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Teachers Wanted.

TIME CAMDEN SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
l. being abou, to open Maze Schoul in Cam
len, will elect on the 18th December next, Pra.
cipal to take charge Of their School He must be
qualified to prepare pupils for The Junior Glass in
the South Carolina College. If sufficient num-
Der of sch lars offer he will be required have an
Assistant in the Eng lish department, TO be ap-
proved by The Association They have recently
bu lit comfortable School House, consisting Of
Two roons with fire places; and furnished with
desks and chairs THE most approved style. sufi.
cienl to accommodate forty-eIght scholars this
will be given (rent iree) to uch Teacher or
Teac ers as the assoc atUn may elect We con-
hden,ly expect that The income of this School will
not be less than Eighteen hundred dollars. The
exercises Of the School will commence un the lst
Monday in January next. Application may be
made to- and any other information obtained, from
either of the undersigned.
ALEXANDER JOHNSON,
Dr. l.. Fl. DEAS,
DR.. JOS. LEE,
Hon. THO. J. WETHERS.
Charleston Courier and South Caroliniar, copy
semi.weekly TIL lst December and send fees to
this Office.
Oct 10. 80 II
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.NACoocAEE.
ny DIR. MARKS.

BY UR. MhHhS.
Thy vale, sweet Nacoochee,
Midst slumbers ofnight,
Comes over my vision
In garments of light. -..
Isee thee-still see thee,
A vestal all bright,
Arrayed in thy vrstIntnts
For ewes coming rite.
While Yonah, uplifting
His forehead on high,
Like prophet preparing .l
For sacrifice nigh.
Thou, sweetest Of virgins
Meek bending below,
Like an angel Of peace,
Wreath'st with chaplet thy brow!
And see, in the distance,
Still rises to view
The pure, glowing heavens,
OF dazzling hue.
And bright tissued crimson
And towering on high,
Dark Yonah scowls darkly
Against the bright sky.
While over Thy valley,
Nacoochee, there CLEANS
The moons early crescent
Or the suns latest beams.
o, it seems as if Heaven
Affianced would he,
Still nearer-rtil dearer
Nacoochee, to thee!
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For Sale to the Highest Bidder.

ON Monday the Sd Of November, at Lancaster Cour,
House, will sell my Plantation containing 963
On the mex. day will cell at my residence. Negroes
George % years Of age, good waggoner ahd field hand
Mariah. 10, good field hand Dnah, 60 TO- good c.ok
and washer, Also wagon. cart, gin. plantation and
smith TOOLS horses hogs, cows, co fodder, furniture,
&c. Terms made known at the sale. -.s.,g
Oct. g. 1851. 1t DANIEL II. CANTON
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Merchant Tailor.

Merchant Tailor.
ID SCOTT respectfully informs his rrie nds and
i the public that he will open, on Wednesday
next, the l5lh instant, at the
Old Stand of Frank d Scott,
large and splendid assortment of CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES and VESTlN(iS, of the latest
styles and Of the most uperor quality. The
goods were bought under his own personal super.
vision at the North, and he feels assured tha, not
only the materials, but the fitting and style Of
manufacture, will give ample satisfaction to all
who favor him with call. .'-r 81
He will keep on hand fine assortm, Mt of
SHIRTS. CRAVATS, COLLARS, GLOVES,
HANDKERCIlIEFS, &C., which will be sold on
the most favorable ter E. ..'2
Oct. Is. 81 INV
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ALL PERSONS

ALL PERSONS
INDEBTED to the subscriber by note or open account
are hereby requested to come forward and seue up
otherwise, they win have pay costs, az nend pn .Ie
st of January next 10 place all papers in the hands
of an Attorney for collection. SAMUEL BENSoN.
Oct 6, 1851, >"
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WATEREE ..OUSE.
(LATE PLANTERS HOTEL,)
.. i.' CAMDEN. 8. C..

THE Subscriber having purchased this
Il tensiye and we'll known Establishment, and
having added largely 10 its convenience and coli
ort, by new addition OF Furniture aud thorough
ard complete repairs, begs leave 10 infom 'h'
Public, tia, e;s prepared 10 Entertain all wilt
n.av favor him ith call, in manner hitherto.
unknown in the town of CaruGen.
He deems ltunnecessary to make any pledges,
only so far as to say that his TABLE will be sup
Piled daily as well as any in Inc Stale attended
by polite and attentive Servants.
His STABLES will be bountullY supplied with
Provender and attended by the very Les Hostlera
No pains will be spared to keep quiet aud or
derIy House. "
'-.- H. HOI.LEiMAN.
IS
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1000 Pairs of Plantation Brosans,

4 I the following prices: 75c 5lc.; SIC; Csc;
~ and 81. Mems fine calf stitch Boots; pump
sole Boots OF various qualities. Is per cent lower
than the same quality Of goods have ever been
sold in this market. H.. y r
J. S. McCADDON.
Oct. l5 81 .~- III
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pAGGING, Rope and Twine (Fc
ID sale BY 3 T.. CAPERS.
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LINEN GOOD;

TUST marked off and ready for sale: Irish Linens.
j warranted pure Flax, Pillow Case Linen, Linen
Sheeting Long Lawns and French Cambrics, Bird Eye
Diaper Damask Table Cloths Cud Tabl. Covers, Dny.
lies and Napkins Beachd and Brown Damask all widths,
Linen Cambria IIandk'ls frrm ~ cents upwards, Lawn
Handkfs of every quality, with abuI dant supply Of
Towelings ut all prices, at JAMES WILSON'S.
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Feb. H.,
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CAMDEN lIOTEL

Camden, Ju' e 4. 1851.
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TEMPERANCE Hotel.

Camden, February 9TH, 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-29

into Convention Of the entire Wing party
nominate candidates who are kaoas 8. re-
liable Wings, put them before .he country
ON old-fashioned Wig principles, aad give
them a united and hearty support. But
if a majority in any National Convention
which may be held shal, see f. to interfo'
late into the patty creed an entirely new and
strange article respecting Slavery, and
make 'acquiescence in il test Of Wing
orthodoxy, nominating no man who does net
promptly utter the new Shlbboloth to their
satisfactiOn-why then, We say, the minority
will he completely absolved from all o5iga-
ton to support nomination which practi-
caIly proscribes and ostracises themselves.
That was the ground taken in our former ar
ticle, and it is quite humble enough. There
are more of these who generally accord with
US who cannot come down to it than are
ready to 90 beyond it.
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Topies Of the Morning.

The trial of Hannaway at Philadel phia.
on a charge of high treason, is now fairly
under way, the case having been formally
opened yesterday by an elaborate address
on the part of the Government by John W.
Ashmead, ESQ, U. S. District Attorney for
Eastern Pennsylvania. That gentleman
defines treason as "Any combination or
conspiracy by force and intimidation to pre-
vent the execution of an act of Congress
so as to render i. imperative and ineffec-
tive" Very able counsel are engaged on
be tn sides, and the progress OF this trial
will be watched with intense interest by
thousands.
The Coroner's Jury in the case OF the
late terrible disaster at the School House
in Greenwich-avenue, have brought their
labors to a close, and their verdict will be
found in this mornings Tribune.
An arrival at Charleston from Havana
brings the gratifying intelligence that Gov
ernor-GeneIal Concha has decided to re-
pIieye Mr.. Thrasher, late Editor of the
Faro Industrial
We publish this morning another inter-
esting letter from our absent associate,
Baya1d Taylor; also good letter from
our Paris correspondent.
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MIsslsslppI-The Constitutional Com

MISSISSIPPI Constitutional Com
vention closed its deliberations and adjourned
without day on the Eth, after passing a series Of
Resolves in substance like those of Georgia,
affirming that Mississippi acquiesces in the Con
stitution. the Union, and the Compromise meas
ures but will be impeled to secede II Congress
repeats the Fugitive Slave Law, or in any man
ner interieres with Slavery in or the Slave
Trade between the States. The following was
passed by - yeas to Il nays, or Just about
party vote VIZ
ResOlred further, an, That IN the opinion OF this
Convention, the asserted right Of secession from the
IniOp on the part of the State States, is utterly
unsanciioned by the Federal Constitution, which
was framed TO " establish" and not 20 destroy the
Union of the States, and that no secession can in
fact take place without subyersion OF the Union
established, and which will not virtually amount IN
its effects and consequences TO a civil revolution.
We suspect this Is about the last OF the
Union party Thirty-two Of the Union Del
egates have united N a call for Union County
Conventions to choose Delegates to State Con
venton to meet at Jackson on the first Mon
day in January, and choose Delegates to the
prospective National Democratic Convention at
Baltimore.
STATE Eilet,on.-The Union ticket for State
Officers succeeds by about the following MAORI
ties:
Foote, Governor, over DAVIS, BY 1900 maj.
Horne, Sec. of State, over Bell, 1000.
Russell (Dan) Auditor, over Swan by $500
CLARK, Treasurer, over Griffith, by $500.
Scott, Chancellor, over Ewin, by 1000.
ChanceEy Clerk, Zones or Simons,) doubtful
For Congress, the maorities are nearly
l. D. b. Nsbers, Union, $500 MAJ. over }. Thomp
son.
H. John A. Wilcox, do, 600 over Featherston.
III. J. ID. Freeman, do by 100 over VIM. Nc
Willie.
" \. G. Brown, IS. R.,) over Dawson, by
about 500
All the old Members bur Brown are beaten
and he saved himself 10y promising not TO cut up
any South Carolina tantrums hereafter The
new Members are Union Democrats though
they received most OF their votes from Wings
Jpdioav.--Chancellor Henry Dickinson,
(Union) Is reelected III tie Northern District
over Blythe Is r. BY. about 1000 majority In
the lst Judicial District, E. 5 Fisher (Unon)
has run out A. NJ. Clayton IS R. by about
LOCO
The Union vote has not diminished since
tie Conventional election, but the State Rights
has largely increased.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
The Christiana Treason Trials. g..
orresuonlerce OF The n. Y. Trb lns.

PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY. Nov. q, Isl.
The l.. S. Circuit Court, Judges Grier
and Kane resumed this morning the trial of Cashier
Hannaway, for participation in the Christana Riot.
The impression has gone abroad that the prisoner
Is member Of the Society Of Friends. and many
suppose that he appears in Court arrayed the Pc
culiar dress OF that sect This Is a grca, mistake
He may be member Of tina. respectable body Of our
citizens, but far ms external appearance war.
rants AL inference we should say tn. he Is not 4
member.
He is dressed in a fun suit Of fashionable black
clothes, With black silk Northumberland and san
ding collar. His demeanor to-day, was the same as
have previously described lt-reSpectful and re-
served
greater nuuibes Of ladics were II attendance
thar on any previous day, but the same ABSENCE Of
,oloyed people was visible.
The Court Room vas donIely crowded and .v-ry avenue
i aiding. thereto hronged With anxious 0u. dlsae inted
persons No,wli andls tA, the mos perfect order and
Geeolum was manifested BY the crowd James Co,ylea
OF ancasier County, the Juror who chosen we'd
nesdss last but not sworn. called aud sworn
Tie 70 try Hanraway stand as blows Robert Ii
hoii, James NJ Hopkins, James Wilson. John Junka.
saGl,T. James CoWden
AMER the Jurors were seated District A,torney John "
Ashmssd opened the Tor the Government At gre 4;
lergb setting forth hat the prosecution expect 10 owe
dehmcg treason against the JGed States &c ~
Al the conduslon Of Distinct Attorney Ashmesds OPEN
iIg Geo l. Ashmeae ESQ. and said he won read
tie minutes o. The Circuit Court ~ Is. 70 1891. TO
show that l. lrgr2tam " as appointed a Commissioner
Il TINS Court on Oct g. isi5. BY Jldge Ranl AHowsi
L. H. herahstt. sworn--I issued commission % Henry
Kline lComE,ssion read, daled 2J-h March 1870 de-
pUtlPg hIn ofcer the laws Of the United
States issued these four warrants. dated 9Th September
l5i warrants read one for tie arrest OF Noah Bsey
q muiattO man, belonging Etw Ciorsuct I second for
Nelson Ford third for Joshua Hammond. fourth
George Hammond, all belonging &c ~. Gorsach and
the warrants bearing the same dat.
Ffu'y II. Kline called
J. NJ Read asked that all the others excluded from
the that each sAoald sell his story IA us oTa
way.
District Attorney Ashmead dem aDded that Rev Mr.
CoIsch should remain. he could only b. a sitns., 10
collateral matter. bat the occurrences az
c. ristisEa- This agreed 10.
Geo l. Afhmezd Esl, said ne supposed that the orlar
would apply 10 witnesses both sides la iLsn callsI tha
Witnesses fer The prosecution, AID ii erted them 10 Me
sAsf 4 ~ saigrI.
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Wlscos,Is.-The Opposition journals

Nlscos,IN-1he Opposition journal
ta,o teen ,ryiag hard to CIPHER l.. }. Far~eu'
tie new Iree soil Wing Governor. out OF his
election. Il won't 90. though his majority Is
small. The other State Of;cers are Opposition,
the Wing and Free Soaparies running separate
candidate.
Ie-islaf,re-The senate will have an Oppo-
sit.on majority, because half the Senators hold
over, all hut one Of them Opposition. To the
House - whigs. 6 Free Soiers, and q Oppo-
sition have been chosen, and there is one va
cancy The Senate stands 5 Wings, Free
Sol, II Opposition. Joint Ballot. - Wing
Free Soil, 40 Opposition.
Bark-Thc vote OF the State, so far as heard.
siands-Bank 2O,37l No Bank GAP Bank ma
lonty 1882 TIE Counties to come In will
hardly reduce this majority.
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CAUSE AND EFFKcT.-lt Is worthy OF
notice that since Kossuth has come out IN England
in open reputation of the principles OF Red lie
publicanism to which IT was once thought he had
decided leaning, certain Journals here that ORA"
their inspiration from the French school OF phlio
sophy are become less warm II their eulogles Oh
the man,-dont pride themselves SO much As slqt
used TO DO upon the great acquisition they thought
he was to be to the Red Republican cause. lheJ
publish his speeches TO be sure but have very iIse
10 say in praise OF them. This is all very natural
under the circumstances. Socialism and FOURIER
ism, mistaken IN their man, cannot be expected
to Ioin the rest OF mankind IN doing him honor.
~ ' Express.
L Il NAV CT may not have been DR.. Tom
Johnson who observed thu He who insists
that oil men are scoundrels, convicts at least
one. It was true, whoever said It. He who Is
always discovering or inventing mean, low
sordd selfish, mercinary motives for the acts OF
others, may be and probably is mistaken as to
thar upsprings OF articles, out he very clearly
reveals his orn
We never heard Bn intmation from any qsar.
ter that Kossuth was Socialist or Fourierlst
never heard that he had ever even heGrd the
name of Fourier nor that he had any OPINION re-
specting Socialism. What are the distinctive
principles of Red RepublicaniSm,' We cannot
guess, unless tutN Dt lHOSt VI t"HSt' Ei''N"5
Republicanisn-Repub if need be, to
the battlefield and the grave, in contradlstlnc-
ton to the skin-deep, hypocritical, bastard Re
publicanism more dominant in France, aud
which has some votaries or apes on this side OF
the Atlantic If Red Repubcanism be as we
understand ii, Republicanism at all hazards and
to the death, then Kossuth is OF that very kind,
though originally dixie our Revolutionary Faith
ers) he only began the great struggle which has
rendered his name immortal by course of Con
stitutonally Revolutionary resistance to gross
usurpatioDs and acts Of practical tyranny. But,
though ne does not seem in all things to regard
the British form of Government as we do, and
thcuh he shows good deal of policy IN catering
to the British Manufacturing avidity for wider
markets and profitable trade, we never at any
former moment esteemed the great Hungarian
more highly or admired him more heartily than
we do at this moment, Though We do not deem
IT necessary to say SO every time we publish one
Of his speeches.
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To Painters AND PuBIAsHsns.-The

NKwroN COMPANY respectfully ca! the attention OF P-
tiers and Publishers 10 then improved Type and STEREOTYPE
Plates. Sc The Improvement consists to them
copper face al about third additional that their
durability increased direct prOpersn 10 the SGpeusr
scnsci'y OF copper ever typo metal which, according
rect experiments. IL II 20 l. From single
vii Al once he perceived that thin face copper iausi
give extraordinary endurance 10 printing surfaces and
pefence has fully proved sue, 70 be the The Com
nsny have secured letters patent for the aud
sy arc prepared 10 ami orders
tsntxhment. North WIfhAm-sf., New-NoTN.
following prnteA the cOprcr-f tvee
New York Courier and Enquirer, NewSoIk DAILY rrs-
sne Boston Daily journal Boston ElSg OF Our Union;
Dossca Pictorial Drewtns Room Crnpsnar New york
Organ, and ethers NEwroN CoNp.Nv
DsSi ruThSSu North WhhaIu-st ~ Y.
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Safety of the Crew of the Virginia.

CHARLESTON. Wednesday, Nov, %. ISL.
Tie steamer Vanderbilt has arrived with ten Of
the crew of the British ship Virginia, which vessel
was wrecked on Cape Roman a few days since,
AID pilot boat reports the brig Emily outside with
the romainer of the crew. and the captain and MS
wife. who were IN an open boat and rescued The
Virginia had a cargo OF coal, and was bound from
LIVERPOOL 10 this port.
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By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.
solaern T.legragA one conner Eanorer eaa Bsrer u,
HAVANA.
Intended Release Of Mr.. Thrasher.
CHARLEsroN. FridaY. Nov. 81,

CHARLESTON, FTluay, NOV, 2, IcJI.
The brig Gulnare has arrived at this port from
Havana, with dates to the % iust
She reports that Gen. COncha the CAPITA n-Gen-
eTal of Cuba had Indicated his intention of pardon
ing Mr. Thrasher in few days, giving HIN twenty
days to settle his affairs and then to quit the Island
This has caused great rejoicing among the American
residents.
The Queens birthday Uhe 10th inst.l was cee-
brated with great pomp. The Captain General re-
view the troops, &c
The Gulnare sailed in company with the brig
Emma Hughes. for Baltimore. The brig Metamora
was to have sailed for Now-YOrk on the 23d, and
the Br. fsigaie Alarm for Vera Cruz.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.


CHAREsLToy, Thursday, Nov. -, lejl.
\ FIRE broke out this morning on the corner Of
King and George SITS, which destroyed the following
property J. Browns hat and clothing store loss on
stock, $500 J. Seizures clethlng store loss on
building 5000 stock, $4,000. Mrs. Hogan's mil
llnery. Valentine IIude's basket and fruit store
The above property belongs 70 Ii. ". Raymond and
was insured for 5000 only. The residence Of Da
yid Lopez VAS also destroyed insured for about
81 eco. John Days hat store was saved, but the
stock was injured to the extent Of about $4,000. The
Charleston Trust and South Carolina Companies
llsn & nnl-
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CHARLESTON, Thursday. Nov. %. ISL
The CoTToN sales to day reached 500 bales. For
the week they have been 6,594 bales. The market
has eceded the prices current at the close OF the
previous week. Fair being quoted at Sc, and mid
ding fair at sc. The receipts OF the week have been
- f3C-and the stock on hand, exclusive of that
ship board, is IS s69 bales
CINCINNATI, FRIDAY Nov. 2s, 1851
1900 Hoes have been sold to-day at 81 5Od 81 GO
the supply has increased and prices are weaker 300
bbls. MISS PoRE sod at Sl2 Is. Sales Of FLoUE
have taken place a. So 90. MoNEy is very scarce
and EXCHANGE and SIGHT EXCHANGE on New-York
has declined 10 Premium. FRErCHrs are un-
changed.
FLOUR is steady at - s1aSi. CORN. 44c..a4jc.
for white, and soc for yellow. WHEAT IS in demand
Mess PoRK. $ll s.. Mess BEEF, 81 BAcoN-Sides
2Ic. COFFEE has advanced 1000 bags Rio
disposed of at SIC, holders asking sc.
New ORLEANS, Nov. u 1851.
COTTON has advanced since the arrival Of the ~
lautic's news ToBAcCo Is steady. 4 rain storm to-
day was a check upon business generally.
NEwORLEANs, Nov. %, ISL.
CoTroN frmer to day after the receotof the
Aiiica's news Already 5000 bales have been sold
fair, i.c. MoL.ssES is quoted at 2ic. FLOUR is an
altered Rio CoTFEU-2,000 bags have been disp) scd
Of at e.a9c WHISKY, 81 Prime LARs, IN kegs, g..
Bacon and Pork are quiet,
CoTroN was quiet to-day, the sales amounting %
1900 bales. SUGAR was active yesterday, with sales
Of $50 bbls. at one quarter decline fair DC. no
LassEs-l 500 bbls. were sold at - al .c.nOne IN
market. FLoUR-St Louis, good brands, s. 60 u
50 90 Corn declined five cents 900 bushels
were disposed Of at a l6c. MISS PORK IS dnil a.
sl1 7ja $li 81. LARD declintd halt, az which
rate Coo bbls changed hands kegs n o.. RIO
COFFEE advanced, and 1900 bags were sold a, {,
Gc-s,ock $4,000. The PEopUcE market is duh Ia
consequence OF anticipated large receipts from the
Ohio river WHISKY l. quoted at 20 q 9lc b gallon
ExcuAveEs ON New-York-sight IS one hl.f 2 cent
discount TO par.
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CAUTION TO THE PuBLIc.-The great

popularity Of LYONS MAGNETIC PowDExs for tae de.
sssac'eI u Bedbugs. Ccckroaches, Moths Ants Fless
nes. Sc and insects plan.s and Sl other
pc@pssa certain paTucs % prepare spurious aTli-
ess' ana ousr them, under various DENOMINATIONS for
sew ei these individuals dared give then rnpo-
einens out ~ tree OF Pcisaa" The proprietor OF the
$3.50 eas m THIS CITY, only the unde nt,oned
whore also may be obtased Pills for the de-
ssrecfcn Of kas and Mice Both articles are warranted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-29
u The Emperor Of Austria has COM

m.noed war upon Republican Has heaTen hslp 1,s
waning Enporoshp were he mere, anu " 81 or the YER
AL on sut,r ns equlnox KSoxs Hats are al me go hs
@ ayn on the hs ad OF the CHA, on me hea1 OF Tue hst
and on the heads of the City athers an hef
80. Rspuhcan Has ALSO although every one oil hea
a teuue hy croxn Now ysu really want com
49, Isf 20 10 KNox's establishment. buy one ana pu'
hesS in H. when you viii be truly finished gentle
man You csano, put yo'T foot IN IL al an e'en'' A. '
t3a rultO1-st.