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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-01-16
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Wy OYSTER sn W
At HENRY VENIER'S.

HNHE subscriber would respectfully
i inform his numerous friends and
the public generally that he has Just re-
ceived. by way of Wheeling. a large
shipment of BALTIMORE OYSTERS.
fresh from the shell. put up in cans, well
packed in ice, and is now prepared 10
serve them TO customers at his SA-
LOON, (which has been fitted up ex-
Pressly.l in any style called for.
He has also made arrangements to
be supplied regularly throughout the
season with Fresh OYSTERS, so that
his friends will in future know where
to find the FRESH article.
PRICES:
Stewed, Fried, or any other style,
per dozen, 80 cts.
Raw, per dozen, 25 cts
Whole cans SI IS
Hall cans, 81
H. VENEER.
Nov. 9l, '5O-3m
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WeekIy RaItImere Pa.rIet.


MILL be commenced o.7Saturday
ff~the AIN of January, 1851, the pub.
licafion of the WEEKLY BALTIMORE Pa.
TRIor, at the Office of the Daily and Tri.
Weekly Patriot. This paper will be
issued every Saturday morning, on a
large double medium sheet, containing
all the news of the week, by the mails
and by telegraph, political, literary and
miscellaneous, and will also contain a
full and accurate account Of the Balti-
more market. This will be one of the
Best and Cheapest Papers
published in the United States, and for
the country reader must be invaluable.
Besides its general News, il will be
decidedly Wing in its politics, giving
expression in each number to the great
conservative union measures which
have always characterized the Wing
Party, and which have been maintained
by the Daily Patriot for so many years.
TERMS:
] copy, ons year, 81 50
copies, to one address, one year, 90
10 copies, to one address. one year, 10 90
and at that rate for any number above
ten copies-the cash TO be sent, in all
cases, before the paper will be forward
ed.
Address, postpaid,
ISAAC MUNROE 20
Baltimore, Nd.
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4 -. CINCINNATI ,Hee-A
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PITTSBURGH PACKETS.

PIIISBURGH PACKETS.
THIS well established Line comprises
i the largest, swiftest, safest, most
superb and comfortable passenger stea-
mers on the Ohio.
The following are the names of these
boats, also the days on which they pass
Gallipolis:
BUCKEYE STATE, Capt. sAML. DEAN
Passes down Monday-up Thursday.
KEYSTONE STATE, Capt. CHAs. Stone
Passes down Tuesday-up Friday.
HlBERNIA, No. ., Capt CHGs. BACHELOR,
Passes down Wednesday-up Saturday.
CINCINNATI, Capt. JOHN BmMINGuAN,
Passes down Thursday--up Sunday.
. BRILLIANT, Capt. r. J. GRAcE-Passes
down Friday--up Monday
CLIPPER, No. 2, Capt. PREs. DUvAL-
Passes down Saturday-up Tuesday.
MESSENGER, No. 9. Capt JAS. T. FISHER,
Passes down Sunday-up Wednesday.
Gallipolis, Dec. 26, l650.-tf
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MONEY WANTED.

THE subscriber is now making ar
i rangements preparatory 10 a Spring
purchase of Goods, and would respect
fully request all persons knowing them
selves indebted to him by Note or Book
account Of longer standing than six
months, 10 call and settle the same.
VIM. H. LANGLEY,
Gallipolis, Jan. l6, 185l.-;f
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FOR SALE AT FLEMING,S DRUG
9TOQE

nR. ROGERS Liverwort and Tar;
u Old DR.. Jacob Townsend's Sarsaparilla;
s. P. Townsend, SarsapariIla;
Bulls Sarsaparilla.
Wistar's Balsam Of wild Cherry;
Barrell's Indian Liniment.
These medicines are all in very deserved n
pute at this time.
Dec. 26, 1850.
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DIR. JOHN SANNS,

EAYING returned to this place, Of
III fels his Professional services TO the
citizens of Gallipolis and surrounding
country.
GrOfice At J. SANNs' STORE.
Jan, IS, '5l.-tf
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A CARD.

W NJ. FIROR, Attorney at Law,
v +. will attend to all branches of his
profession. in eonnexion with JoHN E. HANNA,
ESQ, of MeConnellsville Ohio.
Collections in the Eastern and Southern
States, and claims against the Government at.
tended to with despatch, such as Revolutions
ry Pensions and Bounty Land claims, and all
other business requiring personal attention.
Also, Real Estate Agency, for the sale or
exchange Of real estate, IN any of the States,
by the aid Of corresponding agents, especially
in the rreat land districts Of the west. A
register Of lands for sale, exchange or rent will
he kept. and persons having lands to dispose
Of by either meth41, are requested to enter
their premises in said register; all entries
made in said register will be advertised TO the
best advantage. A correspondence through
this Office can be had with any Of the real es-
tate agencies in the Union. All persons wish.
ing to enter their lands will in the first place
prepare full description, with the lowest price
and terms. Land warrants located on rea-
sonable terms. All letters addressed to V. NJ
VRoR, Gallipolis, 0hio, viii meet with prompt
attention. Office in Star House.
Jan, 9, l650.-6m
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LADIES' SELECT SCHOOL.

V'HE undersigned, under a vote of the
i GalliPolis Lyceum, have engaged
Miss ELIZABETH E. LANG, of Fredo5is
New York, to teach SELECT LADIES, Sc,,ooT
in the LTcEUM HALL. We can recommend
Miss Lang as lady every way qualified to
teach school of the highest character. We
invite all those having girls wishing to attend
such school. whether in the town or In fhs
country, to improve this opportunity Of =
good instruetress. We intend the school n h.
equal to any Ladies' School in this part Of
Ohio, and il our citizens who are interested
in such school come forward as tkev ousht
the school viii be a permanent one. Those
wishing further to inquire can can upon either
OF the undersigned. The terms viii be a, low
as any school Of an equal sharacter, The
school commenced Monday, December 93d
LEWIS NEWSOM.
SIMEON NASH.
CHAS. J. MENAGER.
Nov zi' '0V'-s~ Committee.
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NOTICE.

A L my instance an attachment wa,
n this day issued by Samuel B. Rath'
burn, Justice Of the Peace of Gallipolil
township, Gallia county. Ohio. against the pro
Perty and effects Of r. L. Tinsley, non-resi
dent Of said county.
Dec. &c. 1s5O.-lv
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For sale at FLEMING's Drug State.

A LARGE supply Of S0aim's Panacea. right
II from the Laboratory of the maker, in the
city Of Philadelphia. In cases of Scrofula or
Kings Evil, White Swellings. Ulcerous- Sores,
diseases Of the Liver and Skin, Syphilitic and
Mercurial diseases, Rheumatism. general de-
bility, &c, &c, and all diseases arising frum
impure blood. 1t is no exasgeration to say
that this medicine has effected more cures in
desperate cases, than any that was ever Of
fered to mankind.
De. 26. 1850:
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AdmInistrntor,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the
IN October term, 1880, of the court o.
Common Pleas of the county OF Gallia, ant
Stale OF Ohio, the undersigned was appointed
administrator of the estate Of Berry Stewart
late of Greenfield township, in said county,
decea sed. All persons having claims against
said estate win present them duly proven
within one year for settlement; and all per-
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make Immediate payment.
JOSEPH BRIGGS.
Admir- Of Berry Stewart, deceased.
Jan. l6, '5I.-3w
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wI..ar,. BaI.am of wild Cherry.

WILL MIRACLES NEVER cEAsE?-MoRE EvI-
DENcK or IT'S HEALTH REsToRATUE.-We wish
it NAV be distinctly understood, that every
certificate and statement of cures performed
BY Wistar's Bal,am of Wild Cherry, which we
publish, is strictly true. We give names and
dates and invite the closest scrutiny, and chal-
lenee the most rigid inquiry as to the authen-
t:eity of our statements, knowing full well that
a knowledge of facts as to the great superiOri-
tv of this medicine, is alone necessary to in
sure its prescription. IT CUREs! Whereve er
Wistar,s Balsam of Wild Cherry is introduced
II at once attains that high reputation which
IL 10 riehl, deserves. What can stop its sale
when on every hand can be witnessed its won
derfuI cures! The worst cases OF Asthma
recent but dangerous coughs, and also those
that are Of long standing. bronchitis and con
sumption, (iu its early stages) are away
erred by this remarkable medicine. NO otne'
G s.t;,.msnt. Jan. 2.
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BARBERING.

TINE subscriber has opened shop
on End street below the Common,
where he will promptly attend to all
Who may favor him with their custom.
PHILLIP BROWN.
Jan. 16, 1s5i.-1w
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IF you wish to see a superior Cooking
i Stove call at Maihers' Stove Depot,
and look at his Meteor Alright Cook
ing Stoves, combining the principle o.
the double and single oven.
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II. VENEER.
D R U C S 7 0 R {
GALLIPOLIS,


II HEREBY INFORM the public gen.
i orally, and especially Physicians.
heads of families, and country dealers, that
have just received from the city of PHILADELPHIA
a very large assortment Of DRuGs, CHEMIcAIs,
DYE sTUFFs, Vegetable and animal Oils, Pa
tent Medicines, Perfumery, &c, &C., which,
with my former stock, makes as full and general
an assortment Of Good Articles Of the kind, as
was ever in this market / respectfully invite
Physicians 70 give me call; for the reason,
that IN selecting my medicines, ! have used
every precaution in the compass Of my power,
10 get no articles but those Of the best quality.
No one was ever more fully impressed than my
self, with the conviction, that il matters but
little what the capacity OF Physician may be,
ifhis prescription, when sent to the A Apoihecary,
is filed up with inert or adulterated medicines
Under such circumstances. Physician os the
best skill may lose hIs reputation, and his pa
tient lose his life; and all for the sake Of
little gain Of the meanest kind. Ny light
medicines, and medicinal roots generally, and
my Chemicals altogether, are from the Labora-
tory of Charles Ellis Il Co. Of PHILADELPHIA.
one ef the largest and oest establishments OF
the kind on this con tinent, conducted by men,
celebrated for their science and integrity, and
Aitli whom all Empirieis'n and quaekery are
ousted and despised. In selecting nv Patent
Medicines l have been careful to reject every
article not in well established repute, II is
impc pcssible in an advertisement to give an
enumeration Of half the articles in a Drug
Shop; but l can assure all that may favor me
with a call, that they can find most articles in
my line, and as cheap as they can be had any
where in this region.
Dec Is. 1850. JOHN E. FLEMING.
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T HAVE just received beautiful as.
L sortment of house furnishing Hard
ware, consisting in part of Hearth STAN
dards, Umbrella Racks, ShoveIs. Tongs.
&c, in sets; Glass Lanterns, Lard
Lamps, Willow Baskets, brass and cop
per Kettles, &c.
Oct. 10. 1850. F. MATHERS.
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PASTE BLACKING.

72 DOZ. just received and for sale,
wholesale and retail, as low as it can be
bought in the West.
CLENDINEN. NASH & co.
Jan. Is, '5l.-4w
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nPThe population Of Cincinnati,
as officially announced, is ll5,43S,
and Of Hamilton county Gncluding
CincinnatD l56, $40.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted for the CALI
II polls Journal, advertising or Job
work during the connexion of the SUBJ
scriber with the Journal, are urgently
requested to settle the same Immediate
ly, either by payment or by note. II Is
necessary that this notice receive prompt
attention. WIN. NASH
Gallipolis, Dec. 26, 1850.
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nPThe Boston ladies wear long
boots in winter. Good idea. Health
should be preserved, even il appear
anceS are sacrificed.
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GaIIIpoIIs Lyeeum.

The members Of this Society will
meet at their Hall next Friday even
ing at 6 o'clock P. M.
s. A. NASH, Sec'y.
Jan. 18th, 1851.
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WANTED, Two or three BOYS, to
w learn the Tin or Sheet Iron busi-
ness. German or Welch boys, or boys from the
country preferred. r. MATHERS.
Nov. 2l, 80.
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GALLIPOLIS & KANAWHA
PACKET.

A @ The light draught and
9EtrIzA 1fast running steamer
1sS&zS56 SKIPPER,
]. H. SUMMERS, MASTER, leaves Gal
lipolis every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday morning; Xanawha Salines eve-
ry Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
For freight or passage apply on board
Dec. l9, 1850.
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FOR SALE AT FLEMING,S DRUG
STORE, GALLIPOL1S.

SEVERAL dozens large and small bottles
~ genuine white Cod-Liver Oil. This Oil
is expressed from the liver of the Cod- fish. It
is highly recommended by the Faculty in
Rheumatism, affections Of the Lungs, Sercfu-
lous and Neuralgie diseases, &c.
Dec. 26, 1850
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DIR, Guy.otT's Improved Extract OF yellow
Dock ana Sarsa pariIla.

DR., GuysotI's Improved Extract OF yellow
Dock ana SarsapariIla.
The PHVLosoPHY or ITS OPERATIoSs Dis
ease arising from disordered action Of the vi
tai sysfem-that is, OF the organs employed in
screening and preparing the fluids which sus-
tain ;ife-eannOt be removed by medicines
limited in their operation 10 the locality where
that disease manifests itself The manifesta-
ton is merely the effect Of a arrangement of
the functions Of those organs, which prepare,
secrete, and amalgamate the elements Of the
blood II these elements be impure, or are
not mixed in due proportions, the blood will be
in an unnatural state; and If so, the whole
system through which it eireulates must be in
juricusly affected. The grand desideratum
then, is--a preparation which win act direct
", powerfully, and safely. upon that portion Of
the animal machinery which prepares. from the
food taken into the stomach, that fluid which
afterwards becomes venous blood. This fluid
is called Chyle. In order to have pure blood,
there must be rure ehyle, and it is upon the
organization which prepares and acts upon
this chyle-in other words, upon the digestive
apparatus, the inteslines, and the liver that
the medicine should act
II has been proved by the experience Of
many years, that DIR. Guysott's extract Of Yel-
low Dock and Sarsaparilla operates in this
way; and by removing, at the place OF its ORR
gin, the cause Of disease, it affects a radical
cure. Other Sarsaparilas may alleviate, but
DR.. Guysott's Extract OF Yellow Dock and
sarsapariIla, eradieates all Of the diseases OF tine
system by furnishing proper chyle by which TO
form the blood.
None genuine unless put up in large bottles
containing a quart, and name of the Syrup
blown IN the glass. with the written signature
rcr Il =
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List Of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office at GAL
lipolis, on the 3lst day of December,
A. D. 1850:
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| n IL AOCOs
A
Allen Richard Amos Asa
Arett Mary Alexander Jas Melvin
Aaslin EieneF
B
Bell Mrs Bays WmH
Baldwin Jared Bell Gabriel
Barnes Margaret BlckeIl Nancy
Berridge Thomas Bagley Darius
Bagell Mary A Bugg Tarlton
Briggs Joseph Blessing Alexander
Bogs David Baldwin franklin
Boisuerre Alexander Burnett Eliza
Boggs RevJ Bankard John
C
Christie Danl Carman Elizabeth
Cowles Harry2 Clar ton Simon
Campbell VIM Coffman Andrew
Crosser Elisabeth ? Cob Nancy Toupence
Corbitt Wm Cunningham VIM
Clarke Laura Carter A
Canterbury Gael Cubbage VIM N
D
Davis Eliza Delany mr.
Davis Aaron Debenport Joseph
Dewitt Nancy Denny Obadiah
Daugherty VIM L Donally Caroline
DAVIS John Davis Prudence
DaguereOtypist Any
E
Edwards Master Ewing A
Eastman Edward G
F
Flack Nancy Frederick mr.
Flicker Elvira
G
Greer Saml B2 Gates RS
Griffith Gideon Cats Harriet
Gordin Eliarger Goodman John
George John Grey Marian
Garitun Eliza
H
Hanley N HanJC2
Holmes N G Haigh Mara L
HALEY Cornelius Howard SamI
Holman MI Hopkins VIM II
Henderson Matilda Homes Hannah
Hawkins Ephraim2 Herman Edward
Houck Gabriel Hanlin Robt
Hazewood Julia A Holmes Jane
Hays Rowena
Irons Geo d Ingles Jesse
Iron John
J
Jones Spotswood johnson Hannah 2
Johnson John 2 Jones Rhuban
Jones Jeremiah Johnson & co
K
Koontz Caroline Kearns Henry
L
Leadman Tabetha Lowry Melvin 4
Lambert David Lowry Osiea
Love Edward Littlejohn Aaron
NJ
Mccormick Mary U Montague James
Maxon Samuel McCarley Moses
MeCoedIe James Mundel Martha A
Mccormick John r Mcdaniel John
Munsell L w Maequaid Benjimin
Meddock Sallie G Moore Robert
Manson VIM NJ Macman John
Murphy Patrick Miller Isaac
Mitchell William
N
Null William Northup Stephen
Niles Hiram
P
Prier Martha Plymale Hugh
Phelps Boswell Pollock Tkos
Prosecuting Attorney
r
Rolf Eliza Reed johnson
Reynolds Edward Ray JD
Robinson Jonah Rees James S
Reynolds James Roadarmour John
Reynolds Judah Rodman Catharine
s
Slack Jeremiah Scott James
Scanlin Huldy Strickland rev ]
Stafford Jessey Skees James
Steen Thomas DC Sprague Joseph
Sisson Robert r Smith G B
Spencer Timothy Shepard DR.
Sweger James Smith Sarah jane
Snider C mrs Switzer William
Smith Sarah Syers John
T
Thompson Caroline Thompson Eliza
Taylor Ruth Tuck Caroline
Treflys Gabriel 9 Tyre mr.
Thorn Frederick Torbitt FrsnkR
Trick Nancy lott Amarillo
V
Fanse Eliza Vyers w
w
Warner miss L Williams John
Williams Mary Walker Anthony
Walters VIM Hilexar A
Williams Cecilia Wood William
Warner mrs l. Wilcoxen A
VISITS Andrew Wood Henry T
Wilmington Meriah Wood Alfred ]
Wells Rufus Wise George w
Warren Matilds Walker william
Wilmington Samuel williams Joseph
Waidin Jonathan walker Nancy
Womeldorf Jas W warner LucFetia
Persons calling for the above letters
will please say advertised"
fsTTCuTNN ID NJ
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FLRMING's

Nov. 2I, '5O.-3m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-01
Anoih = Proieef ripening E~ Tie Eyiaficn gf lie
La cs and 1reaj;fs NJ me E,;f,,I Xy,,5rs

Anefh = Praiecf ripening fv Tie FiULafion oil.
Lacs and Treaties efhe United Hafes.
We derive from the St. Louis Re.
publican Of September 9th the follow.
ing information of anu,her meditated
invasion Of the territory Of friendly
Power, and that Power one Of our sis.
ter Republics;
We are ND sooner out of one diff
fl llty, caused BY the disposition Of our
CT liens to interfere with the Govern
m mt and property Of a foreign country,
than We are likely to run into another.
The Cuba expedition, for the last month,
has absorbed every thing else, and even
dl,e.teI the attention of an invad ny
party Of F.lIibustering Ameri cans from
what seemed to be less Attractive ad-
venture bat, now that that enterprise
has fail d, they will probably return to
their original project. We un ers.and,
fon source Which leads US to give
II implicit creience, that for some time
past n lmber Of Americans have been
concentrating upon the Rio Grande,
near Fort Brown, to assist inan attempt
toreyol itionizc- the State Of 'ramauli.
pas, Mexico. At the last account they
numbered some three hundred men.
ready 70, the expedition, and were
waiting the signal from Carrayaial, a
n tied freebooter in that State for wears
past, and well remembered forhis depre-
datlons upon small parties of American
troops in that part of Mexico during
the last war. He was to have taken
the lead in pronunciament, and the
revolution of Tamaulipas, and the Fill
libusteros from Texas were to invade
the territory and to aid in the establish.
ment OF the new government. As we
have said, the prospect Of a revolution
IN Cuba, under the flag of Lopez, d.
verted the attention of our TamauIipas
patriots. and we recollect that one Of
the accounts tor the New Orleans papers
stated that about three hundred me had
congregated about Mustang Island,
waiting the arrival of a vessel to take
them to Cuba. They did not go, how
eyer, and now the old expedition will
be, no doubt, revived. There arc many;
men in this country who are disposed
to engage in any enterprise rather than
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-01

ID 10 hard work. and hence i Is that
expeditions q this Kind arc 50 popular.
Other men profit by them in various
ways, 10 furnishing supplies, steamers.
81. IN fitting aut expeditions az enoT-
nous profits, and ii picking up Az De
spare change which = % be i1ana Z.
lsag such a anmber II nlen eoilsrted
together. 0ae weal5 think that The
very name Of the freebooter Who Is 70
take the lead IN the Tamaulipas expe-
dition would be sufficiently repulslse
to deter any American from engaging
in such an enterprise bat il Is quite
certain il is not. We hope that the
Government, already probably advised
of this fsray. will take rlc must decid-
ed measures 10 disperse those engaged
in IT,"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-01

"WE ARE a DaoaKD PEOPLE UNLESS
VIZ RESIST. ~ lie editor af the Green.
VILE u. ~ Southern paui"t srerenly
visited The Chuck Springs ia ;rrcnvil!c.
While Here. tie proprietor made use of
The expre-sinn NJ the head Of this article,
"pon which. s,ys the editor. !. W.. laid To
lin. have y", mi IN IRE bnar..ers than
You ever hii! YES. wa. his reply. Are
ym mt better of in / e world than YOU
ever were befnre! Yes. said our Kind
h'si. Yonr property is worth as murll,
an your me- oes sell "a well as they
ever did! 7 :. Then. said We. you're
-" ned. u seems, 10 prosperity, anu 50
J. our con niry."