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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-06

"a.
CT In Cp iHg Ssrsrd Hounds a Psrs Ms Ls1Lxsct Of
letter from Margaret Jones to hessrs Russell and wa,n
saeehnm.r'h Mebourn, Port Phillip dated January ISL
Gentlemen Since applied at a supply OF oo
uAys Ointment and Pills, have cue Of nv g
anerhAyng sun red from several wounds than two
years tried previously in this country vo,
obtaining relief whatever from remeds Lu nv n,S
HOloEay invaluable dicines weeks 6pp h
healed, and my leg Is nov perfectly sound"
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TIE FRANKLIN PAPFt ,,II
(BEL TTDERs NdEIFt cTJ-p ~ 10. sii IL

IhE FRANKLIN PAPElt Mi \
NoEL 'lDhRf AASUFdC TERTYG 90 Ep.yy,
" o." 'T rfciiT Tenr The Pster.burg Depot,
5 In good order, managed by sunrr;ar p,,
~ turning out Printing for Nev, and
diun Envelope Wrapping psnsr single and Double
IS my mandatory In the United States anu ~ low
" orders Tor any description, Of any veigbt nd ,t
executed at the shortest notice. ~ anu dimensions,
u,,- RAGSi RAGSil
"ANIEo-Ciean Linen nd Cotton Rays ,,x,,,.,
ialS-dly 'eN1''Ahees made A. directed,
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JOHN ENDERs.
yENEACUER. wINrRD -.

-WANTED.-ApplieaiiOns win be received un,
the an OF June next for Teachers take eharxs ~
academies Ale and HemGls,) In town Of Mltos n so
H please state their terms send their
uhe WI De received unless they ~
schools to CON menes the frat Monday in July ne.,
and his lady would be preferred. ~ n gentleman
Address, (Po,tpAid) q corrov
sD-s,,,, r secretary to the Board Of Trustees,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-06

TiihdrAE ng nom the business which b,,
eSs'eu between hr MOSES H. PRESTON and my,e, g. h
nn u Ewes me pleyure recommend his
hdence Of our friends '' ~ N4e eohunned con-
April IL, l5'I-aplI-din ,ou,y ,,,D,
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JAMES ID. Elicit,

" II ~ Il rs Il IL i " b " Il,
OHce on GoserHor street,
AN be found At all hours ready attend 10 any ana I'll h
shets IN the Agency line, such
Soieeton o. Claims, Selling and buying all kinds Of Pro
.. s - ti0esss, &c, 9s. deiE-ju
NihGMt snAP hND:CANDL., M.NJFSI-TOI,Y "a
WAKD McADAa oFers for sale his Mandatory on YanI
m between l6h street aud MaiE-t In .. y,
o. Hiae. brown yelOs and 500: Soaps; Pal Rose Almond
ca doi With general assortment Of Clarified
The superiority Of his black
an others NV Manufactured Is the fact tat In
more FLhAdephA, and other cities Mr.
M Peculiar di,.inetion While export. these pa.
aAy inc easing He has quantity Of b-autit,i
rain g ap hree ODD Country Merchants viii hnd
Actory. - f s1I.s-
NDt W PiZZtNl WHOLESALE ND EETITL DEIT
y ~ ~ fOREfGS AND DOMESTIC COEF.ECTTJys.
.I' Iuo broid STREET IL In Of Fancy
ran Goods comprising the largest assorted .,o he
& t % nahi consisting OF the following such as L.
Pee, "ot Bo,ss; leyeiIy do; Dressing do POLES
which cannot fail to please the taste Also
PpA Of B0atons french Kisses CAnded Imitation Fru
Iesfrs PICKLES and sarcSs highly
ads which he onsrs for sale the
sIs me subscriber takes this opportunity returning h,
20 ~, rs1ts and ne CITIZENS generally for their very
support and them part shall
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-06

NEST FOR sALEA Daily Journal, political party
with nne circulation aud good advertising
located 10 OF the interior Of Virginia.
To conduct
OF this character, attention than the proprietor
able To be and for that II Is offered.
Further Information be obtained by Addressing the whg
Once. Richmond. ap2o-dins
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-06

Dear rFor three years have been afflicted with Cough
IN distressing that frequently dispAired Of recovery
the time vas obliged 70 ~ Ny a night IN chs cough
would su1ocate when laid down Having remt
dies without much relief aia tried the CHERRY PICTORIAL
which under Providence has cured me altogether.
with gratitude yours,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-06

w AnoSo diseases, and Complaint rank a,
nos difficult TO cure We pleased to have power 10
point out remedy which has proved ectuai In and
which We can safely recommend
has been the Of resning untmrIy grave
we mean the looa nds German Biers Dr. 81
delphia.
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MOSES II. PRESTON.

TUT underIgned will continue TO eondue, the roh,..
eta commission Business his Individual account Ia nsn
the paolase OF the friends the late Ar 80 ncs
April IL, 1854. uoer, IT. ,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-06
0 GS xALTARLE PRIvATE DwELLIyC

FOR sALEThe subscribers are 10 ali ~
Dwelling on the North line Grace between Second -
sTests nov In the occupancy Of Dr. Otis II has Smp- a.
nodatns for large family and IL viihA most Js,iy.n.
myi-6t GnIynig A ,pnvr,o,-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-06
MULES AND HORSES-TvT1 -

TVH lora AZ.
-. - ei,iIens and public generally on ism I,s,,n.
Mule. suited aIi' a 5oT 1d keGsssty AHoos 40
etors and Street and Plantation use ali 10
'ssnh- EDWIN WALKER
By shah be in receipt esh stock dreet s saeiss
fela
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JOHNSON a PUCU

tphfIssIon NIFfchanI Hchmond W.
.tl7ce-frOrf Building, SIoctos Wdr,Iona
wv LIT give prompt attention to The Of Tobacco wh,.,
w four, Corn, &C, and hope By strict attsntion 20
nss 70 receive the patronage Of their friends ana m. paS
Tos rsLEr JOHNSON late Inspector =. s.asrool. Ware.
Apil-iy 'euOu's county, Va.
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FOR rut G!E ;I ] n, AGENCY

"YRlNv % rT,.I.H HI'U LlNna
t'hAM 1879. q; RuPPiS, Secre,iry ~ ne yiron1a g.,
-, cttrut Spctsty and N AuGrsr offer ,hs. AgrT
Vrg" AID III. I' The Sale and Purchase Of Land, h.
et A. ~, ne g'ee Of he Tfr9iaia ate Iorfe,, G.
s - Aoausr, SotrTy Pubic and Accountant. o,,,-v
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-06

VEsIs AND PANTsTho's who wish sornrthInv mic. Ard
tasty IN the way Of Marseies and Linen ye.,s - 80,
are in,ted 70 eau a. The Clothing Enpou los Main 81
maks selection from the superb assortment 10 be r,I
mere Which Will be constantly supplied b. weekly arrvs =,
mag
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GoDDIS 4 APPERsoy
THNHOMAS G.. PEYTOS, =
IL RE1L ESTI TF AGENT
STOCK AND MONEY DRoKER

p.-,,..,-... . SIN FrnRci.co Cal Nrnfd,
Us respectfully solicited and promptly attended TO-
GSS. fEESIkD PETToS AIbemarIe
AplS-1lm THnS pEYr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-06

,,. 49, WILLIAM r. BUTLER
'NAhA AND DEALEH ~ CHINA, EARTHESWARE AND Gr Iss
10 Main Street, south i'd. ' NNHoS'
- now IN store, and IL receiving
n C:na Elrihenwarr Ola flr1ns IooTjy o
~ H9Sds OF his own dire importation shieh he sr,
house oner. '"O's 's'tas a. any other
liberal discount TO cash buyers
" Special pains taken o pack securely r.,
II ~ lItt COTTAGE FARM, ONE VIII
- Isl " RICHMOND, F0R SALE-Thr byap,iS,i ,,.re
'ui' ontIy knoSn as Duvals, OF
mile Vest o. this city containing C acres Ths bp in
tlerron are large and Handsomely
ace aSoand' fruits OF various kinds and hflbeey b
Ihs soil i' remarkably rich Ihas been used az r,,., -
aeh ~ several years past and daily sas from Il viii
Io 20 20 through the dispo,sd N AZ -
r'spetiuIy requested to view the premises at Any time "
Terms accommodating. Apply 70 ' e'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-06

~ SbitOIhElts-AmaEsmated Iridium inc and plated
- fhN, warranted not 10 corrodt. PEN
ehirey nes, combining all the advantages Of the Fl, , ~
iearne's OF aqn with times durability 81 th 80 81
sna mus tnrey obvtanE Tie only objection bbs,i
htel agNNst ths use OF steel Pens This Pen m h. q 80 ~
nauaoie aee IN oees, ~ they no upinr so ~ bs,E,
W. ho' AZ ihey s not spater cot The tbpps,, n,n
ana are warranted anti corrosive. For sale By p'P''
my7 No 81 Min ,,,., yAAEs D. GlBR
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nnAnTmTIAn NnIICR mo- pAnr,r,, r, ~ -

NHIR sTRAINEns. PIGGINs, Sc.-EleSant Br,., Round
on eatyibgI, for taieby WV '"
my. ZIMMERMAN.
"huIGiir ,PlKFcl,-wrousht Spikes, Of dssTent .I,s
w In 'iors aud for sale BY
Hf EDMOND, DAVENPORT co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-06
S3O.OOO .SE55yiE ESN.o{A,W AY ~ KEAl

u. p slAoSs, Daguerrean Artist I5l Main SIRE. RI.hd
CONSISTING OF
daihie Residence OF William Pratt. lately
erected On CANDLES Hin. with lot iOsS fect
front, 80 vs.
Cottage on :th Street: Ualian 10, snfee, front SgSS
Coge on 9Th Street, (talisn lot 80 feet 'front.' aS09
Lot on ith Street CANDLES Hi, IS feet froat, TSJ
superb Piano FORTE, IGS
do DO do, st $500 each sSS
] Auiomai.n Singing Bird, sSS
Original Oil Paint ng, BY Richards SnI
do do do do do Ia
! do do do by Hason 81
do DO by Tho, Birch ~
10 Superb Gold Watches, hunting cases At 400 nSS
20 Fine Gold AedAlons, with portraits At $40 sOS
leo Geld Breast Pins, at t5, 40
20 eopies for one year Of Southern Literary Mes
senger and Richmond Ne~,papers 90
?OC dne gold pencil cases at e., IeS
SCSo ..,.., -, vs.. I,60S
49, seS'' hAnuAfa BOOKS S, 600
. $40 $4,000
harn, si been cGHysysd and security syen rho
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-06

Nm sTOHk-Superor Tongues superior
II Powder and Black Teas; Soft Shell Almonds Layer KAns
TbIe SYRUP Coffee PuveiEd GrAnuAted Cushed Loaf
Sugars Family Roe Hsrring,, &C.
my5 WINSTON POWERS.
AWNS-LAWNS.-Goo yard wide Lawns, at l2E cts.
n An Is yards super French Jecne Ae for sal
O. HARTWELJ CO.,
urnad stres
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-06
eEohGE WATT d r. IN. STAREF
QUIZ RRdrE pT n Tn nI--

n
"A eonp,sie assortment Of the above Piov, cor,,. -,
perform vel or no &C. asay hand warrSntsa.
no saIs Also GEttd ls-cA1 h,nps 1891 70
GEoRnE NV ~ an. and warranted to give sa,istsetan
Apl5-n 'o,oIee on Franklin street
low Rxrb
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-06

~ Ot DiSSOLUTION.-Thed rm Of pprcroS,
hNpEhs IS this day dissolved with the cor,.AAs,
IN eseh OF whom will continue use he nam ~ az
"I the iqudauon OF its engagements. and whoa
vii DC gwen to closing up Its unsettled transaction,
gIcHxoSp Ip,,, Is,h isk, MOSES II. PRESTON
""' AP'h 41'n' 1871 JOHN ENDERs -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-06

HAVANA CIGAHS,-wM. d. MERIwEFUyR ,,vi,..
- the attention u dealers 10 his Of CIGARS a. is,..,
IN this city aud ecmgrisns than 20 dGen brands OF H.
rIH1, luneiDs, dad DOrlssfic Ggurs. " "''
Constantly on hsnd and 'or sale LEAF TOBACCO for c,,,,
and the celebrated pqfcnfssd Ty,,gc " Ns''
teft-tm 2nd door from Columbian UotsI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-06

- 80 80 P.,yse.. myl-f
dbfFtCE OF THE FIRE AND MAXINE IN
-SthaSCE COMPANY or the VALLEY or JIR.
GLNlt, RicAHoaf iIh STREET. CEl tII Jnsf O
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL s3OO,OOO.-This Compspv Vii tsEe
fkE and MARINE RISkS favorable term, AZ ANY orr
Company Of equA responsibility. ' ~
REPEREHCEs: ''
Samuel Marx, Cashier Bank virgria Richmond
j. smith, do. Farmers Bank Of Va do
S'stPn y Anderson, ksq., do.
n A TdhA President Of the Bank
Henry " Brent. Cashier BANK Of the valley wincbs,
J. H. errard Cashier o. the Parmrrs'BAnk Winchester
Hon James VI. Mason, L. s 8. Winchester,
fnh8l-dly - ''''N'''N'e'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-06

VmGINh LIhE--oOo bbl'. Virginia Lime daily expected
which warrant equal TO- II SUPERIOR
vrgna in good order well ned which oGe sale
lover than put In store We vi In future be
supplied. ALSO In store about rs hbls. Of the
WINSTON q POWERS, Sole Agents,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-08
Report of the Market.
CHARLOTTE,

CHARLOTTE, September 8, 1854.
CoTToN-Dull, with slight decline. Old cot
ton, extremes range from 81 to 73-new, 81
to Of.
FLoUR-Very little coming in: from 81 to
81 25 per barrel.
MEAL-In demand, at from 65 to 20 cents per
bushel.
BAcON-No change noticed in market this
week.
WHEAT-From 81 to 81 "a. according to
quality. .-s-..-
CoRN-Flat. at 90 TO 624.
CoFFEE-Sight upward tendency, Rio, 10 to
IA; Java, 16.
Considerable falling off in exports since our
last Business rather dull.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-08
CHARLOTTE:
FRIDAY MORNING, Sept. 8, 1854.

-rv- The W hig in attempting to account Tor the
large majority The Democrats have in the Senate,
aurihutes il to what he calls the g Gerrymander-
ing Policy" pursued by them in laying OIL The
Senatorial Districts at the last session Of The Leg
isIaure After reading the Wings article one
would scarcely expect 10 find that this very Dill
of which he complains, was introduced into 'he
House by Mr.. Mcintyre, Wing, and voted or
bv "nobIe and patriotic Carmichael, Cherry
&c Puryear," and other such Wings; and mat
such Democrats as Dobbin, Avery, Strange Hill
and Lander voted against ii. See Journal Of
House of Commons, page All.
This appoftionment was not Democratic mea'
sure-the plan introduced by Mr.. Avery was
voted down-but in order to prevent " noble and
patriotic !" " Cherry" &C., from revolutIonIzlng
The government and throwing it into chaos,
number of Democrats united with the Wings, and
passed it. Was old Nick Woodfn's District ger
rymandered. The Wings were caught in their
own trap they undertook TO form the Districts TO
suit themselves, but they have found some slight
impeachment in the way.
The bill having passed the House was taken up
in the Senate by Messrs. Caldwell and Hoke.
Such Wings as Gilmore, JOINER and Woodiia vot-
ing for it, md Messrs. Shaw, Person and other
Democrats voting against it. See Senate Journal,
page 400.
With what propricty then, can this be called
Democratic measure? II was the work Of Wing
politicians and has already proved tina, the "People
of the Stale 'bavehad,' at some not far dstat day,
the pride and The enlightened patriotism TO frown
down such dark and wicked corruption" This is
the mos rational way to account for the overwhem.
ing defeat of the Wing party at the last election.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-08

~ The approaching session Of the Legsla-
ture will be an important one not only to the De-
mocratc party, but, to the interest Of the State.
We have on joint ballot clear majority Of 20,
and it is to be hoped tina; concord and harmony
will prevail. Without it the wishes Of the people
will be defeated and the legislation of the State
thwarted and neglected. A great deal depends
upon the proper organization of the Houses Let
it be looked to that proper and efficient presiding
officers be selected. In casting our eye over the
list we see many that would discharge the duties
promptly and with impartiality. But. is time TO
be concentrating attention upon the particular
ones. We know of no member OF the Senate
better qualified, either by nature or experience,
than the old and long tried Senator from Mecklen-
burg. Gifted by nature with strong mind, quick
and ready perception, accustomed all his life 10
rely upon himself with large experience in legis-
latve bodies, with character for honesty and de-.
voton 10 the great cause Of which he has ever
been an able and Jealous defender, Capt. WALKER
would preside over that august branch Of the Le-
gislature in a mode that would secure order, a
ready despatch of business, and in manner en-.
tirely acceptable to the party and State. We
think this section of The State is entitled to the
honor, and Mecklenburg would feel particularly
complimented to see her worthy son thus placed
in position so credable to himself and her un-
1inchng Democracy.
In WIN. T. DoRTcH Esq, OF Wayne, we re-
cognise member Of the lower house every way
qualified to adorn the Speakers Chair OF the
House of Commons. Though comparatively a
young man, he has already made his mark upon
the Legislative history of the State. MIR. D. is a
gentleman Of education and ability, has served
several terms in the Legislature, been a member
of the Board of Directors of the Central Road
has figured prominently in the Democratic State
Conventions, and, though not brilliant orator or
fashy speaker, is gifted with fine sense, dignity
OF character, elevated feelings, and is. withal,
well acquainted with the usages Of parliamentary
proceedings. We knew Mr.. Dortch while prac-
Using in the lower circuit where his I'll banity OF
manner, integrity Of purpose, strong intellect
and kindness and courtesy made him a universal
| favorite. We would hail with pleasure his cleo.
| ton to the SPeakershiP. feeling full assurance
that it could not be filled with one who would dis.
| charge the onerous duties with more ability OF
meet out more exact justice to all. -
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-08

Which IS THE Harry MAN?-We know a
man in Michigan who lives on the interest Of his
money, and that is only $40 per annum. He has,
it is true small house with one room in it, three
or four acres Of land and keeps a COW, couple
Of pigs, and few hens, yet he and his wife al.
ways appear cheerful and contented, and preserve
respectable appearance on their $40 per annum.
We know of a man in New York who expends
1875, 900 per annum for his household expenses.
He pays for gas light more than the whole income
of the Michigan man. He makes annual holiday
presents TO more than the whole amount of the
properly of the Michigan man. 1t costs him a
sum six times as large as the whole income Of
our philosopher to support single waiter.
We know them both very well, and we think
Michigan friend by far the happicst, healthiest,
and most envIable man. They are both advanced
in years. The cheapness of books and papers
place abundance Of rational enjoyment in tho
power Of the countryman; an accumulation Of
physical ills, and necessity for intense activity,
deprives the citizen OF calm and quiet enjoyment
and reflection. The former, IN the probable
course of events, will die of old age at ninety,
the latter at seventy. Such is The distribution OF
happiness and wealth. Toledo (O.( Blade. -
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-08
The Citizen.

/ We were gratfed TO receive visit from Capt
CoGHLAS, who is canyassing the South in behalf
of The Citizen, John Nitchel's paper. Capt. c.
is one Of the men who participated in the republic
can movement in Ireland in 1s4s, and on thai
account had TO fly his country. He is one of the
most interesting and well informed gentleman We
have met. s..s... ~s-.-- =
He has received fa,tering notices from the
press in every city and town he has visited, and
succeeded in greatly extending the circulation Of
the "Citzen." The character of that paper is far
too well known to the intelligent reader to need
an endorsement from Us. Mr.. Mitchell is probably
the most able and eloquent writer connected with
the press in America, and has proved himself moi
only formidable impediment in the way of the
progress Of fanacfsm at the North, but is zeal
Gus and able guardian OF constitutional liberty
and by the ability with which he has defended her
peculiar institutions, has laid the South under a
heavy debt OF gratitude. No paper that ever
started has grown so rapidly. Indeed, il may be
said to have sprung, like Minerva from the head
OF her father, fully armed and ready for the con-
f1ict. The literary department is exceedingly in
teresting, and will make it sought after in every
cultivated family circle. 80
Capt. CoGHLAN is stopping at Sader's Hotel,
wheIe he will remain few days. We hope our
citizens will show their appreciation of the noble
inteIIecs connected with this paper, and the bold
stand taken in defence of the South, the Con.
stitution, the Union, liberty and humanity through
out the world, by generous subscription.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-08

CoNsUL.GENERAL DELEoN AND THE GRErrs
The Athens Panhellenion speaks in the highea
terms of Mr..DeLeon's efforts for the ameoraIOI
OF the Greeks in Egypt Il says:
"Mr. Edwin DeLeon, Consul. General Tor th
United States OF America, touched by thr sigieS
the sufferings and the prosecutions OF which Tia
Greeks were the victims, hasteBed, sofz his own &C
cord, and without orders from his goyernmrnih
address an appeal to Abbas Pasha, by which h
invoked the government, Rot@oply to be nm
merciful and more ust towards the Greeks, @
by touching The amour 7oropiesol the Pasha attn
same time, to secure for them The privilege Of N
mainirg in Egypt. Well worthy, indeed, oil h
great American republic are the sentiments cd
the language Of this appeal"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-08

Will it not be merry. time when men viii
blithe face and open look shall confess that F
are poor When they shall be TO the worldIb
they are to themselves Look aIb
peasant. His iaco bronzed with mid day toll
From sunrise to sunset. with cheerful looks y
IncomPIaining words. he turns The primal cOgr
to dignily, and manfully, earns bis bread b. J
sweat of his brow, n And here
white-hair shepherd. As boy, child r
Sful as the lambs he tended, he labored. He
dreamed away his life upon hilLsides, on dove
on solitary heaths. The humble, simple, Pal.es
watcher for fellew.ma Solitude has been
companion he has grown old and wrinkld q
in the eye Of the burning sun, His higbfS
dom is guess at the coming weather DO
have heard Of diamonds, but he knows the s,s even
star. He is 10 our mind a most rcVerent Os'
o: the Douglas .JeyyolU.