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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-07

NHE undersigned Auditor of the State of I,s,p
will offer public sale the State Capita at on
Saturday the 10th day Of November $780, hours of 10 A.
and r. NJ all the right title interest," claim, which
the State holds to the Northern Division the Canal
situated the State of Indiana, including banks
paths. side cuts feeders basins right of DAMS
leases Of water power made By the State and serng
all rents which may be due the time of sale.
The in
ganw be offered and distinct
The Canal through rich portion of State of Indiana and
particularly valuable for its
the State the which,
The work has the
million Of dollars aud will be Opposed of the
state has abandoned for Of DESTROYS
disengagng herself from all works of internal Improvement
The purchaser purchasers will be 10 the State
Of Indiana and deliver the ample security
conditioned indemnify the State forever all h
claims demands which the 70 or
bic deficiency the
their heirs assigns -
Terms Cash down, bonds of the State of Indiana s
ket value a the date sale.
Sealed will also day of sale
the undersigned the privilege Of submitting
ais TO the Legislature for confirmation.
For further particulars address the underlined.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, Governor,
sepa-aOw6Od e. w H. Hills. Auditor
The inquirer, Cincinnati Ohio; Louisville Democrat Louisville
ky Journal Of Commerce New York; Phadelpha Ledger Phs
delphs Pa Boston Times Boston; will publish weekly
for sixty days. and forward their State
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-07
NOTICE TO CANAL CONTRACTORS.
wabash and Erie Canal. Indiana

SEALED proposals will be received 9" Princeton Ind until IN.
Goth day of October next for the thirty Eve nil.
Of the above named Canal The of
bracng much variety Of excavation including roc
number Of deep and aUp sbankmns e,gb o
and culyes AL the mechanical of timber and
will afford much for 80 -
There will be Of description OF the excav.
ten and embankmen there much heavy than
equal length of line Bidders from find il
reach this work
te south end of the work only of Evansville Fran
the middle and north Of Indiana will be most 10
reach the north end of the work Peterborough county Bd
de who known the undersigned will expected To fuib
testimonials of character. - -
Payment will be made periods of sixty DAYS
Plans and Specifications of the work will be exhibited
BY the Engineer in charge 10 days before letting The pe viii
in readiness for inspection by the October For nb. in
formation wishing the address w
Ball, Resident Engineer Terre HLute. " "
SAMUEL FORRER
SOLOMON STURGESS
3w s. R. HASMER
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-07

THE Subscribers Western Agents for the ana
allied Piana Fotes would call the attention of both ctr ana
ountry purchasers to their large variety of fine and
finished Hruents The durability of Pianos and a,o
the length Of time they stand PITCH render
them peculiarly desirable to the county, where il difficult all
TO procure good tuner.
Doing business solely Pianos at COM
parsyey low and from large stock facilities car
offer the largest variety in the west.
Each instrument warranted reference given q
purchasers throughout Ohio Kentucky Indiana
ally.
We shall be able to suit all cash purchasers should be clad to
have who wish buy m call seeing tbs
difference between cash and credit prices. SMITH NIXON
Cnclnat ", May 4- Corner Of Seventh Walnut
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-07
"JOY TO THE wORLD!n
Perry Davis's Vegetable Pain Killer, and Dr.
VIM. HALLS Balsam for the Lungs

WIN. Hall's Balsam Tor the Lungs.
HAVE By the judgment the two @
remedies Cor the Diseases for which bsvs
been offered to the American public The
the world produce where medicine tive
above named has acquired for itself 0rd reputation sov
upa its iHssie merits without method
Of Newspaper putting acquire temporary character,
WHOLESALE DEPOTS. which Agents and Dealers can 70
ceive their supplies have been established with
CRAIaHEAD BROWNING, Indianapolis
Z. E. rrIKK, Madison,
RAYMOND a. Co Cambridge City,
IRWIN REED, Richmond
r. LAWRENCE & Sos. Lafayette,
VIM. BoLLKs. Delphi
LAWSON BRUcE, LogaRspou,
W. w. CRuNPTos, Auica,
s. j. WELDON. Coyington,
MCNEIL q Croft, Penysyiie,
J. r. CUNsrSeHAn Teue Hapte,
JOSEPH SoMEs, Vincennes,
W. NJ. WooLsRY, Evansville,
H. Il. REED Fort Wayne
Also for sale by Druggists and Dealers
The subscriber has the General Agency the above Medous m
the State Of Indiana, and Eastern and Southern illinois,
Agents residing abe vicinity
Road be supplied either of Depot the Road
Agents will please be particular notify underlined nv .
before their supply entirely their order, o
The above points at which will be them To
ceive their supplies
Orders BY mail be left Craighesd Browuips %
Store Agents and Dealers viii please address orders
d. A. REDFIELD.
oce< ~ rost once address, Indianapolis, I'D
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-07
LIFE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS BANK COM
BINED.
United States Life Insurance Company.
No. 81 Wall Street, New York.

No.27 Wall Street, New York.
Guarantee Cash Capital, 100000.
FHNHIS Company besides the
the whole Of life and the granting of and endow
policies payable future
in Of death before arriving at those payable their
agnshy this making
Of DEATH and also for themselves the
sickness disability from should they survive Insurance
be made either with without
premium being popouionably less in the latter
Premiums be paid annually, semi annually oquarey Par
ties nsun the mutual profits in cash in
addition the insured, reduction premiums
FREDERICK SHELDON President.
JOHN A. STEWART, Aetusry.
J. EADIE, JR, Secretary.
GEO. w. MEARs M, ID.
Medical Examiner IndianapoIis.
This Company has agreed Of dispute arising on any
claim this State aide the decisions of
Prospectuse with information,
plication undersned, either
CHAS. w. CADY,
Agent for Central and Northern Indiana.
Office In State Bank Building indianapolis.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-07
CFFIcE OF SINKING FUND,

CFfIcE OF SINKING FUND,
September 25 le50.
APPROPRIATIONS Of the authorizations in the foregoing no.
ce-e for east for west, for NORTH for SOUTH If for
half or for quarter for fraction for section for town.
ship, and for range.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-07
sTODART,s & pUNHA r,s PIANOS.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-12

In 1910, the population was 6,7Si, and in 1916,
6,555. In the latter year, says the Cabinet II was
badly taken. The present gain is 2 lS5 over 1910,
and 1854 over 1915. This will do very well for
place which has hitherto been considered as walled
in and finished.
New JERsEY-The population of Paterson is
stated to be ii $40, of whom $3.50 are females, be-
ing an excess of 572 over the males. The number
OF dwellings is 52S, and the number of families
2.2i0. Deaths during the year ending June first,
lS0-maes ll9; females 81. Total, 2ll,
MANcHEsTER.-Males !, 357; females, ], 430 To-
tai, 2,7S7. Excess of females, %. Number OF dwell
lings, 4O2 number OF families, 5SS. Deaths during
the year ending une tirst-males 81; females "a
Total, 81.
AQuAcKANoNK .-Males !, 532; females ], t0S. To-
tai, 2,94O Excess of males, l2i. Number of dwell
iings, 6+2 number of families, So. Number Of
deaths in the township during the year ending on
the hrst of June, 80 males and 81 females. To
tai, TO-
CAIDwELL.-According to the census just COM
pleted by DR.. s. Personet, this township contains
2,377 inha bitants, 39l dwelling houses, 1872 fami-
lies, and l4l farms.
CHEsTERFHLp.-There are in this township 765
dwellings, s36 families, and I,536 inhabitants.
MANSFIELD. dwellings,, AS; families, 4S5; in
habitants, 2,964
SPRINGFIELD dwellings, 275; families, 27s; in
habitants, ,S26.
WEsrHANrroN. Dwellings, 2iO; families, $50;
inhabitants, ,5O7.
this town is stated to be $780, dwelling houses,
$50; families, 800.
The population of RAILWAY is $3.50.
DETROIT, MIcH.-The census of the city Of De-
troit, as returned, shows population of Fl ,ls7.
CoBB COUNTY, GA.-The population of Marietta
is l $40, of whom there are $50 blacks. Roswell
numbers 7l2, of whom $50 are blacks. The First,
or Lebanon District, contains about 5000.
SrEUBENvn.LE, ONO The population of Steu-
benyille is ,226 increase since 1910, l,S99
BlNoHAMToN, N. Y.-The population of Bng.
hamton is 5.022 The increase in the county
| (Broome) since 1916, is 2, "A.
SALRM, MAss.-The population of Salem, by the
| U. 8. census, will come quite up TO 10000.
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States sttested by the proper officer approving Of
the transmission OF the object therein contained to
the care OF the British Commissioners.
In conveying articles from the place Of production
to that of embarcation for England tits hoped thar
steamboat and railroad companies in the United
States will treat American exhibitors with the
same literally which has been manifested abroad,
where goods destined to the exhibition are con-
veyed free of charge.
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BHIPPING.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PER STEAMSHIP ATTAIN
IN lie for Liverpool will please be board at the foot Of
Canal street. this day Saturday Oct l2th at n o'clock
A. N.
ship ATLANTIC. Capt Jas West -rhis steamship viii
with malls Europe positively this day Sa
turay 2th from her berth At the feet 81 Canal
street All letters through ,hs Post once. No
until paid for For freight passage having
abeeussd for segance somferAppy 10
EDwD X COLLINS, Sc VI ALI 81
The steamer ARCTIC win sucesed the ATLANTIC, ana
sailO cto Nth.
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The total will be about 1880. In December,
1877, the county contained population of 2,7s6.
NORTH CARoLINA.-By the census recently taken,
we find the total population of the county of Pas
quotank to be S9iS; of which 1881 are free inha-
btants, and 3, l03 are slaves. The exact number
of free negroes we have not learned. The popula-
ton of Elizabeth City and suburbs numbers nearly
two thousand
SCHENECTADY, N. Y.-The following returns
show the entire population of the city OF Science
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-12

NlE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED srATRe
Mail ateapers-The ships comprising this line, Vie
ATLANTIC, Captain West,
PACIFIC, Captain Nyc,
ARCTIC, Captain Luce,
kALTIC, Captain Comstock.
ADRIAr1C Captain Grafton.
sse ships having been built by contract expressly Tor
taken their
raeion also In their engines e ensure STRENGTH ans
pssd their Tor passengers are une-
iualed for elegance comfort.
Price Of passage fr' New Yort 20 Liverpool $50 kseu-
dive tS2s and $500. From IL
vsrrcoi TO New York, SIS
Al experienced Surgeon stsaeheA TO each ship.
No berth secured until paid for.
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sxIIPPIH0.

CoR sAN FRANCIsCo-pIRsr yRssxL-rHD
- spl:.GS clipper :hip anLakA. La.d. master. will
have quick sspateh full fun This vessel being very
Aarp and Of small sspssty Immediate application should
b made TO freight for which, or passAxo HAVING
stsse room accommedstIcn p aRgiy to-
british ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS FOR BERMUDA
- and st. The masThs s.eAm propeller MERLIN 400
TONS built the Clyde by Mr. John Wood. will
running next month between New York and st. Thomas
calling at Bermuda going and returning She has excellent
accommodations tor and as there
munication between ST. Thomas and al West
lands ysIa CRU, Havana Venezuela viii
and the Main. Nece will be given Of the day Of sailing
" T. CUNARD, Jr 81 Broadway
EOR CALIFORNIA AND OREG0N.-THR FINE NEW
steamship COLUMBIA, Of $40 tors bur-
hen, Lieut. Geo. H. Totten, U, Navy, commander will b
gon Saturday October 2th For apply the
Pacific Nail Steamship Company. 81 South street
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TpFXRD K. c5Ii}Ss ). |. w.iI.., N.y York erv
BROWN, sHIPLEYk CO., Liverpool
fhs Of these shps will not be accountable for go
dver huion specie jevelry precious metals
y. b, Of aanF signed hsrf'r and sh' vas' thereof
After the April ns1t the rate Of rxh. By the sbsv
steamers from Liverpool win be materially reduced
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-12

n Isr OF LKTrKRs RKnAININ0 In TEE NEW YORK
IL Pest once. o. tober 18th. 1850.
OFFICIALLY punIlu<Ep ZEE rAesa NAvrss rHR LAnsDR
cuLArIos.
Please msnoA the date o. the list In which thsJ a
ven tiset. LAFlks LIST.
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CARE KEoUcED.-rHRoUoH LINE yoR cALIroR-

L,ARE kEoUcED-rHRoUGH LINE FOR CALIroR-
ria and Oregon, via ChaSrss drset-Ths rev and ia
rcrits steamships.
-UrROK IE n 40 tons 49,. -. a.. Captain n. Windle
HiLADELPHlA, 1,lU tons...... Captain r. PssrsoA.
linz between New York and Chagree,
With United States all packets
the Pscidca sem- monthly line through 70 San rranos
90 ssd mcnhiy line threush 70 Oregon Thsy leave New
rsrh about the 18th and 18th % each month.
RArm OF TARE CsAeRrs.
Cherokee PhilAdelrhis,
saloon state rcons..' ''.'...' sin@ sn"w
rho dins the tabs and have the prvilsgs
Of the saloon.
steerSSe. tfound with mat,rAssss
rrsshs 70 cSs.. ~ cent. per fo:, issS passenger Is al
lowed PERSONAL free the ertsnt Of $50 bs not s
,eedpg in ten cubic feet krpenses on the
ago. appy W ROWLAND AsPlN ALL.
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ak0O REwARp.-yErERIEs ANrIDoTs A sRn

DcOO oso MIXTURE for the cure Of GOnorrhcs, elects
btrotures and similar disorders makes speedy care
without the least restrictions Of Diet drink exposure 81
change IN 70 basnes the AZ M
etuTo Of i've hundred dollars Turtherhe disease eannet
be contracted doee Of the mixture is taken when exposed
II put up in bottles with foil directions ct 81 One te
lssts week-mAny cured in Ror sale by O.
RING, l92 Broadway; lO8 Bay ard street.
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Census Returns for 1850.

WrNNRBAGo COUNTY, WIs-The following is the
census return for Winnebago county
To,rUs H,X0gss
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MO CURE Nc PAY.-DR- CoRBITT. 10 DUANE ST.
may consulted the treatment Of certain delicate
diseases practice Of sixteen devoted TO the treat
Of delicate diseases enabes Dr. c. TO the
form Of this disease. Recent cured in three days. Nc
mercury used.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-12

nR. COOPER, II DUANE STREET. HAS, ROB TIL
~ lset fourteen years. confined his prsotce tho treat
Of mercural and other diseases Of delicate nature
He aggravated Of this disease amt
oharRe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-12

LIVERY MOTHERS BOOK, OR MORAL PHYSIOLOGY.
II Were this book carefully read by every married
and it's advice followed the fears Of and the
of large family Of children would be obvated
For sale No. II Aso the Female Portuguese
Pills. Price 81. Book 81 Phsdelphia SO South Third
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-12

DR. RRIsoN Is CONSULTED ON vENxRaAA
Recent In fsw days sretsres ssmfnA,
London diplsma. in his once. 3Olx FULTON stpsst
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nxx sAyrp-ps. cREcoKYs rAEYcu ANTI.

- N N dote 10 perfect szterminstor Of all dig.
what stage Of the complaint 10
eInsushs the virus and purhes The se'd The ars' doe
bottle Lasts week. and very few require The
proprietor win warrant perfect cure on forfeit and re-
srse sun Bnildnssi ~ Bovsry eorrsr Grand Streets
consultations strictly private and without eharrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-12

nR. KENNEDY, NO 90 MURRAY STREET., PERuA-
~ nenty those females afflicted with 'proiapsus
uter falling Of the womb times wrongly termed
spinal disease and tended with bearing down. pain In
the side cold &C.
practice Of such whom
beds and chairs for months and years.
enables him relieve these afflicted mmedatey Patients
necessary. visited At their residences. Rsisrs 70 SON.
the city aud No abdominal
supporters used No charge for advice ofes hours from
BAN toePM
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CoR GAN FRANCISCO DIRECT.-THg NEW CLIPPkR
snip sEA NYsPH. Csptan Philip Hale, 10 loading a.
pier 10 river vii WITH prompt dispatch,
bsvirr hs Of ker small esraeity already engaged fo
freight srrly 70 ArhAk n Co. Nsouth street.
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MEDICAL.

nR. WARREN is CONFIDENTLY CONSULTED ON
~ Diseases from 70 years practice OF which in
hospital Dr. w. Is enabled to guarantee speedy cures
without See his diploma in his office, No. Mott
street. adjoining Chatham with the first in
surgery and medicine this country has produced.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-12

DR L. MoRrAMORE WOULD SAY TO THOSE WHO
~ have contracted diseases, "Cura ut voleas that TO-
Take Of thy health have devoted years
profession and have treated successfully thousands
TENTS Those who wsh consult those complaints
do so (free Of charged from NJ to r NJ Sundays
excepted IL value health, will avoid those
knaves no unbushingly tell you THAT they only
and that their Kind Of medicine is AL that nsoes
for disease in all its whose sah has
been ruined by these cyclists. call upon daily 1876 Will
Ii am street.
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ZIN BKY HAS PRONOUNCED WATTS NERvoes
A Andote to Be the tame as the isvigorating cordial
used by SultAps and Of seragos In the East
ashes to the Of nvgoratng the of
mtntenny-eyen oetogeaarian-anA the only known
all debility 81 bottle 50 dozen
1O2 Natsnu street.
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this Ne has leS the. . bright example, which cd
dresses itseif With peculiar force 70 the you.s and
rising generation, for II tells them that there Il
path to the bighsrt degree Of rsaovn, straight on
ward, without change or deviation Mr.. Secretary,
ny friend from Louisisss (xr DovaS has detailed,
shortly the events In the military Of General
Taylor. His services through his life mostly
hs frontier, and always . hard service, Omen In
combat viii the Tribes Of Indians all along the
rontssrs-fos % many Thousands Of miles. I, hes
sssn Justly rsmarhsd, By one Of the most .loquess
vhoss voice vss ever heard in th.s. sous.,
that 10 not In Indian vars that heroes are oeis.
brstsd, but hst 10 is there thst they ere formed -
the hard Service the stem asspline devolvins upo.
those Who have great sxtsnt Of frs.ti.r 10 defend
With irregular troops being called suddenly int con
tact with ssvaSss TO sudy The habits sS the savas.
life ssd savage var In srssr 70 for.sse sns ovssoms
their strssssens all ths~ things tend 10 make hardy
military character For . very shsrt period, sis,
I lad . eopsectios With the srseutlv. govern
.sst Of this country and all that time very p-rlous
ana embarrassing circumstances existed between the
UsitsA States s.d The Issisns en- eur borders, aud
var vas sctuslly raging between the United states
and the rlorids tribes ssd very veil remsnber that
tho~e Who took council together that ocsssios on
eiay sss Who we're desirous Of placing the military
command In the safest hands 10 the conclusion
that there vss no In the service fslly unit
Ing the quslries Of military ability, snf great per-
tona pr.desce, than z.csssr TsrLon and he vas
Of eourss appointed 10 the oemmsns Unfortunately,
bis osrc~r ~ The head of this government shsrt
FER ~ part, In all that have Of hin, I
ssvs fcwrd npsh 10 rsfpect, s.s nothirg 10 con
the gov~nnept, for the fsv months he vas ct the
hes1 - ~ have been zach &c perhaps not to give
u hi- v-y n.ver.sl., e-rt.Isly 900 i.ns
opysrtsnity ~ sevacpisg his priro'vlss sd his
policy, SD 70 ssrry then s-t I s-lisvs he hes
len o. ,hs -'rs - N. ..u.ry . strong i-pr..
hon, Hrs<, % bic sesolsss hone~ty aud integrity
Of obarsessx, and his see1 sspsa sad IssNy, 81 The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-11

BOARD OF AIDRRhKv.
Ian evening, the Board % Aldermen met, tbs Pre-
s'dtnt Alderman Morsans, In the chair.
Tbs following message vas received from the n syor
and read TO the board :
hsross Orrics, July 10, 1850
TO I'VE Her ssbs h< Co--c- CssneI u hs CIR Of Nsv
Ymh
0entsmen-A truly greet mas has fallen, snd this
nation has been nlied nth the deepest gloon Dss,h
hes cloeed the mortal Of lie Chief Magistrate
Zachary Taylor, President 81 The United states en-
pired at the Presidents manon 81 the seat Of govern
ment, last evening His last words we're" am pre-
pared; have endssvored 10 DO my duty words
which we'll heft the clc~s Of the life % sninsaty
lust and faithful puhiie servant
VII not attempt the tssh Of portr.yins his many
private virtues the sxslted mature and extent ef
he pvbiie services A grateful people viii svsrd the
full measure " iw ne" hlm vho, By hs vser In We
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wssMserO- Tuesday, July o-iikr N.
The bells are olllns groups OF psopls clustered
upos the stress great cssmity has Suddenly fallen
upon us The Presidest Of tn. United States 10 dead
the strong vigorous iron, hardy constitution Of on
Zach, has been crushed into dust but this attach has
essn terrible and lnerorsbls.
For the enact history Of this drsial event refer
Jouto the oscisl report From vsriou. sources, hog
ever, We present you the follosins details.
Az esrly ~ on Wednesday last the President
veil doubtless from the eject Of the intense heat %
The weather, scd from er,s'inx epidemic innu.nee
tending TO chsers morbus and Kindred diseases and
rom the results Of erposur-s 10 these influences set
leg uposs system not entirely free from the pesten-
tsl poison Of Rio Grsnds. Alss ho- many brsvs
omcer ard brsvs men 20 our srni-. In Mexico. hsve
returned ho~s vnsosthej from the peris % battle 10
die ofhe pestnense Inhaled along the fatal Rio grsuas
or the trres csseniss % vers Crus Gen Taylor sad
Gen r-iggs suffered perhsp- among the ls.s o. aye
hut they pos~c~s>d robust e,-sttutions srengthenst
~ rnpe snd sb~t-nlous habits bat we c.nant v-~s
Ourselves ofthe Impression that Gsa rs,i,r sruxhs
With bin The s~ess ~ hls disease from IN W
q mesrk.re ofthe Kis Grand.
On rhwsaas Last the ~ sfyHy, she Prcxit~uA -