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CONSUMPTIONC CURED!
TESTIMONY OF A PHYSICIAN.
lLnn.n D.L.. o L.


DEAR SIRs-The public generally are fully aware Of
the thousands Of remedies OF Diseased Lungs, under
the titles Of Sarsaparillas, Pills, PjAsters, Linimenls,
&C.. that are daily brought TO their notice through
the newspapers, by way Of advertisements. Ny OBJ
Ject In writing this note for publication, is to induce
the public. or at least those who are afficted III they
VIII use patent medicinesl to use one that contains
articles OF real use in pulmonary diseases. ] am con
sciops that, In so doing. | am acting most %unprOfes.
sionally, aud derogatOry to the interests OF medical
science and the regular practitioners ofmedicine.
The hledieinc to which | refer is "Dr. Hairs Bal
sam far fAt !sPES." ! have prescribed it in a large
number of cases, and always with slecess. One case
In particular, to which I wish nov 10 refer, was civ.
en up by several physicians who had bean called in
consultation with myself. The patient bad allthe
symptoms Of c lnhrmed consumption. such as Cold
Night Swfats. Hectic Fever, Hsrrpssjpg Cough, with
continued pain In the lobe Of lMe Right Lung, attend.
ed with seyere D~iqrrhGal He commenced immedi.
ately to get better, by the use ofthe above named
medicine, aud was soon restored TO his usual health /
| have also found DR.. Halls Balsam the most valua.
BILE ExpectorAnt for breaking M distressing Coughs
and Colds that | have ever used.
q. .t.,- WI WRIGHT. NJ. D.
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,fTicc Franklin & warren II, R, CO..

OFFICE Franklin & Warren II, K, CO..
FRASKLIH, Portage co., Ohio, Sept. &c, 1858. !
s. A 81 Z T aSs r., L or w. SG' K S' r. Cor.
held June H., 1883, Tie following assessments upon
Stock subscriptions were made, viz: Ten per %eeut.pay'
able July LIST, 1883, and an assessment OF ten per cent.
at the end Of each succeeding SIXTY Gays. until the
whole amount Is paid. Three instruments ere there
fore now due. to witt The first when subscribed, (by
the %charter,) the second July LIST, and the third, Au'
gust 3lst,
specially requested to Immediately pay all install.
ments now due, and as they hereafter become due, at
the Banking House Of Luther, Grail & Co., Ashland,
$500 10 ~ JOHL W. TYLER, Sec.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Solomon u. Merritt,
Is, W hshlnnu common
S. Smith. Pleas
Charles II. Smith, admir-.
oNMcEuchmau, Dead, 10 Ashland Common
rs, Pleas. ..
Samuel Smith.
suERIFF'S SALE.

NHUlNtI FNFIIT'
PURSUANT to the command OF orders Of
sale issued III the above cases from the Court
ofCommon Pleas Of Ashland County, and State Of
Ohio, to me directed, I will expose to public
sale at the door Ofthe Court House, in said eoun.
~ on
Monday me eh day Of March, 1854,
between the hours Of ton o'clock, 4. ". and
four O'Clock p. n. Of said day, the following do
seribed real estate TO vita In lot numbes pinety
eight, in the town of Loudopvillc, in tn county
Of Ashland and State Of Ohio. ttHuJ
Appraised at three hundred aollsD. Terms Of
Salc-Cahh.
Feb. 1, is5t.-nss, 4w. PIAZZA.
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Public G%onucpantcs.
NEW ARRANGEMENT,

NEW ARRANGEMENT,
ON and after Modday, May 10th, Passenger
OTrains leave asfollows:
Cleveland tor Erie, Dunkirk and Buffalo, att
80 A. NJ, $40 P. M. aud s .l5P. M.
Cleveland for Columbus and Cincinnati, at 500
AM, 1000 A. NJ. and 8l5P.M N.
Cleveland for Toledo and Chicago, at 7:I0 A.
M, 1000 A. NJ, and s,l5 p. N.
Columbus for Cleveland, Erie, Dgnkirk and But
falo, at 1918 A. NJ, loo P. NJ. and 1880 P. N.
Shelby for Cleveland, Erie, Dunkirk and But.
falo, at l:05 p. M, 400 p. M. and 1885, A.. M.
Shelby for Columbus and ci9cippati, at l0;a5
Am l:25P p. NJ. and li:25 P. M.
Erie for Cleveland, Columbus, CinciHnati, To.
ledo aud Chicago, at POO r. NJ. and 2i45 A. M.
A.SfONR Jr., Superintendent.
Cleveland NAV 18th, 1853
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H, sFABLER A. CO..
Wholesale Druggists,
OFFICERS OF COMPANY,

ANDREW CooS, Prssidenf.
DowSISo H. YouNo, SserrfarF.. ID" l-''
JoHS P. DRESAN, Treasurer. - e7s.s sf,
This Company is prepared to issue peliSies9t
Insurance upon the most favorable terms, fvT any
period not exceeding five years, ~ ,i4gf
Tho Bireet9rG call The especial attention o.
persons desiring to effect iBsufanees, 10 The FOB
their company. "
!. We issga psljeies on both the joiRtreek
and mutual plan, on the joint stock plap, Xii %
short a period oftime as may be desired. WIZ
II. PeFseag Insured II. thig Company who sup;
tain a loss, in caso Of oohtEqyeTyy, may bring
their suit either IN the county .whstp sSSeh foA
occurred, orin Richland county. r,,t's4 ~
III, IN case ofsala 9fthe property injured, be;
fore tha separation af The policy, . raisabls prs.
portion ofthe money advanced will be retuTRad
to the policy halasr; Thi.fs a peculiar 1fssfafs
in our cOmpiFY, and one which We tlink viii
NEE with tho appreciation afall eertepiiRtste's-
". We cohfne ogr9elveP entirely to abusinss
within the bounds Of tbe Stale ofOhio. A liberia
shnTs oipqblic patronage i respectfully solicited.
RfiEciml business Qfee, On West Diamond Street,
Manyisid, Ohio, pR -siairi,ia Sigrga' rfE bpiE9s
ing. Agents Of company for Ashl9pd Epgnt},
WIN. D. ALLISON, Ashland, '
c. r. KING, Haysville. 'A"N "'"
May IS, 1858. "a. Eirl.gu atiH r1
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MAmRfM@Mg

MARRIED, on Tuesday Morning 3ist. by Rev
J. Robinson, w. B. Al, IsoN Esq, to MigsASEA
CARTER, all OF this place.
May flowers strew their path, and the Philoso-
phe RS stone be by them discovered. a
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eastern advertisements,
To Western Merohantsl

10 Western Merchants !
THE subscriber would coil the attention Of dealers
= generally TO the extensive arrangements they have
made for the Importation and sale OF British, French,
and German Dry Goods. 'WH
Having a buyer permapently located In Europe,
whose entire attention will be given to the selection OF
Goods for our sale, we shall be in receipt OF new aud
desirable Dress Goodsby each steamer. Our stock OF
White Goods, Hosiery, shawls & Motions,
will be found complete. Also, a large variety Of
black and colored Silks, Satins, etc, Cloths, Cassi.
meres aud vestings, Linens, Drillings, &C., &c.,
and Tailor's Trimmings generally. 1877
Always on hand all leading styles Of DOMESTIC
Goods, bieached aud brown ~
Cotton, iiril's, Ticks, Stripes, Denims, &C.,
with q choice assortment of Merrimaek and Cochece
Prints, Lancaster Ginghams, &C., &c. d 'i"
he Clothing Department Hinder the firm OF l.. II.
TTLER& Co.. will embrace q great variety Of wen
ton.
We invite the attention Of cash and short time buy.
ers. tell Ia.r--~ s.f y-tF a.-.'
..lhP.We have also secured the services OF W. l..
STRoNG, qate OF Mansfield, Ohio,y who VIII take
great pleasure IN showing you through our stock
when you visit this market, please favor him with 4
call. i. @, WILSON & Co, "
70, " CovRTLAknsT ST., AND II AND 10 DEY ST., y. Y.
January 25, le54.-ly.
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stabIeE,s Apodype Cherry EApsctoreht
Is ohifaehtly recommended TO invaiids, a. rMsrntlas
IN By any known preparation, for the cure Of cssKAe
Hoarssness, and other forms OF commen Cskds; Bk0N-
CHTlIS, ASTHMA, GROUP, CONSUMPTION In a.
early stage, and for the RsHsf Of. the patient svsu ta
advanced stages of thAt fataldisease.
lteombineS, In q scientific manner, remedies ofiosn
esteemed value, withiothers Of more recent dissotsfy;
and besides It's soothing and f0His qualities, acts tire.
the skin gently and with great efficacy, fof the suft
ofthis class Of d~itehses. H.s,s' "sA ,,1. ..sE...
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Dr.. Hollands Celebrated German Biters,
READ AND BE CONVINCED.

E. B. PERKINS, Marietta, Ohio, Feb. 70, lSll. said
" You Bitters are highly priced by those who have
used them, In . case Of Liver Complaint, OF long
standing, which had resisted the skill Of several Ply.
sicians, was entirely cured by the use OF five bottles"
G. L. DR AXE, Freedom, Portage co.., Ohio. April %,
1859. said 1.-THE German Bitters you sent me last have
not yey come to hand. have been out Of the article
for s)me time, to the great detriment Of invallds, 1t
is a medicine much thought Of and ought after in this
community"
B. M. HuTcmSsoN. NJ. D., Bedford, Cuyahoga Co., o.
August 90, 1859, said 1.-The Bittere you shipped me
in May last are all gOnc--l think II q good medi
cine, aud | am recommending 1t to my patients and
friends, (Which I do igr no other patent medicine.)-
You will please forward a large supply"
s. FRENcH. Wooster, o., Nov. 30, 1852. said ~
have used some three or four bottles OF Hoofand'y
German BitteTs Tor Dyspepsia, aud derived grat bene.
fl from their use, | believe them to be good for all
diseases for which they are res mmended.N
VIM, Oar, Wooster, o., October 2, 1859, said =
'you ask me my opiniop Of The German Bilters. !
have used them for dyspepsia and Indigestion, and
take pleasure in stating that I think they se the very
best remedy extant for the above e6mplaints-they are
decidedly in advance OF all the proprietary medicines
of the day"
NJ ORR Is a distinguished lawyer OF Wooster.
These Bitjers are entirely vegetable. They never
PROSTATE the system, but invigOTate II.
For Sale by X. u. CHUBB & Co, Ashland, aud BY
Druggists and dealers In medicines everywhere.
Ashland Feb. I.-n37 lY. ..r ...
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The valuable Medicines above named have recently
been intcothprsd, win the approyapofa humftf efm
Medical Pref ssipa In the city'of Baltimore and elss'
where, and In practice have succeeded most admiTa.
bly, n cpTingthe '4isettes for witch they are prsrcii.
bed. Thetare offered TO the country practitioner, -
as S s%pTePpsred Gsi ssrs e ! VIII AZ spsris1ss 81 one
Of the most learned and ~judicious PhTsicianb end
strictly In conformity with the rules Of Pharmacy Ind
readily as he CITY Physieians have Ill own ers.siir.
tions compounded by a practical Pharmatetustf T.
See the descriptive Pamphlets. to be bat gratis efal
who have The Medisinss isI.sis, containing esSa.
soE. PAYNE. HsSpy. LOVE. de- hFi.
Doctor S. r. MARTIk says .sIAo not hesitate to req.
ommend your PiarrAsa- csrdiaisnd AHodyns chsrrB
6oct. JOINS Anpisos says, " II gives me much pleas.
ure to add my testimony to that of others. an favor ~
the sEfthOrdfrGrg efficacy Of your Diarrhes Cordial
recommending II as amost valuable medisfnt.s DC.
Doct, R A. PARSE says he has nsed Ythel piakykSs
Cordial N bis practice with the happiest efetf, and
eSanss Sns ever ~ 1n ers mest 10 SO Ont prCs!,i s9a !" 'H~ffi's.
Doct. T.. " HANDY wfites,"'I have administered
your 4HOdyhf EEyeefprdnt in severaitases bf Bfonvhia
knowledge ef sIasmirsst effects, ! can, Wth ne
greatest confidence, recommend IT,. DC. nsDi.Nt
Doet. W. s. love writes 70 Us that be. has sdminis.
tered the ETpeior6Hf TO his wife. Iharh tdtthe
covering from her long Standing maIady. IphsSi9a
ew weeks done her lnpIR coed than all the remetlfb
she has heretofore used under able medical counetH
SIXTEEN q the best APoftRoA RiEsa hdeP mar hArru.
lists in tte CITY Of Baltimore. "Ws are sstisfsh the
preparations kpowu ar slabtt;1s Anodyus Cherry -.
! ~peefarapt and Sidbisr's Didryhsa Corded. are nisdl
cilcs Of GREAT VALDEZ ahd parv tGstsfr for The reiief
and cure Of he diseases for whiehfhe are feeommen.
IIed; they bear the evidence Of skin and care IN their
4 preparation AID style Of putting up. and We take plea.
sure in reeommehs ing them afff,.ralE@FF'
TWENTY SEVEN Of Sc most respectable MEAcRl NTs.
residents OF MiRYtAsp. YiRGiSfa and NskTn Ciae.
LIMA, who have sulA aud also used thtse medicines
themselves say ''Frdfn pufs wi TrSpeftenc and that
If our eustomer5. we do CONF pepIl3 recommend thcfA
Pro Bono Publico. We have nevefikn6wH tnt remedy
used fol- the diseases for which theytEg trtseribed, 10
be SO efficient, and to sive such entits atisiastion to
all.r .-. N-t4tH -l"t III
The ehoye n%stIess oirsso%,%S.nssss,icS tT.E 9s%! y;
OF high standing. and MERCHANTS Of the hptfe
speeiabiAty should be %sfisient 70 satisfy aq. thst
these meaicines pre- Eerthy Of i,iaibr the sfhisttd. al
thAtthey ARE Of adiHereni stamp and class bom ~
'.Quaekery' and iCure AlIsn 80 much imposed upos
the public gao .s1nra ""
Store. keepers generally. w III -"'c.t1io'J
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Ialoieine q.
GOOD MEDICINES.
sTABLER's DIARRHGA CORDIAL

a pleasant Mixture, compounded In asrssmsns
with thu thleso of Pharmacy, Of therapeutic agentl;
long known and celebrhtedfor their peculiar e1lsasy
system. IN Its action, 1t AILGYs AarsEk and produces
a healthy condition ofthe LIVER. thus rtuprinR the.
cause at the same time u sarerihe disease. %
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RclllNVal.
q TREAsUhBnis y0rIpE.

Ii those AoldiRe eeualy erdpfs. On which,
"A interest y acetune, will iaks naiies that I
am now ready 10 ftdeem al lgch orders, anifr
not presented ier payReht NJ iFtsflif win ctats
from this daia, ln aM INV JnolD, ad'pi
Nov. q, e'6s..l S1fs \,
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LIVER COMPLAINT,

Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or Ner-
yOus Debility Disease of the Kidneys,
And all diseases arising from a disordered LIVER or
Stomach, such as Constipation, Inward Piles, Full.
ness or Blood TO the Hear. Acidity OF The Stomach.
Nausea, Heart Burn, Disgust Tor Food, VuilDGss or
Weight In the Stomach, Sour fluctuations, Sinking
or P~luttering at the pit Of the Stomich. Swimming
Of tue Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Flut.
tering at the Heart, Choking or Suff9cPting Sensa.
tiOn when in a lying posture, nimness II Vision,
Dots or Webs before The Fight, Foyer and Dull pain
in the Head. deficiency q Precipitation. Yellow.
ness u the skin and Eyes, Pain IN the Side. Back,
Chest, Limbs, &c. Sudden Plushes Of Hca,, Burning
in the Flesh, Constant lmaginiDss Of Evil, and
Great Depression " Spirits, can be effecIually cured
by using
Dir. Hollands Celebrated German BitterS,
DREPARED ny DIR, c. NJ. JACKSON. at the Ger.
L man Medicine Store, l20 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
Their power over tle above diseases ~ not eXcelled, II
equalled, by any other preparation in the United States
as The cures attest, in many cases after skilllul physi-
clans had failed. 100
These Bitter are worthy the attention OF invalids.
POSSESSING sTeat ~yirtuesin the reetiiication " diseases
ofthe Liver aud lesser glands, exercising the most
searching powers In weakness aud affections OF the
digestive organs, they are withal safe, certain and
pleasant, .
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DISCOVERED AT LAST
A Mystery Explained.

NEW THEORY OF DISEASE Is awakening the In.
IN quiry in the minds Of all who read 1t: Bowisi,
that Americans have been sOl0ng and so ~slavishly i'm.
INJURED in darkness and ignorance on the subject OF dds
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FEB. /, 1863 -1s7. iw. pr $3.50.
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Reported expressly for the Ohio Union.
NEw YoRK, Jan. "a.

The Asia arrived Out on The morning
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MYSTERIOUS DlHpptngs.


These singular phenomena have been salts
lactorIly explained by two distinguished NV.
vans. The first solution IA M follows
"Thc abtuscnoAs OF tho abdominal Indicator
cadscs the cartIlaglnous compusscr 10 coagti.
late into diaphragm, and dcpressea tho duo.
dcnum into the glalldnngO. Now, II tho taps
were caused by tho vOgatIon Of tho electricity
from tho cxircmltics, The tyn,panuin would also
dissolve into spiritual slnctuti and tho Oliacto-
ry Justification would ftrincnt and become ltleii-
teal with The plgincntuin."
The other explanation differs somewhat from
The first, but IA The distinction IA clearly denf.
ed, our readers must Judge Of tho separate n,er.
its Of the case. u II III The following lucid
paragraph (
"fhe vibraiory motion communicated 10
Tie tablea albuseiiiea by The barti,Hioh NJ lhe
alveo1a process, dslbiegfstts The ttieardiae In.
naebees If The epgastfiam, and produces a
compound e6rpasCUlar movement 6f The lynn.
phatlG glands which abnormal and dasB,,sUs
eal state detefiDfates u large rpsidU,O 0f Tho
laeteal Dbld W The p6sie,i0f NJ VIZ eprei,eiiHm
and 6f e6utse Thus pfedisp0ses IN pfelerBatnfai
dlstenil9h NJ tiw adfieuiaf meBbrabols 0r6pe,
y when ease The rappihgs beeome painfully
The public Il perfectly welcome 10 Tho solu.
.iea, and NJ course, there will exist no longer
auy doubt In The minds VI wondering vIdIoso-
piers,
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Ahs Italy thou and VI aonsI thou oul.
eaul NJ llo nations NJ Euvopn Ton lIlournlul
Op'urns, Hni mi llruu nOlos NJ national hymn
Uut Of ~ many I.thova NJ nnIOdy, ~ OlG who
eul iN, ,llo u,o,l,u Tint viii alik IN Thy ohll-
dvup's heart nlul dwell llpve Frame Linz Iipv
"a I'm Tho Alpine people lloiv eow gather,
Ing Enaland l'er loyal anthem Germany
her MlhuIand toa.is, IN Italy aIolo nnllOii-
Alily Ia mute, THE sorry dilly that popular
outbreak calls firth 10 day, dlps i0iuGrrow
amidst Tho yawna Of Thy lIslIess popuIap,ss
Prescription. llaell cannot souo'lre pnIr otio
Air against thu IipkIuess NJ Glali,Ims fashion,
strange ~ say, our e0mpOsers have, IN several
Instances, supplied lisa gillud l0opIe win lle
mus III That never Halls ~ snnl Il tIirl through
their hearts, TINT had. them ~ battle, Hint
serves them w " rallylDg point against NIL
chances OI future dispersion md MI u nse,.
sinption i@CuanlIwDyic HoimU LaTJvr,"D
me InsUrtefilOH " 1891,
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Murray's /" Handbook for south ilaIy" |,
Just published, nlM contains solne curious stu
tlps Respecting Far llOeeO, ille celebrated DO
mlnlcali preacher nlul thu spiritual JOe Miller
Ut Naples, On Oi,e OrenslOl, N IA related IN
preauie IN Tho hbOle u IMnItaDllal sermon, ind
introduced NJ many illusirAliODs NJ terror Tint
he syOn brought hls hearers tO their knues, 81
While they were ihus showing every Sign nj
evhttltlOn, he erled OUT, " Now vii NJ you wIlO
sincerely repent Of your sIns, hold ~ your
hali,ls !" Every man IN tlle vHsi multitude I'm.
niedlaiely slrettbud Out both his hands, Mo.
" arelaiigql Michael" exclaimed lt0eeo, "lh0u
Who with thy a,lahaDtiae sword staIIdest M The
right ~ tlle Judgment seat NJ ugd, hew iie Nh
every lald which las bepA raised hypDeritieils
W Ia #A Instant every hand dropped and
Neeeo VI course, poured birth 4 fresh torrent
OF eloquent lDveetlve against their sins and III.
eelh liz hal u great dislike ~ tobacco, and
when once preaching ~ n crowd 0f Spanish
etsll9fs, be Aslvandud them by telling them
that tliere WIS ~ Spanish saints IN heayeD,=,
A hw he said, had been admitted but they
smoked ~ many cigars thai they made tho
Holy Virgin SICK, alld Nv, Peter set his wits ~
work W gpt them out AZ length he IreglaD-
WI that bull.iight WIS ~ be held outside Tho
sate ef Paradise lhereupon every Spanish
sAlnt without exception rail vi " sae the fight,
km ~ Peter immediately CLOSED ll,e gate, and
t9ok care never W admit another kpaniavd,-
~ ], Ew, Post,
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A venerable old man toiled through The bur,
den R!'d hoat of tlle day IN GuIlivating his field
with Ills own hand, and IN strewing with hia
own hand tho promising seods into the fruitful
lap OF tj,e yielding earth Suddenly ll,er
stood q divine vision, Tho old n'an wis struck
with amusement.
-" am solomon" spoke tho phantom, IN n
ftlendly voice "WlGt aro YOU doing here,
old man Y"
: ."lf you arc Solomon" replied tho vencra.
BILE laborer, how ran you aak thlsY IN my
youth you sent me 10 tho ant ] saw Its 00c,i.
patton, and learned from TINT Insect ~ l,e IN
sd Am following out 10 thIs hour
"You have only learned half your lesson, "
fesunied the spirit. 400 again t0 the mt, md
learn from That animal 10 rest In the winter Oh
your life, aud ~ enjoy what You have gathered
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Ths halted states senate.

The y. N.ssaals Il thus dssuevrstspsd ny
= clever eovvsspendsnt Of Tho Newark DAILY
Adpsvilevi 20
Lei M Ieoh down on TIM back Of Wills dusty
old eAsls, whose wooden wings a!g spread oyer
ths Presidents CHAIR, NJ. Aiellson lAs leh
M skxjv, and NJ foot vi Vermont very w0r.
(hlly nIIn n, Mr.. ijadgeF rllbblDK his elIlD
a. u ke had fOrngitn ~ SHAVE tllis morning
si Me- s A. s,'. sS WIN IN. /. .'s,Ins s
ISH IDos threw, ,,ypt N. yIshi hncs radIng y
INV coll pAi,erj Mr. CMyiOli IL leayei.,lly W
ioylnr int soncu W n Eood qnIil ~ iobdcco
M DmirlN IA quietly lpayIng back on n sOiA,
chatting Win a slfanslt, Who a perhaps 4 euis
SIj"i" Mr. iGs UovprU0fship W Nebraska Mr.,
Eya,s, Uf South Carolina, IL readlDa " stats
fIsEls DMljer, Win spnfsD hall neatly tOinbel
back Utpf hIs velvet lvat collar Nj Everett
iias eoipu " dead PAUSE IN iOtc ie IA wtlt.
linz, aud, strange u snt, Seiis st M ~ llea
MI. Fesseiilei has jtsl tpbti lils stat yitef es'
presslps hlineelf, t,lhef hrllt On tls WasllYg.
ton Water Works M Flsh Win b6tl Nv
bunds IN Ma pockets, IA leAiilbe, hgaiist IN
l0bby rallNs ail talking WIN " distinguished
RentleMaii fUiB New ,fDfk MI lwlii IA iHYts
[be amendments IN MtDt " Grlll0fnlai Mr.
HU1stUhi VIM mig tfOwu Wy we kch Ylite U'nI
"A M IN Texas Mf, Hunter alta Win " jUDt
Ut satisfaction That he kept 0At VI tly Eabhielj
Mr.. joHps NJ 'leHHesspe, n talking WIN u eeni
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