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The SPEAKER announced the first business In
order 10 be the bill for the relief of Osborn Cross,
4, ouartermaster in the army of the United Ssates)
whose office in the autumn OF 1912, IN the city OF
New Orleans, was robbed of SO COB 92 IN treasury
notes 1t appears that S3,33s 10 OF tins amount
was subse quently recovered from the thieves. The
Committee Of Claims exonerate the major from all
blame and report that he used due diligence in
the premises The bill authorizes the Secretary Of
the Treasury to give him credit for the hrst named
sum.
Debate ensued at the termination of which, un-
der the operation of the previous question the bill
passed.
Two Intellectual motions made to go into
Committee of the Whole on the state of the Union
upon the Homestead bill; and the House ALEC re-
fused TO receive itselfinto Committee of the Whole
on the private calendar.
And the House then adjourned.
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The ETHER COMMONWEALTH octave pamphlet
of forty pages has been issued at Hartford Connec
ticut, entitled discovery by the late DR.. Horace
Wells of the Applicability Of Nitrous Oxyd Gas
Sulphuric Ether and other Vapors. in Surgical
Operations, nearly two years before the patented
discovery Of Ora. Charles r.. jackson and W. 4.
G. Norton"
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Two brothers, named Smm, who stopped ut the
indian Queen Hotel. New Orleans, on their way
from California, and while there had their trunk
robbed Of &5,226 in gold, have recovered iudg +.
ment Tor that amount against the proprietor. The
court decided that innkeepcrs are liable for the
property stolen from strangers and travellers so.
Joufning at their inns.
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THK METROPOLIS BANK.-The New Yorl

The METROPOLITAN BANK.-The New York
Tribune of Saturday says:
1--WE understand sixty suits were commenced
to-day against the Metropolitan Bank for viola
tons of the Foreign Bank Note law of 1899 The
bank denies any such violation. Some one thou
sand eight hundred more suits are to follow, il is
stated, when the papers are prepared, which, ms
the penalty is s 900 for each offence, will ma Ike
avery considerable aggregate fine-wben any body
gcts it,"
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The SECRETARY OF STATE and lady left
Washington on Friday on visit to Massa
chusetts.
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Ar EARTHaUAxs.-Just before O'Clock yester-
day afternoon some sensitive pereons remarked a
peculiar shaking or tremor, which was apparently
without cause, and, although few suggested the
probability OF an earthquake, the idea was not po
pular.-Noo York 7,tbuns, 3Oh.
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Psorssson B. y EDWARDS, distinguished theo
Logan Of Massachusetts, died recently at Charles
ton, s. e..
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PETITION

BY Mr. PORTER: The petition 0. ifty-six cid
OF Lincoln county, Missouri, asking the cs-
tabishment of n certain post road.
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The above letter is one sent, by the 5th Auditor
TO Congress to justify bis management Of the light
houses Of country; and, considering that the
writer has been in the employ Of the 3th Auditor,
and lie TO certain extent open TO the same charges
are made against the Auditors management, il
ia equally modest and disinterested testimony
What ] wish to call attention to is the disingenu-
business OF the latter writer where nc speaks OF San
katy Head and other lights and their quality.
No person not knowing the fact would suppose
that this SsDksty Head light. which Mr.. insinu-
ates he constructed, was one Of those came Fresnel
lights about which there is 40 much discussion; but
such IL the fact aud II is the beet light our coast
with perhaps the exception of the revolving lights
on the highlands OF Nevcrsink, which il aso a
Fresnel. aud all who have it speak highly
Of il.
The remark about the unnecessary introduction,
&c, is another sample Of the unfsirncss shown to
wards those who wish the lights improved. No
man that know OF has asked that there might be
general change Of the lghts. The most asked
for has been, that the salient points of coast
such as Cape Hateras, the Tortugas, &c, lights
OF the greatest intensity might be used, and that
the Fresnel lights had that character; and it was
also asked that the present lights might be rem
dercd more Efficient, and furnished with distinctive
cbaractcrs
feel, To a certain extent, that am trcspassing
on the patience Of the public, but il is contest
against "tbe powers of dorkness;' and, trusting
that all may forbear until they the light which
IL coming, remain yours, respectfully,
GEO. w, BLUNT.
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Congress-.

The Senate was not in session on Saturday.
The House of Representatives debated and
passed private bill.
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SLvEn Cause.-The New York Tribune of Sa-
turday says:
"About three hundred thousand dollars in silver
was purchased to-day by leading exchapg,
drawer and will probably go forward by the steam.
of to- morrow or next week"
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The paintings belonging to the cstate Of the late
Philip Hone were sold on Wednesday by +. n.
Ludlow, esq., and realized the cum of aT,409 40.
Some of the principal pictures sold for the follow.
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THIRTY-SECOND CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
HOUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
SATURDAY, May /, 1852.

The SENATE was not in session to-day.
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From u'e Nep York Journal Of Commerce.
OFrIcE ESoINEER-IN- CHEF, u. s. n.


Sir: have the honor to knowledge the receipt
Of yours of the 5th instant. asking NY opinion Of
the buildings and lights of such of the United States
lighthouses as l have visited; and also the opinion
OF such seafaring men as have known, as to the
efficiency or otherwise Of the lights In reply, it
gives me great pleasure to state:
That have, at various times, visited nearly eve
ry lighthouse on the Atlantic coast, from the eK
treme eastern point of Maine to Cape Hatteras, in
North Carolina, and that my visits had the specia
purpose OF observing their condition. have also
visited several Lighthouses in Great Britain and
France, and have been employed for several years
on lighthouse duty, making that subject special
duty can, therefore, speak positively regarding
the lighthouses of the United States, and cay that
all Of them which have come under my obssrva
ton, with the exception Of a few Of very ancient
date, were in good repair. and had been originally
well and ludciousy constructed, with regard to
the money expended and the purpose to be attained
'rha, the lighting apparatus wac in good order and
very clearly kept The lights efficient and
ample for the purpose they were built to The
expenditures were all controlled by the most rigid
economy, both regards fret cost and after main
tenance; nor can possibly imagine where dol
lar OF retrenchment could be made.
The opinion of vast number Of seafaring men
with whom have had occasion to converse on THE
subject has uniformly been, and II ia also my own.
that our lights equal in efficiency to those OF
Europe, and amply sufficient for all purposes Of
navigation.
In this connection, it may be proper to observe
that designed and supern'ended the construction
Of the "Sankaty Head Lighthouse" and other
lighthouses the coast of the United States which
are acknow lodged by all to be equal to the best
European ligbts; and will conclude with the gene.
raj expression Of opinion, that the unnecessary in
PRODUCTION OF the costly buildings and lighting APP
partus employed in Great Britain and France, will
at least treble the expenditures, without being fol-
lowed by at all commemorate benefit.
With great respect, am, sir, your obedient
servant,
(signed) b. f. SHERWOOD,
Chief Engineer United States Navy.
STRPHES PLEAsoNros, esq, Fifth Auditor Urea
sury Department, and Superintendent-Ge Gen eral
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[New York Courisy and Enquirer
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Of Hungary from Russia; we effect nothing for
the deigerance Of one people from the power of
other by the force of arms How and with what
weapons arc VIC 10 proceed In this great conflict
The Autocrat Of Russia, with a million Of armed
men, assisted by the despot Of Austria, Brennus-
like. nings into scale the sword; and into the
other the vnlorOus Senator from Michigan burls
bis potent Congressional resolution Of ''dcep con
Germ" Laughter What is 90 be the result
what the issue OF tbis great conflict? Why, Lord
PslmcrstOn tells ne that opinions stronger than
armies; and Of course the result must be that the
puissant Senator from Michigan will come forth tri-
umphant from the conflict But, sir il il not Con
grcrsional resolutions, carefully considered, diplo-
inaucaily pcnncd, ably advocated by the senator
ia the other end Of the Capitol or resolutions die
lated by kOssuth at Harrisburg, and voted by ac-
canstiOn by m1ss mcoting-these arc not the
opinions which are stronger than armies They
are those opinions which take possession of the
soul; which become deep, abiding convictions of
the heart and mind, and which cannJt be severed
from II; which pass from heart 10 heart, with
electric communication. These are the opinions
which arc stronger than armies, because they take
procession OF armies Themselves, and turn them
against the tyrants whom they served. And, sir,
how are those opinions originated, propagated,
and sustained BY the contemplation Of the eY :.
ample OF our greatness, our prosperity, our pro-
grees, and our power. The very fact that we, in
doing nothing more than taking care of Ourselves,
have prospered, il sufficient for the propa
CATION and support Of such opinions az these
such convictions arc more powerful than armies
why, the moral influence Of our example has
gone throughout Europe with a power more i'm.
posing thah thc march OF armies, or the weight OF
navics irresistible, subvcrtng empires. oyestnrn
ing dynastics, and awakening whole nations Of
people 10 q consciousness Of their rights II ever
the dcverance OF Europe Is to be Effected il il bv
such ntans as these. " the prejudicos Of thou.
and years can be cast aside, ne an old carmen,
out and 10 be abandoned If they can break
those letters which have eaten into their very esh
that chain which clanks about the very heart itself
-. a
prejuIices on which those institutions are found
cd, which have lasted so long to become time.
hoLorc1, very part Of their political and social
life tself, almost inseparable from their natural
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Operations Of the United States Mint.

We are indebted to f. c. Dale, esq, for the fol
lowing official information:
COINAGE FoR APRIL, 1852.
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ARMY SUPPLIES.

r. y;
until oois.k NJ q IRE day February asst
..,..:: ss;ssis =: Gs,s;s ss:s.: ,isss,.s :aa
before sho 81. July 1855 tss anisrssasd rs..r,ia
ns,s shlrd ssdision. ,Ss qa:as.y ssv srse:
50 90 yards Ky blue tv,d voosu cloth 10 =. tho.
Goashiy sponssd By The usnufassusss before DE de-
4, y s 60! s:ss' e rns!..sAss cotton drilling.
1$ $; So & e = 4: e: $: * +:
pair. :ssI half stockings three sl... Weighing
:.in.on orange. sss, r.4 and s..
Rrss; ' ,.s,. fi e, dr.sosssa ,s,
Lpaulstte, n Q. s.-Engnssrs. ordnance. artillery and
Do ;s.,s,:s r.: s;lr.'' engineers. ord.
s,s :isss a.. s.s1 .oss s!' q I'll kinds.
s .rrs .na si.nrs
Lumbsr-.sesnd common. per l 700 feet, tbox ssuH x
! SELLING axe.
Drums, artillery and infantry
Drum heads batter.
Drum ~; : III s :ss1 ss:ri.s..
VIZ ;;Sis.i ~: = poles and 40 pins. &c; acts
Common DO. DO DO
Curry combs.
Spurs, eaiis.
II billiards, garrison and recruiting hass.
Bunting red, White, and blue.
Rlue serge.
Blue flannel for cost linlngs
All Of hioh IL 10 rablc, should b Of domestic
fcture conform in quality and other rspot 20
the standard sealed patterns n this ONCE, by which ell
supplies furnish on contracts will DO tested samples Of
Nsh for xooisn ana oossop Cloths win % ssas ey mil;
may be desired from utActurers wishing to Offer
eosnls.
Contracts will be based accepted proposals for the
thol funlment OF hiob securities will DO
required nsbe delay in the icution Of no
such faithful % the contract will be
gsrded sufficient for eaneens the acceptance Of
the favored hid
Bids desired only from manufacturers regular
dealers in the srce proposed to be furnished and nos
will he respected considered from IL
manufacturer guar dealer in the desired
supplies which fsct, the 10 Distinctly
10 she bids ole wel tho and addr
Of the intended TO be proposed arss
4 contract is obtained.
Ten per cent Of The mount Of each delivery will be
tanned until the shall be pleed which 10 be
fo feited TO 81 United State la Of failure the
Of tho contractor 10 fulfil the terms and OF his
contract. @ II. CROSMAN
Ma and Quarternaster.
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ocYu .sc,s .UvyeCa .yn OC .-Y.c.

ONO LIFE AND BLIsSFUL IMMORTALITY TO
IL the talented Dr. Lutener mist and aurst 81 Prince
New York for the restorst Of nssring alter
bng given In despair BY Of the most eminent ply
ne nno. ma r 81 sn.Ts.. a.
compared with dsasreoase diehare Of Is years
Standing Ioha Deacon Liberty place NJ Y. You cured
me desfnss and discharges OF ID years durationJoha
Smith, IS Bohs atrcet Brock,n Iwss cured Of deafness
Glover. u, brilder Hroskyn Hundreds q
TIMERS Innrmay, so Prince street. Of Broadway
from 10 till T.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.

WATCHES AND JEwELRY.-THE SUBSCRIBER Is
w now selling watches At Ietal ~ the following 70
markably low prices being much Lass than osf house,
Fine Gold Detached Levers, full tewelled 80
Gold Hunting Eng,ish patent Levers for gentleon
Gold ting Watches which eight days.
Gold Watches in magic caecs which change into throe
different watches.
Uaod watches which wind up hands without ANY
key.
JERGENsEw
Watches With certificates from him with each watoh.
feet time keeper.
coorER WATCHES
Duplex and Lovers In hunting cases. perfect time
keepers.
INDEPENDENT SECOND
Watches for timing horses in gold and silver cases.
Splendid Gold Pocket
cHRoN0MerERs.
Gold and silver LEVERS DETACHED LEVERS, Hrfa css
and all other styles'of watches.
Ali If the above for GALE ~ retsN much less than the
usual prizes also all kinds Of diamond rpGs and
pins.
SILVER
Also al kinds Of gold ohains pure gold wedding rngB
god keys and soa gold pens add pencils geld and silver
shmbos diamond sings and pins bracelets gold cckcts
pins esrrngs gold and silver acles breast pins
rings silver fruit hnives sterling all
forks, &c. much less than she usual Watches
and jewelry exchanged All watches warranted to keep
good time the money returned. Watcaes CLOCKS and
ewery repaired In the best manner ~ much than she
usual prices GAO. U. ALLEN
IL wall street. up stairs anar Rrsadwav
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DocToR HUNTERS RID DROPS Cannon RE HAD
~ gnnine n N, nso. n. Y.-it can be hsd in Nsw o.
kans go Canal street u makes speedy All tht-
ush IN certain di WI hout the ess resltsn
~ si-t drink, exposure, business One d1st vial
wi,ho,t mecicAi book Only place. ~ Dvyl'n street.
np s'sl New yors, until tho new ohce No Sis nnshet
For ten eayr a. every onnsumriate qusck dstr IA thia
and other cities h.t get some lie sboos ta srer 70
WIN h.ve been ruined viss mercury BY these villains AMI
umbpgs.
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(soArOkAfiON sALn " RIAL ks1ATh-P0ALLO
sssi . Is. coss .sos.s q x. sins.s rssa q he
T.: .s.. -; e::':
:SIis .':,laS T.:.as
e.''sa' 'A'
:;i.s :s.
Third % lots on bloch sounssa y rit.y-slxh.h ana
Tourshss lots on Siooi Soundsd Sv sxtissh and sixty
o: soSnass ~ ..4 sixty
seond ssrsets Ane Firth and si1sh a,snuss ,., -
ussys,s . s % ana .ss sys1sh
ssvsnIh-@ lass between Hxsy-sxth asd Sixty. Fiftl
Eishsh-~iss between sissyss,snsn and Sixty eighth
Ninsi-N lois os ssssnss.soonS street, aorsA dassos
ii5th and Sixth svsuuss.
and riiss .na ssss ana
.s s,'i Ss and
rysla.M low oD ssvsssy-sshsa "rssA aorsh side Of
Isirsssnsa.n ios. :. rlsAS.sh street, north id. Il
seventy seventh street, north siAs.
I'd 2. Fourth and nd, Fifth s svspqss: s...
Nd ssvsAtysxhth strests and Sixth and Seventh svs-
{: : u: X. rive:
den Hss and scbisos 70 Lease % Ihs same u Nay L
@ Nth R., s :s.sa ,sp al, ,.r, ., n.r No. IA.
Ave-. fosS q Broad street, End sh. hal. part q N. bulk
sss ii. i Nay p isss With 81 sos rent per .nnss
sa.sry r.ss pier s.. 1ass river.
subject ssi sa.ss he
s ~ !. rs. e:
A.. ss..s street: g:
ss cT.D S s sess ' .. the same
& III linz = on
s .e :a ssSs s Ssf s:r q pr
Sesdsa oo:as: lease on shs same
Ss.ss & -:
III .s, l. iss, With ss,ooo ron. pss .nnun.
lam. s aa e:
& ss rss. sss %
sssee shall keep the same in repair
s s
sr. Nos Is 49, sab,ess 10 lease On the Ssms to Mar
ss.tsfy lsii par. Of Pc, No s. ss .
40 A Win .ss saltSs.d Sstwssn SAID siars subject TO
s.': vi. Il ~ s,sr IL s'.
a Eepsir.
9Th bal, Of shs SukheAl bsawson piers Nos 81 and 80 sad
ss q ss q sashs s or ,so !, @ ss ., sld s
st par .nnnm, With oovoRsnt hstRho ssss shall ksep
No Ls.s s,sg = a .ss ~. nip
~ .nnaS ~sS oo1snsai Sss shs ssss. sh. fasp shs
Twenty aiashr 70; A East river .. e.. zip win s
ps snnu@ with shss me lessee shall keep
ssss. s; s.s...s s s. s
Ti:hn 100 feet OF the outer end Of said pier 70 Nay
rom sSs outer end vii III 10 given Nay s without Any
:,a,s5 s ss ss. 70
~ With saSs rent per snnsn, With ooysnsas shss W.
n. ssss .hi ss N: IL so river foot
Aress subject 70 lesscs the same I'LL Nay 1885, with
Ssr' s., ,,s. ,s, s 9S:.s
q Win :s r:s per ssag r. wi, Win !, 20
North S,ss between
"a Pier. z 2, and S. subject 70 lease on the
ast he lessee snail keep tho same in repair.
TAirty nthPisr No S North RIVER A. rrsnilin s.sesA
Fsst s.shpi.s No s. s:rsA Kv., q Beach street. Ct:
n :s;s, % :: 1.s.: ..
40 Somysross once. NO. Hall Of Records. and after
3
Dee s.sh Az inl;d:.sy shs, ne :sls ai.ssn gsT
purchases Inc "a
shsn the deeds will be ready for delivery and the balance
rs Der seatl remain bond and mortgage Tor fvo
from January 1888 with ,ntsrss. a. We rate Of 4.
all purchases of pier property ths ID day Of
February 1883 when the deeds will DO ready for delivery;
nsrx.ss for hr.. years from resIusry 1855 with int;
yssriy All aecruns the pier and wharf property
10 February 1853, reserved 10 the city The sale win
70 zen per not paid previous to the following days
Ale. win 30 sold over again the next day.
JOSEPH q. TAYLOR, Comptroller
gsnpraorLER's orSroE No. Hall Of Rsocrdi Nov. =,
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CORPORATION NOTES -PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
~ BY given that position has bssn presented In the
Board Of ALDERMEN for la Fortieth street, between
thereto requested to present the sae IN
writing TO che engineer this ooe before Dscenber
n. 1889. NICHOLAS DEAN, President
Croton AoueduoA Departupsns. Dse. 49, 1854
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V>HlEB YoRK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
na sts..:rs=Ths shir seaIzisins this line Me
PACIFIC, Captain Nye-
ARCTIC Captain Luos.
BALTIC, Captain Comstosk.
ADRlATIC. Captain Grafton
fneee ships having been bu srsot expressly fes
service has taken In their
In their engines 70 insure strength and speed
elegance and eomforA
rros Of passage New York 70 Liverpool In 6rrs
oin SID In second cabin. So Exsusvs Of exsra hss
s 50 r. $500.
From Liverpool TO New York, ESD and E9u.
An experienoed surgeon attached each ship
Ne bofth5 secured untu pad
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Ero. ALnANv-wTErER ARRAkGEMnNT-TazE I'm
Z daily Hnes-Farc 81 sU--The treaf losys City Hal
yson- Of Tryen and Centre daily sup
tIys excepted, - follows ;-Tirs tvan 40 I'D A. w. ma
t-sn stopping ~ all the ~ay stations soooaj brain
albany express stepping ~ Croton Falls, Dover PSn
3isdeie and Chatham Four Corners arriving ~ 10 NJ
stme 70 connect With the 81 train from Albany, wess
hiId trsia 70 ~ asasy s,press stopping ~ crst,n
Carers arriving p M oonAeoti.g - Albany With
sress train FOR Buffalo Returning, will leave East Albany
W. II is ", nail train, msking all ssoys, and p. NJ
ssyrers vsin. arriving in Nov yarf slt Pm
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CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE IS
" hereby given 70 the or owners occupant or 90,
lands Affected tser,by tha. the wing assessments
the and lodged In the
the of Assesemepts for examination BY all
rers sted vEFor build SEVERN Thirty fifth
street. between Madison Fourth The
limits emb ~ such include al the several
lots Of vacant lots pieces and parcels OF
Had tusted both sides of Thirty nth street. from
Madison to hin eighty feet Of Fourth avenue.
whose interests affected by tho Gbsve named
and VII, opposed 70 the came or either Of
them requested present thei objsetions 10 writing
the undergped at their Office. No dal OF Records
within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT, J
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Once, Bureau OK Assessments Street Department Deo
Is 1882.
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uYATT's IsFALLIBLE LIFE BALsAM

lIYATT's tFALLIBLE LIFE BALsAM 7ys.
nsstines syrop Of hap.hs II
sis.ls ss1sn q d f ws GERRY II
scherc PUN onic u ush Syrup "a
Wolfe Aron nic s.hsldsm sshs apps,
81 es's ..e ds%ssy for
e ys1 Es..s. ss'.sy . Relief
hutch hu.shiI s., OK A. German Sisters
sSi ssssISassss ssd L 's.s' az.
neisssms, boilosss.s And % Sassys 9iss@sas f
Dsyis kshyehs ana ny serion and Barry ir.soreroM
A sPkEaDi AND CERTAIN CUE yQR NsUKAl5
sa .e.doIoreua soo,hschs. n.ryous hssdacns u !!
or .n S spss q
hood during the period q thing has been
indicated nseias the ::in ~ sss sss:s
Sssass msdiei snisa BEADS sSs n.osi.s. =
made and re.crsea .hs ods q a piieas,,s The nosIe
s e. a %:s's m.
s's, Of I GpJ .a
nerves saordps generally. ssns and aiwsys psrnsnss
ss1 ss' fsSsss s:
psSa % 70 ss' ssy. s S
30 % n:
Of .uoh .n nature 70 sGfaas ps.ssIs NJ n'ss sss
r!:: I +, ' s.:s, q: x; 8,
,ass liberal sonsrsoss ~ calling Che preprisssrs
f6'Hk HAkKIED WchAN1 PRIVATE mkDIOAE
essss q omen T.-nii, MI sdisos isno Do "a Prsse
81 Ys.r Of sutsrinv q physical ana nssssl ..sssl q
b.. sosi 'sp, sis; % ss. s:s :E <. ss:1s :
secret. Which sSoas ;, N 70 sn psssss siariy
here, sso, evssy fsmaie-sae me- the mothsr-ths cae
Of yssrs whom nature eonteraplsses an Important
.a5ss can aseo'.r sss sausss .,a .:os nd As .o:s
very ess a T. pot s.r sss sus;sos NOES OF 'ars "
tkItraot ola stter from ssaslsmsnin Dayton. ohisl
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