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Late sdvices from Absecom state that three dead
bodies washed ashore from the wreck Of the Powhan
They Germans-one girl with the initials N. r.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Registers OEce, May ], 1854.
Amount outstanding Of the several prior 22d July 1885,
records OF this ONCE
records Of this on5ce 1850
az per records Of this once $500
sil3,76I Ga
Deduct cancelled note in the hands Of the First Compro
Ter under act prior 10 2ad July 1886 ...... 50
Sll37l "a
f. BIGGER, Register.
Maya
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marked her clothes feet niche. high dark
hair, and sandy whiskers

Dsteaiioa n the Steanes Adger odd Kaoxvias.
NEw fonx, April s0-The steamer Adger, which to
A Tor Charleston yesterday and the Knoxville which
70 sa ior Savannah both detained this morning
count o. the tremendous storm
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Effects Fl As Sorni tAe Line Of Hadsoa Railroad.
NEW foaK, May l.--An along the line of the Hudson
railroad Immense amount Of damage been done by the
overflow OF mountain streams, feshet Croton
river The detained Saturday afternoon by the
washing away Of the railroad several places Cot
ton mills and dwelling houses swept away bridges
eulverts, and farm houses DESTROYED
The Erie railroad has also broken away in several places
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NEW YoRK, May LA breach of alarming extent has
CURED in the north end dam Croton Falls cut
ting off the supply of the Of the city The
continuous heavy from Thursday last to Friday
morning the of this breakage II win probably be
weeks before repairs completed.
Citizens enoined by the mayor economist in using
water The amount of in the reservoir 100 mil
lion Of gallons amount consumed in the city daily, 80 mill
lion gallons
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o. Notioc.The members the Young Ca,holcs Friend So
ciety hereby notified assemble the Seminary, street.
Wednesday O'clock precisely order attend
Of Father Matthews. They
qoested TO the en
MavQ
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Mnrkela

BALTIMORE May Flour sales of 500 barrels OF Howard
street and City Mills before the steamers received,
at So rs afterwards held higher Wheat before the
sales of 900 bushels of white, So % 50 0S red, at
S2a 50 o. Corn before the news sales of 900 bushels
white, at rs rs yellow 76 II Oats sales
of 1000 bushels at ~ a So cents
Other articles unchanged. No sales since the
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SITUATION teacher wanted by = young who
graduate scientific Delaware College
July Has had IN teaching Engages teach
French Would desire school private family Reference
and qualifications will BE- None
but good situation desired Addres NJ Newark Delaware
May 2-d7ts
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NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS ,-JUsr

NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS, NEW GOODs,-JUsr
s ssa M. .,. :ss;s; sss.. cheap
s ssst ss.;:;. and issues I1sas make
10 do black twisted silks
50 DO ass French, os. =. muslin and lawns
s;.s s,:i: :;:i y. cent,
a nsu psa I s% . Ra s%'' no'''
Ss. . ss s.s %s.: an. a:r s sys
SO plain embroidered Grape shawIs
rs n NEW ~. ss'' s sss.:s''
large lot Of Cloths cassimeres vsngs tweeds and linen
large naor,meni OF domestic goods of all
Carpstng., oilcloths, and mating.
May a-aiawawif HALL BROTHER
THE Results OF tho Census OF Great Britain 1851
obtain table. Of &C. vo pamphlst Lon
Maya FRANCK TAYLOR.
GUNNER MILLINERY win bio opened a mrs. NJ. A.
Hills Thursday, 4h instant, Pennsylvania avenue, be-
Maya -a
RAzoRs, RAzORs, RAzORs--H you want fine, smooth
shave call At Parke who now furnish you with Of
Wade xa, A 's p % rs
% Il. oas q Wade RKsR 10
Fancy and Psfumery Store, under National Hotel.
May 2-d3is
[star, Sentinel, and Eve. News.l
rUMBS, COMBS, COMBS i-Juu opening, q handsome
Of the patterns Of French tuck combs shell
and buffalo
Also 10 Of fine shell buffalo dressing
BRUSHES, BRUSHES, BRUSHES Just opening, a very
and splendid OF English FRENCH and American
HAIR brushes, 100 among which
aud buffalo backs cheap. PaRKER'5
Fancy Perumery aud Comb store National Hotel
May 2-d3ts
rstar, Sentinel and Eve. News
COODYEAR's PATENT INDIA RUBBER COMBS
We have complete rubber combs
OF all kinds, Wholesale and
OF chldr~n's combs
gross Of the five patterns of dressing combs
All az which can be sold Al the factory prices
PARKER's
F4ncy, Comb aud Perfumey Store National
May 2-d3ts
fsar, Sentinel, and Eve. News
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FIRsT MAy.Twa indeed lovely day--more lovely, II
possible the thousands Of fair who the
avenue, in whom tho and the lily beautifully
blended
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THE Baltimore oAsTATncEThc concert Of Mrs Cecilia
Young in Washington win not be given until about the 10th
instant.
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WONDERFUL pEnoRY.--We acquainted with n youno
man. clerk in this city who committed 10 memory
in single evening whole page Of the New York journal
Of Commerce. and repeated the with great exscspcss
In the company Of number Of literary young mon no dc
fed any present TO repeat line Of poetry from any
standard work the next line Of which he conld M, c
and give tho Of the author Some hundred quota.
tons made and in each instance the right author
named and the connecting lines given The power Of re
tcntion in this persons memory most remarkab,e
the abovenamed facts abundantly prove Boston Tran
script
The trial Of the negroes charged with conspring and
assisting to poison Captain Haney on at Northnm
berland county VA court last week They were found
guilty, and three sentenced be hung on the first Fri
day in june next and the other 10 be transported
TELEGRAPH ACROSS ArLASTrc--Tbe late mail from
Newfoundland brings intelligence Of the charter and or
ganizaton Of company by the title Of The New York
Newfoundland and London Telegraph Company The nj
innate object Of the gentlemen interested in this project ia
the establishment Of submarine telegraph TO conpec,
Newfoundland with ireland. Peter Cooper is the presj-
dent and Professor Morse the vice president of the com
pany and said that 81 Johns win be in Geographic
communication with all the cities in the Union by the end
OF September next
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A LOST FAMILY ID. s. MeLane ofspringhed, Mass, by
unaecountabie means has lost his wife and three chill
dren. Mr. McLane left Springfield time since pre-
pare residence in Iowa whittier he designed removing
bis family He subsequently wrote TO his wife requesting
her to with the family and meet him at Chicago
She is known 10 have LEFT Springfield the Goth OF March,
since when nothing has been heard of her the children
The husband has exhausted all his powers means in
attempting TO find the lost Have they fallen vic
Tins in Of the caamtes upon the waters
where graves found often without name TO mark
the spot p Cincinnati Enquirer
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The vessel which upset at the Paterson railroad pier Just
previous the storm Thursday evening was the soop
Bard Captain Richard L. Collins whose family reside at
No lOl Gold street Brooklyn On Friday afternoon nj
low tide Captain Collnss legs were visible above the
water but his head and were held fast by the bars
Of railroad iron which fell upon him His body could not
be taken out.
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letter from San Diego states that Captain Walker and
forty Of his llibusters about abandon their camp
and start for Texas. They had buried 1000 pounds Of
powder, and destroyed all their spare arms
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The city councils Of Philadelphia, on Thursday, sub
scrbed $4,000 the stock Of the Northwestern Railroad
Company This sum- with the 100000 recently subscribed
by private individuals in that city and the amount pre-
yousy secured from other sources dsposes of all the stock
Of the company and thus renders probable the carly COM
pletion Of the road
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-14
JEWELKY STORE OF
e. a. ~ - 49, 49, ~ =

SECOND STREET. rwo DOORS BELOW MAIN, Mr.. ERoN's
BrILDInG, EVANSVILLE, A. So.
rTNHE unie rsig.ed respectfully informs the citi
zens OF Evansville. aud vicinity. that he continues
keeps hani splendid and full assortment of Jewel
~, Watches Clocks, &C., &c the best quality which
vii, be replen.hed continual, b, the latest and st
fashionable styles, and which his advantageous pur-
ch and tine liberal patronage he has received thus
far enable him TO >cll very low, aud low
any other house in the city
repairs Of any kind in his line will be executed in a
competent manner, and at low charges.
Asking continuance oil the liberal patronage bestow
ed upOn him. he refers those who to buy to those
who bought OF him. and invites all 10 examine his
goods and prices. (feb9eifl u. CUSSEN.
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cd la 90 PROCLAMATION.
APRIL ELECT IN, A. u. rs.s

AIOrIcEi is he eby giveL to the legal voters Of Van
IN derburyh county. that the Annual April Election
will held rsi Gonday In April, A. D. 1851, II
th- places holding such Elections In tn
Townships in said county, for the following Ofieer.
to-wn: .
Fur Pigeon wn.hp.-Four Constables.
For kns ht Township One Justice OF the Peace two
ConstaSles.
Fer Scott Township.-One Justice Of the Peace. two
Constables.
For Armstrong Township.-One Justice of the Peace
two Constables.
For Perry Township.-One Justice Of the esee. two
Constabies.
For Uaien Township-One Justice Of the Peace. two
Coustables.
For Centre Township. Justice Of the Peace tive
consSatles.
For German Township.-Two Justices Of the Peace
two Coustxolss. JOHN >. GAviTG
nh - SheTid Of yapdcfbufgh Count1.
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Prepared and sold by JAMES c. AVER,
Practical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
F9Sold in Evansville by Keller, Farnsry & Co.
LEIGH x Verng wholesale and etail in Princeton by
X. b. Hallock in Petersburgh bN Adams d Campbell,
and by Druggists throughout the State. lfsb27 I'm
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ExCCLSIOR CIGARS.
,oT~ avn HOUSES FOR SALE.

cpr.T CH,VrE FOR SPECU LATION =.
ny -, -, ale .itusted in Evansville just b., ond the
- Kailroad Depot. Four Of these Lots have Frame
u,,s..s an ,h.m and otherwise improved. They are
I'll i,, I'D for residences, being convenient TO bust
mes. and O ,Iy about one square from Min street
s .neeuIatc offered ia these lots, they be
..d Those wanting cheap p ees of esidence. wish
inc fine opportunity of speculation. hal better apply
Immediately. One OF these hodses especially is
aud y desirable residence. For further particulars
apply Of this ONCE. (uh2-U
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PAPER WaREHOUSE.
~ AND 70 WALNUT STREET,

TINE uRdersignea respectfully call the attention ofa
Il in goods in their line 10 their full aud
Die stock Consisting Of
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DAILY JOURNAL.
Local and River Brevities.


-1~-~N~~-~O~~~-~ - --~>-~--~
Our neigbbor. Mr.. Moses Ross, who
resices direct opposite this city, in Ken.
lucky, was engaged on Sunday in bringing
his stock to Evansville, to avoid tie rush of
water that now threatens to food his premis-
81 We were informed yesterday morning
BY q citizen Of Mt. Vernon, that the destruc.
ton Of property. on the river below that places
would inevitably prove very heavy. Several
lots Of corn lying on the bsnks for shipment,
had already been destroyed.
o. There appeared to be no other SUBJ
ject Of conversation yesterday among ci'i-
gems but the high water. Since our last Is
sue the river has continued steadily rising,
and very rapidly considering il has spread
like an immense lake over the great bottoms
above and below. On Sunday, the river was
still rising ut Louisville, but il was supposed
would not be a. high as tn flood Of 80 or
Al. We my expect the river to get consi'
lersbly higher yet At this point, before il
commences falling. Itwas rising yesterday
ct the rate Of an inch and half or hour.
49, The bar at the upper end Of the city
has not been visible for several days! We
presume il will not be visible again for some
time.
The new wharfboat just being com.
pleted 1t the lower wharf, was discovered
yesterday to be leaking fast, but the leak was
soon stopped, and just ir time to save her
The rudder hole mad not been stopped. and
q large amount Of freight being placed on
her ster !, she was weighed down ill the
water reached the opening. All right now.
- The water was yesterday near y up
to Pigeon Creek bridge, at the mouth. Per
sons could My croes wide intervening space
BY means Of boats. A perfect lake greets
eyes Of citizens who get that far down the
river.
- The large steamer Empire was here
yesterday morning. taking ia freight Tor New
Orie' ms. She got off at 4 o'clock.
49, The Antelope took on Losrd good
deal Of corn at points above, and was thus
no doubt the occasion Of saving great deal
Of grain from injury. She arrived here Sun
day evening.
- The Cincinnati arrived here last Sun.
dsy morning from Louisville, crowded with
passengers. We had the honor Of being
one of that crowd, aud hope we may never
again get mixed up in such pile OF human
ity. The boat had pretty ample accommo-
dations or there would scarcely have been
standing room. Mr.. Hayes, the popular
clerk, did his best however to accommodate
ell. The Cincinnati Vas sunk in the Mssie.
sippi shout six weeks, but is now good as ev-
er, and running regularly in the Louisvil e
and ST. Louis trade. She is fast boat, and
alter the present trip, will have unobjection-
able accommodations in every particular.
We learn from the ST. Louis pa pers
that a tremendous Spring business is tpen.
ing i'm that city since the rivers have cleared
of ice. Business was not greatly delayed by
the unusual length OF time that navigation
was suspended. The Mississippi, at st Louis,
is only at very moderate stage, yet sufficient
for the largest class Ut boats to run with eau.
ton.
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NJ tTTR ASSES.

COLBURN & HE"SHBERGER have now on hand q
large assortment of Shuck Mattresses Of the varons
sizes. Also, Moss. Cotton and Ha Mattresses.
order at the shortest notice. Country Merchants and
Hotel keepers ill do well examine Mattresses be
fore purchasing elsewhere. intend shall
be of the best quality aud at the lowest prices.
JAM Fosters Block First street below Msn
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IN BAGS prime Rio Coffee;
w 20 hhds prime New Orleans Sugar; reed per Rein
deer. for sals ~ rsb9t FOSTER & BRowH.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &C.
90 CASES Ladies' Shoes Iootees. CATERS, De-, con
% ssting of
Women's kidtipIed Jenny Inl Booieos.
do Enameled do do.
do do Bronze do.
do Patent Leather Santtg do.
do Bronze topped. peg'd FoN'd Bootsss;
do Split Jenu, Lind Bootees.
do Lace Bootees.
DO Enamelied Baskins.
90 Heeied Bootces.
do Kid Spring -heoled Lace Bootess.
do Lace Goat Bootees.
Chdren's Grained Lace BSotees.
do COiOred Roam Bovlecs
do BronZ ID isOotees.
- Tipped BoeIers. just landed from steanei
Americas aud for sale 10y J. II. MAGHEE q CO.,
fet23 Evansville, Ind.
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TEE ISLAND OF CUB T KEN!
WE have received another lot OF those Choice Hs.
w vana Cigars. VIII Oh We of,r TO tn trade and
'' mhs EosNsRooK & GmGRCHiLL. Water st.
- III hhds choice Sugar 90 bags prime Rio Coffee;
5 bag. Oil government Java Coffee.
10 do Sugar house do;
10 bags Fine Liverpool salt;
10 kits Prime salmon; for sale low by
NH HuRNBRooK d CHURCHILL, Water st.
FOR SALE.
OK first rate Horses and two valuable Farms in Ger.
- man and Armstrong Township. from 10 10 mile,
from Evansville Ia .e,ms naie easy; Engui5e Of
reform copy weeksl
NEW BOOKS.-Just rec'da new supply Of
The VI Brewery. tmh4) sAM'L LISTER.
| DECEIVED per steamer A. l.. shotweil--
IL q hhts choice New orleans sugar;
IL do Good Fair New orleans sugar:
so bbls P.aptston Molasses.
90 h.lfbbis Plantation MOiisses;
~ hags of hio CoEee;
Id bags Of Liverpool Table Salt. for sale BY
mh4 I. Il ~ HEiMANN.
'ARPBr CHI AIN loo bags best quality in store
- AID for Gale at Factor, price. 10y
mh4 Sc GILBERT & Co., Syc. ~ Water.
HOT CUAsN, oY 500. kobi, 50 jus, reed =
IL feb24 SAN. LISTENS Book store.
| O BOXES Star Candles; 5hthsxes Star Candles;
. 5qrbxs STAR Candles. just reed anif for sale at
mh3 T. BACON 81 CO.'S FaIn, GROCERY.
J. CUPPLES, .-|.
TIN, snrrT IRON. coPrxR AND srOyE STORE,
Corner First asd Sycamore SITS.
I CUPPLEn has "penei has store at the ab've 10
u cation. opposite Bemeni IL vieies, where he Is
prepared To do al Kinds of r, Sheet Iron and Copper
wo.k. Kooins Gutlering. DC. &c., the best
aud AT the lowest Prices ho also Keeps ON hand Va
/ rlcLy
CooKIN3 sT0vES,
and ohe' kinds of for sale low similar
ui! invited To call lfcb1J-u
LOKD & BROWN,
| SIS CEDAR .TREET, NEW YORK,
| ara Door 6eisr the Poet OEee)
Offer their largs and we'll selected stock Of
SILK ANO FANCY DRY 10 s.
whicn is complete in every department: ut per cent
above invoice cost, FOX CASH.
Their stock of goods will be largely increased, and
many styles will be OF their and those
who favor them with call will be readily convinced
that there is great saving to buyers from this system
Merchants from all parts of the country invited
call and compare prices with those Of any other house
n the market. lfebl6-tf
CHANGE OF PROPRlETORs.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &c., &C.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
Itch & YER Inc:
L Drugs and Medicines of j. NJ d. Miller Co., ant
intend carrying The Drug business at the well known
stand of Keller Farnsley. No. II Water street, undo
the firm of LEIGH d Welding.
Charles LEIGH firm, hopes he is favorably known
tn the public having been engaged In Mr. Crawford
Bells store the last i've years Peter Verling OF In,
same frm having cerking In the present III,
last three years. ftters himself with having the conf
dence of its old customers.
We intend keeping hand large and fresh stock o
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and b.
strict attention business aud by low pnces, tn merit
liberal patronage both from old and new customers.
| CHARLES LElCH
feb25-ly PErrRVHR NC
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Messrs. n. SERMONS & Sos-Gentlemen: IL gives me
pleasure to add testimony 10 tha OF others TO the
excellence %, your "Brazilian Pebble Spectacles -
Within the past year eye sight had become much
impaired that unaple either to read write by
cafe-lght. for any length Of zine. with ease or salts
faction
Som- months since purchased pair you and have
derived such laid and comfort" from their that
would prved of them for times their
Respectfully. &c. ). ii. OGLESbY.
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NJ OTIONS...
IN ~ doz Market Baskets: 4 doz Clothes Baskets:
gdoz covered Market Baskets; Rolling Pins, Pc.
tatoe Washers Churns, Tubs, Buckets washboards
DC TOR sale by HORNBRuOk * CHUkCHlLL
mh7 Waite street.
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IsUiANAPoLIs, Aug. 10, Usa3.
Messrs. SERMONS & Sos IL have examined your Bra
lillian Pebble spectaces and lind them, in my estima
ton, far superior the glasse- in They
possess the extraordinary quality OF compromising for
lost visor without mag if' ing the ject in
OF which the eve is at resa desideraium much to be
desired They well calculated for the student. and
all Others who have In any Wa! impaired their vison
Respectfully yours, l.. DUNLOP, NJ. ID.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-07-18

YELLow-C COVERED LITERATURE
There is more immoral and detestable
trash issued from the press OF the north,
and disseminated through the Union,
at cheap. picayune rates, than many
persons have an linking Of; vile stuff,
which should never be permitted to
circulate amongst the young. and to be
purchased, because Of its economy in
price. Sailors are extremely partial
to such reading; and, when at sea, give
all their leisure time to uninstructive
and destructive tales and adventu-
res-lives of robbers and murderers,
and stories of.the vitiated and deprav-
ed. The very titles Of some of them
serve as indexes to their characters;
while several of them are as quaint as
those of CromwelPs time. Yesterday,
for instance, we looked on quite an
attractive cover, with this imposing
title, Lsuboydinatiou, or tie
Shoemaher's Daughter" Wishing
her we'll soled and amply peggea we
ruminating!y departed.-Orleanian
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A PROFESSOR KtLLED.--Prof.
McFail, Of Carlisle Seminary, in
6choharie county, N. Y. with a num-
Der Of students, proceeded to explore
a cave neal! the Seminary on Satur-
day the LIST inst. They had been into
a pit of some hundred feet deep, and
al hands, except the professor, safely
ascehded by means Of pulley ropes.
He was ascending, and had nearly
reached the platform. when. BY some
means, he slipped from the rope seat.
and fell to the bottom Of the cave,
which caused his death in . few mi
nutes. ~
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INTERESTING REL1c.-The Syracuse
Journal says that a banner which was
stretched across Salina street from the
Corinthian Hall, during the sittings of
the old soldiers in convention, was the
same used as the field flag at the bat
ties Of Plattsburg and Sacketts Harbor.
The gallantsGen. Pike was wrapped in
its folds after he was mortally wounded
at Plattsburg. and it was his winding
sLeet. The blood stains from his
wound are still to be seen upon it.
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NUMBER OF SLAVES IN THE World

NUMBER OF SLAVES IN THE World.
The African institute at Partisan
association for the diffusion Of civiliza-
ton and christian light in Africa
has recently issued a circular in which
the number of blacks held in slavery
in different countries is seven and a
half millions, of which 3,O95,O0O are
in the United States. 3,250.00O in
Brazil, 100000 in the Spanish colon
les. $4,000 in Holland colonies, 14O,-
900 in the republics of Central Amer
lea, and 10000 in European establish.
ments in Africa.
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Love is never lost for language to
adequately express itself. When it's
out of rose colored adjectiyes and gilt
edged ordinations, it takes to squeez-
ing of the hands, kissing and embraces.
There is more philosophy and meaning
in a single hug, than in the $50 Ian.
guagcs of the whole world, including
the amorous tongue of'the Mormons,
and the entire book of Genesis. Love,
like murder, will tout" if school does
keep and candy has "riz."