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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-03-10
GEO. w. DYSON & CO.,
GROcERS

UEO. w. y DUN N W.,
GROCERS,
South E. corner of King and Columbus Streets,
ALEXANDRIA, Va,
ID ESPECTFULLY solicit the patronage of
HI their friends and acquaintance Of Charles
and the adjoining counties, to their splendid as
sostmcnt of GROCERIES Of every kind, and
pledge themselves to give satisfaction as much as
possible. Being natives of the above county. we
appeal to our friends and the citizens in general
for their support, and feel confident of a liberal
share of their patronage.
IS'The above named firm have a LIVERY
STABLE, in good order, which is capable of ac-
commoIatng large custom, at South East cor
ncr of King and Columbus Streets.
Dec. 81, 1S51-6m.*
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-03-10
SALE OF LAND.

OhbH VI LAND.
TNElE undersigned is authorised to sell at PRI-
l. VATE SALE, the tract of LAND now oc-
cupied by Mrs. Arsnoe d. strengthening parts
of tracts of Land called Smalwood' s ENLARGEMENT
and Bayne. 1t contains about one hundred and
eighteen and three-fourths acres has upon it COM
IN Portable HOUSES, ,phtsxsah
= 1TfT T|A = large body of WOOD, ~
zssssTAl!i Eais in the neighborhood Sa8&&
M ..sHa .Ass9 Of Partnership and
short distance from navigable water
Further description is unnecessary, as any one
disposed to purchase can view the place.
GEO. BRENT.
Port Tobacco, Feb IL, 1852
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-03-10
Newport, Nov. IL, 1851.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, Tha, the
4 creditors of John F. Spalding, deceased,
file their claims, with the vouches thereof,
with the Clerk Of Charles County Court,
within six months from the 9th of October
next. GEORGE W. MATTHEW'S,
Sept. II, lS5l-6m. Trustee.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-03-10

No. n. EXCHANGE PLACE, No. II.
B.4LTLMORE.
4 T the old stand, Exchange Place, the subscri-
"A Der is constantly manufacturing
BOOTS, SHOES & GATHERS,
of every description He hopes the citizens of
Charles will not pass him by, but call and try to
fit their feet with Boots or Shoes. He will try the
best that he can. EDWARD CHOATE.
Baltimore Oct %, 1851.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-03-10
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER
WARE. &c

WE solicit the attention of the citizens of Port
w Tobacco and vicinity, to our stock of
m WITCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERW WARE
| IN &c. which we believe they will find larger
g...ssSand more varied than any ever offered for
sale in this city. Our facilities such to en-
able us to procure our stock on the best possible
terms: we are therefore enabled to sell goods in
our line at LEAST as low as ANY establishment
THIS COUNTRY.
Our assortment of fine GOLD WATCHES
cannot be excelIel, embracing as it does those of
all the celebrated makers of London, Liverpool
and Geneva.
London, Paris, and American Diamond snd
other rich Jewelry of every style and pattern alsE
medium qualities of the latest styles.
We call attention particularly to our stock OF
Silver Tea Sets, Sugar Bowls, Cream Pitchers
Cups, Ladies', Forks, Spoons, &c of our own man.
ufacture which we warrant equal in fineness to-
coin.
A long experience in watch repairing, added to
strict personal attention. justifes the promise Of
giving entire satisfaction to those who may have
fine watches, chronometers, &c to repair.
Always on hand a complete assortment Of Gold,
Silver, and Light Steel Spectaces and Eye Glass;
es of every focus.
Every article in our line made to order.
NJ. w. GAIT & BRO.
Pennsylvania Avenue, between 9th and 10Th s,s,
| Feb. lily. Washington, D. e.
| WHITEIIURSTS' FASHIONABLE
DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
| r IKENESSES Of acknowledged superiority
| IL taken at the GALLERY of J. II. WHITE
HURST, in the shortest time imaginable, and with
fidelity that has secured to the operator the unqual
fled praise of the best judges.
Besides the first medal awarded him by the Ma
ryland Institute, his pictures have received the APP
prevail Of some of the first men this country
boast of, all of the members of the present Cabinet
of the United States having sat for their portraits,
besides number of distinguished scientific and iitc-
rary characters, approved likcnesses of whom MAJ
be seen at the Gallery, No. 2o7 BALTIMORE
STREET.
The best hkenesses taken during cloudy weather
MORTE0TYPE likcnesses of the dead, embed
dcd in the tombstone, and rendered proof against
time.
GU. II. WI1ITEIlURSr has galleries in sue
cessful operation in New York, Washington, Rich
mond, Norfolk, Petersburg and Lynchburg.
Nav T. lS5l-ly.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-03-10
$3.50 REWARD
Charles Co. July 8. 1S5I.-tf

OUR stock of BOOTS and SHOES is completes
~ our Gentlemen's CLOTHING assortment
enlarged by an additional supply. Flannels, diff
ferent colors, all wool, at 25 cents and higher
Numerous articles. suitable for CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS, selected by the gentleman, ssSanta
Claus himself, are to be had here for some triAmr
coin. I57All kinds of Country Produce will be-
taken in exchange at Baltimore prices, by s. n
Dec 10. MEYENBERG s. BROS. =
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-03-10

= HAWLS.-Bay State and other descriptions
~ of ShawlS at all prices, and the newest style
OF this season. arc waiting for the Ladies' Please
call, ye daughters of Eve!
Dec 10. MEYENBERG & BROS. -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-03-10
COSTUME HALL,
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.

Cor. Pratt st. and Centre Market Space,
Baltimore.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-03-10

No. 60 LIGHT STREET,
BALTIMORE,
"TOULD call the attention of his customers in
w Charles county to his stock of fresh
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-02-13
Egy East Nights Mail.


PRESENTATIONS or I Com MrnAL re Hon
llENEY CLAY.--Utri'nei9a, F1j. !H The
presentation OF the Gold Medal TO Hon. Hen
ry Clay, took place in his private room mt the
National Hotel, at 3 o'clock this aflprnoon.-
No one beside the Committee and few per-
sonal friends were present The Chairman. ia
presenting the Medal, spoke briefly, to which
MIR. Clay responded, acknowledging the Gift in
a short but eloquent address. A larrc con-
course OF people had assembled at the hotel.
ana were much disappointed at not witnessing
the ceremonies.
MIR. W EBsTEE AND THE PREsIDENCY. The
New York Courier 81 Enquirer, of Monday
ncrnnr, announces that the following call viii
be circulated in a few ddys:-
"Tho subscribers, citizens Of New York.
earnestly desire the election of Mr.. Webster TO
the office of President Of the United Stq,os far
the ensuing Presidential term. and they ro-
specially invite all citizens who unite with
them IN tins wish, to meet at -, on the lfb
day OF March next to nominate Mr. Webster
Tor the Presidency, subject to the approval of
a Wing National Convention"
PoLricL ITENs.-Rumor SAYS. "the Vir.
GINA delegates will vote for Gas, for President.
and EX-Speakcr Stevenson for Vice President,
The Kentucky delegation will vote once or
twice for Butler, but will then 90 for Cass."
Ih2 Galveston CTcXas) Civilian has ho;sted
the Sam Houston fag tor the Presidency. rs
nave also most OF the Democratic papers in the
State. Wv
u The Now Iorl, Courier s. Tnauirer
publishes long letter from Bar,ho!omacs $40
mere, formerly President Of the Hungarian
ministerial Council, dated Paris, Jan. 4th. In
It he al,udeS t. Nussuth's official rc.i.,notir,,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-02-13

- FoRREsT DIVORCE CAsE.-On Saturday
morning Judge Oakley ordered A decree to b.
entered, dissoving the marriage tie Mrs. For
rest is to be at liberty to marry again, but Mr.
Forrest not to marry again during the lifetime
Of Mrs. Forrest. Also awarding to Mrs. For
rest $4,000 year during her natural life, To
date from the commencement of the suit. and
that the sum of $3.50 accruiur to the present
time, together with taxed costs be paid BY Mr..
Forrest forthwith; he to be ut liberty 70 give
satisfactory security for the $1,000 a year in
stead Of its being lien upon his rea estate.
and she to resign all right of dover Mr. Van
Buren, obtained leave to enter within thirty
days bIl Of exceptions.
--- 1t will be seen that the Annual VI sct
ing Of the CHAurLAlN VALLEY lIoRrlcULrU-
RAJ SocIErY, will b, hold in Sttong's IIall, on
Tassdfy ncH, the 18th inst,
When TIE very fine and crcditablc display
Of FRUITS and FLOWERS, exhibited by this So
cicty in October last, is remembered, we cannot
help hoping that they may be strongly renlorc-
ed, the coming year we trust they will have
full attendance. They represent, and are
aiming to advance, an interest whose impor-
lance can scarcely be ovcr-cstnlted Horti-
culture in the Valley OF the Lake, requires only
to be hayf developed and dccently understood
to ''astonsh the natives themselves!
There will be an exhibition of WINTER
FRUITs, during the Meeting, that will undoubt-
eddy awaken surprise as well as admiration
at least among those whose ideas of Horticul-
ture have not yet risen much above fuH an
pies.
- The 81. albums Democrat of the 4,h
inst, lthc first one, by the way, that we rcmcm-
Der to have seen) copies Mr.. BARTLErr's let
ter to us, with the expression of opinion that
"thc Editors of the Free Press and Sentinel arc
pretty ellectualy used up" Mr.. Bartlett is "a
humble man." re,y 'umbla,' rs the respectable
Mr.. lleep remarks, and we are sure he will be
distressed to learn that he has FUSED up two
such well-mcaning Editors at one fell swoop !
" lnsaliate archer! Woud not one suffice ?"
- The Washington papers say that Sir
HENRY LYrToN BULwER IS about to return to
this country with full powers ito settle the Nus
quiio question:" We hope he will commence
settling that question, over in the Chataugay
Woods, early in July, and if he succeeds let
him try his hand on the milget question. Both
these questions have already drawn a great
deal Of blood. We hope they will be settled
before the bills arc presented.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-02-13
ITEMS AT HOME AND ABROAD.

- We have repeatedly slid that JIrvRy
SQuIhEs, (who'e Concerts in Bgrlington b,yo
n5yor been attended as they should hive boon}
possesses about the best tenor voice in tho
world. Scyera' years ago, we u.rel that all
that was wanted to make him Star orth. fine.
magnitude was musical and intellectual c,,l;,,.
ton. Both Of these, he has inlelatip,blv IA.
bored to secure, and with the success iba, NJ.
ways waits upon honest effort. Mr.. Sor,nrs
is Il gentleman as well as a superb tenor s;n,.
er and 1t gives US tho grcltcst pleasure In co,,,
te following notice Of his recent triumph in
New York from the m my Ere. Jopuq, -
Mn. SqulREs - Nav YoRK.-Thc frio,ds
and admirers Of Mr.. SQuIREs, in common win
ourselves, viii be glad 10 hear from a rcIi,Llo
source OF tue distinguished success he I'M. mo,
|lin In NV York. 10 entertainments b,yr
Tor years been more recherche than Mrs E,,v,
H'LLNGhAM tosrwiCk's lSoirecs .lYus'caic. nor
nave any roTrammc' displayed Il higher order
Of musical talent. These performances have
been cm!nen'Iy and desewally successful. fl
was severe test for It young man. but Squir,,
mas met II tunmphandy. lie has had an i'm.
n'n3e reception. THIS is no cunt phrase, but
'"' words Of sober reality. Paudlts to the echo
ant double oncOres are unmstaksblc.
Nneh we consider the occasion of his sinr-
ll-' Ils pace where he sung, the parties with
"""lI ne was aSroci1t"d, the role OF his pieces
""' '"o ""o!e result, II may truly be considered
a signal triumph. His able p6esiro and ,yaro,
freud, J. G.. MAFpER, was his aocomn,n,.,,,
throughout the whole affair. l. mu,t have
A. ..'-' ma nl5'.f =" seq hl7 production, ,his
NrrGci.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-02-13
Econl n utttcs,
Samuel Loardmln,l In Chancery in the third
JudIcinl District

3
''''u'l io'fuhlh III 'thnceTY, m the thlrd
t,,r +, JudIclh! District
I''S'' - ''""'SoH "hetti5. 9llNutl Board
:, 'sc'' 't,pN9on; man ot N.hoh IN the
- 'Hiy "' N!!i'''n'rh anu state OF vermont. hath
NV ~ ',!v "'i'' W 'he ItTH Of uH court pl Chih-
:, 'i ''l' ,o""'y o. 'H''hu'n oiortSaId, ms pc
"tIo" III "It.i| aliteSsed % SAN Curt OF Chan
crry a2?1i't EdH'r Il. tp"iun, now residing IA the
o'"tc VI Cdi"IINi, ana oscar Hu"!s"n at Burning
you ~ sliu ohtirnieh county, srituII t"di that on
iLT H'S udy ol AprH lSl' san i,o"'ohs being IN
"itIW" W t't orator, HUt ana delivered 10 li'h
fly Piouu~Sofy notes daied the II DAY Ut Aprh
go 'ot We sum ol one lhndfcd dollars cash, on
ail'ul interest ne hrSt ct "n"h was payable IN
W. yours nom al G, ana tie utrt seven notes pay.
n" lG7PecNtIV III nt'r, tour, ilve, SIX, seven, eight
iu IIiue yeaI7 rom thef respective dates, ana tina"
a. "."Fr 10 s'cur" the pyH ms OF sad note-, the
Ir'r"u"t eAtGnted TO AN B01rdman mortgage
n;' Vt ctf''Il anus N san Burlington, described
l@ OIpW5: bcInHL at stake standing in the North
, mr q! Nl''orT' tnrnpNt, at the Southeast cor
ivI W a ~. S9l ny me orator 70 Noah Raymond.
Vnr,i, =. o. % II; 10 Grains 10 links along the
NoItl me OF sad Turnpike to a stake thence n
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-02-13
THIRTY CONGREsS..-Fi,s,
Session.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6, 1852.
SEN Attn
SENATE.


Several petitions were presented from the
Assistant Census Marshals, asking extra com
pensation.
Mr. Borland, from the Committee on Prints
ing, reported in favor of printing itO0 copies
of the reports, &c, Of the Commissioner of the
General Land Office. Agreed to.
Mr.. Batter presented II memorial in favor Of
Branch Mint in California.
Mr. Hunter reported a substitute for the res
olution in favor Of continuing the workmen on
the Cnpitol--that the Secretary of the Interior
may continue 50 many as can be proftablv en-
ployed als', appropriating $1,000 for the pay
ment Of the same; but with the proviso that
the walls shall not be carried up in unsuitable
weather.
I he substitute was debated by Ncssrs. Hun
ter and Borand, and finally ordered to be en-
crossed.
At | o'clock Mr.. Gwinn moved to dispense
with the consideration of private business, and
take up the Census Printing bill. The motion
was debated by Mcssrs Badger, Butler, and
others, against and Mr.. Downs ana others in
favor of it.
he motion was finally lost, and the Senate
proceeded to the consideration Of the private
calendar.
After indefinitely postponinr the bill for the
relief of David G. Cash and Giles L. Ellis, the
Senate adjourned
On motion, the Committee appointed to cX-
anime into the stability and pcrnancncc of the
foundation for the extension Of the Capitol.
was authorized to send for papers, and to ex-
anime witnesses under oath.
The House went into Committee of the
whole on the Senate bill making land warrants
assgnable and for other purposes.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-02-13
TON FREE PRESS, FRIDAY MORNING FEBRUARY ID 1859

Mr. SQUREs is Il native Of Vermont. and W.
have a right to BE- proud Of his growing good
name and fame. lie viii never sing to 81 beg
carly account Of empty boxes in Vermont
again.
- KossuTu NrErlNG ExraAoEDtyARY.
Some ways in Carlyle, ILL.,, recently got up a
carrie 'ture OF some Of the llming Intervention
meetings which hlye been held "out Wc5t."--
Having assembled together, appointed Presi-
dent Secretary, Business Committee, &C., &C.,
they preceded to pass divers resolutions, among
others the iollowing:-
R's0lr"d, That W. are in favor OF the freedom Of
ll' pro2e ol dpwn-trUdi lea HtHGary, Of doNu-trod.
urh IIe.Hrd, ui dnwn-tuddra Germany, OF down
ifodden folanI and also ct the freedom otthe rest
OF mankind"
,. II RIs.l does not rra?rc, the iuaenabc rights
OF the Magyar, England thoS' 0t the Irish, aud
france those OF "tht rest O mankind" we for in
Ffvrnn II polite and il not polite, then are
Ior nph-ln; ry"ntluu; that Il the uverLrOwu powers
OF Europe don't respect freedom, will make them
40 II II we an and II we can't, we won't
- The correspondent who sends us the
subioinod capital lines must have been out in
the moon, last evening. We have rarely seen
that luninary better bundled.
(F5r the Free Press)
TIE MOON,
Grardly, gorousiy, Oh high,
Rseth the moon
Growing the goblet OF the sky,
With 4 cool and impid noon,
Nll, the swruiu heart and the kindling eve,
IoIl Us OF rapture, as fiseth jlle MOON
See with what a remnant crorr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-02-13
DIR. TlAEsCEHsSE,S
L TERINE CiTHOLICON.

n III f discovery
L of the above
Preparation has es-
tablished a new era
in the history OF the
Healing Art; it is,
in truth, one of the
greatest n e deal
ID iscoveries Of the
age, because it will
cure more than nine
tenths OF a class of
distressing diseases
incidental to females
in every stlge OF life
and which have
heretofore resisted
the best efforts OF the
Medical profession
in all countries, to a
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-02-13
Vall2Dlo Farm for Sac.

~ II l. Subscriber Offers his large and
Il valuable Farm for sqle, sitllted in Milton on
Intl Si"s OF the Stage rp.,l about one milc South
OF Ch-ckerberr' t.lrrn containing about 100 acres
, OF chnc- mad uli't a high STATE Of cu,tivaiion
SAM f1im l. vel wl'rr"J and has tar proper
3efed lands The Farm n2s / gDot Dwelling
Houses, one comm dlous farm house, and three
Others suitable tor tenants, Barns with convenient
sheds Corn House AMI cider Viii, with abun.
dance 81 t-charung, al wi ich are in r,nJ 70, n
and t's Farm IS ihoruidliy t-utrd Term, OF sale
mae kno"h 10 pl-;at-efs, ole Thousand dollars
"ii' % required in advance, fn' 1liln,- nav remain
nom hYr 10 ten years on aInull Interest Posses
son gwen Isl OF y pa. next.
Wes; iIton, f. l., l5j.. w@3',6.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-02-13

VEGETABLES TO FIT ALL EMS AVID
- SILVER ones too at prices lower lh,u POORER
ones are sold by Jews aud OTHER Ped,ars. Penn
who think i good roucy 10 buy 81 tho, :, ho hep 10
support Colleges, schools, Churohs, the Poor
who hep pny taxes, and the hundred other calls
madr on He,idruts, are reminded to thuls twice and
look before they buy; tNour thfec do0,rse ,rh bnye
3et' saved by number OF customers lately by So
DONG. y iul stock %; Gold and Silver (Which Is
Cod and silver Sprcmrcs sold by
B,INSIAID, BROTHER & co.
i'WnAN =. dNw 'G
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-02-13

ment of the companies Of Mounted RiHemcn
within Oregon Adopted
mr. Haven moved a reconsideration. pending
debate on which, the House adjourned.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-02-13
~N@W SCo 1920
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ssaLGl II Il. LIZ u ]sl
CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For the Cure OF
COUGHS, COLDS. H0ARSENESS,
BR0NCHITIS, WH0OPING-COUCH,
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.

/ To cure Cold, with Headache ana Sore
ness OF tae Body, take the Cherry Pccioral on
gong 10 bed, eEl wrap up warm, to sweat during
The night.
For IA Cold and Cough, take it mornnp. noon.
and evening, according to directions on the bottle
. and the difficulty viii SOON be removed None will
long sutf-r from tins trouble when they fnd it can
be so readily cured Persons afflicted with seated!
cough, which breaks then OF their rest night will
find. by taking the Cherry Pectora on going TO bed
they may be sure OF sound, nnbroktu Sleep and con
seQuenty refreshing rest Great rel!si from suffering
and an ultimate cure, is afforded 70 thousands
who are thus afflicted, by this invaluable remedy
From its agreeable effect IN these cases, many find
themselves unwilling to torego lis use when TIE ne
cessity for ii had ceased.
From two eminent Physicians in
Fayetteville, Tenn, April 10th, 1851.
Strive have given your Cherry Pectoral an
extensive trial in our practice, and lind 1t TO surpass
every other remedy we have for curing affections Of
tile respiratory organs.
DEs. DrMER 81 HAMPTON
To Singers and Pubic speakers this remedy
in invaluable, as by it5 action the throat and ungs
when taken in small quantities. it removes all hOuIse-
ness IN a few hours, and wonderfully increases the
power and ilexbilty OF the voice.
Asthma is generally much relieved, and often
wholly cured by Cherry PectoraI. But there are
some cases so obstinate an to yield entirely 10 no
medicine. Cherry Pectoral will cure them, ifthey
can be cured.
bronchitis, or irritation of the thront and upper
portion OF the lungs, may be cured by taking Cherry
Pector1l in small and frequent doses, The unconl-
0rtabIe Oppression ia soon relieved.
Key. Doct. LANSING, OF Brooklyn y. Y states -
ID" have seen the Cherry Pectoral cure such cases
OF Asthma and Bronchitis rs leads to believe 1t
an rarely lad to cure those Diseases
ror Group. Give an emetic OF anthony, TO be
followed by large and frequent doses of the Cherry
Pectora, until it subdaes the disease. II taken in
season, II will not fail to cure.
WhoopIng Cough may be broken up and soon
cured by the use Of Cherry Pectoral.
Inc Influenza SDPpdllV removed no this rom
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-02-13
- Communication,

Mn. CLARrr.-An "od Re.idor,, s.nn,s alyi,,,
to establish The true seneaogy OF the young Astron-
omer' "N, CHArNcEi LAyGDoy. Perhaps it may
'e Interesting TO hIm' to know that he was born IN
',-,'. ~ we summer OF '''i-a"J' that there
M, 5c ,al, @ ',','' ga '''' ''y '' MS ''''''
'''"'u De . years OF age ;
~ '''' ''"' 10 ''''' II next >""'"er'
oNE Fno Knows.
- In his Pittsburgh speech, the other dav,
Kossvrr sai,l that he Ind .contr,c,ol far +, 600
muskcts at -. olcb.-%,OGpoY Tbis,o,,. ~,
n misroport. or tn, Great IIuoo,rj,, bo. mo,
somebody a.rhops,ud times wor.o t,,,n "y,n.
kec pedlcr.r A r.uskct for 20, we would -,
soon think of re,vino upon boyio-,.r;f, mod,
OF a boiled beet.
- The recent unovpo,,o1 rot,r,. Of, 40.
tain world-rea3wned Vjo,jnist to This rono..,,
led numerous VERY, .,,r,cion, no,,,,r, r..
that tie "s;weI,,b Njohtjno,Iar would Soon
assume he, por.jap SYNONYM -2,nJ d..
she married Orrn GoLnscru,nr onJ ,,,.
the w3v fine .>,,,,,r,Lj t.,..,t p'.,,,,,.l
talks about it. if o,ytl,in,, hotto. -. f,,,,','
can be said, or written on fbo to,;,. ma L..-
we shall know it. The RenubIir,r s,,.,
TLo do,d ,os dona ~ no..l ,3