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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-13

Notice.
The stbscribers having been duly appoInted by
the court Of common pleas Of Washington coun-
ty to administer upon the estate of Thomas w .
Williams, late Of said county, deceased, hereby
give notice to oil persons indebted to said estate
to make payment to Them; and 10 all PERSONS
having calDs against said estate 10 present The,
same to them, legally authenticated, within one
year from dale, s
7l 2" A, W. WILLIAMS, Admir-.
MARY NJ, WILLIAMS, Adnfx.
Marietta, Oct. 28, '5lr- nd9w3,
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NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN, tbat apetition
IN will be presented to The. Commissioners iol
Meigs county at Their December session next,
asking that permission be granted Benjamin Mel
son 10 make an oltefoion 10 The direction of the
State road rpnnfpg through his farm in Salem
townsbpi- -comneliciBg abonS Fifty rods east oi
his horse; thence in a soisiiwesierly direction
passing few rods sopth Of his house to intersect
Che same rood on ihc icp of The tiil aDopI twenty
B. NELSON
NOvemb' I. 4, 1851, l,--ao5Owipd,
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BUGGIES. BUGGIES,

HNhE So BSCElEER bas on band and is prepa-
il led 10 sell all Kinds Of Busses--one or two
horse manufactured from the best materials, and
Of the lateSt Styles The prices are very reasona-
Bile, and the work warranted. Those wishing to
purchase one of these indispensable articles Of
comfort are invited to call.
''@'. ss BENJAMIN STIVERS.
Pomeoy. Nav 8. OO85
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
which conclusivsly proves that
"Truth Is stranger than Fiction"
CURE OF -S
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia
REV. DIR. LANDS, A CLERGYMAN

OF new jersey OF distinguished auanmeh ana exalted -
putation - A -
SIDNEY, New Jersey, July H. ls4e.
DR. A. H. CHRisrIE-Dear Sir You wish 70 know Of No
what has been the result in my of the nppcos
of THE GALVANIC BELT AND NECKLACE by reply u
as follows: I,'k
For about tusy years had been suffering from Dyspep
sa Every year the symptoms became could OBJ
hin permanent relief from OF medical treatment
whatever About fourteen years SINCE in Consequence q
frequent exposure TO the weather in the discharge Of nay
pastoral duties became subject TO severe Chronic Rhe
matsm which for year after year. caused me ndescrbabls
anguish Farther: in the winter Of as and A0 In
quence Of preaching great deal in my own and various
other churches in this region was attacked BY the Broncht
suspension Of my pastoral abors My system
thoroughly preaisd and my Bronchitis became worse
also did my Dyspepsia and Rheumatic afectonthus evin
cling that these disorders connected with each other
Srough the medium Of the Nervous system In the whole
phamacop@a there seemed TO be remedial agent which
could reach and fecnperae my Nervous System avery
hing that had tried for this purpose had completely hled
At last led by my en1s to examine your inysnton
and hough with very sangune hopes Of their eicencyj
determined try the effect Of the application Of the oA
VANIC BELT AND NECKLACE with the MAGNETIC
FLUID. This was in June 1S46 To GHEAr AsYoHsn.
MENT, IN TWO DAYS DYSPEPSIA HAD oorE messy
DAYS WAS ENABLED RESUME PASTORAL LABoRsj zoe
HAVE SINCE SINGLE SERVICE ON ACCOUNT o.
CEASED TO rRouBLE Such the wonderful and happy
suits Of the experiment 'if ".
have recommended the BELT and FLUID 10 many vAS
have been likewise suffering from Neuralgia aecena They
have tried them, WITH HAPPY REsULrs BELEvE,H nvBef
am, dear sir, very respectfully yours,
.b.-'.' ''.Ht .'.,' ROBERT w. LAApl0
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nj office is hereby given that petition
IN will be presented To The commissioners of
Meigs county, at their December session, 1851,
praying for an alteration of the State road that
leads from Athens to GaIhpolis, where it crosses
the land of Horatio White, In Scipio township ;
commencing at the crossing Of the creek near Jo-
seph Howells and ending in the center Of the
road at Selhn Days, locating said road on said
Whites land so as to run parallel with the line
between said White and Peter Alkire. ~
A PETITIONER.
J6 Sept 27, 1851-n47w4. rr t, sH g.H
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COPPER WORK!!

To Engine Builders and others using
Copper Work.
MY = are prepared to manufacture upon the
wv shortest notice and in the best manner
all Kinds Of Copper Work at Cincinnati prices.
EEEREScEs--McAboy& Cutler, J. q. Depew,
B. G. Grant, Pomcroy; Mr.. Jones, Midlleport;
Capt. Cooley, Of steamboat Ohio,
s1 'H ~ ~ SMITH u THOMPSON.
PomeSoy, August 26, $500.
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Cash for HOrs cs.

"A WANTED, Immediately, for the United
ETN States service, from. 100 to 20Ogood, active,
LS-ZA- smooth, upheaded Dragon Horses, ,pcr-
fectly sound aud free from blemishes in every re-
SDcct--pot under four nor over seven years old
past; and not under fifteen nor over sixteen hands
high, under the STANDARD; of dark colors, viz:
black, brown, bay sorre, and iron grayj names
and tales 10 be long. full and flowing, and all to
be square trottcrs. The officer whopuTchases the
Horses con be seen at ytime during the day, by
enquiing al the American House, GHllipolis,
Ohio. HtN ps
neeemhnr Q. 1851 .-n2M3. " .tnll ~
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DIR. eCHRTSTIE,S

1t A Ia v A N III b II A u E Il Il i y
Are found of vast service in cases Of Convusons or T
Spasmodc Complaints and general Nervous Affections Of The
Head and upper extremes Also in Palsy and Paralysis and
Energy in the limbs or other organs Of the body.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-13

Offices heresy given thOtI have been
/ Y appointed Administer of the estate Of Ste
phen M. Hayman, deceased, at the Sept. term of
Meigs common pleas. The creditors Of the dec d
will therefore present their claims duly aulhenti-
Gated for settlement in one year from this date.
.r' ADAM HARPOLD.
Oct T. I35l-n47w3Dd. s'a.
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-POMEROY WHARF BOAT.

COUhT HOUSE LANDING.
HAVING newly fitted up my Wharf BOat,
and bmpfoEedits capacity, l am prepared to re-
celye and forward all kinds of goods produce, &C.,
eiFher up or down the river, at the most feasona-
bic rates. Having made permanent arrangements
with thssteansers llyihg regularly TO Cincinnaii
and Pittsburgh, ] am prepared tofprward freights
at uniform rates regardless of the season. Those
wishing TO ship on the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
Pac6ets, or on any of the smaller boats plying re-
'ghldrly- Ohio, 'paReSeille, q or "GoS! Meigs,p
can make their shipments through me at a great
advantage. fMy,chafges are moderate, and asimy
facilities fofstoring goods are not exceeded by any
other boat on the River, iiivte' business men to
consult their own interests by advancing mine.
lJareful and attentive hhnds are always ready day
md night, TO receive or discharge freight, h.,
h = Eamlllcs removing to the West can be ac-
tommodated on board the Wharf Boat q..ij....
,f june t2n36 ,7 yttaaqit Ia, JAS. MARTIN. .
N. b. All letters and freight should be direct
I'd \. Martin, Pomeroy Wharf Boat, Court House
banding."li l.,i,i, Il. d s.a,-s.s,i,H f,' 'f,I,
JAthens Messenger copy to the amount of 81
o. Z. :
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CABfNETi jRNTTURE

in this pert Of Ohio All kinks Of Furniture will
be manufactured at the lowest prices, viz:
Rosewood Mahoganp and Black Walnut sets,
carved, ornamental and plain, suitable for parlors,
drawing and bed rooms. E.a
Persons desirihg any articles in the Furniture
line, from theplainesti to the most elegant and
costly, are respectfully invited to call.
The following articles will be made to order
Bureaus, Tables, Stands, Bedsteads, Oupboards
and all kinds of household furniture also
Tete tete sofas; Tete tete diyans;
Conversation Chairs; Reception ncbairs;
Rosewood parlor do Mahogany paTlor- chairs;
Black walnut do q tCane seat 'fS,s do
Mahog' 'yrocking Piano stool 50 lgdo
tpt Sofas in plush hair and cloth oovers,I
Divans do dohlg do 5 do - 4
~ 0ttomans, mahogany French bedsteads; tW W
Snr Black walnut ,6l wdo ,nt do laiQ1 g
af Marble top centre tables; 20 m n,ldeni
Marble top dress bureaus; ,fg-ilf asa tls,a
Marble top fancy stands, i4t gg3EsJi ss5W
Mahogany wardrobes, Secretaries and epi la4
Bookcases, worN stands, toilet tables, &c. n
GJ-All orders promptly attendedto. p .iss ari d
ezstHs.r-r7 Collins of every description ma
nitfactured promptly to the time feb04n20tf. x
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Surgeon Dentist,

when not professionally absent. he is prepared
10 execute all operations pertaining 10 the profess
sion, in style Of neatness, ease and durability.
TEETH inserted in complete or parts of sets,
upon GOLD plate, with or without artificial Gums, in
90 accurate a manner, as TO deceive the closest OBJ
server. .SaG t'
His charges shall in all cases be low, and gradu-
atcd according to the amount of labor and material
expended; pledgng himself To give entire satislac
ton in all cases entrusted to his care.
I7"LADlES waited upIn at their residences, if
Tetliired.
GTThe NERVE killed and the Tooth saved with
eut sensation Of pain 10 the patient.
ly'rhe Lethcon will be used for extracting
Teeth, If required t'ttf
ALSO
CANCERS, all kinds; old RUNNING SORES,
SCROFULA, FITS, RHEt 'BlATlSM, first and Sc
eond stages Of CONSUMPTION, on moderate
terms. -s.sfrr ss-...4 tt4t
He invites the afflicted portion Of the community
70 give him call. A fair trial is all hO asks
May IS n30tf.
August $500 85 niGln4
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RIMELDARFER HOUSE, Frop

IHELUAHFER IHWUSE, FFOD
IN Street, POniefOy, Ohio. The SUI
scriber has fitted up large and conpodious hou,
near the Steamboat Landing, where he is rea(
and prepared at all times to, accommodate ii I,
travelling public. His house is comfortable al
fnrniture entirely nevis prepared to accommt
date large number Of boarders, and rooms can Il,
had for private families ON the most reasonab,
terms. 6Nii 3 't'ft'@tP i-f'b 3" t'ltAi 2a' re !
He thinks from the long experience that he has
had in the business he can give general satisfai
ton His table 81 all at all times be furnished witt
the best that the market affords &nf
Baggage will be conveyed to and from the stem
boats free Of charge. A careful and attentive Pc
terwll at all times be ready to wait upon the rat
cling public with their baggage. z PI"'
iai8 '' s.'T' F. B. RIHELDARFER. .
PoinRrnY .Henernher 10 1870 -n1orn6 tL a,L
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Administrators Notice.

AT the June Term of the court of common pleas
of Meigs county, the undersigned was appointed
ed and qualified as Administrator, with the will
annexed, Of the estate Of William Mcdaniel, late
. 91 E, JONES.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-13

LOUNTY LAND,--For those &ho served in
1.-THE War ofls12 with Great Bhtninor any Of the
Indian ] have received copy Of the late Act of
Congress, passed September %, 0850, granting
Bounty land, &C., and am prepared 10 procure
lands und:r the provisions ofSaid
Those desiring information concerning tker
rights to lands can be inomed by application to
me-. No change will be made except in cases pro-
wing successful and ia such charges will be reason
~" ag J.,cARTwRlGHTI
oet0 50noSi0
Eoticc.
Stockholders In the pomeroy Salt Co. are here
by notified that their regular meeting The election
Of Directors, aud the ipOSsaction OF other bns-
ness, win be held at tho Company's Office, on the
first Monday ~ January
BY orllr Of Dinsetors.
@. R. POMtRoY, Tress'r.
Pomc-oy, Dec. lc, 1851,
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DIR. CHRISTIEhS

DIR. CHRISTIErS 4l sl9
GALVANIC NECKLACH.
10 used for all complaints affecting the Throat Head suoh
Bronchitis Inflammation Of the Throat Nervous and eck
Headache Dizziness Of the Head Neuralgia In the Face Bus
EnR or Roaring in the Ears Deafness which 10 generally
Nervous and that distressing complaint called Tic DeOrsuS
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Cured by Wistars Bclsain of Wild Cherry. The
following cure of Jcf1miah Isgrgg, Of ConSulhp-
ton, Give of his brothers and sisters having died
Of Consumption) is truly, wopdcffui. Ought not
giyiAg remedy, when it siiecting cures lke'thc
following. . st rs
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N U MBER 80.
per-table, IT ishup, aud get an early sup
per, for it'saei l.meeting tonight"

A SHAM DUEL.-COl. -, who, for years
past, might be seen daily in the vicinity Of the
sheriff's office and old court buildings, was,
on Friday and yesterday, made the subject Of
a practical Joke, somewhat amusing to all con-
cerned except himself. The courage of the
Colonel was we'll known; he would fight
seVenty-fOur gun ship, and what entitled him
to still greater consideration, was his tlrm ad-
herence TO the old code Of honor, notwith-
standing the various new codes of laws which
he has heard quoted. '
The Colonel was insulted near the sheriff's
office on Friday by young Creole, and I'M
mediately showed his contempt OF his adyer-
sary by making an affidavit before the Clerk
of the First District Court, in which he charg-
ed that the said young Creole had no fear OF
God in his heart and aetuated and spurred on
by the d-l, had called him abusive names
The matter did not end here; for the antago-
mist Of the Colonel, whom we will call the
Commodore for convenience, sent him chal-
lenge. The Colonel accepted-the weapons
selected were pistols-the time was Friday
evening, and the place vacant lot in the rear
Of the Second District Court, owned BY one
of the seconds in the affair. The expected
duel created some stir, and numerous persons,
friends of both parties, went to witness L.
1t had been arranged, however, between the
Commodore aud the seconds, that no shot nor.
ball was TO be used on the occasion. The quar-
rel, to all appearances, could not be settled
amicably; but the Colonel stood his ground
firmly, although he believed that bullet was
to be shortly sent direct to his head or heart.
We have seen the will made by the Colonel be.
fore he went out to do battle. It is brief and
to the point, like the productions Of all great
men. The Colonel evinced no emotion, ex-
cent after the first two shots had been exchang-
ed without damage to any body, and then it rs
rumored that he dropped tear, as an old ac-
quaintance shook him by the hand and con-
graduated him on his courage. On the second
fire the Commodore fell, and the Colonel was
soon after informed 6at he was dying, and
that he (the ColoneD had better absent him
self. The Colonel took to his. heels, and hav-
| ing obtained a safe retreat in the swamp, sent
an anxious message respecting the cond dition OF
his late adversary. There was plan on foot
last night to oiutToducethe Commodore, in the
| garments of thetonib, to the Colonel, with all
! the ghOstly accompaniments Of burning taT
and turpentine, and rattling chains; but we
have not heard that it has been carried into
practice.-N o. PicGyaae.
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tered the careful guardian as he watched with
intense interst, and as he watched, be OBJ
served the object Of his care disencumber him
self Of his burden, figure in black emerged
from beneath the cloak, and a heavy plunge
INTO the stagnant water was the signal Of its
disappearance.
The perpetratOr of this appalling deed i'm
mediately aseended the steps. The shocked
witness felt the blood eurdling through his
veins. His eyes seemed doubly fixed on his
retreatiDg friend and OH the rippled surface of
the water where the body sank. The safety Of
his friend kept him mute; for to call for as
sistmce was to reveal the murderer.
Leaving the place, he quickly gained upon
took the direct road to the hotel. They ar
rived there at the same moment and they re-
cognized each other without exchanging a
word. A Simultaneous pressure Of the hand
was the salutation; and the friend shuddored
to feel that the one he clasped was cold and
clammy. The door opened to their summons,
and they mounted together to their chamber.
The explanation given by the young Amer
lean to his friend, was full Of that source Of in
terest which lovers of the Radcliffe school de-
light in-nameIy, the horrible. The nun, by
whose appearance he had been captiVated, had
received some untold injury or slight from a
young priest, and had assassinated him in her
cell. 1t was for the purpose Of conveying
away the murdered body that she invited the
traveller to this fearful interview. Maddened
by her beauty and the draught of wine which
she had induced him to swallow, he consented
to become the agent of her dark purpose, but
to avoid the possibility Of her crime being de-
tected, she had mixed poison in the cup, and
the unfortunate stranger, at once her agent
and her victim, scarcely finishes his narration,
before the drug takes affect, and he expires in
great torture His fellow traveller lays before
the officer of the police a statement Of the
whole transaction But bigoted respect for
the religious association STILES the DEGREES Of
Justice, and induces them without making any
investigation, to suffer the mysterious aud
dreadful circumstance to pass into oblivion.
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How TO Snow LOVE- FOR WIFE.-Show
love for your wife aud your admiration of
her, not in nonsensical compliment; not i'll
picking up her handkerchief or her glove, or
in carrying her fan not, though yon have the
means, in hanging trinkets or baubles upon
her; not in making Yourself fool by wink
ing at and seeming pleased with her foibles or
follies or faults but show it by acts Of real
goodness towards her; prove, by uueqnivocal
deeds, the high value you set upon her health,
and life and peace Of mind letgour praise OF
her 90 to the full extent Of her deserts, but
let it be consistent with truth and with sense,
aud such as to convince her Of your sincerity.
He who is the flatterer Of his wife, only pre-
pares her ears for the hyperbolical stuff of
others. The kindest appellation that her
Christian name affords, is the best that you
can use, especially before faces. An eVerlast-
ing my dear, is but sorry compensation for
the want Of that sort Of love that makes the
husband cheerfully toll by day, break his rest
by night, endure all sorts Of hardships, il the
life or health Of his wife demand it. Let your
deeds and not your words carry to her heart
daily and hourly confirmation of the fact that
you value her health and life and happiness
beyond all other things in the world and let
this be manifest to her, particularly at those
times when life is more or less in danger.
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WHAT Mrs. SMITH SA1D.-"Saint Agathal

WHAT Mrs SMITH SAID. saint Agatha
NOT been out of the city this summer2" u.s.
"No; Jones said he couldn't afford it.
"Hy dear aaaOCeat A6ig5tg Mr.. Jones
smokes his fOrty-nine cigars day as usual,
don heY''
eyes ," ... -....
"Well, he rides horseback every morning"
eyes. - .J3
"Well; he plays billiards, and takes his sher-
ry and hock and all that sort thing down
town, don hep s n 't..e
"Well; put that and that to1et6er Just so
Smith told .,me-"couldn't afford it," I
did mt dispute the popt. 1t was too much
trouble. | smA' d just as sweetly at him, as
if didn't know il was all humbug; but I
very quietly went to my boudoir, and de-
spatched note to that Jewel of doctor, -,
that | should be taken violentlyill about the
time that Smith came home to dinner, and
shouldn't probably recover till after trip to
Saratoga or Niagara or some Of those Qaiet
places. Well; he is as keen as a briar; and
when Smith came home aud sent for him, he
found me in a state of f0reoydGiAed erkaHs-
tiOA, in the hands Of my maid Libby. He felt
my pulse, looked wise and oracuar, and said
] must have change OF air. OF course [
objected; declared | never could bear to be
moved; was quito entirely run down, &c.
Doctor said he wouldn't be answcrable for
the consequences, and finally, to Obitge Mr.
Smith, l gave inl Understand? Nothing
like little diplomacy. Always use The check
rein, my dear, If you want to start Jones off
in new direction. Men are little contrary,
that's all. They'd be perfect treasures, ev-
cry mothers son Of them, if it WASH for that!
@ FANNY FERN.
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Rare Binds.-A pious soldier, an econnli-
cal sailor, a rich author On impartial critic a.
inconsolalable widow, a happy old bachelor,
an incensorious old maid, a moderate refor
mcr, and under sanguiue protector, peace
making lawyer, clergyman, ,who, practices az
he breaches, a physician who does not kill
more than be cures, smoker who is not Just
on the brink Of breaking off, a weh fed boar
der a cheerful tailor, a lean butcher, silent
barber, end successful gold digger, 5laio
4 Hasss Folks. .-@A child with rattle, a
small chap drumming on tinpan. ,Aasehool
boy on a holiday. Two lovers walking by
inoonlielit. A gent imbibfig a sherry cobler,
4 boy sucking new cider through straw, and
two country misses over an ice cream,
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? 0 E r r z
DE OLD FOLKS AT HOME.



..... -
TThc following Is said TO be the last fashionable
igro melody, and is making great sensational
Way down upon the Sawncy river,
Far, far away,
Dah's wha my heart is turning ever,
Dab wha de old folks stay.
All up and down the whole creation,
Sadly roam,
Still longing for the old plantation,
And for de old folks at home.
All the world am sad and dreary,
Every where roam-- ..s
Oh, dorkies, how my heart grows weary,
Far from the old folks at home.
All round the little farm l wandered,
When | was young
Den my happy days squandered,
Many the songs ! sung;
When was playing wild my brudder,
Happy was !; tgy
Oh, take me TO my kind old mudder,
Dah let me live and diei
All the world am sad and dreary,
Every where IrOam--
Oh, darkies, how my heart grows weary,
Far from the old folks at home.
One little hut among the bushes,
One that love, tG
StlIl fondiy to my memory PUSHES,
No matter where rove.
When Will hear the beesa hummln'
All 'm0ng dc eombY
When viii hear the banjo trummln',
Down In my good old homer
All the world am sad and dreary,
Every where | roam
Oh, narkies, how my heart grows weary,
XXI Far from the old folks at home,
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On coming into my parlor he bowed graceful
ly, and on motoning him to a seat, took
chair and drew it towards the table with all
the ease " The world HeeaEnlpe .ls
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SHIBGY YAhH,
pHrae1Ns AND THE sHARPERs;

or,
HOW lie WAS DONE" OUT OF A GOLD WATCH.
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Kind Eolkes .--Thc man who makes you "a
present you do not want The friend who
gives you SO muchaavice. The lady who IN
sists that You have not made out your dinner
The old gehtlenan Whois starving himself 70
layup moneg for yeu Tho shop keeper WHO
abatea the price Of tho article, Just because u
is you. ana the mother who lets tho dear chll :
dren do as they please.
90 Psysecatedl Peopfe. Women by that ty-
rant maui boys hg their parents and teachers,
and al poor people by the society at large,
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loud ring at the gato.bell made me stan

ing phietOn and pair c0ntaininr
- -af,a = =.