosi De
.,med to sell purchase bills under geTy limited
,,ron together win ali it's oher detaIls, siomtted
10 The wisdom of Congress, and regafdad "a Of sroa-
Diary importance thought then, and think now tlat
sh arrangement would have been attended with the
manifest results The whole Of the currency would
have placed where by the Constitution II was
al 10 placed-1uter the immediate supervision and con-
troll Congress. Tho action OF the GoFeTnHont "'ld
nave independent Of all corporations, ah9 the same
eye which rests increasingly on the specie currency ana
guards il against adteraton, would also have rested Oh
the IA currency control ana regulate ts issues am
project II gafast depreciation The reasons "hca
you'd forbid congress parting with tho power over
tho coinage with nearly equal force
il regard 70 any substitution precious metals lac
form Of a circulating medium. Paper, when substituted
for specie standard Of vaue by winch the -"
efatons society regulated and causes It's
depreciaion, affects socety to extent nearly II not
quite equal the adulieattOn % the coin Nor can
withhold remark, thai its adTantages contrasted VT"
"a Bank United States, from the fact iaat
esteemed "a obnoxious /" the pH1c sea'T"eht,
as we'll expe!ieu"y Of c3nstifutinnatY.
appeared be striking and obvious The relief
which bank would afford by an ISSUE OF 9i'uJJ)jV 81
its notes, judging from the experience Of the ale tncd
States Bank would occurred ies thn fifteen
whereas, under inc pioPo-e1 atfae |a' the te''' ''s
from inc l77ho q" o'',o'''ooo Oh ife'7nfy l''S "'''
have been consuuInaed IN ycar thus fhrn'sang "a
one-hfteent of the time in which bank roI nave
accomplished H. P'lel 't''u' ~ eA.'''"9'' t'" -
amount 10 'he iea. WANTS % t'o '''''' - Ph' ''
gpd anu 7I'VeI- "' s''''a l" 'i' " g '"' '-' '''
been e9ua' 70 an me interest "'1i - " i w. ~ D'
Treasury notes Oh previous Is wei - sI7 ' 7'H7--
thereby relieving the Government, and at the time
ah'fdnS te'tei !" tue pe'P'e ''i "a '''' t'F' '''
nes "t'ae'''" " 'i ~ - 49, 'F
non o pcs '9.4 .,,e7 >. -. 49, H..
us h''t S977''''' 9"''''' 80 = 80 N'
uon AT '"' ''"'e1'' 7'''' g. -''''
ho"e'e'' "'e' VIZ " ''s' 80 y 49, ''
'o - '''''t, 80 -. ~ -. -, ....t 800.
oe''''e s'eaty '''i'4''c' '''t ~ 80 - 60 '''-
to nope n,at uio county - 7isy ''' fapI"y 'ha5 ~
from me ma e'n "'h every "hee
surrounded y ~ 20 yer c"na,' D,' 'n.nN Ift rs
Ia''o ni 49, : 49,, - 10 ye,a',ie,,, - . 49, fe,
H.. o,o,ns ri rho Ire,.,,r, nov rest oo ,ne ort ~
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CITY ELECTIONS

A Election Will be held Monday, the lst day OF
y January next for purpose OF olocti1s one May
~ eight members the Common Council, Treasurer
Assessor. Collector aud one Marshal, TO serve
one wear. By order of Common Council.
w. w. LYNDE, Cry Clerk
Dee I2th, Is -
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n q II e. II

ENIFRE viii be offered sale and Thursday, 2Sth
stock Of kind. o-wIt: Horses, Cat
tie, aaj a humber of good Sheep A credit OF twelve
months VIII gwen. Enquire OF the subscriber tho
Fl, Wayne Road, mile north Of Richmond where due
attendance VIII he gwen by WILLIAM BUI4IA.
Dec. I3h. 1913 Sits.
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inaugural Address and the Lieut..

Ihaugural Adtrcss and TIC I.lent. GOV. sptech'
Ga the first pogo Of to.day's paper, will be
found the say Ings Of these two dIgor'orles. The
nelr Governor seems to think It would be in-p.
proprra,e for him, at this tlmc to recommend any
measure whereby The State may be relieved
from her present pecuniafy en.harrassmenrs.-
He has hatched out none Of the Eggs" in
tho Gubberna torial nest, or given "rhe cd lady,
CHE Safe of Iod'ane,) oono Of tho "grueI" ho
made mention Of IN hI- stump speeches, aud the
reason he assigns for thus nreIecring the case If
the "od lady" is that he his not Yet had an
opportunity Of getting ut the archives OF the
State. Wait awhile. I'll Governor gets a
chance TO feel the pulse Of his patt""t, and then
he'll prescribe dose of ms much ttked-of "g.r-l
el,''-till tina, time, we'I see what We shall
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