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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-06
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ROME, Athens CO., Ohio, Oct. !.
DR.. M. Il. KREIDER-Dedr Sir: Though
an entire stranger to you, and most of the
people in Fairfield county, you will please
excuse me for addressing you a few lines
at this moment.
Permit me to say that I most deeply regret
that you could not conveniently accept the
nomination rendered TO you by the Athens
County Temperance Mass Meeting, (held
Sept. 49, as | am persuaded that the great
cause Of temperance, in which trust we
are mutually engaged, would have been bet
ter served in your hands than in mine, for
the reason that you are better known in that
portion of this Senatorial district than / am,
and | am confident that you would have re-.
ceived the undivided support of temperance
men, of all parties, in this county. AS you
truly shy, al am sensible that in this dis
trict the standard bearer should be q man
who can go into the field with great mental
and physical ability, and able TO devote his
whole time and energy to the work" For
this reason, / am sensible that the time un-
Ill the election is so short, that /, (who was
chosen us the alternate candidate in the
event you declined) cannot possibly hope to
be fairly or rightly represented in Fairfield
county; but | would say here, my only OBJ
ject is to do good. I am a Democrat Of %
years standing in this county, my views and
opinions in reference to State and National
policy are not in the least changed. My
only disagreement with any portion of our
Democratic friends is in reference to the
policy that should be pursued by the Domo-
cratic party in relation to the temperance
movement, which is now agitating the pub
lie mind. l early engaged in the campaign
last Spring, never stopping to inquire which,
or whether any Of the political parties would
endorse the movement, notdoubting, though,
that the Democratic party would be as likely
to make the endorsement as any other, as
their protested object was to labor for the
good Of the oppressed and down trodden OF
our men; but time developed the fact that
we are unhappily divided on this subject.
II this should be received by you in time
to give 1t a place in any or all of the Lam
caster papers, il may be considered a small
apology for the space | now occupy before
the people Of this Senatorial District.
With sentiments of high esteem, | am,
truly, your friend and fellow-laborer in the
cause Of human emancipation from all OPP
preston, &c.
WILSON SELBY.
DR.. NJ. z. KRErDER.
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New York Market.

New York, Oct. 4.-Flour demand for
western and state less active and market
easier with fair local but limited export de-
mand owing to the absence of vessels.
freights tending upward better grades heay-
Ter and inactive; sales western canal $500
bbls 6.94@7 90 for common to strait state;
6,S7@7,0O for mixed to fancy Mich. and Ind.
and common to good Ohio. n
Wheat the sales are restricted and prices
are 3@5 lower the bulk of the sales are to
arrive; sales 10000 bu white southern on
board ship at Baltimore for Liverpool l0d
freights on private terms; 1900 Blu good red
southern l,37l a lao; Is. 900 bu white OHIO
to arrive $50 a 1856 100000 good Mich to
arrive I,53; 10000 Blu prime do LBS and A.
900 buprime to choice Genesee l,53 a 1855.
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A SUBSTITUTE FOR SrERREoTYPrNc. "A
system of electroiyping moulds taken o
type in wax, which Is said to have a decide,
advantage over ordinary sterreotyping, It Il
said has. been adopted in New York. The
process is as follows:
Having taken a mould oflhe type in wax
they put Il into a solution OF copper aud ap,
ply TO IL a powerful galvunic battery. which
causes the copper to be deposited with such
accuracy upon the mould as to make a per.
feet copper face, which will last much long.
er than the ordinary metal face, with.
out costing any more. The process occu.
pied about twelve hours. 1t 1t said the
Messrs. Harpers employ this process exclu.
sively In their establishment,
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THE LANCASTER BARBER,s sON0.

n -HE
The HHaters Of Rsnfuekv."
Come all 20 Lancasterians.
Who need The gli.rring razor,
Come learn how NArsor,s A..
Can give the greatest pleasure! 1919
Beneath the "Edncy SiDfe" he shinos, es
Where Mrs...Reys is Fashion mover.
And shows by fashionable slgsS
Hes hair and face improved a.
U Sam Watson,
The hair and face adofnsfa shwaa$.
Come all ye gallant gentlemen a
Who love the angel ereatnrsap sras efis
How can ys charm the female race
Without weli-shaven feAtuRes1 80
How hope for matrimonial Joys
In Hymen's arms so glorious,
Without those charms my skill bestcws r,fs
Which makes each besu victorlousl 4
o Sam Watson.
The hair and face sdornefi
Come all ye spruce Fairieldians,
From country and from city,
Come learn at cheapest rates sing aelsE1
The truth in this my dittyi 1 Asf
Come with your faces, long and short
OF evry rank and station, HyAH an
The dimes to make or girls TO court,
And shine by transformation
O Sam Watson, M s5s t4rs
The hair and face adorner!
Come try my skill each gentleman,
A golden thought, by gracious,
The tools are keen as ever cut,
The room is fine and spacious!
Come find that Samuel WaisoH shaveB
The face, but not the pocket,
And has not learn'd, like other shops,
To Drag like David Crockett ~
yg5 0 Sam Watson, 49,
The hair and face adornerl see
Lancaster, Ohio, September %. 1858
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IMAM KNOW THYsELF."
An Invaluable Book for es Cents.

An Invaluable Book for 25 Cents.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A COPY"
6000 COPIES SOLD IN LESS InAN THREE
improved. Just issued.
DR. HuNrER's MEDICAL MANUAL AND HAND
BOOK FOR THE AFFLIcrED- Con'aining an outline
ofthe origin, progress, treatment and cure ofevery
torn Of disease contracted by promiscuous sexual
intercourse, by self-abuse, orby sexual excess. with
advice for their prevention, written in a familiar
style avoiding all medical technicalties, and every
thing that would offend the ear Of decency, from the
result of some wenty years successful practice, ex.
clusively devoted to the cure Of diseases OF a deli
cate or private nature
bove diseases, and a treatise on the causes, symptoms
and cure of the Fever and Ague, for twenty-five
cents a copy; six copies one dollor; will be forwarded
to any part Of the United States, BY mail, free of post
ago, Address, postage paid, cosdeh & Co, Publish.
efs, or 'box 1856, Post Office, PhilAdelphik
'Thisis without exception, the most comprehen
si,e and Ineligible work published on the class Of
diseases ofwhich II treats. Avoiding all technicSl
terms. il addresses itself to the reason Of its readers
It il free from all objectionable matter, and no pa.
rrnt, however fastidious, can object to placing it In
The hands Of his sons. The author has devoted many
years 10 the treatment of the various complaints
treated OF. and with too little breath to puff and
TOO little presumption to impose he has offered to
tho world at the merely nominal price OF % cents
thu fruits Of some twenty years most snecessful pfac'
ties. "-HERAIn.
~ " itdCutl UT phItut buOuiu ~ NttnOUt tHb
knowledge impaired in this invaluable work. II
would save years OF pain, modification and sorrow
to the youth under their rge."-PEoFLE's ADvo.
CATE. a ,-st
A Presbyterian clergyman in Ohio, in writing Of
Hunters Medical Manual" says. Thousands upon
thousands Of our youth, by evil example and the in
fluence ofthe passion, have been led into the habit o.
self pollution without realizing the sin and fearful
Consequences upon themselves and their posterity
The constitutions Of thousands who are raising fami.
lies Ia va been embedded, if not broken down, and they
DO not know the cause or the cure. Any thing thai
can be done soto e~nlighten and influence the public
mind as to check, snd ultimately to remove this wide,
spread source OF human wretchedness, would confei
the greatest blessing next to the religion of Jesus
Christ, on the present and coming generations, In
temperance, Tor the use Of Intoxicating drinks,
though it has slain thousands upon thousands, is not
greater scourge to the human race. Accept my
thanks ON behalf ofthe afflicted. and, believe me
your co, worker in the good work you are SO a~etivel,
engaged in"
Ore copy will be forwarded (securely envelope,
and postage paid, onreeeipt of26 cents, or six coplel
for 81 Address, CoSDEN & CO., Publishers, 30,
ig6, Philadelphia.
Booksellers, Cdnpassers and Book Agents, sup
piled on the most liberal terms.
Lancaster, May 10, 1863. lily.
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MANUFACTURE OF WRpueHF IRoN.-The
papers at Cleveland, Sandusky and d etroit
are much occupied with a discussion of the
results arrived at by the Introduction of Rem
TOMS new process of making wrought iron
direct from the ore by the use of mineral
coal instead Of charcoal. 1t was lately tried
at Cincinnati. with a quantity Of Lake Su-
perior iron ore, and during the first six hours
l ,249 pounds Of blooms were made out Of
2,4S6 pounds Of ore. A portion Of the iron
was rolled into bars, and was found. by Sc
we're test, to be an article remarkable for
toughness. Similar results were attained
with Ohio and Virginia limestone iron ores
According to the Cleveland Herald, the new
process economies fuel, a s,by measurement
it only takes one and a half tons Of mineral
coalto make a ton Of blooms. By this meth
cd the Ohio ores will yield abou. forty per
cent. Of iron, and the Lake Superior ore
from fifty to sixty per cent, and the cost of
making a ton ofiron is considerably reduced.
The value Of the invention may be seen
from the fact, which is stated by the Herald
that the patent-right for New Jersey has al
ready been sold for $50. 200, for Ohio at
800 900, Tor Wisconsin at $50 1000. and for
Western Pennsylvania at 100000, One
effect of the introduction of this process
will be to increase very largely the demand
for miners coal.
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BookS for enc NIilIion.

TINE undersigned, in presenting his NEW STOCK
feels justified in saying that a larger and more COM
plete assortment Of new and standard publications
was never before offered in this city. Having pur-
chased his stock on the most lbersl terms, he feels
satisfied that he can supply his customers at cheap
er rates than has ever been known in this market
He invites the attention Of the reading public to the
following list, which Is only a simple Of his entire
purchase; =.
Vanity Fair, a Novel without a hero, by William
Thackeray.
The Nile Boat.
Family Bibles, at all prices.
HYMN Books Of all kinds.
Gift Books of all kinds. @
English and German Catholic Books Of all kinds.
Doway Bibles.
Note Books of all kinds.
School Books of ali kinds, at wholesale and retail
prices.
A large lot of Cap, Letter, both Commercial and
Envelope Paper and Blank Books OF all kinds.
Novels, latest publications.
Landscape Gardening and Rural Architecture, by
Downing.
It will be seen by the above that he has consulted
the interests and tastes Of the entire community, and
leaves no reasons why every family should not be
in possession of a small Library. Thankful for the
libersl patronage OF a generous public in days agone,'
he earnestly invites a continuation Of the same.
JOHN SEARLS.
fFStore Immediately opposite the Washington
Hotel and one door west OF the Savings Institute. Z
Lancaster, Sept, 4, 1853. j. s..
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State of Ohio. Fairfield county, SIS. Court
81. of Common Pleas.

State of Ohio, Fairfield county, SIS. Court
a. of Common Pleas.
Alexander II. Caldwell and James Caldwell, infant
children and heirsat-law Of James Caldwell, de.
ceased, by Elizabeth Caldwell their mother and
next friend, plaintiffs, against
Joseph Caldwell, Alfred Caldwell, Samuel Caldwell.
Charles D Martin, Administrator of the Estate ol
the said James Caldwell, deceased, Michael Riley,
Fleming h Jingle. and Samuel McClallen, creditors
Of the said Estate. defendants. AIS
fHNHE nonresident defendants, Alfred Caldwell and
u SamuelC Caldwell, will take notice that on the
9Th day Of September, AID. 1853, the said Plaintiffs
filed their Petition In the Clerks Office Of the court
Of common pleas for said county, setting forth in
substance, that on the Goth day of July, Al 1912
the said James Caldwell, deceFsed, conveyed all his
Estate to the said Alfred and Samuel Caldwell, in
trustto pay his debts and to support his family during
his life. with power to dispose OF the remainder bya
last Will and Testament; that he died on the 10th day
of October, A. ID, 1912, interstate, leaving the plain
tiffs his heirs-at.aw. That in the execution ofthe
trust in May or June, a. ID. 1S43, the said Trustees
sold and conveyed the following described Real Es-
tate, parcel Of the said trust estate, fraudulently,
without adequate consideration and with the intent
TO defraud the creditors and heirs of the said James
CALDWELL that is: 1854 acres southwest quarter Of sec
tlon No. 9, township No ~, and range No 81; 500
acres south halt Of section Noe township No -, and
range 81; 396 acres east half of section No "a, town.
ship No -, and range No 81; 1b7 acres northeast
quarter OF section No Is, township No IL, and range
No 81, in Franklin county, Ohio, and 100 aeres north.
west quarter OF section No 80, township No 10, and
range No 10, in Morrow county.
The object and prayer Of the petition is, IN sub
stance, that the said ronveyances so made to Joseph
Caldwell be set aside, and thatthe said land be sold
and the proceeds be applied under the deed Of trust,
and that = tract of63s acres In the southeast corner
OF the northwest quarter dissection No %, township
No is and range No 90. In Fairfield county, Ohio
remaining In the trustees, be sold, and the proceeds
be applied under the said deed OF trust, That an &C,
count be taken Of hedebts Of the said Estate, and thai
the Trustees be removed and another trustee be ap-
pointed to execute the said trust.
You viii appear and demur. plead, or answer the
said petition BY the 10th day q November ,or the same
NJ. KAGKY, Clerk,
Qfthe court d copinon pleas for FatsfeA county
September 20, 1853. 6w2O
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EMIGRATION TO NORTH CARoLtNA,-The
NORTH Carolina papers are discussing means
10 draw foreign emigration to that State
~ seems that OF the twenty-one millions Of
acres OF land in that state less than six mil
lions are improved; and for these elk mil
lions there 10 not one laborer for every TWEEN
iy'dve acres, whereas a high state Of cult.
walton would require five times as MANY
There Is also a great demand for common
laborers for public works, railways, plank
roads, &c. r
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TnE FREsNEL LTeHT.-An interesting OBJ
jet at the Crystal Palace is said to be the
Fresnel Light,set up by Captain Mead, Of
the corps Of typographical engineers. 1t Is
a reydlyipE ~ aashing light, ubuut ten feet
high and six feet in diameter, made in the
shape OF a twenty-tour sided glass, termin-
ating in a truncated cone or dome, and con.
tanning over one thousand lines or prisms,
nicely fitted together, and re hecting an i'm
mense body Of light. Its cost in Paris was
some $1,000 or 5000, tits to be put up al
Cape Hatteras..
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. ~ATTRAcgfoN.
JOHN woRK, $ TIN srTOP.

TNHE subscriber would respectfully beg leave 10
u call tho attention Of his fellow citizens to the
fact that he has once more permanently established
him self in the manufacture Of Tin and Sheet.Iron
Ware, andis prepared to sell, At the lowest possible
rates everv thing that can possibly be needed in his
line. His shop is immediately opposite the TALL.
MADGE HoUsE, Main Sired, Lancaster, OAi0. whore
he constantly keeps on hand a large lot Of STOVES
of every description, consisting Of Wood, coal and
cook stoves, from one to thirty dollars. He also has
10, z and 6 plate stoves, Box and Wood do, and .
large number Of coal Parlor stoves, common and
Fancy Crates. &C., &c, all Of which he win sell ~
cheap as any house West Of the mountains. He IN.
vites his old customers and fellow citizens generally
to CONF aud examine his stock before purchasing
elsewhere mr. JOHN WORK.
Lancaster. September %. 1854.
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HOFFMAN rnnrm

HAS just arflyed fsom c-inslns,s s.aL--
iorPnohci inspection and pufdhNs A TIA $50
brAted sooftEhn's CoRNrn, din1dnsil~ e,rcsIs.
Sruptf's tLouaisHrsq HoTED. ~ onr me,9n ~
always been Ntne Lihiesf FrQ6t ana ths Hi,ss.1
Sales" our sales and our hme have haen n.ssss
tionably extensive, afEoruinet the chespess, a plcPori
most eucrring articles n orr frc. kn 80 49,
speakfor Themselves. In language offsrfoloSir h-H
hAney whichthe public perfectly understs5SlLA
Young Ladder. when q shopping out
Remember RonIES0E &Tnour-
Their services Commanding
To get the best of indersfdndinR.
And following the golden rule =. Ill
A vast Improvement Of the sole
Young Gentlomen. who hearts have won
By wearing work We pride upon,
Don't passby Trout & Robinson.
Whose Boots and Shoes in evry ore,r
Their strong and lasting nature spesi. y
We bet wen Shoe YOU sights this time.
And give you Boot In way subiimel
Thanking the public for their very liberal p.fra..
age,wehsha continuance oft while diroctina thslt
at IGNITION to our cheap stock, comprising, In psrk. IN
following;-Fori Gentleman, the fashienablo Rad
Top, Congress, Kip. and the best eoarss Boots. shoes
and Slippers, ofeyery grade. For Ladies, the JonnH
Lind, the Bronzed, Pa.ent Calf, French Morocco,
Rosette, None Such, Caters, Buskins and Boolss,s
Including the most celebrated Gum Shoes for 10th
Gentlemen and Ladies'. In fact, we have for the
Ladies the moat fashionable and extansive vuriuaH
ever offered in this city. For Children, every haa
which cannot fail to please. Findings Of every ds.
scriPtion for the trade.
1--we, respectfully direct attention to the work,
men employed In our manufacturing and rSpiiFih6
department. who are famous in -our, line, esppeinllT
RTcHARps. who out Richards ShAkspears's R}ekard
Tor he rs himself md nobody else eiuaes u he
superiority Of his workmanship.
Lancaster Ohio, September Is, 1853
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THE RecESr COMET. Reports on the
new comet from nearly all the principal OBJ
servntories Of Europe have been received.
Il has been distin city visible at Dieppe,
France, from the sea shore, The astrono
mer Hind, assigns II a diameter of 5000
miles, and to its tail a length Of four and a
half millions, and q breadth Of $50 90; dis.
lance from the earth sixty-eight millions Of
miles.
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A TRAeEpY.--A terrible tragedy occurred
a short distance from Shreveport, La, on
the 3dinst. An alteration occurred be-
tween Mr.. Sidney Kerley and Mr.. Thorn
aa- Given. II appears that Mr.. Kerley
fred a shot gun, loaded with shot, at Mr.,
Given, and inflicted a mortal wound; bu.
before Mr.. Given expired. he fired a revolv-
er several times at Mr.. Kerley, which took
effect. and he also expired in two and 4 hall
hours Afterwards.
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Springer d Trout again address them
selves, through the columns Of the Daily, to
the citizens of this county, and invite their
attention to their superior stock of Clothing,
which they are offering at rates that will
"astonish the nation" and induce even
those who have good clothes to purchase ;or
fear the price on the article might take a
ris! For truly, the price is too low to last
long /! Give them a call,
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at-THiram, my boy said a tender father
to his son, "you must be more careful OF
yourself. You have not the constitution OF
some"
"Don'tyou believe It; I've got a coustitu-
ton Of a horse. Dang tiff | don't believe
I've got the constitution Of the United
States"
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tincinnati, Wilmington and Zanesvilla,
~ Railroad, open to Wilmington One Daily
Train, Sundays exceptod) On and after Monday.
August 10th, until further notice, Trains will run %.
follows:
Leave Cincinnati from the depot Of the Little MI
ami Railroad at 8 p. NJ, for Morrow, Cierksville ,Sli-
go 4 Wilmington, arriving at Wilmington at 8 Is P. NJ.
Returning leave WILMINGTON at ga. Nj, arriving
in Cincinnati ats l5A. NJ, connecting at Morrow
with the Express Train on the Little Miami Road for
the North and Fast M
Fare from Cincinnati to Wilmington .,,...Ah60
For other information and ! ckets, ppply At Ticket
Office, corner Of Broadway and Front streets, and q
the Little Miami Depot, or Of VIM. Miner, Station
Agent, Wilmington. E4W9 WOODWARD eas
Engineer and superintendent.
1.-the Omnibus Line win call for and deliver pas.
scngers to and from the trains in any part ofthe tifv.
II B. RUGGLES, Conductor.
1.-THE Company will not be responhible for bar
gage exceeding 800 in value. unless the, came 81 70.
turned to the Conductor or Agent, and freight paid a
the rate Of ! passage for every $500 Ia vsl6S aboSs
that amount. August 81. l653-h seHl
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JUNE so, 1883.

ID eceived this day at the cheap store ~(oppozite
AOShaeffer's Hotel a large variety ofFancy dress
Goods-such as plain Berages Of all colors. and prices.
Fig'd perages ofmAny styles, and cheap, some very
W.TsWIsE.
ParasOls. &1s
A new stock ust opened, at greatly reduced prices
June 90. 1863. w. WISE.
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Mr.. WEAVER offers valuable and convcn :
i9nt property for sale. See his ADVERTISE
mcnt. The offer is good one.
Common PleaS.-In the SANDER case OF
VIM. Con and wife against VIM. Sorrels,
the jury rendered a verdict of 500 in ia
vor of plaintiff.
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New YoRK, Sept. 3d. Tho s,eamer
Golden Age which left a few days ago for
Liverpool and Australia, when two DAYS out
one other boilers was found to leak, and
she came to anchor In the bay; but on ex,
animation Il was found that a hole had been
drilled by some malicious person, and Il be-
camo necessary to detain the ship and re-
pair the boiler. She sailed this morning,
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WEALTH OF MIcHieAN.-The aggregate
valuation of the real and personal property
10 Michigan, as fixed by the State Board OF
Equalization, is $3.50. S62 ,474-nearly four
times as much as in 1851,
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GTCol, Manypenny, Commissioner of
Indian Affairs, has left Independence, Mis-
souri,, for the Indian country, to open ne
gotiations with the different tribes.
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OF Marshfeld, Mass, where now repose
the remains of the great statesman, Daniel
Webster, has been during the past summer,
visited, it is said, by not less than l2 1000
persons, aud the crowds still continue to
throng the place.
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OF The Governor Of Maine devotes most
ofhis message to the Legislature, which has
just convened.in special session, to the con
trncts for the sale to Maine OF the lands in
that State owned by Massachusetts. The
total quantity Of these is over l,l0o, 900
acres, located on the Keunebec waters, the
Arpstook, and the upper waters of the river
st. John, Massachusetts offers to sell
these for $362, 800.
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THE PACIFIC RAILRoAp,-The democrat.
ic party, not only of the South, but at the
North also, are coming out against the
scheme Of constructing the Pacific Railroad
by the Federal Government.
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RoeUEs generally die poor. Every time
they make a dollar BY cheating, they have to
spend ten shiIlings in law.