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disease, in tov hours, b. vsssssbie spplieAtlcn
~thou pain which he combines with ediofaes 10 ccpFs
tutobsI affections And nervous debility Thousands
not be cured without It, for he performs daily ~kts
aad continued for years under all other tres.mspf Per
sons oaB rely other rroof whore tn,
position but his diploma editoriS noccs ptsIs
from phyrctsps and bunorcds Of certhoates prove ka
troatment eneausiicd Tor Of this speciality had
usly hess s.ndsd BY tho base mpo.aarsw Fab
Once hours, A. NJ. til T. and7 uueP rrcatsens ~
letter w. LhRkbNT. confidential physician. AZ Reede
street corner Of Broadway, (no drug stors.)
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DRY GOODS
DRIOR TO TIE GLORIOUS FOURTH OF JULY-k DE-
cided clearance stoca clsss Prspve
tor ofths Ad PsTisiAn Hat Depot being u
bic cok has resolved TO offer suoh
that cappot fail 70 aptopish purchasers. NJ Bladder
blocmers 3s Is s. Alec Ladies' Hats suitable for
travelling a So and &c. Observe theLAdes ParsaI 1t
Depot, 3H Broadway. WM ATKINS.
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(NAsI OFF CLOTHING AND rURrITURB wANTED-
" Ladies' cr gentlemen having Ciotnis. Poraurs o.
yaveiy H. dispose n shtsn fair cA~b seoe
Cor the subscriber at his residence through the post
Ladies' sstepdsS BY Mrs Dusseldorf No y Elr sreet
DUSSELDORF.
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Cx-UraING.


(NAeT OFF CLOTHING AND TuRNITURI wAETEr
~ Ladies' ssd xspt-nes hsvius oss ~ clothing fur
allure dspore 81 fair ssudip
for the subscriber at HE residence fns through
Post vii 10 promptly attendedto Ladies' by Mr.
Cohen. n. 8. C0HEN, Gs Elm strost
rAsH FOR CLOTHIN6.-LADIns on GENTLEMEN
W hsvfps % eiothint furniture dinpese
receive Tho value In each ny the st.r
by letter through the Post COHkN t62 Hujssp
Ladies attended Va BY Mrs CohsA.
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RowEEY rusArRA-DeOss orsN AT 7x, CUR
y tAis rises % s'sSok Thursday ersaia July l. Will
y ''''e'n''s 81 s' scs 4 IN BAVARIA.
6sris kins O. BAvssfs. ............., NE Hamilton
Leila H..ss:. nile Lsl. @.ass:
NAriONAL THEATRE, CHArHAM sTREsr.-DooRs
~ opss a, IL; curtain rises 81 o'clock
Thursday And MI b rSs tho d'A. Of
~. ..'f'.'' iREIAS ;S'; AND 1sss Mrs. Nichols
Jimmy Finnesn. Mr. Redmond Ryan
RAAsUhs AHEkicAn HUsEUA.-ADnIssiOK, Is
p.. ~ &c. ~ ssSs; ss
oos;sov. oren.. .bssu Sculpture lord syros
&: 's' %
.1r.y h....a sss
every night, under the mAnasenept OF Wood, whose
:sss II. recent .issIsse.. the month. q
in as .s s be ss
SosY ~
perfect s.Slsy = hi. .adisnee u times. ais
@ the Of sSs
s "a. a. grand afternoon Concert At A's
(,AsTLT GARDEN -koUssET FAMILY. oNDaR THE
Berr Cline the celebrated Tight Reps
and hnrday evening". June th AID July lat Balls
saes Of viii ann ss ac enc
craI Mntie stores, Hotels srdsa doors open
81 7 o'clock; performance TO commence at Soeiock.
CARD-MADAME ALB0NI RESPECTFULLY AN
"A that In of the alterations
making in tho entrance of Metropolitan Hail. and also
Of the hest of the weather
to discontinue her concerts for the present. She give
series of concerts in the fall particulars Of which viii
be ly also takes this opportunity re-
her thanks for the enthusiastic she
he received her frat visit to the United States
MELoDEON. os BowERY. DIRECTLY DEPOSITS
Nl the Bowery Thsstrs. Geo Lea; Prop1etsr Open
Sermons, commencing .. eoloek with Of the
tsentod panes In New York The Mledeop
a; At
d.neips fests q light and hssyy bsiancrsM.s Gsr..a
with his feetCxwarenk Joseph the Hungariar. In aA
grand musical fsntasss-wsh great variety Of othsI
amusing Admission orchestra seats sents
pArquette l21f cents; galley, Ga cents.
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MO FEE TILL CURED.-DR COBBETr. 10 DUANE
street. may be coh6dcntiay consulted diseases.
tntyonc years his .peoisy Of protescn ensess
apply to him with the certainty Of having thor pro-
perry treated DIR. g 10 member of the University.
H. Observe the name and number, there IL tAlSS
-. 80 other sido Of Chatham street
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,apoRT. uxn,c.,. woRx.-Da aALPgs paAc

\ Teal Private Treatise nature, - Ss"~~ssA
codequenoss remedies and ours X these diseases wns
cen IN the piainest language it prsotssy usefn 10 ssy
one every place IS ell peroot safe sgatnea
susokery BY jos Rsick, D. predicting ydcisn Art
author Of several medical works 18th pp prias
Sold NO ~ Arn It castor House and u Authorr
ece ~ Hcps'on street near Wooster st Consolidation
hours ~ IL A. and 6 TO PIP. NJ, Sunday exempted
Mailed. post paid, by sddressins Dor $50 Post ofos.
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The new steamship Columbia will ply bstwesn San Fran
cisco and in Oregon awaiting ~ the fsrmer port
arrival Of the mails and at Pspams and return
ing without delay With the mails and for the
steamer from San Francitco Persons securing through
passage by the United States mail steamer: from New
York have preference OF board of the
Pacific mail steamers Rates Of fare from Panama to San
the favorable regular line Of
propeers will he kept for the Of freight
and traosent passengers between Pansms and saa Fran
One Of the a,ove will keep the
on between Acapulco and other Mexican Each pas
allowed $50 lbs persona baggage free exceed
In 10 cubic feet Friybt i'll y, taken
Chagre 20 foot aud from rasnma TO San Fran
cisco the rate Of 500 ton For freight passage
apply u CHARLES A. WHITNEY, the oeice Of the
LII West street, Of Warren New York
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nAyiDkND hoTlCk -lhk len l-ANNUALINTnRn
VIC following banned sesertss. Nh BE- psid On sd sfSs
hss date 81 the odos d the sadsrs.sd
Of the proper coupons WIZ
The bonds Of the state Isdlass for bsukns pssrosss
ssneo In 1854 bsang the 81 S0e0v loAa Five
city Of ftsbusr Ps kssds ssusd 70 she Ola. aAd
Ps,esy!yssia nslroad Company. Bin per osuts.
as city q Pa eoads Issued e the Ollie sad
Abe beads Of th. city Of Ne. Albany ia issued 70 tho
New Albany and ssen Railroad Csmpaay. Seven p
The county ohiol bonds. issued Tho cIsvs-
srd Ccumhus, and Cincinnati Rairsad Company. ssyss
cents
Pennsylv anis kailrosA Company Six per cents.
The Gresns COUNTY Oho bonds issued 60 the Csuubus
and Aenia Railroad CoDp~ny. Seven per esats
The ChsmpA (Ohol bonds issued - the Co.
unbus Piqss and Indiana Railroad Company ssvsa
per
IN. nds q the Of Allegheny (Pa) special
Of $4,000 Six per oebts
county lOhio) per boads issuea to
the Marietta and Cncnpst Railroad Com pany.
The Van Vert (Oho) per boads issued
20 the Ohio and Indiana Railroad mpsny.
The Allen county Ohol per cent bonds issued to
the Ohio and Indiana Railroad Company
The kiabIasd county Ohic bonds ssued to the Ohio and
The Allen county per cent bonds, issued
to the Ohio and Indiana railroad Company.
The Ohs and PsnDsylvaDa Railroad Company mortgage
bonds seven per cents.
The dianApos and Beliefontains Railroad Company
mortrage bonds Seven per
The Bellefonssne and Indiana Railroad Company Rssi
E.tate Special mortgage bonds Seven per cents.
The State Of California per cent bonds which
made payable In this city.
WiNSLOW, LANIER & CO, SO Wan street.
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EoR NEW ORLEANS DfRHCr.-rHE NEW DOU sLK
= engine steamship BENJAMIN FkA NKLtN Winthrop
Sears comm sudcr. will leave rer No East river
shove port direct on Tuesday July 9Th AZ coio0t
Fhsshfp has elegant for
sase 70 osin $50 Passage In stoerSge S For
Ieabt or passage apply On board or 20 TH0fEsF SIAM
TON No. % South street, Or 70 2. LINCOLN n Co. no
10 Pear street Management goods twapt pee
foot Billie OF sdDg will be FURNISHED TO shippers app
cation 70 "a oierh board the oces c
sna signsd only on hoard The steamship WILLIAH
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DHlPPINSs.


TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Connecting with the Pacific Mail ste Amship Company
only through mail ne for California and Oregoa via
Aspn all aud PanamaBy order Of the Postmaster Gene
raj the United states mail with the great Cali
foTnis mails, be despatched the 9th
10th OF each MONTH direct for AspinwH from
Orleans the 7th and 22d. When these dates
Sunday the calling to be posponed until the Monday fol-
lowing The Pacific mail to be In readiness
immediate despatch 81 of the mails at Panama
United States Mail Steamship CompspyTne following
list Of the sseAmships bel 70 this
Gf0R0lA. 5000 tCns CRESCENT CITY 500 tons
OHIO. ......... 5000 tons CHEROKEE. 800 tons
ILLINOIS z 900 tons Pm ILADLLPHlAl J. 100 tons
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IINI1Ep STATES MAIL Steamship COMPANY

II
~ Tor New Orleans via tavsns spisnar s~v~sas.v
khflFE CiIf EvVots John Iced ommAnder win sau
from the foot II street N. X Monday
July 18th, o'clock NJ preceiy Rasee Of psssage
Havana aud New OrleArs: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Va
loon berth SEQ After SEQ For ward d. $50 Stesras
10, 2 Freight taken to New Orleans at 70 cents per
subc foot Shippers Of freight requested supply
tntmseves with the oompsny ollie OF lading which BE-
had application At the ofHoe. other form will be
gred No bls IL lsdins sian the ship has saed
For freight rassage, srply to NJ o. ROBERTS,
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MEDICAL ADvlCE-DR. HElNE GERMAN PuYsI-
l cian 70 Duane street be Consulted BY ladies and
Gen tlemen, from y AM, to 8 Pm.

NEW MEDICAL BOOKS-A PRACTICAL WORK Oh
IN the Nature Treatment OF diseases, by BOSf.
WICK. N D., practising physician and surgeea, and lee
turer these complaints Price reduced TO ~ 5O-
iored plates Extract tho Boston Medical AID surp
osl Journhl-lt be said earlessy DO equal
Rioorde n u
and far anything Of the b
this country. Author Woes serxi-
bic consequence This is without doubt the rush
fol and important book suhjeot publisnfA
Pri 81 Author Of book Natural Death Diet BE-.
Family Physician Cause of Qusokery, &c. So For sAlc
at 2G2 and by the author, 6O4 Broadway.
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LNOk SAN FRANClSCO-ON SATURDAY, JULY 10
ats o'clock NJ from the foot Of North Moore street
R1he and splendid double engine steamship CITY
OF PITTsBURG, 400 tons burshsa. VIM @. Stotesbsry
commander will positively sail Ban Francisco touching
At Rio, Valparaiso and Panama Saturday. July TO- At
O'Clock n This steamer has superior dstions
ventilated. trade IL
confidently expected that she viii make the In she
miles and others who wish avoid the crowded ships via
tbs Ishmus only limited number Of passengers will be
taken small Of freight will also be takeu
have been made With tbs owners Of tho new
make through connection and she win take her place
In the Inns. For freight passage. apply THOMAH
RICHARDSON, No Il Exchange place. 10 4. MILLS, 81
Cortlsn ~ streAt arep Of he Up-l IL Sam.
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few family cabins secured early application
and despatch will be guar tced
dchargpg freight At the various ports For freight
sage, apply TO the agents
W. ELLIOTT & CO., Uoanc street, Boston.
WIN. HARRINGTON Halifax
Capt SLEIGH, Charlottetown. p. e. Island.
MACPHEARSON. CRANE CO.. Agents at
Montreal and Quebec.
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Having New York for Aspnwai on the 9Th and 10Th Of
each month.
The new steamships Ell Dorado and Falcon will form
direct line between New Orleans and Aspinwa leaving
the 7h and I'D Of each month, and forming wit the Pacific
ships through line to and from New Orleans nad
ports Mexico California and Oregon Passage from New
Orleans can be secured from Armstrong Harris T. Co.,
agents at that place
THE RATES FROM YORK AsPIE WALL
For Ladies' Saloon state Rooms ..............S 65
Lower Aft and onward Saloon Rooms. 90
Second Cabin Staudees. ........... .......... 4;
Passengers landed The railroad depot, Aspinwal
free expense The being operation,
running half the disab from Aspn TO Psnams
eighteen TO hours-tho expense which varies
from $40 to &25. TO be borne by the passengers.
PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The public informed that under the
Of this company steamers inspected approved BY the
Navy Department, commanded by Navy officers and
rying the United ststts Nails will hereafter leave Panama
Immediately the Atlantic nails San Fran
cisco the lat and 10Th days of month will touch
At Acapulco boat will be kept at each end Of
the route TO accds The packets
belonging to the Pacific Mail Steamship
the Pacific Of which will DO always in port each
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M1EDICAL..


NR. WARD MAKEs ASTONISHING cURxs-sUCA
amendment before twentyfouY hours Disease u maxi
nothing By his treatment which is ssencs perfect
3D. Remember IL. The other methods Of d1eo4
fulw0Tse thar tire disease 0os Canal Soro0f
AnA Broadway. stalks. not IN the medicine ste
~ the best evidence. then there s msliSSsS
to be compared to ths Thousands shat ths1
would have got well without 1t Nov taken ~ sxI
utpdes without discovery Free from unIleaean
mediate death the disease. Once Of
and Broadway. not In tho medicine store
nR- WARDS MAGICAL TRKATAENT. DisxAEEf
~ cured with unexAmpsd CELEBRITY Never ssy SailcssS.
The secret Of bis u the Unfortun ates Tsa,
and substance that arrests diseases Almost " W
miracle the emily speedy and satisfactory OF
tec corner Of Canal street and Broadway, not In Tho
dicre store.
~ ADlCAL CURES, AT SMALL exPENSE.-Dk
~ WAND solicits the attention all patients WHOM q
He with most arkable CELEBRITY
safety and cheapness. Tho most ncreduous imsdtAs u
convinced Of his wonderful power at curing AD appd
and literally dispensed by him the uufsrts
Once Car nj street Aud Broadway In NJ
medicine store. Consultations rrivate..
~ known fcs the last % yoars the suocsssfa
practitioner In New York De consulted ussAI in BIZ
private cce, all diseases TO which Gosh IL hcir These
Who have sne red from medical rely
ing their tr' ated by Physician Of experiences NJ
See my Diploma, In my efhce.
nOCTCR SOLOMON HEINE. FORMERLY or NEW
~ York city, would inform his old patients that he st,u
Iesires 81 No 800 North Eighth street. Spring Garden PHI
ladepha.
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KNNPIKk CITf LINE-TbhOU0d bAN FHAN.
II at greatly reduced Of fare for cabin
ssseras nsy and sRendid double engine
1sq., will leave her dock pier No s. n R. for
Aspinwe. Navy Bay. direct, Saturday. July TO- At
sse.n.hip New Orleans: Edgar w.te%a. e SI
from New York and immediately thereafter proceed
70 San Franosco direct Those vessels in
SAFETY ana ventuaton. surpassed by thn
route and experienced surgeon shp
Passengers per Sierra Nevada wi landed
wharf At Aspinwal, free Books open, and Through
tickets for sale. Fog freight q passage sppiy 70
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-10-23

1fAwTnoRN's LIFE OF PiERCE.--Those
who predict that Mr.. Hawthorne has killed
himself by tlis book are allIicipatinga little;
aud those who profess sncl prOoiind regret
and wonder that he should have been willing
to Use his pen to write nn clectioncering pro-
duc,ion, shut their eyes to the innIive upon
which other men than Mr.. Hawthorne act
why should not a poet and novelist some
times act to promote his own interest, wien
he is not called upon to do anylling
wrong, hut merely to chronicle the uninler-
cs,ng monoiony of a friends life There is
Melting very lofty or magnificent in such n
lnbollr bnt none pretoiitls that writing the
life of Gen. Pierce il its own reward. If re-
ynlving years should chance to place briDrc
the nation one of our own college class
mates, friend or enemy, TO receive the en-
liul,enrd suffrages of his countryueu us II
candidate for the Presidency, we confess That
our attention would lie Immediately arrested to
tie contemplation of his virtues, excluding
everything else, with an carnesiness and as
sduity that would hot fail 10 be rewarded
with the discovery of much of whicl, we are
at present wholly ignorant. II, then. there
was siiug little Office in the Custom llous",or
somewhere else which would suit us exact
Iy, aud which we were as competent to ill
as any other man, we feel sure that we could
not he restrained from giving the result OF
our discoveries to the world, in tlie Shape of
"Biography of General john Smith, -
hellished with portrait, by his friend and
cassmate." The opponents of Gen. Smith
might say that it would he the death of onr
literary reputation, but we do not believe it
would be any such thing ; and, If it were, it
would he the birth Of our ihc,liubency OF the
snug little Office in the Cns,on-llolsc which
would rise. like n Phoenix, from the ashes OF
our repuaiion), and thai, perhaps would be
II fair recompense. 1t is true that all this goes
OH the siippnsition Of the election of General
Smith; but lhat is II risk which all politicians
must rur.-I0Ddy. f-. a-r'.1- U
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-10-23
Uncle Toms Crave.
ri MRS. II. 6, NICHOLS.


They made him grave in n hillock of sand,
Green trees overweeping himthcre, 1.s
The holiest spot in that desolatc land,
Unblcst thought was, by prayer:
No shaft of white marble, with letters Of gold,
Looks up the plying skies, st..-H sal
But, green is the turf that lies over the mould;
That hides Uncle Tom from our eyes. a5S
Thoy made him grave where the shadows
were deep, ealis .ntt lf fI .,r
And there, in the silence and gloom,
They laid the calm brow of the weary to sleep,
Tho stars Watching over his tomb
No CO ffin.or shroud in that rough shaped mound
Enwraps the dark form of the dead: -,sa
And only the winds stir the branches around,
That guards Uncle Tom lowly bed.
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-10-23
A Negro Harvey Birch.

a few weeks SINCE, Mir. Core, II planter of
Fayette County, was in one of his fields,
some tlistunce from his residence, when he
perceived approaching him from tho woods,
Il stout, able bodied negro man. Mr.. G.
awaited his approach, thinking he belonged
| To one of his neiglibors, aud had been sent
upon some errand. ilo came boldly up to
Mr.. e. and accosted him thus:
"Your name is Mr.. Core | am runaway,
and have long wished to have a conversation
with you. do not fear being unprecedented
i am well arrned-(exllibiiing to Mr.. e. u
splendid brace of pistols and bowie kDttl
but have long wanted to see you. lnthe
first place, wish to pay you, as your negroes
have been feeding me for several Dontl,sand
| have plenty of money (p,Iling ont
of his pocket as he spoke, large roll of bnl,k
hottest and assure you, never murdered
any man to get it. got i, by robling houses
in MempIlis" naming many houses here
and exhibiting to MIR. G. u large bunch of
false keys.)
NJ. c. ,lonbtins the proprety Of attempting
to arrest him, as he was alone, concluded he
would question him about two ru,iaways
who had been gone sometime, aud asked the
negro if he knew them, aud when he had
seen them? Tile negro promptly replied
that he did know them, and volunteered to
assis, Mr.. c. in arresling them, and iol,l him
it he would meet him alone ut The same
place the next day., would carry him where
he could arrest both of the negroes, us they
had been very ionl,lesonie to him, and he
wanted to get rid of them.
Mr.. G. promised TO meet him at the place
aud time appointed, but instead nr going
ulonc, lie took with him his oyerseer aud All
other young man, and secreled them, armed
with double -barreIlcd guns, in the vicinity
OF the place of meeting. At the appointed
time the runaway made his appearance, bur
instead of finding Mr.. c. alune, found the
two gentlemen with their guns leveled upon
him. lie at once surrendered and gave up
his weapons, begging them not to lie him,
as he wanted to be taken, and was tired OF
staying ont, having heen in the woods near
five years that lie belonged to gentleman
in Alabama; aud that he would still go with
them and slow them the two negroes, us he
had promised.
They concluded to trust him, and all four
proceeded in company 10 an old deserted
cabin, hard by. Upon approaching the cab
IN, our hero Informed his cuplors that the
two negroes were IN it---tiiat there was but
one door and no windOw-that if they
would suffer him to approach the cabin first,
MS soon us they entered the door he might
close up, aud thus capture them with his
sssistaIce. They agreed to tI.is plan, and
lie proceeded cautiously toward the cabin,
aud as he entered tho door beckOned TO
them to rush up. They did SO; bui, 10 and
behold! they perceived a back window,
through which their prisoner lud jumped,
and mounted the overseer's siiorse, made good
his escape.-IMcmphis Tenn. Eagle. ai I'D,
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The New American Ambassador

D.i i,, a., c,,jo,,,;rr r,,i,r Lro,d t,;,
-, n "n,m ,;s,.r "" MI Wr HIhn, ~r.,ca n,,rnnns s
u. u..I .n.':.s,' n. r,D I,Jo' ',me..'"oro'
VI ."e "rp',,u'o". ..,a.,",, y, ~, 81, WnsI';,
m'sy .une ,'s;'.., 1an ~ ~ ,, . ;u,,,,",;"s NUS
sen. ~, us a" .A.,u.'o IJp, =. M NJ. I.'..'''n
W .'o n"'e'm"m S""v. ,.,,,,.. " A. A,I,',,
WIo oo'nes T'e' su'rst Ir'';, $40 ', n"" X.n
,','' a".In.o H g, "I "s i,';,i j., a,s,, ,,',,
:, ."'ss.'1' az o' '"."oH W." "o s "t ''s
ncy .a,n'o ,';o;o ~ uo pea.o, i;. .' '';,;, w.
W.. .u'' . n''.o.e' .''," W. "' ;rn y" py
GJlows.
81 Won ore on nil occnsions TO remember
Tim, Vol, represcnt the si,,pIicity of the re-
,,nl,;c,u ,,r;ncrlo Van will il,rrcfore. MS
s.jJom M nnv In, consider Yourself lie
Dixie of VusIi,,pton-,Le MIarG,,is of Ming
nr,-o, rho Earl nr M;ss,pni because il is
,onr dntv N ,,,,v rnsnrr, m n crowned head
,o"' !,,, n, ny o, ,iarn,;,r. n fnrg.t ,l,,t ,Ln
!,:' ~. p,..,;.t.,,,, ,,,,.rs ,a,l,;nr hm, a h,,,
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