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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-18
For the Journal.
DIR. Woods Water Cure.
EVANSVILLE, July 22d, 1854.


Mr.. EDIroR-
Dear Sir: From an article | observed in
your paper few days since, favorably MOTTO
offer few lines to the public (by your per-
mission) through your paper, and as brevity
4lmportant, will try to be brief.
am local preacher of the Methodist or
der, in Hamilton county, Ill. My Post Of
fee, Paloaito. My disease is Consumption;
was taken i'll the fall of fifty-two. have
had bleeding at the lungs; my bowels have
been in terrible condition; almost daily
chills; no appetite, and profuse night sweats.
Came to DR.. Woods Water Cure with no
promise from him but reief-cure was not
expected by him or me- Result of treat.
ment--in TWO days my chiis left me; in three
or four days vomiting ceased, appetite be-
came good-reished my FOOD first rate; nv
bowels became perfectly regular; night
sweats left me, as also did all pain; strength
improved, and expectoration rendered easy
and not harrassing as before.
EFeeing it my duty to give my testimony as
to the beneficial effects of the water treat
ment, | most respectfully ask you TO give
this publicity, if compatible with your sense
of duty TO yourself and justice to one who is
interchangeable in his efforts TO amelorate the
sufferings of those who must die, and TO re-
store to health those who are durable.
shall add that | have been here four
weeks. and have had ample opportunity tc
see much of the curative effects of water
treatment in the various Diseases common
among the human family. Besides INV own
chils, saw one case that had de6ed Others
from November last, cured in one week from
the time the patient came here. have beer
astonished at the relief ladies get for dis
eases peculiar to their sex. Although rhedi
Gated for years by others, yet here they are
soon enabled to 'rise, take up their bed and
walk" The diet we get here seems to have
wonderful effect. To me it is wonderful
that people have SO long lived in ignorance
of so important subject as that OF food ano
its preparation so as TO promote health anC
buoyancy of spirits; but must not enlarge
upon this subject. Hoping that my testimo
ny added as 1t is tU that of thousands o.
others, may induce others to believe and b,
saved by water from an untimely grave,
subscribe myself,
Yours, most respectfully,
WILLIAM DAVIS.
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A DUEL.-A friendly duel, says the San
Joaquin (Cal.( Republican, took place on
Monday afternoon, Moquelumue Hill, be-
tween Mr.. Laforge, county Clerk Calev ras,
end a MIR. Dudley. They chose the unique
manner of squirting water at each other to
cool their wounded honor. One supplied
himself with the hose of the Union Water
Company, the other with that of the Massa-
chusetts Company. Marking the distance,
which was about twenty feet, they commenc-
ed playing upon each other! The combat
ants withstood the cool application manfully
for about ten minutes, when Mr.. D., thinking
discretion the better part OF valor caved in /.
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ROBBERY WITH CELoRoroRM.-One of the
most daring robberies on record was commit.
ed at Red Bluffs, California. The thief OF
thieves succeeded in abstacting from the safe
OF Messrs. Bull, Rucker q Co., the sum OF
SIO,0S0 in money, while at the time eight
persons were asleep in the room containing
the safe, one of the sleepers being Mr.. Bull
the chief partner. The key was taken from
his pocket and the money carried off without
awakening any of the sleepers. A San
Francisco paper in describing the affair says
"There are strong reasons for believing
that chloroform was administered to the per-
sons in the room, Ps none of them awoke un-
I'll all unusually late hour the following morn
ing, and they all experienced sensations sim
liar to that produced by strong opiates. y
PHILADELPHIA u. s. Gazette.
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~ Tn the Western Appellate District II

~ In the Western Appellate District, in
kentucky, it appears from returns which
nave come to hand that Sites (Dem.) has
beaten McHenry (Whig), for Judge, by a
large majority. This is considered a Young
American victory. McHenry is one of the
soundest lawyers in the State--while his op
ponent is avery young man, and in point o,
legal experience and fitness for the position
bears no comparison to his unsuc ces.ful conn
petitor. Such results are to be regretted in
the case of judicial officers.
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Ii Wos'T TAKE.-One of the planks oil
No Nothin9s in Massachusetts, the Newberry.
port Herald says, is to have all the Irish and
German girls kicked out OF American kitch.
ems and chambers, and the sub sttution OF
Native American girls. The American girls
are up in arms about it. They say they'll
not submit to grid-iron and baka.oven quad.
rifles, when piano polkas, and "meet me by
the moonlight" in the parlor can be had SO
cheap and plenty. The American girls will
win.
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Concert by Blind Vocatists

One more concert will be given az Apollo
Hall by the gentlemen who SO deligy Led the
lovers OF good music present at their concert
last evening. We truly hope that this even.
ing they will be greeted by as many persons
as can crowd in Apollo Hall. These gen.
tlemen are excellent vocalists and musicians.
Each one has high reputation at home as
musician, and combined they probably give
better concert than any of the numerous
"fami,ies" which have visited our city. Two
of the trio are elegant piansts, and one par.
ticularly gifted in mprovisitation, or compo-
sing extemPoraneously, of which talent illus.
tratons will be given this evening. These
gentlemen are blind, and probably from tina,
very reason have nicer ears for harmony and
are the better musicians. They ore well
known personally in this city by several Of
our citizens, who speak in the highest terms
OF their character and ability. We do hope
there will be full turn out this evening.
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SCENE IN A TWENTY-sHILLING BOARDING HOUSE
Mrs. Bridget McDoodee (laie of Sguans5oy,
county, Cork, ireland, nolo Of Cherry street,
Nsp York; setting The breakfast an her ''din-
ing, room"
Mrs. McD.-(to herself and servanD-
."That's purity dacent boy that KEN here
last night
Ser.-"Twas me cousin, mem, and sure
his folks in Ireland is all ov the greatest
heighth of quality, and lives in the grandest
castle in"
Mrs. McD.-'Is it Tim, Fogar,y, the rag
dealer, that's speaking We. that ye think I'm
talking about, ye mooncalfl Sure We dom
think Fdbe laying my thoughts on him at
all.'
Ser.-'Ah, then indade lis no use while
I'm to the fore" Looks in the glass.
Mrs McD.-Lis.en 10 her, and him only
dead three wakes. Oh, thin, 'tis the lone
woman that never knows how soon she'll be
insulted by them as isn't fit to be mentioned
in the same breath wild him as was killed
poor dear he always fought till he died; and
wasn't thinking Of looking at any man I'LL
saw him in Paradise laying in Abraham's
bosom smoking his pipe" Enter the spur
ty dacent doy.' 'The top of the morning to
yez.'
The boy-a six foot Irishman; redheaded
and just caught-'Good morning, ma am. I'll
be laving this to-day
Mrs. McD.-'ls it laving ye are. All, thin,
I'D not have excepted it. Sure tbs the most
llligant accommodations in the city, and
I've 60, thin here as has been III the Asier
House Looking at him tendery. .Ye have
but to ask; could refuse nothing to an hon.
est dacent boy like YOURSELF Sure could
make yea comfortable. We might fancy
yerseli in yer own house, and not known the
difference.
The boy.-'The accommodations is ill.
giant Tor them as they suits, but myself is
crowded out
Mrs. McD:-'Musha. wha, do hear! Is
1t crowded out We are-and there's only six
beds in the attic. and three in a bed with a
family of greenhorns on the landing.'
The boy.-'The Bugs is too msny for me
'tis them crowded me OUT
Mrs. McD.-(with Irish dignity)Tllthank
We TO lave the premises, young man. Arrah
thin dirty omadhavn as hasn't the bog-dir,
out Nv his toes, nor enough of dacency to hide
his Kerry brogue, to be coming to free
country and running down its institushins
Bugs, is it! and what else! Ye oughtr't hate
darkened me doors. Sure if himself was
alive as was walked week ago, he'd have
brought his crowd down on viz, if ye'd sale
there was anything less dacenl than yersel
in this house.
The boy.-'Sure the bugs is dacent enough
They gave me The best iv advice. They saio
it wasn't for the likes iv foreigner such as
me 10 be crowdng out native Amerikins."
Mrs. McD.-'Oh, thin, bad luck to yez ia
be coming here, directly himselfis in his cot.
fin. TO be insutin lone woman IT'S a
know Nothing in disguise ye are, and We
have had intelligence OF me, and are coming
here TO see what We can plumber when yer
faction rises. Gillout Nv me houes: Hurrah
now
Grand fnale-Irsh howl; breakfast table
upset; cot scalded: stove knocked over, and
free fight extending through the house
down the street, and into the next
". Y Sunday Mercury.
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MONSTER BnL.-The post route bill
which was signed by the President about 10
o'clock on Thursday night, reqaited for it's
enrolment one thousand sheets of parch-
ment, costing $4,000! II is a reca ptula-
ton of all the existing post routes in the
United States, to which some six or seven
hundred new ones are added. the arrange
ment is alphabetical, for the convenience of
reference.
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SP ECIAL NOTICES.

AT THE COURT Of Co eaiion. which metAtthe Office Of
Judge gehart Saturday O'Clock agreed
Mr. Sauer and the edr Enquirer that the folio
STAT should be maize by the EDITOR Of the Enquirer
eernAg the abusive card which appeared advssem
in the Enquirer the 7th against Mr.
B. Crag staement:We had knowledge OF the state
made In that We nothing rsonay 20 the
dis ,dvaDtage dishonor Mr.. not &C.
quanted with either party and do endorse any
in the card. augl4-Iw
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PERFECTLY DIsAPPOINTED-

We had until ofate considered days selling and of
course buying Patent NJ dcnes and thar the
must soon greet the worlds fevered inhabitant
put We give up Dr. L.. Adams Liver asam is talk ed
Of used creating Greater than
other Compound the should this be the
N is positively producing than any other
eaene now ext 1t is Osensbe fact that this Medi
cine s As good for what IL claims
To learn of the hsst failure in what claims to do We
edge Ourselves that there hambug about it, See the
testimoni als IN this paper.
See Advertisement in this PAPER ey3
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AGATHA BEAUFORT; OR FAMtLy PRIDE.
the author 0f"Pioge."

the author Of "Piqre."
This is the title of neatly bound work OF
3ss pages which has been laid on our table
by Mr.. Thos. Conyngton, who has just re-
ceived supply at his Book Store. We have
only had time to glance at its pages, but judg.
ing of it by the popularity of "Pique," we
can predict it will be found very well writ.
ten and very interesting book. Moreover
we have seen this book spoken very favor.
ably of by standard papers. It has received
the commendation Of the English press, and
therefore must possess sterling qualities
we DO not know the author. We advise
those fond of light literature to procure a
copy OF Agatha Beaufort before the supply il
exhausted.
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A WING Delegation To Congress from
Missouri.

We have determined to have a crow over
some State, SO here is n hurrah for Missouri.
The st. Louis Intelligencer says:-We can
not yet give anything like perfect tables OF
che Vote in each Congressional District in
Missouri; but there does not remain doub,
that THE WIGS HAVE CARRIED EVERY DIS.
TRrcT BUT ONE, and in that they had no candi.
date! And what State in the Union can
present more active, vigilant, industrious
and able delegation than Missouri, in proper
ton to the number. Look at them: LUTHER
Nj. kESNETT, GILcERIsr PORTER, JAMES ]
LINDLEY, MoRDEcAI OLIVER, JOHN G. Mil.
LER and SAMUEL CAKurHEKs. 1t is a pity
we had no candidate in the sixth district
We might have carried that also. Verify
Missouri is redeemed, regenerated, olsen
thralled.
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PRICES COMING DowN.-The Hotels OF
New York are reducing their prices of board.
The Journal OF Commerce says that the Cln-
ton and the Irving House have both come
down peg within few days and proba-
bly, others will feel compelled to do the
same.
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o. The ST. Louis Herald is inclined 10
think that it may be safely estimated that
fifty persons were killed or MORALLY wound.
ed during the recent riot. at is generally
supposed that number were killed on the
Levee and thrown into the river.
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A BRAVE GIRL.-The Martha's VINEYARD

"A BRAVE GIRL.-The Martha's Vineyard
Gazette tells the following:
I'VE learn that an mpudent fellow of a
oeggar went.into house at Holmes Hole, a
lew evenings since, where there was but one
persona young lady-and expressed de.
sire to stop over night. The young lady in.
formed him that he could not stop there, when
ne dehberately seated himself, and informed
ner that ne would and should stay there all
night. The young woman then went to a
bureau IN the room, and took therefrom a
pistol, put cap upon the same, and coolly
aimed 1t at the fellows head, ordering him to
decamp a. once or suffer the consequences.
The beggar took to his feet, and made tracks.
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the following prices:


o. By advertisement it will De seen that
Messrs. Snowden g. Cite, Cincinnati, o.
have large assortment OF curtains, uphols-
terry, shades, bedding. &c. AS their business
is confined exclusively to things in this line
they are enabled to sell cheap. Those in
want of goods in their line would do we'll to
give them call.
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@The returns published in the ST. Loui.
papers give so far as heard from the following
result for Legislature. Wings, 81; Democrats
&c; Bentonites, Is.
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GL0RIOUs SIMMER

WITH the hot sultry atmosphere the
vegetation OF the owands and the marshes in
of the great the ami
burning sun drinks TIA. and the
give on noxous gases and poisonous yapols that
produce elbow Jamdce OF the Stomach and
Bowels Diarrhee dentsry. Ague and Fever Bilious and
iyphus sewers Under these and
you should make free use of Dr. BEUcE INDIAN yEGETAB
blood and restore health see in another COL
utnA paper.
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OF At social party, one evening, the
question was put: "What is religion!"
Religion" replied one Of the party, "is an
insurance against fire in the next world, fer
which honesty is the best policy"
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(ErA good natured husband, dozen chill
dren, and happy home, are woman
rights.
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CLOTHING WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
GREA NOE EQR RARGAlNS.

M THE undersigned having purchased Of his late part
"A Chas Mack. his entire interest in the Cloth
ing Store OF Mack Lobenstine. at very heavy dis
@ count determined to get rid Of the present
atty reduced make for alarge
ment of Fail and Winter Clothing He therefore invts his
friends aud the orally al and
and prices He has good stock of Clothing
Furnishing Goods de-. &C.. as there Is in Evansville AN
Will sell than they bought at an
place in city. which he will prove AZ III
un der Pavilion Hotel.
ey23-u ANTHONY L0BENSTINP
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fJ- VIZ authorized the name Of IRA A.
FAiKCHlL candidate OF burgh Coun
~ at the ensuing October election subs the decision
the County Convention. eyz2 If
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bc We are authorized TO announce Asa Igehart
aae for election to the Office ofJudge OF the Court Of
mmon Pleas for the District composed of the counties OF
rbGrgh and arsek at the ensuing October election
eyl5
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INDIANA BASKs.-We said yesterday the
reputation of certain Indiana banks need not
suffer, because Cincinnati brokers may refuse
them. The State Journal has been handed
the following note from the Auditor, relative
to two banks discountenanced by these bro.
kers:
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VI led,
OCTOBER ELECTION.

o. the 18th inst. by Recorder Crisp. Mr.. JOHN G.
% Mrs. SARAH REED. both Of this place.
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A. SANDERS. Esq.-You will please my name
candidate for election the office
derburgh County. al the ensuing October election.
JOHN s GAEITT
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Mr.. a. ". SANDERS
SR-You will please announce my Independent
Candidate Represent the County Of in the
Legislature an Know Nothing neither do expect
to be;i wish to my rights. o: Oldest
tiers this being about this
and Oeliev Represent
all augI5.te MM BATES
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CoRPoRATION NoTrfT,
NOTICE.

EE tax payers OF the City of Evansville hereby mott
ned that certificates for paid the CITY Treasury
to meet the snnnsl Bonds issued the
and Railroad Company delivery
at the Clerks office Dated Evansville August 18th 1854
augv GEO III. TODD CITY CLERK
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TO Roof Ann suop l,.v..,s

II Usf RECEIVED. aud for sale the lowest fvur
81 reror lot OF French Calf Of the 6ns sa-
In. IN, fhiiadslpha Custom House. Also ala, aIset
tsneh Morocco do extra Madras Boot sk;ns
-asSiH opposite Bsd!ers On. esry s.es.s,
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Auditor of States Office
INDIANAPOLIS, July 18th, 1854 1

INDIANAPOLIS, July 18th, 1854
The State Stock Bank of Indiana at Peru
and the Bank Of Rensselaer, have not failed.
Their paper is amply secured and has not
been dishonored.
JOHN p. DUNN,
Auditor of State.
We hope our citizens will pay no attention
hereafter to the fact that the bills of certain
banks in Indiana will not be taken by Gin
cihnat brokers.
The following dispatch twas sent by
Whites Detector, of Louisville; to the A udi-
tor of Indiana:
J. p. Dunn, Esq: Have any Indiana banks
failed! Ii so, what!
w. LEE WHITE g. CO.
The following is the reply:
INDIAsAPoLIs, Aug. ia.
Messrs. w. LEE WHITE e. Co.: None-all
sound and good. J. p. DUNN.
The Journal says the brokers, however,
ON Monday still refused to take the Elkhart,
Indiana State Stock and Rensselaer, banks.
By dispatch, it will be seen that the Cincin-
natl brokers have thrown out all the Indiana
Free Banks except five! The N. Y. and Va.
State Stock Bank Of this place is one of the
lucky five.
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ukIREf'T FROM NEW YORK;
~ lbs Cream of Tartar.
$50 lbs s. g. Soda.
100 It's Sal Soda.
6 .dOz genuine Orvis Corn Starch.
IL doZ Durkee's Baking Powder.
angl5 - COOKS FsmiI, &C.,
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sNoWDil0lS 4 0ffTR. O1'' :. 0'I1'

Wholesale AM RETAIL CURTAIN, UPHOI.-
SfERI AND BEDDING WAREHOUSE,
40. 81 WEST FoURTH STREET, BErwyrs MAIN Ann,
. WALNUT SOUTH SIDE
...,r. CITCgN--af m.
XH would respectfully call all toss who
are want ofgpods in our lie our Superior assert-
ment. consisting in pa,t OF
Fine Spring Mattresses Counterpanes white and cold
Hair do. varying from VI to s25 each !.
cotton DO. Comforts and Bed Spreads
tfHsk DO. Linen and Muslin Sheets.
Feather Beds Linen & Muslin Pillow Slips.
holsters and Pillows, Towels &C., &c.
CURTAIN GOODS
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DIR. MAISCHIsI's
UTERINE cATIiOl.ICDN.


HE UNDERSiGNED, HAVING rEINn nVIY
appointed Agents for the sale oi this truly IN
VALUABLE MEDICINE, would respectfully In
ve the attention of Lad and Fraction, 70 Of Nsr.
Pof aud vicinity, Ia the grsiif ing that hrs
attended It's Use wherever introduced, and ts happy
adaptation a. the cure Of all the ytTessg ds.pss
Tor which i,is orrrrdi being tho's Incidental I"
the respectable frn,nlr, whether married or single
aud usual, hnbwn hy The nane of
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
~ ~ 'nrse Gre rnoLAr'rs VTfti, or Failing Of fs
fLAMM,rios Ann liCEpATIps pv Tnx NoNn
ACCIDENTAL HGMonRiiAse, or Floedngi PAIN
rrL. SnrrnEsshD. AND lrnEorIIH MEssTHr.
TIoN, &c. with all their npahs mE evils sle,r
eNcepiedO TO matter how s,yeIs, tt VI hsw long
standing.
This CATHoLICoN is in ,vssy wsy worth, cf
the o"nhience Of the afflicted ms ,hcecsslhl, sale,
having received the appreciation and liItrl ps,ros-
age Ui many prominent memters at tho
MEDICAL FACULTY
10 the United states and also by The voluntary ies.
timonal' given In the pamphlets, from Ladies ard
Physicians oi the highest respectabilhy as reIuned
10y the mort satisinciory authority
This preparation Is not a" cure al " but is intend
ed expressly for the above-numtd complaints, 50
very distressing in their nature ma Gems. quenees,
and which have heretofore resisted the shil aud ex
erfions of the most accomplished Physicians of oil
countries. Ia degree beyond that oi perhaps any
other malndy 10 which the human family Is heir
THE INGREDIENTS, as certified D.! high mtd
iral authority (see pam1net,) are ALL NEGETA
~ r, and are not associated with ANY article un.
fTiendl! 10 the snma! economy.
REfEHENCEs
7. II. Peckham, NJ. D., Utira, VT.
l.. ID Fleming, NJ. ID, Canabdaigun, \.
ID. V Foote, NJ. D., Syracuse, \. Y.
NJ ~. Mills. NJ. H., Rochester, ny.
i. orrick, VI. d., Baltimore, Md.
Prof. Dunbar, NJ. D.,
W. w. Rees-, 81. ID, City of New-York
w. Prescott NJ. D., Concord, N. %.
Pamphlets can he had nj the Drng stores Of
For sale in this town Ly ihr Druggisis generally.
MOVES :. PALMER, Agent, Westerly.
For sale by most al the Druggist in the State.
J u. MARcntSi a Co. Proprietors.
CeniIa Derot, pa Btbadwny, n. iork. mlIy
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who have Il in charge ought to be DIS
missed for incompe,ency. for revealing
their secret TO such drluded and wild
human agents.
Finally, We will close by recip-ocs-
ting the sentiment which DR.. Rch ex-
presses, and extend 10 him renewed as-
suranees OF our distinguished consider.
alion, wnh n single word oflricnd'y ad-
vicr,-viz for the next week, dear
Dr.. puck your head every night and
we think that you will then become n
more rational anG sensible man.
p. 5. II the Doctor or his associate
believers in spirit raPpings are not sa',
isfiedi we are ready to apologize, II, the
shortest notice.