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The New York herald., 1846-03-06
Common Plea Q.


MARCH 5.-Willism Moss Us. james Valentine st al :
This action Of iespass to recover damages for an
public house in Cherry street On the evening Of the
Doth Oct. last, drunken into the plaintiff .
the defendants came in and struck him vioien. blow
with club on the arm, injuring him very severely ;
Cd Sm there until him ou
no defence, and the jury rendered verdict for plaintiff
for sl75.
Thomas johnson rs james Nc E,pamey was an
action Of debt brought under the first section Of the first
revised statues page 666 to recover $780, the amount Of
the plaintiff and Mr. VIM Beard made bet Of 5000 on
tho then coming Presidential election the plaintiff bet
ting that Mr.. Clay would be elected and Mr.. Beard
that Mr. Polk would be the successful candidate The
defendant appointed the stake holder and the plain
tiff deposited with him the check IN question: AZ his
elected and Immediately after the plaintiff called or
caused person to call defendant to demand back
his check he would commence suit for It's recovery
Defendant refused until he saw and consulted Beard
and subsequently wrote to the plaintiff that the suit
should 60 The plaintiffs counsel proved the facts
Tho defence was technical, to wit: that the thing
deposited should be declared for; that here check
deposited with defendant and there proof that
whereas, the plaintiff, by his declaration counted for
money had and received. II was also conended, that
tho proof OF the demand was not sufficient, nasmuch
authority to do SO was proven there any
direct proof given Of the thing for which the bet
the statute Upon this last point defendants counsel
submitted to nonsuit.
For plaintiff Mr. smith Tor defendant Mr Bradley
Before Judge. .Ulshoeasr
Christian Schcrx u.s. f. s. Schiesingev.-This was an
action on charter party, to recover one hundred and
fifty dollars, for six days demurrage. In August last,
the defendant chartered from the plaintiff the brig
Augule Ludwig to take cargo of provisions to st.
Thomas in the West Indies th defendant was to
commence loading on the lst Of September On the
3oh of August, the brig was aethe Screw Dock, and
the plaintiff gave defendant notice that she was ready TO
receive the cargo and was in the evening. brought
round tho foot OF Rector street. the North River
The plaintiff alleges the defendant did not commence
loading until the Sh Of september in cons quence of
which, tho vessel detained until the 18TH The
cefence s that the fault Of the captain having
refused to receive the cargo according az II sent
that the persons employed by him not expert
loading, and by that means much unnecessary dslay
given The Court adjourned to this morning, before
For plaintiff, Mr. Eliingwood; for defendant. Mr..
Howe.
johnson Ruck.-verdict for plaintiff, valuins the
piano at S300
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Nrxr cRop-Fears are expressed in the Dubuque
Erp,S, that the growing crop Of winter wheat has al
ready been greatly injured by dry frosts and BY the
dirt being blown from the roots by strong winds. We
are grated being able TO state that have heard
very little complaint OF injury done 10 the growin M
wheat in this region Of Wbconsin thus far but that
sanguine hopes cherished that the coming crop will
The New York herald., 1846-03-06

GAIT. TYBRNa.-We learn, by the arrival Of the
bark Curtis, from Malaga, that Capt. John Tybring,
an old and esteemed seaman Of this city, died on
the 10th February, on board the Curtis, OF which
vessel he was master
The New York herald., 1846-03-06

Troy paper suggests thar the following pacard
shall be placed the entrance TO the Auburn prison
Playing alive done here, BY Msssu. Carey 3 Co."
The New York herald., 1846-03-06

WoRcrsrxR ELEcrIor: AT the town meeting on
Monday, the whole whig ticket was elected BY hand
pope pajoritiss,
The New York herald., 1846-03-06

THr NEw YoRK Pnors.-We ought to have stated,
the Globe that the heslth and prosperity OF the
New York Pilots were drank with the utmost enthusiasm
at the recent Welsh dinner Nine times nine cheers
were given and desires that Congress
would grant them the just rights they are now contend
ing for The memory Of the late John Freeborn was also
drank in sileDce-the whole company standing. Many
gentlemen present, bore testimony, nobly and con-
sicpgly, Of the worth, energy enterprise, skin and
bravery Of this valuable body Of men.
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Thursday, March 5-8 r. N

The market was very active to-day, and quotations
vanced fraction su round. Long Island went up|
per cent? Canton Harlem. Il Morris Canal, II; vic
burg, !; Ohio 6'. Z; Reading Railroad, l; Norwich
Worcester and Farmers Loan, closed hrm at yssterda
prices. The foreign news received by the Toronto,
something else, has had very favorable influence up
the stock market.
At the second Board. prices advanced one and 4
per cent. Nor rsich and Worcester went up II \; H
lem I; and Reading railroad n per cent. There
pears to be an upward tendency to the market.
The Phenix bank, at Hartford. has declared 80,
annual dividend of four psr cent. payable demand
The receipts Of the Harlem Railroad Company for
nrst two months in each Of the past three years. ha
h~on ounavsd
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TavIo, = sub-M.rlre Batter.

We learn from Washington, that the committee
OF the House, who have this matter in charge, will,
probably, make their report on this new invention
OF Captain Taylor, in a few days-an invention
having for its object the defence Of all our seaport
by moving apparatus, a sub marine principle
We understand the committee have examined all
the models and plans of Mr.. Taylor and the inven-
tion has struck them with much force, that they
mean to make report in favor of an appropria ton
by the Government, in order to test its practical
billly at once. BY this new invention, every sea-
port IN the United States could be successfully de-
Tended, at a very small expense, aRd with the
greatest expedition, against all the navies OF the
world
The principle of Mr.. Taylor's invention is founded
upon combination of galvanism and his SUBJ
marine apparatus. BY this plan every part and por-
ton OF the harbor of New York could be placed in
such strong position as to deal destruction in any
attempt that may be made, by any navy in the
world, to enter it. success of this new appica-
tion CT the galvanic principle to the submarine
apparatus, will render entirely unnecessary all the
vast expenses incurred in fortifying seaports which
create SO xluch unnecessary expense in keeping
them in repair.
1t is particularly important that fair experiment
should be made on this new Invention, ana Its
practlcabiy for the defence Of seaports should be
tested forthwith The state OF our foreign relations
demands the earliest movements in the matter II
it should succeed, every commercial port in the
country could be fortified at comparatively tring
expense and rendered impregnable to the hostile
armies and navies Of the world. There ought to
be no delay allowed in the matter.
AppIvAJ or THE PAcR -TUo eketa arrived
yesterday-the Ashburton, from Liverpool; and
Baltimore, from Havre-both report exceedingly
rough weather. The ship Indiana, Capt Bennett,
also arrived from Liverpool, having been out since
the 10Th Of December. Capt. B. reports seeing
number of inward bouad vessels on the coast. II
the wind should continue favorable, we shall have
all those, now due, in port, before another week
expires.
GAIT. TYBRINa.-We learn, by the arrival Of the
bark Curtis, from Malaga, that Capt. John Tybring,
The New York herald., 1846-03-06
/" "KNOX. !"

No. no FaAtou street,
Will introduce the Spring Yash,oa for Gendsmsns Hats
Saturday. March J, 1885,
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THE EXPECTED
NE WS FROM e u r OPE.

The following packets may now be expected, with
later news from Europe
The New York herald., 1846-03-06

CoRovERs OFricE-MARcH 5-Deafh by Poison.-In
the of murder by poison, We mentioned on Tues
day last in which gave the particulars in full the
Coroners Jury have rendered verdict that Jacob Ack
in cakes the morning OF the 27th day Of
February ls46by whom the arsenic put into said
cakes the substance Of which they made being
unknown to the Jury.
Death by a fau--The Coroner held inquest at No.
265 Madison St yesterday the body Of John Tully, 81
years Of age born in New York, who to his death
by conclusion of the brain, caused by fall or blow
upon his head while 10 state Of intemperance. Ver-
dict accordingly.
The New York herald., 1846-03-06

Cry REroRM-THE New CHARTKR.-We were
pleased to see, few days since, call for a meet
ing Of citizens of the 18th Ward, independent of
party, for the purpose of discussing some plan Of
reforming the various abuses in our city govern
ment. The intelligent men of all partiesafc begin
ming see the utter futty OF any attempt at REFORM
so long as the reins of government are held by men
interested, not for the welfare OF their constituents
but for that Of the peculiar party who have placed
them in power.
The new city charter, which has received the ac-
ceptance OF the Common Council, is got up at this
late hour merely as quietus for the clamorous
calls of our citizens for some plan OF reform
But the absence of a certain provision in that char
ter entirely destroys the advantage which would
otherwise follew its adoption. We allude to the
fact that, under the new charter, the old system of
appointing the heads of our cityl departments, not
by the people directly, but by the corporation is
continued.
Under this system, all the abuses OF favortism,
bargain and sale, &c., which have dlsgraced the
operation of our city government for many years,
wan s,il continue. The power Of electing all the
heads OF departments in the city must be given to
the people themselves.
Du' 'nis VIII never be granted by any one Of the
pontcai paftes' as 1t will remove from them one OF
the prominent advantages Of office. This, and
hundred other abuses, can only be corrected when
the city government shall be placed in the hands OF
enlightened and honest citizens, without regard
TO party, instead of political partzans who love
their Clique more than the interests Of the whole
people.
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Dr. Ills


AcFNr WHEELING. VA.
INSANITY All diseases, even in.snsi, an.
u Hntabdliy ri temper pfoccr5 Irsn d.pfavrJ o.
'"ff"ri hnfnpis ~hich. circulating NnL ihs bls.t
"Tcns en p,H AMI d,senfd IA ihc human itsms 4
" 'ies' 'hsi ~ fetse'ersncr Va tie ase u Ersn.
dfeihs Vegetable Universal Pills. whfb !. one oi
'"r 'ey he'L snd only p'ogef FuEaive msdsraue
"-,nny sol rniahildy Of temper can be cured. 3,
We" = ? ''he' dses'c' degrading uIen ne pure
"e.' Of DE cifruiainf fqId. Hr bisse
II a"dfe'hsV secistls unisersl rin. are s.a~n
= The experience 80 ihoosaDds. 10 refleet, cleaner
- "'3d Rom ai hiuiner. rsmoys even, n,sfs,d
'HrcltSa' ard fcuoShie ~esk auI eal,.tIeg eyn
''1u'"ns h' price, health sn4 ttsus
Ihef stknoN icdsed ,runrencs m.ke. hen al,
aai srs ."
- 'tfa care in either Dies o. diet . required
Nhrn ihsy srv msd
"Hh ibi,inFsiuabic medirisr w ouf p..s.s..
~ "ey N'H thc m,e stkiy fsgsns anhou, l,ss
~" 'o"iafi"n oHn hy psssitahy sssst -. u Ne a..
'''ei"i 20 ltfeIy use dtss fius dkN4m dee -
A." To- ss's 81 weli.suts. BY } a u BROWN
Aesfis
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CrRE ron Munns

A fAlINESIO Ks vfRMlFUCE.
DKtPARID and .,i 10y n A . .i.f.e.b "a a
Go fsH.tssgh. "a. hi. preparation Ia.
'ts~i ~ t'sisf asny Y~sr.' ifai. sbs = rc~ folly
e.iailshcd on %. "Na msni.. IT, he ..fs.i and
sf.l .Gesinsi ned ri~e lac esgel'tns nsfm. f. o.
ne .fsis y sSsf discovered. q :. M neer,s4D ~
rvhh.h 8 hhE Lea ~ cerihfaic. "a ~ fa,rs. a.. u b.
senr'.iiy And nima.i an,ssi.si5 lro.u. NC how.
e sst ned ihc kiios nc.
NJ q 4 fanNpE q
hrvf ST., hstr heen a,irg ,nns Nesn8ar~ h.
ny E~ssfitfs ~ = nuanhss - ,ssn. snd ns.d q a. bs
she nas' suTs and ssir spr@ d.sssss.s that e.sr
bsj.
~ss oiicd io . child b 90 ! yest. aid in Ma,
1852. Nltch va. then ia ssasns etih the ~ssrsn..
gsNs q sps val 10 Your ysfsasfase sessssbiy ..
difeci,vu-. sDj he etisd pas-.d fte ~"ssns. ~ a
les wseks ! gave u s"-sksf s'si. sad ~ rsssrd sov
Dofr. making ~ afi Gao worms. The ehlid sesos-
,'ea immediately. ard hss ., tysd seoS health ever
,ines hs,a ~pfesrubsd u "a man, o'bsr EASES
n ~h,.h !, IA. e.ausbi s~as 900 snd 800 so,sa..
Sc no Ds JONATHAN NORRIS.
wstseI,. carssn 80 "a. My II. ~
Ah.ut, NO areks sinrc ! gave pls 81 my vLiilfsn
!, ,t,s l, Yea .t.s~siai ~ A tahu.,iosh'. Vsimipsr.
aid = fassssJ larry seven MOTHS ! have n-cd he
Ncsmiinse ~ NY family 80 nine y,au. sbJ q he's
ncv.f ys,lalied ,n q single 'nsiaeee.
ts.SnsJY CaTuARiNE SMITH
Rohstss.n Tow r,iip. Allegheny CO e..
CAUTION.
They are many NcrmIugc. before me public cot
NJ va similar style and they are frequently sslL ii
The unsu.peo ~ - beng either lhc zane 90 =,
s,~i Pot 80 confidence IN roch siate,neai.. ha,
Ice sufe w. gci the ifu- and genuine We mfuse.
/ Pfrpatcd by A fAuNE.TucK ~ pfTrsurHgu n.
f"s sale Nv JANIS BAKER and LAFAYETTE
M'NEELY Wheeling, aad ~ Drafg,,'s and Aicf.
caanl. gen,rslly. 3m msr ~
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REMOVAL.
FRENCH DYElNG fsrAgLlStIMENr ~

~loHitlN, trCnch byrt. on the ufh.,
aitc ui tnf hfidss. Nonfh Nh.slue, second
tuai ifnm Is k'ici' store, trtufnshts STRAIT,
lui thanks n his TRENDS ahd euatumrr. faf thui
irf net fatHrt, aud respectfully informs tttW
hat be- has sddcd iO hHs sstfh iisbmtuff n port.
ant and, lu lfsnt,. newly Discovered IMPROVE
mtuts. Hc EiNts niureIIstr. uratutss Hrd ru.
fatuiiy o. thc ,ol0rCd aiuds WlthDut irlubng
IhfW
hciccls retifCfY rorttcYtin give ttsfrNat
iatioh, ard h'pfr iatryiUfc. iofthe cchtunauc'
~ a liberal p~attouasr. oti2t
SOtTh WHEELING DOMESTIC CALICO
y FACTORY - , iOulEIN. N,uiJ fo.iect-
folly tnl'fm o. "urlsvprf be- ihis rIty. aui UH4ens
generally. ibai Co. b, uuN read, tt pfnu1E D..
m'Hir bluc taIoss u rFrcCIan vrh ht,
frcufh u,ffg establishment api hr ffu.s 20 rst
else Same 30 ,ftr'tm w Ihs bisl,b. Ibsi DO has
frHdofrd u hs ud u.sfHcss Juns
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W EDICINEN
nIGAR.CoATEn
or IMPROVED INnIAN NKoETAnLr
mis-

OR IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE
PILLS.
UNCR iu'srmiiien,. Refninsa,. B,ls.u. sna In.
asm~s,py fsssr. Head Ache. ins,ers,ess
.DYsp-p.s. Perverted Arretas. H-anha,n. c.-
usensss. Ds'iioa, DissntsF. Bslr,a. Coisr srsi
Wurm,. fnal :. .Sssh. fsin "a ne Head. S@se %,
BaA. Srniuis. Srufev. % sHy irPsrte. "a ne
B-d. ob-irasiioH. sod femsis complains. gene
piiy.
ntsrs hss hsyrr spp~sfri , nrd,eine whieh.
~hiie b. can a" - harm. . csiesisisJ "a do -.
mush god. Thsy s,Cns = hsailhini g-r.~faii.n.
sd cg<n ~ ne rsiar,i drsir. Il ne ., sasa. The
o'.iroeisun q ia- nsNis P,ngras,on h. HE cause
q . greet ffprofs-.e e hsw.n .uHs,iss Tse-
rN. yrssD ae gcr,r. in ga esissofdinsry degree.
- fsmos "a 81 obsirrsi,oa.. IN h~ hhiai e~,rcul.-
loon. They ma,i undoahtcdy ~.atsneJs al oshsf
~PaSgsiiss nseuSn~.. .. ihss Las. a h.nr.loN se.
ioa-vz . d,,hasse by he Bowels. Lons.. Nd
nsys snt sAra
Chthdten vii nes hcciisie Ia take thsrn and the,
Gay u fui'ed "a, heynnd sny sshs , remedy. a. az
a'siual snd safe wedsise st NORNiS snd al
cvsnrla'n's nridsct - ch,iafrn A-rs shiidsru
have bern rufcd N Nov yofk ~. y'c,eni ear. b,
ne &C II n SMITHS PILLS. iAsa eli o,A..
H'd'un's e'snh'nsd-ss iAs'e . NJ nerd oi isssine
hem down. IA. uih.r m~dnise.
Orc uar.rlsni sJsasiss. ~ tskirr ihrse Pile -
'b,J 10 not eriF~. NOT ~posiace nau,rs % sny oihsr
uuFissssni s~,nssfs-u fdis bsss.fn a ihcusand iusisn-
60. reduced Pile. sni vthef eoasequsnce. ls'
Mote ih-n The d-ra.e 1f Whs'h hey ~efs al.
nl'uisistsJ. The j. particularly guarded srsinss
la hc cumtanair'n 81 Tho many iogsciirn'. 81
~h'h Do Smah'. P,ll. SIC conS Ihu. rcsdet.
&c ihsIn hatralrss.
rhsse ssil, sr msie ofihe r-rss materials. sra
40 hsve tie ssli.is,ign % having rrv~sJ - ihe
Medical fscsiy. that hey Po.sss- ancvSsnon ,rr.
iur.
The difect ~ snd i'raiment " sises.e,. accom-
psEy every ~ ip = ri'coiaf Vf4 pag~s.
~ SssarCssfri pills can he genuise with.
pai 'he ssasiufe - The ss'e ir,eniuf. % BENyA.
MIN SMITH ~ u. ffe.,d~~i II ihe New Yo,i
Col go ~ LsAih. -g~n ssey tst.
fp~ he Depn,V Sheriff u New York.
~ S'anhs Ssssfci T. dian ysre,.hle Plli.- have
h'en usei IN nc kidnds~ .if~s, pelsor'. P.,.nn
~fth utsommss ssi,kctsvs ! have ne,sf AssrI
'urd'cine sTskrn 81 wi,h mote ,nsetea by 10 .sel
Who have iakrn ihe.e PILL.
JAMES } BtNlNs. Deputy sisera
Dor spi- ~ PRYOR A. PAUL..
t"f - 3n Market - Whrrlins.
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rE'liEN KEEP c,n,ianily 90 hand q ven "a
tsusfNs nsstrnsrt ~ supfror Msh Enut
Frerrh sod Cf~ran Ctriu. x ,k'ns sh-fs. SIZE
Per ari ott Tahies, Dressing Bunan.. ii.d.i,sd.
faho s'anis. ssfnurd -ixss; br-ihs' vuh cssfs
ahcr sfl Gle 81 tte laHr siyl. sud hcsi Gni.lst
tufndufr c,rr nisrri pa ihp ciy.
GHt end Mah,zua Ffhmri Lsksr C'a.scs .
tfep asnsif aud rrss. Lssrr Gas. flsir. a 20
.Htr.. fufsu .nd Irclnfc Frame Too hsat end
lpnie 81 -nieF
l.'a'Ffrp Wafr consisting ~ fesihrf Brts
hal.e {. aul Ptli'N-. uuf. r~t,r iIu.t. S,ut.
ini Sfrs~ Nauts-,es; B'nnlc'.. Qa,lts. rutntur.
seeking usi,ofn. pt ci.th covers. Fkss.riah
Grass MaiF e 80 tin,i,. together NHh s,er aihe
aH,ie.o i lhpsiry Wstc. uu hand anl msds D.
voisr
Nsuurt anS Slai WtmisN Rrd.. Mitduv
Sha-cs ~ .set, tan-ip ani 'sba. 81 ~ shah ed
tac .'id % vrfF ip@ rfirr.. go Nauspied ~ o..
hrf qualig A- MAuuoANY NtNIrss. H.
riu'b. N,r>i.n. sian.sh Ai,-. Mllorsof kus1s
s.id laist Lsk- %iinrr,. cs.st. Bn,n ruta
Nfses o. n.inufiy rr hp,ui sui aid i1N to- c,.r
gsy SrEsu Hnrs tutnish-I eub even aupfl.
'i t-uniufr % shvn i-iso sus os ihe ,c,y ie.
irf".. Np2T
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-p'c' 'n afdft sN 10 sHsfsu rsnsl,. -
lfrch 80 We sea- Nsetaa.. srs.H
h'ft 1ouusb I'D Cs'ars C-hsw
Ai@ Artsfs Sr.alaes M.a.o sss u.tf
h"AFf' NHfanr ae. riomoa %. i.ts. 49,
'shftns Tsbfs nstuF Ed
Il s'ois@ s'ssF sac sns qash
ne Mas8Harfh fhsif " - safy To-, 49, -.
-. "'a fisHfns 60 toaf.slfss 80 l.s,
''os" aha 'hfY vii 10 sue1e8 81 H. ...,t 49,.
Hffs H'sioHr Testsd 80 A.emsrf =, -
i1'' 81 fhe fT nHhsi sfffs sss.r 49,
'it' - Ffce - III Msa 81 49, -,
~ p o" W hllfLpAgfFR
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HALF LOT on WATER STREET
ron SALE,

- A#Ll.Hs.
" sees "a ffasl inm nsf..
- NHf 30 ds'ed fhs Co. ta, 81 S.n.
''''rl'd b. 40 ,.stts ssa .tW.
600 oi a." tooay. tsH ssI -
ai,a' Haf t.fa go a.sn 49,.
~. ~ Wassans 80 Ast.,ss. u,
hegis's hs Nsh hsH ssts
eif' aamf ~ iss BE- fhs st, Ii
'nst~i e isssa sas 81 w.,
h'y a-ssfu fnaf 80 w..., -.
.- ~ 'eH isph q as ba ttsb.,
afh - h~ pftlss- maaw
as a Zee fqFs nss nsa.
30 ias q maHis soa =, &C.,,
af Fs sa
20 tsisf~ m.srsss go -.
aafI Ls us
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n1 aesfa r '
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FLNN WANTED g., 49,.
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TINS dey tefsl,,a
uiII, - Nlam. NAH
bANrED kAUGu
ftli MILLS .wnbIt
. a,s ant BwiaDaHm.
tasfs an1 ti,c ED
iu'sd so o.
fasfs
Esretod an.
fst 'oi m UsnE. Con
isf hsiauffs Msllsal,
A. ir,a 81
80 m ai.te ere
afanrt IY r,ts
farf l .ic
N w ibe Hs-Jaae
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''''f "h r. re'I a.sefiment 81 HAT
= ''l't'. IA Caro- @r. rsn,u. ~ ching e.,
p F'r hsa o. raI n uhe urm Sn..tl, .,a
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aNoIHER ASTONISHING CURE.
VN SIHhs bAisAM Oh WILD ciiEHRY

DAYTON. fsaHssy tiiA. isgs.
Mf w Nhiit~sfs D~ss Ss-A 30 srr N,
trge ~ ss'Aoffstd agssi Ia Ds,h.n, ts "A. cal. IN
=" "stA's bsis@nn - Mad Chessy., take ma.
ssi''-i ~ F." a 90 . ''a'sssssa ~ tar1. 3. yp4 tsh~a
{ esPe vii o. ehi Sized ~ Inc ~osldA ,n ,.,s,.,~.
= an s'a - ssitesatss. ruFe rsos sl ia nav g.
~ nrass - a. ao4@I hssalas,4s IS i.saa.
Luggage a.. ~ ds.efih~ no .slats,, ,a,s,.
pe-ssd, sHd ,As s'ssi bach, ! Gsnsss inu.a a.
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