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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-05

For children under twelve and over three years of
age half rates will be charged person taken p at
point not designated, will be required pay the
from the last designated point and person desiring to
leave the train at point not designated will pay the
charge to the point designated with this proviso
that no person shall pay less than 25 for any dis
tance boh the points be regular stopping places 9TH
erwlse the charge will not be less than 50 cents,
No charge being made in the above for baggage
the Company will not be responsible for it, unless in case
OF gross negligence on the part of their agents. and will
in be responsible for specie bills notes. Jewell
or anything but tho passengers necessary bag
gage.
Passengers ,on the way wishing to be taken ON the
cars should make signal if in the day. with handker-
Chief and if in the night with light from the time the
tralnls four hundred yards off until it reaches them 1t
Is 6es however, for passengers, ii practicable to get
at dePots regular stopping places in the of
mail being too late the conductors sometimes unable
to stop at other points on the road
Passengers wishing to be set down between depots
should notify the ain Captain Of their wish after
leaving the previous depot.
Passengers are prohibited from standing the plat
form of the cars getting ia of the cars when
motion.
By order of the Board of Directors
jas G. w. MACMURDO Treasurer
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,<TRATroN's OFFICE, No. sou.,.1 4.h


Let NIL the world say what they can
Flo selling prizes STATIONS the
Drawn Nos OF Delaware, No 172-Dec "a:
Sc 81 73 10 sc "a 81 81 81 SO 4G sc II 90.
Half Ticket Nos 81 sc H. another sold and paid by
STRATTON
Drawn Nos of Delaware, extra 179-Dec ss:
Al 80 9 10 81 81 80 60 Ga Is 81 &c
Ticket Nos " @6 60, another ore sold and paid by
STRATTOk.
Drawn Nos of Delaware. No 173-Dec IS
20 50 q 10 6a IS 10 90 60 &c.
Half Nos 10 90 800,
Whole Nos 10 % GO, $500, > Sold and paid by
STRAIT ron.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, extra, 1s1-Dec so:
rs So Ga IS 81 26 "A 2 40 20 10 1s 49,
~ " ~ '''' '''' '''1 ST sTs Raj X
Drawn numbers Delaware, No. 174 Dec 2sth:
So so 90 . IS Is SO IS IA 81 70 IL 80 So
~ " WV sTR RAJ Z
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No 175-Dec 80;
60 80 rs SO 81 62 81 % AZ as 20 81 49,
Drawn Nos OF Delaware, extra, No Jan. 1st:
II II Sc 81 SO 40 80 10 20 Il IS 26 as g.
Do do do II 80 Is, Sold and paid by
sTRATToN
Drawn Nos of Delaware No 176-Dec 81
II 50 7 SIS sc 16 80 "a 90 10 10.
MONDAY Delaware No a-Capital. sas.579 Is
Nos, 70 drawn. Tickets Sc.
Observation-Disclosures extra, No 3-Capital: 81
l6s. rs Nos, 12 drawn. Tickets 81
TUESDAY-Delaw arc, No 3-Capital $4,000
7s Nos, IA drawn. Tickets So
WEDNEsDAY--Deaware, No 4-Capita. sao,sso
rs Nos, IL drawn. Tickets $40.
Observation-Disclosures, ex. No 5-Captal ss,s75
rs Nos, ~ drawn. Tickets So.
Observation-Disclosures, No 5--Capital; Sl2OO0-
70 Nos, ID drawn Tickets S..
FRIDAY-Deaware. No 6-Capital: 100000 rs
Nos, ID drawn. Tickets So.
Observation-Disclosures, extra, No 7-Capital: 81
600. rs nos 10 drawn Tickets |.
observation-disclosures. No 7-Capital: $4,000
7s Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets SIS.
Buyers referred to my list of przes which lie
registered at the Office proof of what has been done
and every drawing continues to increase the number
sold and paid by
Orders for packages, certificates single tickets in
the above schemes and mall the lotteries, promptly at
tended to- and drawings sent when requested Please
address orders to
de 90 N. STRATTON. Richmond Va.
GHEsNUTs.-25 bushels, on consignment, just re-
~ ceived, for sale
ia FRY McCANDLISH
HINHE regular monthly meeting of the kichrnond Typo
i graphical Society will be held at Odd Fellows Hall
this evening" at II o'clock.
ia JOHN M. FRANCISCO, Sec'y.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-05
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

l hhal execution of Deed Of Trust from James T.
sutton Jr and wife, SHALL the 9TH day of January
next at the hour Of 10 o'clock, NJ in font Of the oil
nee OF james u sutton Jr., corner of Bank aud 18th
Streets sell to the highest kbder one tract of land r.;
the county OF Hinds State of Mississippi supposed to
Also, three shares stock of the Tuckahoe Railroad
Company. Terms made known at sale
de - BfCK. j.. WINSTON Tr,s,oo
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-05

GENE RAJ AGENCY, Sc.-RICHARD
~ HILL Jr., and b w. TALLY, of Hanover have
entered ipo partnership for the purpose of conducting
General Anency all its branches particularly the hiring
OF negroes and renting out of houses They will be
public. RICHARD HILL Jr
dc film b, w. TALLY.
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GREAT NORTHERN MAIL ROUTE.g
A HA

!. NEW AND COMFORTABLE SCHEDULES
Twice daily from Richmond to New York, with
transfers Passengers and Baggage through the cities
Washington, Baltimore and Philadelphia free of extra
cbarge-On and after the LIST of October the following
quick and comfortable schedules will be run over the
Richmond daily at o'clock A. M and Q o'clock P. NJ;
arrive in New York daily at 81, A. M. and Ct, P. NJ
Fare to Washington, LIST class seats S. SO
De do Cd do do 90
Do Baltimore lst do do Z 90
De do I'd do do S 90
Between Baltimore and Philalelphia-by railroad 3 90
Between Baltimore and Philadelphia, by the New Eza
castle and Frenchtown line. Observation-Disclosures 2 so
B ,tween Philadelphia and New York ......... 3 90
For LIST ass passengers and So each for I'd class dc.
For through tickets to Washington and Baltimore or
other information, apply at the ticket Office
Besides the through and direct connection named
above with the main Northern route through tickets
direct be obtained the Depot of the Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road Company, in Washington, for Pitts
burg and Wheeling via the Relay House, on the. follow
ing terms:
between Washington and Pttsburg-tTime twenty four
hoursl oil oo
Between Washington and Wheeling-(Time thirty
two hours. IL 50
P. S.-The night train will stop take up or put
down passengers except the following stations Cot
tage, Tayorsville, Junction Chesterfield Milford
Guney's, Fredericksburg and Brookes
N Bly, order of the Post Master General Train
will be run between Richmond and Washington on Sun
day night.
it is deemed proper, in addition state for the nfor
nation of passengers that four daily lines opera
ton between Washington and Baltimore, by means of
which thetraveller who though business pleasure has
been delayed in Washington has it in his power
to proceed convenient hour ectly his Journey
to any point North OF that place. THOMAS SHARP,
ia 5 Agent of Transportation
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BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN q co.

GROCERIES, Aeon THURSDAY the 9Th
SJk Janutwy will sell auction store, at 10
o'clock, an assortment of Groceries, viz
Rio and Lsguayra Coffee
Coffee Sugars
Rectfed Whiskey
e Rum Brandy
Green and black Teas
English dairy Cheese
Molasses, Window Glass
Sole Leather, Bacon, Fish
100 boxes Lemons
ALSO
Apples $50 bbls
Figs-300 drums
TKRMs-Under 500 cash. 800, and over four months
credit for approved paper
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.,
dc ii Aucts.
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HYfGEORGK il sUMNE X.

ENXTENSIVE MISCELLANEOUS AUC-
~ TON SALE--On FRIDAY morning 7th inst
commencing at oc ock, my auction sales ROOM No
18th street. II be sold at auction, the following
celaneous goods without the least reserve, viz:
10000 assorted imported Cigars
Large lot chewing and SIN okng Tobacco
Several hair and shuck Mattresses and feather eds
Cherry Dining Table
Very handsome black walnut cottage Bedstsad
A low single Bedstead, willow Carriage
A new black walnut seat Rocking chair
Floor Mating
A large invoice of winter Goats aud Pants
White and fancy Shirts
Shoe Thread, Mantel Lamps
mahogany Chairs, nearly
ado Sofa do Stoves &C.
sy-Terms cash
ia G o. J. SUMNER, Auct.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-05

COMMISSION AND FORWARDINA
~ BUSINESS-The subscriber having taken one
~ tho basin, for the pun pose Conducting COMMITS
SION AND FORWARDING BUSINESS, most res :
pectuy offers his services to his friends and the PIT bic
generally. He will use his best efforts to give satisac
ton to those who may patronize him.
FV SUTTON, ir.
n b. Liberal advaces made on consignments.
o2-lf
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-05

RICHMOND and

I'm and after the 18th ofJune, 1859, the following will
~ be the rates of fare for the transportation of pass
gers on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Roi1r no1
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-05

lust received at SMITHS Periodical Depot, oppo.
- site the American Hotel the third number of Mini
he's American Drawing Book, for sefinstruction.
ia6
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-05
PETER TINsLEy,
'""""'"c'"fer and Dealer ia Roots and

No 236 Broad street, Shockoe Hill
wfap Takes occasion to inform The public that d.,
~ he has now in store and is prepared TO
make TO OF der, al descriptions of b OTSYN
SHOES, CATERS, &c.
Being desIrous OF suiting all tastes the subscriber ba
spared neither pains expense procuring from the
Northern and Eastern manufacturers the best and most
tasty styles OF goods Ladies and Misses NAV therefore
rely upon procuring at all times the best article made as
well as the latest style demanded by the mandates of
fashion Whilst he feels warranted in saving this how
ever he desires to be distinctly that he al
ways keeps on md full supply less costly goods
which he is prepared to sell cheaply as he who sells
cheapest.
Gentlemen willlkcwse find well assorted stock of
Boots. Caters and Shoes from which to choose either
Tor themselves, their children servants
Aud both ladies' and gentlemen who may desire a
homemade article, informed that the subscriber is
prepared to manufacture any article in the Boot and
shoe line in the most faithful Misunderstanding in con
neXion with bis store shop well supplied with the fines
raw material and employing none but the best workmen
All therefore, in want Unreasonable goods during the
Christmas holidays, well henceforward, may con
suit their own interests by calling
PETER TINSEEY
lie 29-lm No 1913 Broad street.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-05

u rUE ATHENEUM.-The Rev. WIN. ]. HoeE,
" baltimore will lecture at the Afheneum Friday.
January 7th Ihe dangerous precaleRce Of spurious
Lecture wi begin at 8 o'clock, P. NJ, Doors open at
p P. NJ
Admittance, for single person, 25 cents; parties
listing of two 25 cents for the first person. and
19I cents for each additional person of the party.
Tickets for sale at the door.
ia The Committee on tie Athcaeum
-fy4Tbe Notes of the United states Bank
ill be redeemed at the office of Messrs Mott Bevil
next door to the Exchange Bank.
Also at my Office on Shockoe HILL
&c eft WIN NTiNSLEY.
LAUGH AND GROW Eat"
PARROW 5
JENNY LIND MINsTRELs,
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL
On Wednesday Evening, Jan. 9Th 1883.
NTR. PARROW takes great pleasure in announcing
the citizens of Richmond and the Ladies in partic
MAR that lie will give nteainmen with the
Of the Jenny Lind Mnstrels at the above hail. on
WEDNESDAY evening, January 9Th, on which occa-
sion the celebrated violinist, SIG. MARONEY will ap-
near in several of his fayorite Violin Solos.
Mr.. PARROW would say to the ladies and gentle
men Of Richmond that his appearance before the prnci
pal nobility OF the Old World is a sufficient guara tina
he with the assistance of the Troupe please citi
zens of this place.
Cards of Admission 25 cents.
Doors open at half past G; performance at II.
Front seats for Ladies.
ia It's W. PARROW, Manager.
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H. H. MINOR

Attorney at Law, Richmond, Va.,
a TTENDS promptly to all business in his profession
n to which heis now exclusively and assiduously de
voting himself To enable him the better to discharge
his duties Counsel and Attorney for the Richmond
Building Fund Company" he has resumed his commits.
sion as Notary Public, and will also perform all the
acts app opriate to that office.
~ Onice No 3, Law Building. no eff
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-05

OFFICE FOR RE1NT.-A large room, suita
~ BILE for office, the floor with the compiling
OF the Times, opposite the Exchange Bank. e8-tf
NOTICE.-Having duly qualified administrators
otthe estate of my late husband John Hitchcock, do
ceased and having by power of attorney duly executed,
constituted Edward Y. Cannon of the city of Richmond
my attorney IN fact for the purpose of said admnisra-
tlo hereby give notice that he alone is authorized act
Ill the settlement of the said estate Persons indebted
10 It will make payment TO him; and those who have
claims against it, will present them him, properly
thenticatcd Tor settlement.
de lots EF.E NOR {. r HTFClIcOCK.
NOTICE-The undersigned, ustees, to whom
wele conveyed in trust the lands OF A. ID. cad.
IN the county of lIenrco and the city of Rich
1nond, which were formerly owned by Reuben Blakey,
deceased and which adion the lands of Boyd, Parkh,
Woodin and others, hereby give notice that they have
gwen authority lat the Eequesto the grantor and bene
hciaries in said trust to Messrs George Woodfn and
Reuben Boyd to protect said lands from all trespassers
and that hereafter person who may be found hunting
shooting, cutting timber committing any other of
respass on said lands will be prosecuted according to
law. JOSEPH MAYO
ED. Y. CANNON,
de 29--tf Trustees.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-05

sssssasss FOR FKE1GHT OR Cas A RTFW--Tne
.s=ssssnperlor fast sailing schr w. W. WYER, Capta
Stoddard is ready receive freight as above outb
ernfreght preerred and will sail with all possible dis
patch. For rates apply to
de l6 RORT p,NuIN
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-05

CHAS t WUKTHAM & co
Freight takento Mobile ard forwerded free of com
MISSION Nofreght received on board after Saturday,
the 1st inst.
de
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ngS ESE Mt

&mA A Farm of twelve acres, about one mile from the
.Q$:R city. Apply to VIM GOULDIN.
de 25-d1w Governor straa+
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-05

ia FOX RENT, the upper part of tenemen No.
-Ga.E 76 Main street. one door below the subrcrber
price lao Also large room over store applvto
se lO RAGLAND i BROTHER
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-05

- taken the stand No. 49, West Main street, lately
occupied by John A: Smell e Co.. and has just received
part, and by Wednesday will have entire now
stock OF Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, and respect
fully soicits this patronage of the friends of the late
firms OF Jno. A. Smell & Co.. Barnes SHELL and Hugh
hllelgh lift
SEASONED TOBACCO ROX BOAR s.--
- $4,000 feel of superior lot, now on hand and Tor
sale by r. RANKIN
de
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- Louisiana itne-FIRST PACKET-To sal
post'0ely on Monday, The Sd mu.-The superior fast
sailing clipper bsrque CYANE Capt George Bur
mister having portion of her cargo engaged and going
on board will positively sail above For balance of
freight cabin or seerage passage having superior ac
commodatons, apply to captain board att alston x
Peasants wharf, to
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-05

NINHE regular monthly meeting of the kichnond Typ
Il graphical Snciety will be held at Odd Feows' Hal
this evening, at II o'clock.
ia JOHN NJ FRANCISCO Secy
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-05

NOTsCE:-A meeting of the President aud Di-
l rectors othe Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
Rail Road Company, held at the Depot in Rich.
mond, Goth October. 1852
Resolved That dividend of3s per cent out of the pro-
hts OF the Company for six months ending 30th Septe
Der last, be declared payable the Stockholders or
their legal representatives and after the first of No
yembernext. true copy from the minutes
G. w. MACMURDU,
ia D TreaSurer
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-22
7ir. NcGu On Women.

There i said to DC q garden plant throush
whose roo; the gardener draws u ssc!s ~ six Of
whatever color liz vi,sos the plant To be when
grown; and the color uf lh,s silk /, dla-ci thr".
on, the whole plant, rendering 10 ot tic same
hue Thus il J. with the Cbjtd. The influence 81
the earliest Instructions are Irlt all through lie
Hence gen;ene>s as well as wisdom and a,te ton
~ well az conscience, are required IN the rearing
Of Observation-Disclosures is At hr,t almost exrlu-
siys!, hers. The mother and child continue TO be
one ears after lis br,h. Her soul Is Stuius
phrre around is soul, and # that atmosphere be
pure then indeed the child b.eathes the air Of
heaven before II i contaminated by earth Let
hcu, Mymsns vure be familiar voice N
schools. AMI acNden les AMI balls Of science,
Let whatever there !, Of the heroic In her nature
be developed into blu>son'lus irua-'. and all ma
ture .hlli rejIjce as the bridegroom rrjp,Ceth Tor
ht G,ljc
But there are employmen.s wholly iucompatti.
DE with her nature Such j. the m,tAr, p,Jirs.
sion The yery flc' Of War subrsr. the very
ends for which -o,,. ,orIrt, was established. 1t
violates Gods laws Of religion aud morality. IL
peace. murder " a crime 10 war, 80 an hoior
h. r,ace lie who provides for widows and ur.
phins i. beloved while living cherished IA memo.
~ when deal In war, be who rob. widow and
or ,haus Is otter, the Nor,uipped idol while hitus,
.ud u death tie historic hero. Such Is the char
ac,tr of all unjust wars. They sU0vsrt Ibs order
If nature. and cuuu,eImanl the lAw OF God.
>a,au's law becomes the h cher lIs, ami Gods
law only second rate But let no. Woman par
take OF the evils # war. lie: the g.Adatorial
.,yciRc,ys Of the Coll scum be Strangers - her
na.u-e. AMI, a, iJr ,He 'C.rtaiu Lectures, with
which he euteT,aius her husband. leave tn Mr.
and My. Caut,e to determine Applause !
Woman should BE- with ihv criminal ten thousand
tune. more ,uan size ba. been and ,Ar should be
with um within tie prison walls, where her love
rciurms. instead rf ~ The COURTROOM where
unu.h. bat stern lustcc prevails see Ia, one
reaslu Why Nuu.n ,hns.i uut preach tee Cos
pei and that reassn l.. that i. is ten thousand
times better TO 20 aLau, yrIs.i.. . the Gospel
tLau even to preach b.. Aud there are some 1t
tie Healing art, also adapted 10 woman There
Is % fitness and pgupueiy u having female phy,I
clans Indeed. I,i, u.ou 5sfnaa-m 10 have any
other. There Is no o--iogl g savage ,I5Uts mere
llibA,al- than TIA; Of sending a. youu, doctor
iu,l iron college. into the scA cAaU.Jes Of The re-
lined and educated lady.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-22
The OitaMn Dry CRtRWba.

The following highly flanerinS notice Of Mr.
( Brlsh's Day CAr,waA WINE is taken from the
January No. Of the Prair.e Farmer. After pub
/ lishing short note from Mr. Brush the ,Gi!oI
proceed;
" The above Is in answer to private letter o
ours, written after taking our share eli one bottle
Of friend D,u .h's Dry Ca!avbI, divided between
flur e., U.s. ~ the office cf ihr Chicago Mechanics
lrslgUtr We subsequently,, ia company VIII
Professor bi4ucv, the Ch,uman of the General
Standing Committee of the Institution, and ouI
Young bgrthcl. secretary "t the Board III prrc
tar Jo oGr fan share "t !rl bottles 1T ~, deli
clous NAIVE Illinois pare luir. - tie GlrVe We
ATE judge ct "Iur, anu 'ruit ANA u'"eiN. We
have had experience, and or taste M such mat
les has b,,u endorsed bN those VIVA have made
such Co "a. occasional niu 'sruces, the main b'-i'
uc-s snl study Of ,hcw lives. Aud Ne pronounce
this " DY Vine OF Mr. Bta>h, primitive manu-
Mcture both whole and tooh,oiue,' IN fact, pure
sui delicious and the most grateful sad exquisite
beverage We syei tasted and mind You, dear
reader. ". are not under the iuiIvuce Of II now
ard We hare drunk in our day much good wine,
Of France and Ia the Rhine. nj Spain and Partu.
gd aui each of the Isles Of old ocean, the vine
ward, Of Old Rome. and the far famed hills of
bleeding down trodd-n Hungary. We are =
iudSr Of wine and Tor BorQgrt u.h frutN ilLvor,
sni pare grateful delicate natural acidlts, with
b,iy aud .pIrt enough 10 kser It, and cause
pleasant cNhJiarhuon, and Vet not steal away
ths senses" We never drank ANYTHING to compare
with thI> Ot'dra Drg CG.arbI
But the committee ofthr Institution, To- whom
part Of Ibis vine was sent, Will doubtless test
tn balance, and report therefrom. We only
notice the Two bottles" sent us by Mr.. Brush,
who j.. not only good vine dresser, tut good
hnuiculturist, AMI good and honest man Sue.
cess to him sgy We for We most rgl gisu,lN be-.
lese, that wine growing will prove The @osi eth
Gent aid 10 the cause Of National Temperance
Reform, sni give another paying crop 10 the ter.
acu.iurisis oi The west.
l, may NJ, be on, Of place to meution IN this
connection that MIR Brush had entered some Of
the above pare juice the Grape, at the late
Annual Fair Of the Bae) Institute But the com
mittee, whose duty it va, to pronounce Judgment.
upon 1t, not having been accustomed to Judge Of
the merits of good wine after counseling over
It for u few moments. passed iiby as" ToLtR
ABLY Coon NlSlGA,
We mention this fact, because it show. the ne.
cesslty Of appointing competent persons upon the
viewing committees at such exhibitions. We do
not know who they were, neither is i; necessary
that We sho-lI-it is enough to know that they
were incompetent; to Judge OF this one article and
in consequence did Mr. Brush great injustice.
The viewing committee occupy very important:
positions Al our agricultural fins Their du'y is
TO decide upon the merits and dement's IL all ar
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-22

Woh.ve Leior. a. I'd j 10 lDe Ia, dat Tue
ls04.Uaou.uu ,ur uuIv,. q! usel .utJ Eus .an4
SO removed 100 !si-, slutt When the uI-- las
Ueru continually IDgfvaSils lie E"s.isA u"Ne
Ossu .r~IuluE lo love AU.rrr-u essi, "aI Vie
-uued Sla.es p.c.s,s OF yY.h l'orG au4 L-eI L"' &
.yA apVl,AilI-uis tie Ltstish .. ier AMI 'ue
-ia-T.ute vas ipIa.r! srsAl. mus la U4' o-'.e
cr dab We ..,u Oc,u amused iu ,ue sairs !oV."
% ,Ur lsi,e l,u,Is.lu Lu4,ts 900 A-uJ-is "u-
O,..r Genuau uIrs, NDgIu pID'.-tuu, .uf -'
...r.,ss j, r packet Hae ~ ra. .eUi UaH,r
pst up lor Amen, Use, '.e s.U'd! '"p'-iH %
.a Lns,..A NyEL SD ,gs.-' ""-'i '''''' i''".'
juv s.i.ssrs % p.tA .-t.u pi.u-a- =. '' '''''
sirp Vie a...Ilau r-tuT u.l~E - ~ Co. ''''
Tue L.qLiuI4uG WHO C.IDh' Tua.e Ui 'oi Na''i.
: It's sal4y lule -Iace sApleE W.-.i r.
g.4A - ulsr a.I.s -urut y'ei iiy 4e.h t,etes ~.
up 10 tickle John B.i.s palate, 49, ~ 4'w" 90 q"
IleI u4,t ,hc! Ousus 10 Iass = 50. -se 10 1A'
ota.gs, .! H., ,uiy 80 ic.Iu low 10 1IFe. Al. iini
o. NOV, however hanged john ,au e., Il N:tle
VI tat, sId JvualAau .-ht q lie VI i."u. VI Ut.s
tastes have Uyru undergoing ,A,s change, tho
lluluE Ut ,.e "D-ulugs has lrvu settled aY4 i-Iu
upgu " Jual EeL Herds VI 4Ju.gst.. uAcu HVN
lA.Isr ou eg,c. pgl,gs vHeute tuc Iui..! U,'uui
have btyu dingu, .I4 CL1cdg1, NLi,h '"cng
years sinye ulI ~; exit, !as. !ear ~, rp 'tI "a
pyT.ea jyUO cattle, Vi DA,cn o,vvv t.e,ees Ma
slapped 20 LOuaoa.
! in.s produ,eI iJ3g5 bO,,. u t,s!, Of Tile
quantity ~. yUJ HUu,. w,lr s-ut ~ DO7tvn. New
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