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CONCENTRATION,
tCertiilcnte ofDr. PERRY, Portsmouth, n. II J

PoRTusNoUTT, Sept. %, 1919.
Mr.. j. p. MORSE, Agent Ter " Whites Hair Res
toratve--DcIr Sir: deem it my duty to state some
Hcts respecting the incsiimahr value OF Whites
Hair Restorative. Several years ago, after aevere
fit OF sickness, my wife lost all OF her hair, the scalp
appeared diseased, and the hair grew ont brash and
uneven About year ago, by another tit OF sick
uoss, she lost al. OF her hair second time and for
ou- time there was apparently 10 action in the
scalp. After various applications | was induced to
trylhe aforementioned Restorative, and now after
the Use ct a few bottles her hair has grown out as
thick AS Iu,trous and of rs beautiful cooras ever
Furthermore for a onr time [ have been afflicted
with ueuIa gic and other raiis in my head, and
have found 1t the best external remedy ! have ever
tried ! en- therefore ch"rru.v recommend il to
nil who are afflicted as above as the best article
have ever seen.
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TLEGENT AND INVALUABLE
FOR THE ILET
BOGLE'S HYPERION FLUID,

DObbb ~ II L LhlON H.,
FOR RESTORING, PRESERVING, AND EMBELLIsH-
ING THE HAIR.
Tie foioriag Certificate, from DR.. IVinSlo,e Lctris
One Of the mast eminent Physicians Of Boston
irlH SboT the estimation in Whlch Il Is keid BY tie
scientific and iedrHsd being one only O., many
similar ones.
Bosroy, Feb Is, 1880
Mr.. Hm. Bosie,--Sir: The preparation invented
By You for tie hair has been eNrrlSlrry Espd in INV
family, and they give it the decided preference over
ali other compositions OF the kind. It invlgoraies
ana heautHs the hair, and cranses the skin OF a.!
impurities, without producing any ultimate deleer-
GUS effects, whIch frequently the result OF many
WINSLOW LEWIS.
1t is mn indispensable article tor the Ladies as il
keeps te h1irw place and curl and the skin or part
M OF IN, hair zee from danJruh and scur For
children, lays the foundation of good head OF hair
BOGLE'S AMOLE.
COMPOUND FOR SHAVING
Tins delightful article is totally different and far
superior 30 anything yet invented tor shaving The
base of u Is derived from the AH0lC or soap plant
OF California, an article used by the natives OF ihai
country Tor washing and thus. the use OF strong al
kan, 50 hurlul to the skin, Is avoided Its vegetable
and deleGeui properties have the purest and most
nour>hug effects on the skn--it soohcs and allays
irritation, ana has fine, thick creamy ather, which
does not dry on the face. 1t is a decided luxury to
be shaved with this Incompatible soap. Ii ls done
up m elegant lyle calculated either for The dressing
case of the rough and ready traveller the toilet
1.-THE most iasudlous connoisseur
BOGLE'S HEBEAIONA.
FOR REFRESHING AND BEAUrFYING The CON-
PLEXION.
Eradcating Tans. Pimpes, and other eruptions Of
the skin, andrenderng It tair, delicate and blooming
It is equally ehcacious in protecting the skin from
the hot OF summer, and freezing blasts of win
ter and Is the fragrant and delicious article 10
be found at the toilet OF fashion.
All the above articles have stood the test of The
strictest investigation, and are WARRANTED superior
to anything yet invented but il not found to prove
so, lral the money, IN all cases will he refunded
by my Agents. NN ROGLE. Proprietor.
-, Hashpsion-sL, Boston.
! June -. ls!N NlvL
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remedy tor all diseases of the scalp. it gives the
Hair brilliant, glossy ustrous, 81 ken texture, and
a healthy vigorous appearance. No Ladys toilet
can be complete without this indispensable article.
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AGENTS Wanted.

Ios"l Scars new Pictorial History Of China and
lndia, Thrilling Incidents in the Wars of the Reyo-
luton, and othrr valuable and popular works -
GOOD inducements offered Address tpost paid
5. NJ. PETTENGILL,
10 Siuip-Strrpt poc,o,
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SHEEP ISiNGLASS OR MICA.

for Compass Card, Lanterns OF all l. nds, Stove
and Furnace Doors, &c. 1t is superior to anything.
Hver usrd Tor the above purpose. on account Of nn
hrra&n9 or burning, but standing the mos, intense
I'at Constantly oi sale at wholesale and rctnl
on the most reasonable terms
Safety Lanterns az, S-:ey Lamps, of v7rior ,iz
es very superior a. Gle Sod at No. 81 Union II
up stairs Boston, by GEO. H. EUGGLES.
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Breast, Throat, Lungs, and Heart,

and all diseases Of pulmonary nnturesuch diseases
usually prove fatal under ordinary treatment when the
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c \ K ID S
Arcade Gard Saloon.

y. :. DEAkBON,
.Ho, Watcr-st. and p Spring Lane, dover floor
BOSTON,
CnriS--At'hIs establishment great attention is
paid TO printing Cards, or either Marriage, Address
or Bpsincss
Job Printing-Particu,ar attention is given to
thus branch Bin Heads, Circulars, Biilets, tland
Bills. &c. done IN the nehiesl style
On Eng -Iriag--Address, Marriage and Bust
mes '.r'.. tNrcuted in n most tasteful manner.
fiate Printing-C0rds printed from Copperplate
etsiort note, also, Maps, Heads &c.
Door Piq'es-Ot all sizes, prices aud qunlities-
Embosscd Work done to order.
n B. All work done Mt this establishment is war
Tanted TO give entire satisfaction.
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TINS elegant pre-
J:rltlou Is fast ia
KING the place OF
ulO other articles in
Use, tor restoring
and dressing the
Hair 1t prevents
the Hair RON iI.l-
ing oil, promotes
us Lrowih,rculoNcs
iludruf, and rr-
stores the natural
aud XuriHnt
growth ottIIc Hair
mali cases utbild-
ness. l. also re-
moves pain and
uratlromthe head.
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Kelley & EIcYin.

No. Kihy - Boefon No, % coleman 81 London
IMPORTERS OF FANCY GOOD,
Knives, Scissors, Periumery, Fans, Razors, Combs,
Accordeons, Violins, Tooth Hair and Cloth Brushes
Pnrl Nonnaies Wallets, Thimbcs. Needles &c.
English, French and German Fancy Articles, Of
every description.
&. I. CONANT may be found at III" above store
where he viii be happy to see oil his former friends
md customers
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iGnI(IhTTRiL WAREHOUSE
AND SIZED STORE.

AND SEED STOKE.
CHURCH STREET, BURLINGTON. VI.
At thc Old Stand Of EvARrs & GRoN>oN.
A LARGE assortment Of GHiu, Garden and
- Flower Seeds, Beet, Onion. Tunla aud Car
rot seed. I'm large or small quantities, and warrant
ed TO be OF the very best quality that be pro-
duced.
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G. p. Flint,

II Central Street, BOsToN.
Manufacturer and Jo5hcr OF Gents, Ladies, Misses,
and Childrens
BOOTS IND SHOES,
Ofthr best quality and styles for the retail Trade.
Also, Soc Leather, I'D ; lock, and Findings,
OF me best quality, all ol which will be sod
reasonably for cash.
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$ ATE OF VERMONT,} The Probate Court for
District OF ChtrnGcn, IS. the District aforesaid,
TO all persons interested:
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Coughs and Congulnptiors,

This differs from that because This possesses serrai ohc
i7 ms which peculiarly Gdaptedto and essential
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READ AND BE CONVINCED

CnAs RoBlysoN, Esq, Eas'on, Md, in letter to
Dr. jackson, Jao. ., 1850, said
" My wife and myself have received more beneh,
from your medicine than any other have ever
taken ottne DySpcPsiG and Lircr disease"
" The TENTH LlGloN,' published at w oodsock
Va, January TO- ESQ, snid--
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I.,rrai terms and credits extended to dealers
Full catalogues OF Stock forwarded by mail u
sired w31mos3
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the effect that an American be true lover Of hls
country and al the time admire the greatness OIL
England rejoice al her prosperity and love ana esteem
the good qualities OF the English people hear, bear /,
and cheers II is true have IN the United States
many most worthy citizens who are descended from OF
AZ. by birth either Frenchmen, Germans, or Spanafds
but neither TO France Germany nor 10 Spain do we
owe single feature in that immortal and glorious con
siiuon which our American ioreaihes have beqaealhed
10 US and under which have so signally prospeed
and become powerful and respected nation: IL Is from
England that We derived the right OF trial by jury hs
ha5sas corpus liberty OF speech and OF the press ana All
those great principles OF freedom which are incorporated
alike in your ball Of rights in our constitution And Is
10 Eng land therefore, that true American turn WIN
feelings OF affection next in intensity TO those whch
entertain for my land. loud cheers y IS hgh
time that our fathers qusrres should be buried ~ our
fathers graves, and that these two countries should u
dersand their position TO be that OF unaoyed Trend
shin and unresirained commercial intercourse ieaf'
hearl Entertaining these opinions, IN which ! know
shall be supported by all righthnking men, boh ~
England and America. II with great satisfaction
learned that my government had determined to pay te
graceful compliment OF sending national vessel WIN
the contributions the United States TO the great exhl-
btion and rejoice find that this action has been re-
cei.ed and appreciated in England in manner aiike
cedable 10 your famed hospitality. and agreeable 10
my counirymen. Loud cheers] "a
Several other toass given and duly hohofeo' anu
the festivities were prolonged to late hour
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IE subscriber having from the United States
L ment combined
no said invention Iessonsbs
terms The the subscriber applied either 10 angle
engine cylinders and pons, or usual of maritime
with cylinder aud piston each In
either acted upon ny stss and the other
by tbs other easily vaporixed liquid
and applied a. IN the ordinary engine
nom the ns eyndsr alter having
eaed expansive therein, passes into an air tight
number Of small tubes charged with
easily vsporLed liquid peneustes into the
viii the entire surface Of the
tubes The absorbing cso possessed " liquids q the be-
that Immediately upon the steam
coming In surface of tho tubes charged herewith
arse portion Of the steam Il absorbed ny the liquid
In Ie tbes which thereby saporzd and the
inns OF immediately condensed
INTO boiler Tbs thus obtained BY the
na ~ hs steam other liquid In the tubes
into cylinder and after enefng It's elastic force
c l. Greater than the cyn
ae is and by Of foIcep returned into
ne yanonxer which il keeps regularly supplied,
yapozed condensed The saving effected BY this
zine quantity Of Goals required for The steam, the
occupied BY IL and The avoidance Of neusauons IN
the boiler being completely distilled by the Telsruon
and condensation The perchonde very cheap
fluid charged the quantity In the tubes VIII last
siderable alternate condensation and vaponraon occasion
fng In the bulk quantity employed model
sectional diagram illustrating this invention can be seen on
particulars terms OF &c
apply subscriber the Office Of Lachase Fsuchs No. ~
Broad street, in the city Of New York -. -.
May 30--co6t PhOofEh ~ ChEmbLEf.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


RrMI Il. ID. Josssos, Of Sssesea, s~s.as.s ~ ssea~ss
subscribers, Aea tos sss Ussoa IN IsAsss
no ". PALsss, Rs~sv~S~s Ass.t
authorized ibis ~pss ths sf sss See
PlsdspAs, and ssiy ssAs
subscriptions s rsssssss Ma ~a s
regarded HIS cGess assn%~ss~ 1a~U~ss
New York. Tribune baidns rAlaA~rss s~~&~~ss u
Third h Chestnut ssrs~tss
general travelling agent
j. r. saIrn 4. Dssr, JAsos T.sles, w. Aasssses~ w.
RAMSAY, d. JOSHUA wAps~osrs. Alsa n Lee, sns n X
GRAVES.
O-Mr HHHGT H. Lsw,s, Of Moassesssy Aiss~ss,
eraI travelling the States u Aiss~s T.sss~s
Qy-Receipts from either u tbs above y soos.
QfMr. 1sRAEL " JAass, No La TEAM street,
pha is our general travelling agent Aassssd Mss VS.
WsLD, JsRs CoLLHs, JAnss DISEASE, klss wsllssvos
e. A. EVANS, JoHs T. JopxHs LooMs Joe Eursos 0seaSs
p. BUTTON, and TsoAAs d. NIoH.
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Germany.
Oar readers are referred to another interesting letter
from our correspondent in Germany. There s one por
ton OF il tina, ought TO be read BY those hghersw adj
vocates and liberty loving gentlemen whose sensibes
are 30 horribly wounded the condition OF the slave
population OF the United States To the trouble of
searching in the letter for this par, Of it, sukoin il
separate extract, barely calling attention to the fact that
the people who are thus doomed TO the whip and the
lash of despo,ic power our own prosenors--ths
Anglo Saxons-the inhabitants OF our father land-,he
people who have given their name to England and \
large portion OF this Union. and to every and land in
the world proofs Of patriotism. valor. and genius;
"An ordsr published in Schleswig by the Danish
thorities, runs Shusi
Every peasant, house owner, laborer servant and
school boy every civil person, commanded take
off the hat and passing officer Employer Of
government. Tho hat and cap must be aiken OF oom
ple,ey. and brought down low the thigh All assem
bios Tor what purpose, In taverns private
houses forbidden. No singing noise
private houses, on pain Of severe punishment
IAN eyewitness declares that the above order
tempted be cvaded by the people Of Angeln who. arm
in thc German spirit in order avoid the shame Of
covering their heads in such way before their enemy
adopted the expede OF going bsreheaded carrying the
hat under the whenever there chance OF
ing Dane The consequence = new order.
mandiug the Schleswiger, meeting . Dane, 10 salute
him BY standing still and turning the front Disobsdence
of ths order punished by isshes Fifty persons said
to have been already HoEged and the peopls Of Germany
including men Of the highest rank. feel the whip upon
their own shoulders"
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Un,,sd st.te. Hotel Al Phil.d.lphi..

subscriber respectfully 10 bis friends and the
cling community that he has assumed the popetonhp tho
United States conne1ion with the hotel
proprietor he feels perfectly sse IN promising It's old
confirm Its previous
beslkept the No expense has been
spared completely eng the entire and he
Of ladies' Firmly determined to give sasac
socis continuance of that patronage always 30 freely
bestowed the old United States. -
May 2o-lmf a. " ALLEN.
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The Dsfsnc. OF shs Oemprs.sss ~ The WING Passy
Not . PuSsiS.

The Dsfsncs Of shs oemprssasss BY the whsg Parry
Not F'sssS.
The Ohio State Journal Of June 10TH the leading organ
OF the wings in Ohio commenting upon certain secret
circulars issued by Messrs Chase and Spading which
this organ pre,ends TO have detected excams in great
apparent wrath:
Here il a pretty kettle OF Ash. The party that has
shouted itself hosrse Tor Texas annexation. and the Msx
warthst IL responsible for all the movements that
prominently for discussion before the public mind
itself up the and only anti slavery patty OF
the nsiion The fugitive slave law that introduced
by locooco and supported by that party almost
nou,ly, and passed in Congress both house. Of which
were sfongy ocofoco, now turns out to be whs
ure'"
Here we see verified all that we have alleged respect
ing the nsncerv OF the whig party. Grant il to b
true, as this journal alleges, that Messrs Chase and
Spaldng are abolitioniss. and trying to make
crus from the ranks Of democracy what ought be th'
language OF an honest man. sincerely disconnected with
the projects OF such Infamous paryi Would he mo-
say to democrats in danger Of being misled duped Be
,oore-becars these fsmpers bent upon purpose
that nncise, dangerous. and uneonsttntiona, ana
aohih true whg can sanet,ony This certainly is IN,
course which patriotism and sincerity demand But how
different ia the conduct OF the whig organ Its sent
ment is not that Of objection TO abolition. but tina,
apprehension that others not cupabe than itsel
will obtain the support Of this party. This organ still
feels itself free TO repeat the language Of Mr. Corwin
when appealing to the aboltionsts. "ye my chill
dren; y il stIl claims the thunder with which Mr. Web
ser killed of all who dared to intimate that abolition ant
free sosm were not the legitimate property Of wing
gerry. Ii insists a. vehemeny ever thar the Compro
mise is democratic, and not a wing measure thu
declaring that may be convenient and right for Pres
dent Fillmore and his cabinet to hold different Ian
guage until the present elections in the South
but that the wings OF ohiothe wings everywhere
not thus to be humbugged and cheated
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do super English oIcIoh, IL feet wide \.
super ocoth, from twelve to eighteen feet
ow-priced American oIcoth, from three 70 siI feet
wide
10 do Cocoa matings for basement, &c.
Also constantly of variety Of I'm
poted American Competing, such
Tapestry velvet tapestry Brusssl English and American Bra'sss
imperial three ply, ingram, fine and common ingram, low
hemp both striped and plaid together
article line for house furnishings which we
fully offer good
0' Xni Hs-a" IN u''' '''"''' p H. H6oE I CO.
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New eooDsThs subscriber. beg leave inform ,h:,
Tia, sy ns,, a ..Hpy of 00~
Black ehsly, for mourning dressss
Do Foa nIa'n Sole, Gro de Rhine, and Ind. silks
Do boms..in. and silk warp .lpsess, very light
Fancy ' Pa.nes o.s. an. and ss an'
Plain and figured j.cone,,, for drese'
Black and fancy Fou,srd .,,ss
French embroidered ehsm.st. cum and collar. Of every Va
Very handsome and embroidered und.r sleeve,
Riehs,dsou and Gay. undrss..d Ir.h linens
L.d.. and g.n,smsn. sid. .L ard Ii.e-,hr gloves
variety Of other good. al Of which vi. disposed
bs IN. ssu,on housskep.n 10 our new
supply Of
Naphin' o~s''ss white and coosd Mssees and Ansndas
Table and piano covers, embroidered lace curtain.
VIM. and s.n linen, 20, window blind.
sss,.s 80. and s r. ss s.r s.", ss"'~'
and - %.sy co,orss mss',ns new :'
Very English American aoor oiIcIoihs desn'
And I.rs. stock Of French and English velv., tapestry
spy ''' ingram ''''i a55 E HSTE CO.
May a-iau
,AUzE Fi.nnsl.. Sso.-we have just r.ce,v.a-
VI ~ pieces Welsh Hsnnels warranted unshnkins
% do summer hannsis In assorted grades
Is dozen ladies. super Cause long
Is do heavy meuno vests, with long and short sleeves
Together with ali lind. Of summer ho.. and glove. for l.a.
NJ N''' We cGAoRT Fl n sE~Tos, NAY Co
NENTLEMENs summer Hass.-sTEvENs has lust in
" toduced entire article for Gentlemen.
light, we'll ventilated, and elegant Can
opposite the Adeiphi Theatre
May 25-eo3tf
FLOOR OIL CLOTpSs AND IIsr CARPETuSoa.- Jss
received supply Of hcor oil cloth. entirely
which room, hail. passage according disss
Also, full supply OF list and csrpstns, ali Of which viii
June s-seod cLAoETT = DoDsoS
NOTICE.-Havinr found erpedcnt California,
IN about the my
business the and attention Of MAJ VIM Scott
this city whom all persons having business relations with
respectfully referred.
May I3-d4w flnsl BEVERLY TUCKER
Il a ward, Of lsth Apply
a"t RI ~ CATH. D. MULLAY.
North side H. between oosh and oiss
NEW and beautiful styles OF nAncy shirts with vests
IN attached.
Ai.o, super Ise thread under shirts nd
supply cheap and desirable article
for weather. received and for sale at
CHAa. n. LANES
oennemon's Furnishing Store, Psnnsyvsns Az,
May 90
0rrlcE for R.nt-Sc "Union Buildings" Apply At this
June s-A
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RESs GOODS.We respectfully invite the attention Of
the public ladies especially extensive assortment
ladies' dress goods. As our stock unusually large and varied
orally order di,pose Of As much stock possible In
public will find greatly their advantage call be
o purchasing elsewhere. We have
Rich striped and plaid spring and silks in low
prices
Plain pink, blue green and salmon coored moussenes
10 pieces coored mousseines travelling
10 do awoo hne small figured mousselines for chdrens
green blue shaeys- desirable
article for ladies' dresses
Plain, grave, and fancy coored bereGes in all shades
40 pieces nch figured bereges and grenadines
as do iow-priced do part Of which very beautiful
in wprice goods
berege aines price, and very styles
In French lawns md taconets, kc.-
Is pieces rich printed Organdie musins
Is do printed jaconet cnmbrics, extra fine
80 do ane medium quality and price lawns warranted fast
100 do low priced do do
20 small figured dotted French shintxes, for chill
drens wear
10 do half mourning lawns and Ogandie musins
25 do good quality black lawns, NJ i2k cents.
In addition line almost article be-
longing TO trade all Of which and win sell good
be obtained from retail establishment In the
It viii only be necessary for purchasers to be convinced Of the
assertion goods before buy
ing. We ask careful and particular examination
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, h Co
Mys-dlm
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Also great many below price above named
With abeauuui Of ladies' pocket handkerchief in
all medium and fine grades
We buyers generally the above
stock, Of variety, all Of which
anxious reduce, and will sell cheap to do so.
CLAGETT NEWTON, MAY, co.
June S-1aw3w
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D EDUCTION prices reduce .tock.-We respectfully

EDUCTION In prices to reduce stock.We respectfully
friends and public general although
that have determined ODER stock
reduced prices In order of entire spring and
supplies present bargains DO eIpssd
really offered. We the following goods, Wig
Rich fancy dress silks, in small checks striped and plain
Chene and oulards @
Real india silks in paids, &c.
An extensive assortment Of bereges, in plain modes
High coored plain, and rich figured mousseine d LANES
6hailss, berege de LANES, tissues, &C.
French, English, and American prints
Chintzes, Ginghnms, lawns, nfusns
Jaconets, &c, In all grades and prices
Plain, white, and embroidered Swiss musins
coored Swiss muAlns, which will be sold
below any price heretofore named
White cambrc muslin cambrics, Nansook and null
musins .
Full plaid musins including all grades
In black xoods zoe hars-
Fine black spacas bombasn moussene de LANES, bsresss
grenadines, Ac.
With black Silks embracing all widths
and qualities
Lodiss Hnsn Handkerchief.
We have the following the best for the prices have Of
fsred--
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Ii is my practice, Mr. Mayor to speak vauptngly Of
mvsef nor by what have said do 10 Law clam TO
more OF that feeling which pevades the breast Of every
human being whose soul is no; dead to every elevang
Div 70 rserate an opinion frequently expressed by me- to
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