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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-04
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.

II always cures Asthma-two or three
large doses will cure The Group or Hives OF
Children, in from fifteen minutes 10 al
hours time. 1t Immediately subdues the
violence of Hopping Cough, and effects ,
speedy cure. Hundreds who rave beer
gwen up by their physicians as incurrabIt
with Consumption have been restored It
perfect health, by it.
Ia fact. as a remedy in Pulmonary Dis
eases, no medicine has ever obtained
lhigheror more deserved reputalion
E}oThe above Medicine are all for sal
at the store of JOHN II. MOYER,
Bloomsbury. 36
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NV
JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC.

ISa certain, safe aud effectusl remedy for Dys
entery, DarhOa or looseness cholera mOrbus sum
mer complaint, collie; gripping palms, sour stomach;
sick and nervous headach, heartburn, waterbrash;
pain sckners of the stomach; vomiting; splitting
up of food after eating and also where it passes
through the body unchanged want Of appetite
estlessness and inability to sleep; wind in the sto-
mach aud bowels; cramp; nervous tremors and
twitchings seasjckness; iaintine, melancholy and
owness of spirits, frctting and crying Of infant.
md for all bowel affections and nervous diseases.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-04
Or. J4Y1VE'S TONIC VERMIFUGE

Which is perfectly safe and SO peanant that
children will not refuse to take it. II elIectuay
destroys worms; neutralizes acidity or sourness o
he stomachj increases appetite and acts as gene
raj and permanent To mic and is therefore exceed
ngly beneficial in Intermittent andRemtent ieveri
and indigestion; &c and is certain and permanen
cure for the fever and ague.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-04
SHERIFF. SALES.

BY virtue Of vendilioui expoass, to me
tnec'ed, will be exposed TO public sale, al
The court house IN Danvlle, on Sinrda,
Ihe lsh day Of January next, at 10 o'cioch
A NJ. the following properly, To wit.
A certain tract Of land situated in DER,
township, Columbia county, containing
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-01-04
DIR. JAYNE'S SANATlVE PILLS.

They may be taken at all times and in
most diseases-ln lnha mmaloIy, inlermit
iant, Remiuen,, Bilious, and every other
form of Fever-Jaundice aud Liver Com
plant. For Dyspepsia they are really MI
invaluable article, gradually changing the
and producing healthy ac'ion in those iw
por,anI organs. They are very valuable
for diseases Of The Skin, and for what i.
commonly called 'lmpuri'y of the blood;
also or Female Complaints, Coslivenes.
&C., and in fact every disease where al
APPARENT, Alternative, or Purgatve Medicine
may be required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-21

ooh! my dear, do you know who that fine look
ing fellow isl" asked a Dudu-looking beauty in the
character of Sorceress.
"What, the loaierr' replied pretty creature
dressed as Ophelia.
"Tut, tut, no ;she with such handsome limbs
the Turk -
"Oh no-yes-that is-why do you ask9''
"Why he has spoken to me several times, and
IN fact | have half consented to meet him to-mor-
row-but what's the matter-are you faint!"
"Oh no, said Ophelia, apparently choking with
some strong emotion, 81 only felt little overcome
with the heat"
In a few minutes afterwards the Turk and Oehe-
liza were in earnest conversational corner OF the
room.
''You did, sir, you perjured valn!''
"Calm yourself, my dear creature, remember we
are observed"
81 cannot, sir; oh! fool, fool, that / ann But
member you, sir that can hate as well as''-
But here the Baboon, who had somehow other
got the plump and lovely Madam de la Tour in his
embraces came whirng against the fair Ophella,
who seemed in fair way offolowing her ceebra-
ted namesake, and the remainder Of the converse
ton between her and the gentler an who had, IT
appeared, been carrying the maintenance OF has
character little too far, was lost Before the
evening was over, however, we perceived that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-21

Why not His employer-the merchant-the
extensive dry goods merchandise also in the room
within few feet of his confidential clerk. There
he is with his arm around the Priestess of the Sun.
He has wife and family up town in handsome
house-he has also pretty suite OF roomsin Broad
way-about which the Priestess Of the Sun can tell
you. Why not He has failed twice for twenty
thousand dollars-and is now 'geing it as strong''
Why cannot he make a raise as well
as his clerk -Arcades ambO. We couldn't have
elegant, delightful, charming fancy balls and mas
querades without such dear, elegant delightful
charming men as Mr.. Didder and Bill Smith, his
confidential clerk-could weW
Decidedly not"
Well, then, what do You stare al
(" You have no business to ,hink-thnkng is
voted bore in New York-its decidedly NOT
fashionable-so do what you like-say what you
lke-but don't Misunderstanding s about as I'M
fashionable as honesty in New YorlS-eui bono, at
the Roman philosopher said-so don't, beg OF you,
don't think"
The company was at the highest pitch of enjoy
ment about midnight. The brandy and water and
gln sings, and whiskey toddy for the ladies, had
circulated pretty freely and the noise grew fast
and iurlons, that the watchman, who had been
properly arranged" and bound over satisfactorily by
OF the gentleman managers to Keep the peace,
and take no notice eff any thing should occur"
sent up several messages requesting "the gentle
men, to keep a ieetie quiet, Gas the people wot
know what was the matter" 1t was Just about
this time, when supper announced, our reporter
took sketch of the scene in the supper room, and
the artist has very faithfully transferred the cut
which we annex. The lady to the right, who is
addressed by the clown, is the accomplished daugh-
ter of the ex-Presiden of an exploded Wall street
Bank She has been told that her ankles are ex-
actly of the same measurement those belonging
to the
statue which enchants the world
and it will he perceived that her dress has an APP
propriate breyity. Near her is ladywhose mask had
fallen off, enabling us to recognise the daughter
of one of our most fashionable butchers: She has
,,lst separated from her second husband, and now
appears 10 listen with much interest TO the flaeIing
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Ophelia had indeed drowned all her sorrows-in
"Twas at the sign Of the fork,
Young Patrick first opened his throttle,
And being a Native"-

"Twas at the sign Of the fork,
Young Patrick first opened his throttle,
And being Native
''Stop your detestable noise, sir; the onlylNatlves
we tolerate the Native Americans, lnterp0sed
the individual who represented the NewYork Gen-
teman."
'sAnd in troth sir, but its only by passive tolera-
ton that you're allowed to show your ugly mug
anywhere; and by the piper that played before
Moses, sir, I'll tache you the doctrine Of passive
obedience; so be off wild ye," and the HlbeInlan
who. we must say was "a h'tle In iiquoI, mere
skul-cap, which sent him sprawlIng on the floor
to the terrible discontinue of Queen Nab whose
gauze garments he had seized on TO preserve him
from falling, and which of course SWING way, lett
her charming majesty in a condition very similar
to that of Queen Venus; although In truth this ac-
cident to her majesty's wardrobe revealed very
few charms which were invisible one minute be-
fore go
"Ha, ha, ha, oh oh! oh boys, did you ever
see the like OF that -
"Of what?'
ooh! did YOU ever?"
"Hold me- Tom, shall EXPIRE -
"By all the gods, this beats the dignity bali all
"ohl OH oh! he, he, he's oh hold me. shall
Fortunately, however, for her majesty, in the
scufie, an indispensable appendage to the dress 1t
seemed even of Queen Nab, had gwen way, and a
cloud of down and feathers was the consequence,
which in a moment or two completely velled her
from the eyes OF the crowd, and escorted by four
or five of her attendant fairies, she hurried to one
of the dressing rooms, and with the aid OF a needle
and thread. half dozen peck ct handk erchiefs, a
rllow from Mrs. Green's bed, and stiff glass OF
brandy and water, her majesty was able to make
her appearance again, looking almost as good as
| new.
sob! crikey do you see our Bill smith,
"Yaw, pom my honor, so II is; what Is that he
has got with him-eh'.
"Egad, that's the girl he picked up at the Chat
ham last year" n
"You don't say so. Well now-thars really
vugaw."
'SHe was devilish hard put about to get dresses
but John Povey lent him some of Shylock's togge
ry, and she got a fancy dress from one OF her ole
friends Of the Chatham"
"IIow did he get over mat q, last iittie ahaif
"What, that about the I'LL =
eyes"
sob it g all right, my cove, but he has to be
| cautious Just now, you know. He'll make another
raise soon"
| So there they goa down town clerk and his
| friend.
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amongst the number, having initiated the
example of the Harlequin, and attempted 70 dance
cotion on it; the company returned to the
"dancing rooms" The music, and hustle, and
crowding, and pressure, and uproar was most eX-
citing The ladies had more abandon, ana tnc
gentlemen were more diligent and perseverlng IN
their attentions, than ever Several little rows oc-
currsd-some rather unpleasant recognitlons took
place-numereus appointments" were madeline
band got quite fuddled-Miss Smugglns got alarmed
some of the gentlemen went a feet6 too tar-some
of the ladies' felt rather queer-a grand fight took
place amongst the cabmen at the door-a tremen-
dous scramble took place in the dressing rooms--a
good many pockets were plcked-a good many
cloaks and hats were msslng-a good many nus,
bands and lovers were desperately Jealous-a good
many ladies' were dizzy with whIskey and i'attery
and finally the company cleared out, a number
of the +" nice young men" singing in full chorus
"Lub is tcklish thing you know,
Il makes de fair sex feel all ober So
Daro's squash-head SamIo who lubs Black Rose
Wants TO come possum ober Dnah, spose:
Oh car de kitchen, clar de kitchen, &c
And thus terminated the "grand, free-and-easy
Fourier Jont-stock Fancy Ball. at Miss Smuggns'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-21

ny- PROFESSOR VELPEAU's sPECIFIC PILLS
for the permanent OF Gonorohma, elect, and all
mocupurulent discharges from the urethra No medicine
ever offered the public exercises such powerful effect
on the bladder and urinary organs those valuable vege
table pills They the fruits Of twenty years ex
perience OF Professor Velpeau at the Hospital OF lie
Charlie in Paris and confidently recommended by
him the only preparation that has proved successful in
every They introduced into this country TWO
wears ago by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy,
during which time than ton thousand boxes have
been sold and the College dcfes single instance Of
failure Is I've shown Sold In boxes. 81 each, at the Office
OF the College 9s Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-21

FIRE IN MONTGOMERY, n. we learn that the
village of Montgomery Orange Co., \. Y, was VI
sed by destructive fire Saturday evening II broke
out about o'clock in the barn of Mr. ID. w. Warning,
which consumed with several horses; also his dwell
ling and tobacco factory with heavy stock Of TO
bacco and cigars. Also, two thrcestory houses and
sorehouse belonging to Gen Charles Borand including
his dwelling and law Office the post office, and book
store Most of the furniture, books &c including the
contents OF the post Office saved Total loss about
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-21

compliments of celebrated auctloneer, who Is
women is indisputabe. Queen Victoria is seen at
the other end of the table, looking unuiterable
majesty. A variety Of other characters Inquire IN
the backgrounds and the band, it will be seen, are
the variations on the knife and fork, at the table
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-21

Other women
Cloy tn appetites they feed but she makes hungry
Where most she satisfies ("
Let's follow hers
Such are specimens Of the conversation in the
room but the bustle-tse buzz-thc glances-the
squeeZing-the crushing-the whirl-the freedom
Of manner and gesture indescrbable. II is time
that we should give some of the principal n,mes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-21
ITALIAN SINGING, PIANO FORTE AND

ITALIAN SINGING, PIANO FORTE AND
FRENCH.
MIR ULLMANN, Pupil Of Charles Czemy, continues to
wi teach singing and the Piano Forte in this city and Brook
lvn modee First rate references given TO many
dstingu he'd families whose be learned appi
cation his residence 10 In street opposite the Arsenal
Mr. u who is the author of French Grammar, the second
edition Of which is the Of publications TEACHES like
the French and Italian Langu which he during
his Music Lessons wished Schools and Colleges attended,
ImsJgb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-21
FOR THE PILES.

DEAD the following interesting and remarkable cur OF
IL Piles MIR j. Bowman Distinguished arch,tsct, resi-
ding Broadway his been afflicted with Piles for II years He
utsd about three f,onts Hin tongue foul
apete bid liver TORPID occasona paiation counenance
pal. and engud compa OF The dn great IL
attended with pile much nfiam~d at umes to
produce intene suffering at other esv themselves
by prouse discharge OF blood inducing debility the
muscles Of the back from the ou,-ccnnusd irritation
degree lost their producing umbag,. and y
with sch difficulty that he could walk hrs se' was teesls
and oGm had iprnd,d more han five hu ded dlls IN
lief lie entirely cured having akrn Only three boxe.
cf PILE than I'll usind
miles since aud fee return OF the complaint IS as well
aud active he thirty yean ago AID a bue all
nal remedy Ii sold by the proprietor, his OEice,
1876 Bowcy, four door above spring st eet Ad ice gas
Remember io6 Dowery n imdAsscc
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FROM LONDcls.
TO THE LADIES

MRS. MITCHELL, late of London brgn respectfully to
u announce tothose ladies' requrns ne aid eta Midwife
that she has completed her for
dence in New ork Mrs M has received thorough medical
aud bears diploma from the City Of London
in Hospital which institution she attached Midwife
for several years, and SUCCESSFULLY Engaged assistant and
principal in nj thousand Of childbirth. Mrs M is
favored with high Testimonials and certificates Of
from the eminent Of the London medical faculty and
which all for Residence Madi
sou, street. me oorf ro,nr a-r I'm
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H1yn 7uc
THE SUBSC RIBER hereby " forms his friends and the
public that he attends baking Passover Bred
for the holidays, Monday the 2stn He
would feel extremely Obliged by send in their orders
pc sable -
Tint he has contracted with the congreg
.fnsM CheSd Shdri Shondm and Beth Israel he still
shall feel happy supply onging TO other
gregaons The majority Of the members Of the Elm street
h.y,ng already sent "a her orders te an
followed by others who should be Similarly situated in regard
the regtton, who act thy please without
being under restraint. Nj. > COHEN.
TERMs-H1Tte of superior quality, six to the pound
six cents; meal eight cents pound
Orders aheu for all kinds Of Cakes for the approachr
holidays. his Bakery - Dey street, or 60 Duane street
lmsrc
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MIrSIC

MUSIC.
JOSEPH KAMMEREk. Professor Of Music. respectfully
his and the pablo general III he
has removed from So Crosby TO I Laurens where all
orders for his Cotlion Band perfo Parties Stc
OF will be received aud promptly ate nded
Orders for j. x. will also be received at Mr.. w Dubos
Music Store. 28j Broadway. % IInenc
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PLANT AND SEED STORE.
THE SUBSCRIBER bgs leave inform his friend. and
the public ia general in the vcint, Of New York and
Brooklyn that he has taken the No SO Dvsion
hch he open thu sale OF VI and Seeds the first Of
March, Also, q rdening in all ITS branches Grape Vines
taken for the 1000 Crap Vines
200 Also large assortment of Ornade al
Trees for
BAH orders thankfully received aud puMctuelly a.
ter dsd To- ISAAC WALTON,
Gardener I'd i rst.
03,sm No co Div street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-21

IN BOARD the Packet Ship EMMA from Bremen, 81 a
~ late to this place. FIN, fell from the INST
broke his and hurt his left face bone Doctor L. Hop
Pc who happene b. board attended the
tent and by his sSul ,tment he succeeded
tn of the him comfortable
saston that il five we. ks the could deck it'll
a cruct and witrou il. can recommend Mr. ippe
a ply stefan in every respect
New York. Feb Is, 1914 ID. EDZARD,
Captain bo-rd the Emma
beg leave that Office 27 Ble cker street. here
100 81. re L. HOPPE.
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no AMATEURS ON THE FLUTE

MIR. BARTON, (pupi Of the late E Nicholson respect
IVA fully bcgs that IL HIS intention
sructon the Fnte Mr. Barton professes
Ding the method pursued by the celebrated master Cha
Nicholson.
For srd particulars application may wade ~ sgnor
Godonc, Music Store, Broadway and Mr. Stodas Pian
mandatory Ji7 lrn'rc
rI,O GLEE SINGGRSJust pubIisLed the tth n o. OF The
Qulrtette, containing Gess by Spohr, Weber, &- For
sale by g. f. oyer, No. 30i Broadway and H. Riley No 20
Chatham street,
~ A Extra number conta,ring a favorite Eoglish
Glee will be shortly issued for grtous delivery regular
-rbscrbcrs. 10 I'm
WATCHES AND JEW ELHY.-Ihe IsIgcst aao most
w fpissd,d t,sonert of Watches in the city, j, 70 he
found at the subscriber As lie "a constantly receiving all
descriptions Of Gold and Silver Watches, OF the newest
rtyss, from the manuftstrrc ENGLAND Frrrce, ent
Switzerland, he is enabled offer lEet assortment, and
at less prices ret thas Other culs IN the ety.
Gold watches low =, $40 20 S2s e.eh. Watches ard
iewey exchanged bonght II watches warranted to kecI
good tirnc or the money returned
Watches and Ievery repaired in the best by the
beat wobmen and much lower thar a. other place
Gold and Silver Pencils old CHAINS Keys and sterling
Slvvr Spoons. for sale very low.
IN ta-re Hhol-,se aud fs,.' " III srse, ,t,i's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-21
GAYLER's UNION SALAMANDER SAFES.

GAILER'S UNION SALAMANDER SAFES.
~ J GAYLER, Inventor and PATIENCE, ies3-SsverA
" ,ousands IF Gayer Parn Fire Proof Book Safes Of
all from 400 900 lbs each have been during
tie last fourteen and has time failed To
Perve il. contents when exposed to fire Merry one hge-
ed have been severely esued In the fire OF 1875
ahoat forty the district and the csrk-
affirm much exposed to The istens'y OF that fire as
they would that destr, but
NOT, ONE INSTANCE Of f,iin,e las At Any time oe-
cured From long aud attention 10 tn effects
daccd by fire SAT- has been enabled to make
such mpro, that he With full confidence ora
mend his Union Saamander Book Safes beyond all dou<
prof against the action Of fire. free from danpn.s aad
enough fall IN which they
can be expc,ed in the buraug Of store They
ed combine perfect Iron Safes united with
the othe such that the Safe cannot be az
feced by heat which the outer may be espos.
made aud plate iron and the perfect
substances and has and door each
secured by table lock An assortment Of Gaylels Single
Double Sala ander Safes Also his Paint poube Sa
and Safes Of all description. Of HI. for sal at al
Fulton street ar Gold street, A. H. Moen 22s Pearl opro
Plat street; Brett Baekus 80 Maiden lane and by ts
Patentee J. GASLE.R, II Fulton strse',
near tjeid
Iron Safes soecie Chests Iron Doors. &c made to order
i'm FIRE
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TWELFTH WARD.
.4MERTC.aN REPUBLICANS, UP FOR THE

TIE
NEW YORK BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
FOR 1874 AND As,
rs THIS DAY PUBLISHED by -
l JOHN DOGGETT, Jr.,
70 Nassau street.
Said Directory is Classification of the Professions and
Trades pursued below 7 Fourth contains 2s
which arranged un' 1877 different heads
Iy-Price Tea Shilln Is DOLLY 100 4tssrc
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THE SWISS CLUB
Tic g ts s, 1$
aoor the second rssned.ens Of he room: having
c s'i H. Sy i1 cSsi.S Ssssss
WANrEp-A Cssuetm.ker Or carp:Pt'r To s,,s,dy;
wiling Ssv his wASs oSsrts
noa hls viii be good siss;loa :; none nsed tut
cRsaas for or thlss xppr-n.ises at Decorative
abe 20 xv. SSf s 5 Xxx must De young men
Apply at the Decorative EsaSii'hwyffpp,tc o,R,oN
fio G-rc 5ta Peal street. Tear Broadway.
R0ARD wANTEp-A family consisting Of fonr grown
al p %'sS pp
c s 'Ss f the o ss
ed. address Towers" at hi. Office. fiS s'e0dsm
GOO REWARO- Stolen, from No. u Water stree, a
es1 DEP sLd sS, slsoa . on ss sss
Watch &
PsrnSisisr. and ewsler. requested the above
CoACHMAN WANTED.
STOUT and healthy eeorsd r. sS
able character wanted Coaehman, reside IA private
Apply, BY Ieit at ri. ohee. to W. stating
references ftoIn last place, ard terms IL lw-rc
A YOUNG FRFNGHnAN. having taken his degree. 4; -
sha,sa sSSsso1 H. .s g, :s.sn ,i s,s,H
Rssde street. 70 imsnc
HIDES, FAT AND CALF SKINS.
'f ss 1 %
CaAin' by the the pfsf gyf1 * se pound
fs2m,re s2s Ei-ahe,h st. between Ra.ce and Houston
AT THE ROOM OF THE NEW YORK SOCIETY
LIBRARY,
Corner Of Leonard and Br0ddirry,
y ri bakki ss'ss.s III
TAIN i"s''' LECTURE
USES a$ ~ .zaHssusEs OF
THE STAGE,
WITH A d bRAMA!E OF THE
: + ss: Ne
And 5 and % III As
fias Of Amy any hJ
70 tss my S had
TIE lseI v wiz e e. oisels Hotels
s''" and the &o0r Of the on the %
TENTH WARD AMERICAN REPUBLICANS.
A PUBLIC MEETING of the Tenth Ward American Re
publican, take rSes a. F.n Hotel eeIssI Of y,ooms
af
. q F t%ssss'S I'd Hsaa
will good singing s ~; nsErIf be ss,pstsa
VIM ESRYHuMBERT sse'eisrs fas ai.rc
| TWELFTH WARD.
.aMERIc.aN REPUgLIC9MS, UP FOR THE
THE Several Constitutional Amcea,ens Of thu American
h s ss4 ry 81 the w %s tsssass
o'clock 2 February s, and elect BY ballot Or other
tee to Nominate Charter Oc for The ensuing Spring Elec
|
The As,ociations will assemble ct flowing places viz
In Dtrct No John Reads Ho ell IIarsonvlle; in dis
uc No tn House Of Lock wood Lounsb Manhattan
vile; in Di let Ne at the House Of John 9 Fa,ri gt"n
HaIem District No. at George Hazards Hee kvlle
The Ward COMMITTEE " i'll meet the e,eoing
o'clock their Head Quarters Joan Mills to elect from h
body dale,ate the Nominating Committee,
The Delegates elected by the several Co As,ccie
tons quested with their ceJe tiis, the house
Of John Mills Jr, Yokve ON Wednesday Evsaing, at
O'clock 2sth February M for The purpose Of giniz tior
| sc. BY order of the A II. Ward .ommit
| S ID. MOULTON Chairman.
| HIRAM CABLE, Secretary, pro TEN. f20 2ts~nc
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cob ! he, he that is old mother
''Hush, see that Turk coming
"Why, my eyes, Jim, that ere gal is one Of
L." ooh look there, what woman-what to,1L
meurc :" said an DID, withered votary of pleasure,
dressed as Romeo.
"What, do you mean the Gitana p
Do 'No, no-the delicious creature-the Mliliner'-