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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18

This comes on next Thursday, and will
DO hero before our paper comes out again.
We hope that our good citizens will duly
honor Il. We owe much to The goodness
Of our God. and surely ONCE rEAR, we
should rvsLieLY praise him. In many places
all businsss 10 suspend led until after. noon and
The community assemble 10 the temples Of
God. Why may not this be the case here
We are Informed that public worship viii be
held In the Msthodist church at II o'clock
A. NJ, when sermon will DO preached by
Rev. T. NJ. Eddy. Let all the people ac-
knowledge the God Of nations In his sanctu-
AIRY.
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Ten MS or THEIND. AMEurcaN.
TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

The friends and enemies Of PRoHIuroRy
Law, are requested 10 meet al the following
times and places, 10 discuss the proprieiy OF
passing law prohibiting the traffic in In
toxicating liquors. The citizens Of the neigh
borhood may depend on speechs in favor Of
,uch law. Ifthere IL any body who objects
10 such a law they shall have fair chance
10 express their opposition.
Brockville Sat. Night, Nov. ~.
Centre Chapel /" 90.
Cedar Grove I" Dec. ,.
School house near A. B. Lines. Dec. 10.
A. N. Blacklsdge, Esq. rendered his
resignation as general agent Of the Val
ley r. r. which was accepted by the
board at It's late session. ..a.-
Fromthc Cincinnati Daily Enquirer.
MARTHA WASHINGTON CONSPIRACY CASE.
Ktssane Retained in Custody.
COLUMBUS. Monday, Nov. i4th, y. M.
Verdict OF Jury in the Martha Wash.
ington Case was rendered at % O'Clock
this afternoon. All the defendan ac-
quilted, and 90 motion we're discharged.
kissane retained in custody on the pre-
vious commitment in the Forgery case.
Our readers will remember that Kis-
snne was on trial before the Circuit
Court OF the United States for %.
days. He was accused Of conspiracy 10
burn the steamer Mortha Waslnqfoa.-
But few, ercspt hejury aner hearing the
testimony. believed him innocent. He
has, however, been acquitted, rs will be
seen from the above. That he had
something to do in that terrible affair
we have not doubt. But we must sub
init to the decisions OF the powers that
be.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18

gJ-li any Of our readers wish TO have en-.
craving done in the very best style 1T them
20 TO Middleton and Wallace, Cincinnati
Ohio. They will take Duguereo,ype like
ness Of building. or landscape, or human
face, and transfer II TO steel most accurately,
aud then print Il as we'll as Il can be done
any place. They also execute blank notes,
bills Of exchange &c. most beautifully. Try
Them once and if they don't do II right let
US know.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18

~ Whose business Is u TO declare the
seats Of our Aldermen vacant They certain
~ are vacant. for business OF the most urgent
character which they ought to attend to.
10 entirely neglected, and our citizens want
10 6ll the vacancies az soon a. possible.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18

p-The Odd Fellows at Fairfield have got
their new Hall nearly ready for use. 1t will
be q splendid room when finished.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18

We have received from the publish
ers. Apologize & Co. a book entitled
Religious Courtship. tits book Of d.
alogues upon Christian principles. Its
designed as guide in the selection Of a
companion for life. It was written by
the famous author of"Robinson Crusoe,"
and was originally published In England
where It had large sale. 1t Is pub
lished by the Cincinnati firm above men,
toned, in very handsome style-the pa
per is good-the typography neat. and
the binding tasteful.
But, in our candid opinion II Is bore.
AT least we have not been interested in
il. Perhaps "young folks" would like |,
better.
The same publishers, who are. by the
way, energetic and worthy men, and
whose books are generally Of the most
unexceptionable character. have presen-
ted US also a book entitled Universal.
ism against itself"
This is a very readable book and those
who want a work on Universalism
would do well to get this. Even Uni.
versalsts themselves might read 1t to
profit.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18

OF Don't forget the Temperance
meeting Ut the Court house on Saturday
night.
01-There must be more than one
John Smith in the world, for there is
certainly one In our jail, and one writing
TO us from Ok foid. This Is, we verify
believe, the same John that used TO write
fro Cincinnati.
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.fto., III.
:. y, a.eiase ~ -, 49, ~. sH INC
az 81, "''' q. 49, az. wa,5 he ,nvs.,v,sa,s P'
We~srxn y.,lwax fines. ON IN. main route.
I.s '."-y 80, 49,, 49,. 80.
W. eouse, w % nv "saa 49, ~.
10 h. ma" n 80 Mind az s,ocs' n M ssr
prsferubie 10 s,x In Europr. or in our own
Atlantic sta lea. The lines we have suumer-
ssrd above win All reou;re double tricks. and
this will add largely 10 their cost; bat 30 i'm
mense Il the We,ts,n ,rade es,ee,allv In pro-
ducs, and so very raosd ia Inc,esse. that the
profits Of capital thus invested will increase.
aud not diminish. II then the Investments
OF capital 10 an other direction for Inc pre,eut.
Il will soon resume the railway channel. for
a reason which is imperative on ali Nancy
holders, that II Is the best and mostssecure in
vestment.
:. 4" or. .s wv .' -. - 80, shn., I'm IN
ILL.,. - ~, IT,. -. IN ~
u'h'ons W oonafSs a"o'o see"' Poy
about four millions per nnnum on the cost oil
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18
mr.. DavSd oliver.

DE D4vl0 OIttrEs
We learn from the executor who had
the pleasure Of meeting this old and re-
spected citizen at his residence in Ok
ford on Saturday last, that he is in COM
Portable circumstances as far as property
is concerned, and that he is enjoying good
health, and appears to be cheerful and
happy. The Doctors old friends In this
county will be pleased to hear this of
him. He was, at our earliest recollec-
ton, popular practitioner in this place
and as an evidence Of his popularity, we
would say that there are more David Oh
ivers on our subscription list than An
drew Jacksons. He has many name
sakes in this county, and all Of them, so
far as we know, are yet called in short
dock" Long may he live.
New ALBANY SEMISARY.--The Pres
byterian of the West states that the
Board Of Directors Of this institution had
a meeting, end have resolved to recon-
mence operations; and, that they re -elec-
ted Drs. MacMasters and Lindsly to
their former chairs, and chose DR.. Cur
ley, of Dayton, to the chair Of Pulpit
and Pastoral duties. The editors do
not state VIII ether any, or all, OF these
gentlemen have accepted or not; but
they say, that GAS II has been res olved
to be expedient that the exercises should
be at once resumed, we can cordially
congratulate its friends on the election
of the above Professors"
eTThe following was the action Of
the Synod of North Indiana on the SUBJ
ject OF temperance:
Resolved, That we do warmly and anx-
iously sympathize with all the friends Of
religion and morality in their efforts ut
terly to exterminste the dreadful sin oil
intemperance. And believing, from the
failure Of past exertions in this State,
and the success Of prohibitory enactment'
in other States, that such laws afford
the best prospect Of averting the evil by
removing the tempta ton from our midst
we would recommend and earnestly re-
quest Of all the members Of our con-
munion, heartily to cooperate in all
proper exertion to procure the enact.
ment and faithful execution Of such q
prohibitory lap rs shall be deemed by the
friends OF temperance to be most effec-
tual in banishing the use Of intoxicating
drinks from the State.
I'd. That we hereby recommend to
the members Of our various congrega-
tons, In cooperation with the friends
Of temperance In their respective neigh
borhoods, to aid in having delegates
chosen and sent to the Temperance Con.
vention, to be held in indianapolis on
the second Wednesday In January next
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18
Prompt Action.

While at Liberty on Friday last, Judge
Reid took such prompt. and as we think
correct action, as to meet our hearty sp-
prevail. Last February. an individual
had signed and testified to over 30 infor-
nations against u citizen Of Wayne Co.
The defendant took a change Of venue to
Union Co. Last Friday the case came
up, when the witness on oath said the
defendant never sold him liquor. and that
the witness never signed tbs informa-
tions. Judge Reid Immediately ordered
him into the custody of the Sheriff. and
required him to enter into bond Of $500,
to appear at the next term of the Union
Circuit Court to answer the charge of
perjury. You may guess that II made
the sweat pour out Of the witness. Ifsll
Judges were thus prompt in checking
perjury. our courts would be purer than
hey are.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18

OF Our Nav HAT, that is so much
admired by those who have seen II,
came from Jesse A. Moore's, No 342
Main st. or rather from his branch store
near the corner Of Main aud Fifth, Gin
cinnati. By the way, Jesse, who was
born aud raised in Brookville, has had
the good sense to get him good wife
lately. We are glad Of 1t. lie was
getting old. But who would have
thought III lie Is as corpulent as a
Bishop. We wish his old acquaint-
snces would call upon him occasionally
aud get hat. with looking-glass in Il
sIch as ours has. II Is very convenient
10 just take of your hat and see your
self as others see you, at any time
This Is the latest style.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18
Receipts.

thc totCot icpo'eo.
Roads. Date. Receipts.
Little Mismi-lst December,
1853. one month estimated Sooo,oVV
Ohio g. Penn.-lst January,
1853, months estimaleuS $oVV'VVo
Gin I, hamilton, and Dayton,
October 1, 1853. S4o<''S@
Pennsylvania Central Oct,
/, 1853. Sz'iV4,soo
Milwaukee and Missippi -sep.} ..s.os
1, 1853. SiSo,5ze
Michigan Southern and North
etn Ind, July /, 1858. Si,voo,s2I
I leveland, Columbus, ana
Cincinnati. s,"3',oO0
1850 miles. $6,i56,9l0
The cost and nett profits Of these roads.
for 1853, are expressed IN the following Ia
Bile;
Little Miami Railroad 0.O0O-l3 per ct.
Ohio and Penn. 00,700-5
Gin. Ham. snd Dayton $4,000. 000-e
Pennsylvania Central 3,600. O00--S
Michigan Southern S5.l2S, 00U-l2
Milwaukee a.
Cleveland g. Columbus S3,435, 0Oo-l6
The entire cost Of the above 0eO miles oil
Western railways. Is s32,273 900; and the
nett profits Of traffic In 1853, are 10 per cent.
This includes, be II observed, The expensive
line OF tho Pennsylvania Ceatral. The cost
per IN lie, 10 $30,0O0i but excluding the line
over the mountains, II Is much less.
Now. mark another fact, that The increase
Of traffic on Western railways, In single
year has been, at least, thirty three per cent
We may grant as much reduction on 'n''
per cent. OF increase, as any croakef may De-
mand-aud yet Il Is plain and paPabie ise''
tina, In ten years time, the traffic ON railways
west Of the mountains, must at lsas. treble
Some additional cost Of double track, they
must encoa inter-; but we venture the asser-
ton in adyance-that In ten years ume-ev-
cry good line OF Western railway Will pay
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18
K,..sne Retained In Custody.

Fromthe Cincinnati Daily Enquirer.
MARTHA WASHINGTON CONSPIRACY CASE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18

A. N. Blacklsdge, Esq. rendered his
resignation as general agent Of the VAL
ley r. r. which was accepted by the
board at It's late session.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-18

We would call the attention Of thos Q
who have lumber for sale to the card Of
ID. + Meader e. Co. They do a large
business in making furniture.
0TWar will most certainly be declar.
ed against Turkey mex, Thursday
Thanksgiving day--May we be there to
see!
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6petiai Notifss.

~ Park Benjamin, Esq. viii deliver his hurnor
Gus sa;rca poem Money aud Love" for the benefit
OF the Library Fund Of the Irving Litary Union on
THURSDAY EVENING, Feb TO- at the Stuyyessnt In
stitute. No. go Broadway, commencing at O'clock
nathic Pharmacy No 4S3 Broadway; Embre's No. l3i
BoweIy; Hatch & Co, No. 723 Bioadway; New-fork
Hotel and the door the evening Of the Lecture.
ALERT S FLANDRAU No. 133 Elizabeth st.,
II NJ SMITH,
r. W CURTIS, Com.
SBW. Mckee,
i T. SMITH
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CPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS..--Th,
nANyARD,s PILGRIMAGE 10 LERUSA.
Nem Civilizations.

New Edition now Ready,
YVNHE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF
"TOM KING" THE HIGHWAYMAN, By the Au-
thor of Capt Hawke Claude Duva," Dick Clinton
etc, beautifully illustrated. Price IS cents
Also THE MYSTERIES AND MlSERlEs OF NEW
ORLEANS" by Ned Buntine, Author of The Mystene'
and Miseries of New.Yorkp Price p cents.
GARRETT Co. No. - Anns.
For sale at ell Book Stores.
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THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE.

20. CALIFORNIA, OREGON, AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
Epubhshed on the departure Of each NAL Steamer tor
charTss. Price e. cents per copy.
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Amusemeuts.


CONCERT;--A Sacred and Miscellaneous
NConSsIt Wi be gwen Tin aid Of the Church. on
WEDNESDAY EVENING MINT Feb q ISsS AZ Sny,n ~
81. Church, near arc /, commencing Al "A O'clock
choice selecon q popular Muse viii be s1ps to,e.h
er with the Prinlpa Ghoruses and solos from DE E
thenS" OF &, Ii. Curtis W ~ N'ea'
The Choir Of the Church and Mesxrs Nash Curtis,
Msdgs Class consisting OF Soyentyfye Performers
WILL sing Ghe ChOyuses
NJ gro. Il CURTIS, (0rgAnist the Central .,hr,,h
will prtsiGe 80 tie Piano.
Miss NJ = BRAINARD, (the PRINCIPAL yoc.ss, a, Ne
Nyf Leetures) al Nj. NJ COLBURN 1.-THE weIl.sna~ro
orstofiO SiuserJ VIII sing the principal solos
The Concert wil BE- under the direction OF Praf y II
NASH, leader OF the Choir.
Tlekets OF Admission 81 cents to be had at Newman.
Bookstore, No. 1889 Broadway, aud al the door.
NlBLO's GARDEN-Mad. II. SONTAG's
1NTHlRTEENTH NIGHrin OperA Finst Night Of the
THIRD SERIES "WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb o
Second and lest performance OF
- BON PASoUALE
sda1aifc SONTAU
u hh4aies<s y baian
o@~onM
bNA iua4e SlAh04
,un TUESDAY, viii be sold only % SEATS, and On
WEDNESDAY,, the 81 and - SEATS at Nlbao's G.sSen.
snd q The Stationery Store OF Mess Van Nord~n King
NO - Wsl-s,. Also at the Box Oee on the evening Of
performance.
open commences ct n o'clock. CaTrisgssGlo!.
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THR sHMJ.WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

\, IN tshea every TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning. P1ee
tS per snnurn Two copies for s. Ten for S] Adver-
sls,rosnts cents line Tor each insert on - .
GREELEY 4 McELRArH, Publishers.
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Tor SALE-The Stock and Fixtures Of q
Il TAYLOR AID Clothing Store IN one OF the best osl
tiOfs Ia tn, CIV To person wishing 70 purchase ~
Cssb to are opportunity Location - desirable L.
quire Of A EATUS, No - beekman-si-
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" wonderful Discovery THE SIGHT and

W Wonderful Discovery THE SIGHT and
HEARING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aud Ear Trumpets
unnecessary and useless-Dr LUrENER Oceulist aud
Auris OF No so Pnnce-st, New York, has discovered
treatment that will eectually every species OF OBJ
stucted Vision and Hearing matter from what causes
or OF how long standing the may be- that the
organs be destroyed Dr. LIS unpreceden
ed lie be consulted personally by letter daily lex
oept Sundays) from o'clock, A NJ TIL 81 M All letters
be prepaid and contain the fee of II TO receive atten
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A'A perienced and faithful Nurse. who can come well
recommended Apply Immediately at No 26 stfst, near
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A MAIZE and FEMALE TEACHER

A MALE and FEMALE TEACHkK
n WANTED-wsutedA early Is posSioieI : sl1e $40
IrhlEh Crgue Lon WORSE Leigh Co. Penn ~iien :
kett oren durng the whole wear, with ne usuA -
The place Is healthy, the scbO0lroons siss N - -.
Gentleman and his Wife duly qzAinsd wo1.1 az -
q desiruble situation Applications 70 be made " $3.50
accompanied with satisfactory reierenee Is 70 SI-Sr H.
snd moral standing addressed 10 JO>hSA HN-'-' 80
CAtHSauQJA Penn. vii receive zftrniio--
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A GENT WANTED-An active, Intelligent
n go ~ 90 ,aSr. A. gent or lasg A,ee Cos-
1any IN this city Address with references box w. ~
est Once.
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SALOON of WONDERS

IL NEW SERIES
GLORIOUS SUCCESS! M ROBERT HELLER, the
WIZARD of WIZARDS, and the original Professor
of Necromsncy, has commenced new and brilliant Series
of WONDERS and MIRACLES, at his splendid Saloon,
No $50 BroadwpJ Chinese Building and which viii be
continued until further notice.
Ameng other magnificent eats VIII be produced one OF
very startling and extraordinary nature, called the
MYSTERIOUS RAPPlNGS.
Which combined with the extensive vsrety OF wonder
full scientific and necromAnnc experiments and the I'M
SECOND SIGHT
Presents attraction before offered 20 the world
Performances to commence ~ O'Clock PM and on
Saturday Afternoon at 5 Admission 50 cents Children
half price For full particulars see programme. -
NB.-Grand extra attraction for SATURDAY AFTER
NOON
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"ANTED-A situation by a respectable
w Young Woman, as Chambermaid and do plain sew
ing or Chids Nurse Apply at No. % Pierrepont-s
Brooklyn.
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ITO LET-The Store and Dwelling No. Hl
l. 9th-ev corner Of West 1hst, Cheiss~sluAre. tbs
q the bes; stancs IN thai part Of the city os
family grocery Also tie 9gse twOstory Dwelling House
No 1911 Sth ae near Chelsea square This house rsplets
with ever convenience eGd in hae order Also sevcrl
other Housrs and Stores 70 let. Applyto
A. X. CUSHNAS, No. Isl Broadway
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CURIOUS. NETWORK AMPHTTHEA.

~ TER, No. BoweTy-R. SANDS Co, Prop1etors-
TUESDAY Feb. 8-The Entertainments commence with
the Grand Calvacade, led by Mr. and Mrs. NATHANS
Miniature Horsemanship, by Master JESSIE SANDS
EQuestriansm by Mics Emma Nathaus Mr.. Mcfarland
The Tight Rope Superb Horsemanship and Gym
nssc Fests by the full strength Of the Troupe Prices
Of adnssionBoSes Is cents; Pit l2i Doors open at6i
Performance TO commence at II O'Clock Performance
"Wednesday ard Saturday afternoons.
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pARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
"WEDNESDAY EVENING at "a O'Clock the new, com.
ic, moral drama OLD FOLKS AT HOME. THIS AZ
TERNOON, at O'Clock, OLD FOLKS AT HOME, re-
peated The INFANT LEOPARD tanner will appear
with the LEOPARD ARMENIA. THE PETRIF1ED
HORSE aud RIDER, the Living Animals, &c % be
at all hours Admttance the whole Museum, Enter
tainmens &C. Is Parquet and First Balcony, l2i
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,,p VIEW JRK TRIBUNE.

soK EUROPEAF CIRCULATION
,.ELS az the departure Of each Mail Steamer fof
Pnee 81 cents copy 50 year, any part
p, a,i.n or the Continent, postage included
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~ PUTNAM & Co. publish THIS DAY

- 2. PUTNAM & Co. publish THIS DAY
VI 81 THE MIsERIES OF HUMAN LIFE. An Old
Friend in New Dress With comic wood-cHts. mo
cloth 20 c-s Forming the first Of the New Series OF Put
uArn's Popular Library Of Choice Literature. This : re-
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the lovers OF ff<sti4 and hurnor The thousand little IL
fes which in daily Life easily become nsares are daSn
perfectly that everysne recognizes them az pan OF us
everyday e1per ence. - 1850 . n.
II. THE DECK OF TIE CRESCENT CITY "A Pc
ture Of American Life. BY William Giles DIX KID
paper bound 50 cents
On Thursday
III ANDERSON'S AMERICAN VILLA ARC diI ~
TURY-Coutaiuus Plans and Elevations, with descF-
ton Of Eighteen Villas and Three Country Churches 10
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ROMANCE OF STUDENTS LIFE AbROAD-Dy. N;
KimbaI Esq author OF st. LegeT," &C. The IhiTd
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nerestrF tales found the au-uase. -H fo-t
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~ Lecture on Henry Grattun and the Irish
Volunteers of 7S2.-In fulhlmont Of promise
made 10 the Committee the occasion OF his last discourse
In New-York, THOMAS r. MEAGHER will deliver Lee
ture on the above subject az Metropolitan Hall on MON
DAY EVENING; the 18th inst at O'Clock r. NJ. Tickets
a. cents 10 be hld the Irish American and TruhTeer
Oeos the principal Bookstores and at the door, on tho
evening Of the Lecture.
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IFE OF MRS. WARE.-Memoirs OF Mrs
i Mary Ware. Third Edition. 81 - ,.r-;,..
THE ECLIPSE OF FAITH, OF, 'is' 10 Ns"e''-'
TEr csSapiAN CRuSoES Edited BY Agnes Stick
CiTIDs 70 RouAS HISTORY from The earliest
period to tie eo.s Of tie Western EEPire BY Kew VI
Brswer suthor OF Guide 10 Science - Ssrn r.
'"'puo-isNeU'' Ne 80 Broadway.