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Miss 1eslie's New receipts for Cooking

We are in receipt from the publisher, II. B. Pc
terson, Philadelphia, per ]. II. McMechen, of The
above volume, designed as sequel and addition
to,the universally approved volume CORRECTIONS
for Cooking from the same aulhoress. Every
housekeeper has the latter mentioned work. and
ell should have in addition the new Recent Book.
containing more than one thousand new receipts.
The character of the writer is sufficient guaranty
for the excellence and usefulness of the work.
and few will or can do without it. 1t can be had
at M'Mechen's Literary Depot, Washington Hail.
IHE BosToN COMMITTEE AND THE STEAM FIRE
ENoINE-The Committee appointed by the Boston
City Government 10 visit Cincinnati, and examine
into the merits of the Steam Fire Engine invented
by Nlr. Latta, and which has been i'll use in that
city for nearly two years, have made their report.
They speak highly Of the machine, and give
many facts in detail respecting it. The report is
accompanied with statement of VIM. C. Wright
Mechanical Engineer, and by Elisha Smith, IT,,
one of the Engineers of the Boston Fire Depart
ment. These gentlemen also give their testimony
in favor of the Cincinnati Engine.
The committee close their report by recommend
ing the passage of resolve TO purchase of Mr..
Latta Of his machines, provided The cost of the
same shall not exceed seven thousand dollars. Mr..
Latta offered to build and TO deliver in Boston one
engine similar TO the one now in use here for sIo,
Ooo. He also gave the Committee to understand
that they might have one built in Boston for what
price they could. and leave 1t to them to allow
him such remuneration they might think the
privilege was worth. And the committee believe
that one could be built i'll Boston for 1000. The
engine in Cincinnati weighs seven and a halftons
Mr. Wright in his report expresses a belief that
one could be built which would not weigh over
four tons, and yet have the same capacity.
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CAILLE1 & scHw.AKoPF.

OtiIIILEiI q SCHWAROPF,
NEW YORK AKERYAND CONFECTIOHERY
Corner Inin and y cneraon SITS.
NYOULD inform heir friends citizens gencraIly
w that they have commercial Bakery and Confec
tiolery above, where they will keep hand nd be
rcparedto furnish at the slo rest Office Bread Cnkes
Ing competent and expeienced wOrkmen understanding
ully their business they Attor that they nos.
the abtyto give satisfaction 10 all patIons
N. Iss:Parties supplied on the shortest notice.
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For Sale.

II oTNo o, in block %, liamplen street, &C 'front.'
~ aud running back 100 eet to alley This is one OF
The best suatcdlos in the city for rcsidclce and
an alley the hack part and side. will sell the whoe
lot. it, as may best suit tile purchaser
For into nation enquire at this Office MeAee Bros
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NERVOUS DISEASES CONTROLLED AND
CONQUERED s-7's

Three fouths or tile physical pain endured.by the h-
man race proceeds from affections OF the nerves The
unuterable agony Of eu algia, reumatsm govt, spans,
headache and Thousand nameess angs that dai thro,
every portion OF te!s sem and distract the brain are
referable directly to unnatural condition OF the per
vous system. The weaker prey to variety of
agonies that may truly beealled Infinite all growing ont
OF the dsordered action OF the nerves. The nerves are
the seSt OF all pain. ktllthe OF '.rugfng TOOTH
and the pain ceases Destroy the nerves of limb and
II Is ayzea Render all tile nerves OF the frame nsen
st6e' and you produce death. or what immense tnnor
lance therefore, must eparatlon be mat will u,se
eSlth vgor hardness, and energy Into This
complex arrangement Of vital agents known as the ner
vons SYSTEM Experience has proved the faculty admit
the record shows, that Or. InuigoraIing gi;y
and Cordial will produce these almost miraculous eHts
all men could witness the changes II brings about In tic
condition OF those who ready TO nerisI-bo,i,
baishes melancholy. bese:s strength controls pain and
builds up and iortes the constitution and pruIunes life
Ill would be Unnecessary TO advertise IL. NewsnoneTs
are merely used as media 10 draw attention TO it, To be
unHersall! used ard unhestatnsly relied upon merely
requires to be universally known The aid OF the press
isnvoked 10 guide the public to this living fountain; b
no printed words can adequately forth its value
The cordtalis put up highly conc ntrated, III pint bot
Ties Price three dollars per bottle two for five dollars
SIX Tor twelve dollars. c. Il. RING, Proprfetor
1872 broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States Canada
aud tho West Indies.
nts'--wnEEtIso-KELLS g. CALDWELL.
CIScINNArt-B. H MEAHINSS
n5-see advertisement. one4
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THE above Of cholera was river case lief, hare for
intcrmcnt from steamboat 1870 >1t ''S '"'
Physicians In writing their ceriifcates viii mi
be particular leu IN stating the age the sen, and the
temoye much difficulty in making out the nlothIy reports
A & mi
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Save Your IceI

% THE use OF Ice has, of late years,
-TaSA become very general aud is now con-
ee5zss- stdered Indispensable TO the health
M
49, and comfort OF families. at the Same
q 1fEFII5f time the Incl eaSed denla nd for IL and
EH5AI ai# the uncertainty OF always procuring
5-t.3 ItAlIA IN supply, have added materially 10
E&sNHIIN ITS COSTS. The Consequence has been
tfSHVAtEfi that various ways and nIea ms have
NsIH been devised, so to reduce the ex-
EtfHkIlf penSe OF the article as to bring IL
Et4AilB within the reach OF every lamiIy,-
EsfEES4RFF9 Among these, GoLe have been found
Eva 70 answer The purpose as well as
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Tothc People orOhio County.
announce myself independent candidate FOR The
Office OF Sheriff OF Ohio county. at the May election.
apas ALEX. NJ. JACOB.
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rhe Acauitta1 of ward.


A letter in the Louisville Courier says that the
arguments of the counsel were closed on WeAnes.
day evening [Aprtl 27.l The letter adds
At O'Clock the jury was LrieAy charged by
Judge KincheIoe as 10 the law and they reiired.-
There was some degree of sensation at this mo
lnent, and large crowd fingered about the Court
House until dark.
1t was understood at o'clock al night, that the
jury had made up verdict, and that it was one
of acquital. TheIe being Some-d degree of boist-.
erouSneSs on the street the Judge thought that ii
would be best not 10 receive such verdict at that
hour, fearing an outbreak.
The Couner of tie 25th, has the following re-
port of the verdict of the jury:
ELIZABETuTowS, ApTit %, 1856
Editors COurier:-At 10 minutes TO 8 O'clock
this morning the jury in the case of the Common
wealth VS.. NJ. F. Ward, returned verdict of stnOt
guilty. and the prisoner was discharged from fur
Their custody.
The Commemorative Attorney then entered
nOtie Prosequi i'll the of Robt. arj, jr., and
he was also discharged from further custody.
Respectfully in haste -
The foregoing note is from q friend at Elizabeth
their verdict. Fem other persons who were pres
ent we learn verbally, that when the jury came
back into the court the Judge asked them If they
1ound the prisoner guilty not guilty the fist
count in the indictment, (murder in the first de-
gree.) They answered ''mot guilty." He then
asked them il they found the prisoner guilty not
guilty on the second count, (namSlnughter.)-
Again they answered "not guilty." The prisoner
who sat unmoyed, displayed not The least emotion,
was then discharged.
On the arrival of the Eiizabethtown stage in this
city. between and O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
and the proclamation of this verdict, the most in
tense excitement was produced.
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EDs 1xrxLL,sExcrr j. You will r.ease announce our
well known fellow citizen LEVI MI LIS, candidate
Commissioner OF Revenue, the County District. at
the coming spring election
ars:fm. oHioicoUNTf.
Ma. Rntron:-PIease announce WILLIAM NJ. DUN
La as for Commissioner OF tho Revenue for
the county District at the ensuing May election.
mro3 MANY CITIZENS.
THE undersigned offers himself as Candidate for the
olee OF Commissioner Revenue, or the cttydstic,
at the ensuing May election.
mrl7 f. DAY.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Man,s Duties and woman's

MANS Duties and woman's Rights.
MRS. NJ. II. E1IEIs SON viii lecture at the
MI MELohEoN HALL,
- nnNvedHesday evening, May 81, 1854.
Dntiss q Man aud NE Right Of Woman
5 ltniissing-S single tickets t5 cents, gentleman and
Gssioetl,.o to eo,nmercs al 81 o.eloek myo
Washington Hail.
FOR ONE NIGHT. ONLY.
Great Attraction! Unprecedented Novelty.
NICHOLAS GooDALIi knownas le pettte Ole Eml.
~ an acknowledged by the Press to be not only Tie
most eStl"oriary volimst in he world. but without
rivu lRs tho honor citizens OF Wheel.
Ing, that lie win give grand :
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
In The above Hall, on
On v,,I' Si .IaiyS Ey ~ NIL q ny gth,
cont alto singer
MADAME JULIEN,
Who has tile highest encoius OF the Press and musical
profession AIs'',
PROFESSOR j. X. oouDALL.
Formerly leader OF Miss Catnarne Hays Hand in Europe
anu Sew york. aud Director the Washington Phillar-
Recommendation.
rom The numerous letters in the OF Profess
or Goodall tile following Is selected for publications
10 htS honer, the Mayor Of Wedding:
Dear sir ALLOW me 10 introduce TO you MI GoOdall
and his Interesting aud highly gifted SOM and 10 ask ioI
the your friendly coumtenance and patronage MIR 4; ~
musician OF fine order OF taenti but his is must
c4 Ioulsy, aud promises TO eqcal, ina few years. the
nm sure that tho cult refined peone of vour
liberal pat onage. ~ :"
am. with profound respect. your ob't serv't,
a5,!.Ti +. LOUIS LOWE.
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PATENT wATBR COoT

wv A1EE1 RI.
This article is the result OF the application OF scientific
10 the purpose Intended, viz; TO Keen water az
coo. AZ long as Possibs. Nth he isdst gosste
The Proprietor has long devoted his attention 10 t,,
Que another eg, ss Te ear
lie very general use ri these Of this is
s ,e a simple OF facts regard 10
o WI satisfy every one of their sureroty
.se ONLY ARTICLE OF THE KIND EVER
s..s...s PATENTED.
They Furnished with two distinct nonc,ndn.t,,,
chambers, by OF which, with two ponns oS I W
only s. @m tie eezns pont nl o. SOs above
araieost OF some four per day, a family of orJ
Itself IN MF ESp a9[ as eGa as ice
per CENT over Eartherm Jars formerly used
much sExH9 in this way. saving
ihslng Manufactured in the most workmanike style
and handsomeiv- finished In every respec tLee
very beautiful ornament for the Dining Room, HoeI or
n important Improvement has lately been added 10 m.
eSS n zi small Pan Capable Of holding from six 10
cover This quantity can be kept .nG
al day without additional ee-a very sdo
SoAhe economy AID comfort OF families s
No. IA T. Fourth ST. Cincinnati
--3 W 7------ Wheeling. Va
Mathematical and Classical
Institute.
BIDDLE STREET
Sscribsr having purchased Inc apparatus and
e. nnAtt
w ednesday, April = - $50 iteAS Ieii on
He1rusts that AT experience OF sever In
by earnest endeayors to riplii,
H. anu discharge the duties ~
once has not been entirely useless in TT
Ing nin Tor lbs vocation, and assures tile nhhic It IL;
pest eHorts Shall not be wanting to promote The
a. enhancement OF tile pupils who mIy bc
= I ne p:Siee OF tnitionfor f1weeks will be
4 n s,{, y! m
number win be so limited as to
nv !. .S'u ttqI AL necessary attention.. -
,s errnitted to refer to Mr.. JOHNNY Gill;
-eHsseeezM -=--------- - Z &c. STEVENS
WESTERN MERCHANTS
~. Notice 10 Shippers
va BGst more d Ohio Railroad afld me p,rL.,
~ EN- Steamships 10 and from Mem YoTk
and. Baltimore -
he LOCUST POINT DEPOT al Rsli;mors IT.;
all freight to and from the tYssiis
tiie me cars 10 the steamers or from
cars user cover, thus securing mer
ON damage ana m
ss I!, y o,n eSnense 70 and labor. M
either vay g9od order the delivery OF Goods
To- this tile Teerenee veS
% aet that he rates of ffesbt are
has storage capacity for 20 600
al can have their stored
except usual storage, until ste ="
nay NJ Hesife 10 Place It in market ss as they
- ne stealle IS of the p " s. q re- a.
new York and baltimore daily 70 eHePUIts Oh
.p5 Son, ssaily' q Office, IL { sroadWay, Ny
ny TrLSp:TsaSssw JOHN n cIAIeK
From and after this date h.,
CO Co and stsamsSSS
Ieel loe!H! Ice!l
h1gse OF Z. B. aornbTook tesease
Se ~ Tor sale low Tor eash. e ssee -
s5s5ts.as - 80 sJt5AIs5nIBLoN,s
aiaRstatreet,
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Mr. EprroR-l announce myself an independent can.
ddate for the Office OF Sheriff Of Ohio County at the Gu
suing spring election.
mrs-daw JOHN BRADY.
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PROGRAMME
OF
lie Petite O'e Bulls Concert.

Part I.
Song-"woman Rules you st.". \. LoI.r
MADAME JULIEN.
"fahu fahIassa'-Vlohi'-- Dc BcriopF 7h
LIE Pitt OLE NULL.
SonS-"My Pretty JaEe."... Sir H. Eisbop
PROFESSOR J. II. oooDALL.
Sons-"rhe Cavalier >. CIIover
MADAAiE JULIEN.
Fantasia-Viotn-''Sou de somnamhula % Arto,
LIE PETIT BULL.
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TO ,be yo,or. or ohio County.

offer myselras candidate for the Office ;or sheriff OF
Ohio county, shall discharge
the duties of tue Office faithfully and imPNralIy.
mrit w. S. wIcKHAM.
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rRoxGs & cRoWL

lnyiew OF tic existence of Cholera, in mann Oh.
ets mat are landing on the aud southern Ao
~ ouL and its prevalence amongst
H oIt western waters, and of the probability 90 .
s Stalled by this scOurge Of the human family M =
lS 100 when from the condition our city, its PEE
DC most disastrous to the lives and health OSHS
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&. 1ISpaniel ebstefs New Hampshire estots Il
declared insolvent; and 1. commissioner ann6i,,s,
10 examine and How the claim against it. His
also. y ~
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" me indiyldnal who estool upon Ills otyn
rssponsibiiity . indicted for inlaaticids.
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:, !. VIM. T. NEEDS,

VIM. II. NEEDS.
kookbinder 6 RIunk RooIt5 mn
No. NO y MosRoE sTRl;Er, urs srsIRs
w his friends and the public
book IS 3smss blank
blank books OF every
any, be by
AMY on hand an assortment OF
KS s.s,. Tor sale % b vow
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lNTERhIIssloN.

Part II.
shall my song be tonrshta Knight
MADAME JULIEN.
Grand SOlo-viOlin-By general Iesite-"The
arrival Of Notwithstanding freaks OF a
Carnival, as performed by tile utiior, with
the Czech uIed introduction Ernst
LIZ PETIT OLE BULL.
SCOTCH liatlad-'tSandy and Jenny, >,
MADAME JULIEN.
Comic Song-"Tantcd Goveruess," John Parry
.--1s#-s. J. x. GooDAIL
Grand Fnale-Paganinis celebrated Solo. ner-
formed entirely on One String, an ATia Silt.
ta'Ie, with ROndo aud iatioms of the most
N''A 'NNsS'' = - FRgahMi
LIZ PETIT OLE BULL.
OF boo opeu at Ito commence at O'Clock
~ Single Tickets 90 Cents Tickets to aduit gentle
man and two Iadics, $780, Halt price children anI
schOo $. my3
tCity papers cony.)
y 20 dozen OF baltimore Slnkcr b, ooms;
1000 bush. blue aud Mercer Potatoes;
Dbl. OF maple country cake Sugar;
4OOh lbs OF country bacon Hans;
1000 bushels Of Oats;
nos 1000 do corn;
1000 do dried aPpIes;;
1000 do dried peaches;
1000 lbs. OF side bacon;
COO do JOwIs;
100 bills super extra Family Flour.
my3 a. RIDGELY
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Bal MISUNDERSTANDING ali his ancient necnIi,rr;.
ties, MIR. Jones was on excellent man, and ma nv
will mourn his departure WILLIAMSBURG has lost
an energetic and prominent citizens, his Church AZ,
efficient pastor, and his family kind PROTECTOR
Richmond Dispdtch - = -, !
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REMOVAL.
HAVE removed my Wholesale stock OF DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS to the four story brick building,
No. 117, Main street,
west side, between Monroe and Union streets where
win be prepared with cary and extensive spring
stock direct from importers and Manufacturers which
would DO pleasedto have my old friends aud customers
to call and examine.
feb4. 800 WIN. t. sELBY.
o1-J @, Metea will be found at the above establis,
mept, where he awaitshis old rrienis..
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Boy Missing.
saES ,WHl1E, boy about 10 Yeas old win, h.,
sen. gu an Grand to lns stable on Th6rslSy last
cn'I search speedily and no
the city by some acquaintance sboat telSe
lies tIS gays since which time nothing mas hee
s1 o rants cloth boois ne is sS Ss
eI9Nt. OF tatr comp Si0f and bIac K IiSr @ s wen
- rearing some accident may ba va Ia l;s
eiseS said be THANKFULLY sekno,v
T aIsZ43zl - - AIRXANDERsNI .fI np,rSrS1y j
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nolle prosequi i'll the case of Robt. arJ, IT,, nd
he was also discharged from further custody.
81,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-03
nIArTnns AR EnIr.

The citizens Of Erie have at last be.
come quiet. and the feet 10 inch guage
has been laid down 20 the depot OF the
Eric and North East road. The Chart
ofthe Franklin Canal Company has
been taken away, and that road placed
under the charge OF Gen Packer,
formerly President Of tho Baltimore
and Susquehanna road, )for the use an
benefit OF the State. II Is TO be run by
a Cleveland Company for a. per cent OF
tho gross earnings Of the road. In the
meanwhile the State Is to hold the canning
IN trust. under protest Of the company.
The two roads do not connect at Erie
though they terminate side by side, with
only platform between. Thus Erie
still has the so much coveted "break. -
But Of how much benefit II will be re-
muins to be seen. The cars are run
ming regularly over those lines, with two
breaks between Cleveland and Buffalo.
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Washington, n. O. Auf., II,

sold by JOHN n. PARK,
~. w. Halle Rockville; Y. Brown, Fairheidi y. y.
Rockafolaf, Cedar Cfovei Me- n SNOW. New
Trenton; G. fiasson, Mt. Carmel, J. N. Clements
Robinson, New Salem, II. n. La Rue, Ander,on-
ville, J. l.. Andrews, Duniapsville; r. Mason,
Connerssiiie, 4. Harbour. Rushsiiv; r. Dickcxon,
Versailles; d Beaver, Liberty; A. lloyd scirio,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-03

The great Martin w 0ehsngton case
that has FOR so long period absorbed
tho attention OF the eotlrc country, Is
not ended. Yesterday morning consId-
cradle excitement prevailed throughout
the city upon the announcement that
the defendants In the conspiracy case"
had been arrested upon requIsitIon
from the Governor Of Arkansas, charg.
ing them with arson and murder. and the
report proved to be true.
Warrants had been issued in Phillips
county, Ark, for the arrest OF Lyman
Cole, VIM. Klssane, Capt. Cummings,
VIM. Holland. Amasa Chaplin, Lorenzo
Chaplin and Benz. A. Earl. A requlsi-
lion from Gov. Conway Of that State,
upon Governor Medlll Of Ohio, was re-
ceivcd short time since and warrants
were issued for the arrest Of the parties.
These warrants were given into the
hands of Sheriff Higdon. on Tuesday,
with instructions 10 make the arrests.
Accordingly he laid his plans for such an
important matter, and yesterday morn.
ing. within the space OF twenty-five min
utes. all the parties were under arrest.
Lyman Cole was arrested at Oxford
al 81 Geek, by Marshall Elliott o. Ham
ilton.
Kissane, Cummings and Holland were
arrested at the Walnut-street House.
Rufus Chaplin was also at this house, but
being confined TO his bed by severe sick
ness, he was allowed to remain for the
present.
Amasa Chaplin was arrested at his
shop on the corner Of Sycamore and CO.
lnmbia-streets. Lorepzo Chaplin was
arrested at his residence. Earl was TIA
ken at Wcscott's shoe store, Fifth
street. All the parties, excepting Cole
and Rufus Chaplin were Immediately ia
ken 10 room in the Ross House, corner
OF Court and Walnut, where the Sheriff
delivered them into the custody OF Jo-
scph Brewer, the agent Of Sidney C..
Burton, the latter person being the agent
or the State Of Arkansas.
i The whole party were put in irons and
placed in an omnibus in waiting. Kis-
sane demonstrated, and the officers were
compelled to force him into the omni-
bus.
Officer Bruen was accompanied by q
force Of eight men, and the omnibus was
started Tor North Bend, where an ar
rangement had been previously made for
the Louisville mail boat to land at, and
take the whole party on board. Prep
arutions, we learn, have been also made
in Louisville to dispatch the prisoners
forthwith TO Arkansas. Thus we enter
ulon another epoch in the history OF the
great Martha Washington case.
p. S.-Since writing the above we
have seen a telegraphic dispatch from
Lawrenceburgh, Ind, which stated that
all the prisoners were on board the Lou
isville mail boat Telegraph No. 3. The
dispatch further states that Rcuble ks
sane was on board telegraphing Tor pris-
oners and that an attempt 10 rescue
them WIS anticipated at Madison.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-03
rrsns our washington cerrespon-
dent.

v''-..x r.h 90
r. ss.'"e rhe d,sens-Io,
Sa''.. Y 49, 49,, In ..a,...ssas -
on 'hs Nse'a'A o. s' ..s,e,.Iav ssna,ns
inc senate. ~" 49, ~ -. ~ H.
le.u', y, 'nu'en', =, -" ~
Jul " "as. \, .,.'ss ve,v ,,oasrsIl, con.
hls arg"m ass ~ 49,, only ,;o,s,a1 S The
sucfoa ina - ',,s..,
rules OF go2a 49, sss - Pssnas - -,
pfopfley Wy s'. - r." Sine
ABUSIVE a'.aes W." 80 49, ,ss".,.n AZ
ume sHo' .ae se"a.o' ''s''' 1.,s"'sea Il.
lNe'ea ~ ens ss"a'e ~ .ss Ta, s
power o. So"s'',s Wv ~ 80 sas,e,.
OF wMen nc .oos Sssa', ~, III ~
9ms s,sws 's. .nsseh made in The House
ut, e'''e :. a,,hs sa,oe time
OF hepressn,'. ~ "a eommen,ed mon
ne asVe,.eu ~ 49, ~ sa,ne snhiec, nv
views au's"ees S@ aad his 80
other members % ~
marks were sns as,s,v ~ pa,l;amsn,arv
lshed RUE o' p1op,'s !" .a@ 49,:
discussion. .. M. III, 49, ~ r. e.
gard himse,. ~ SsPeN'.'y s's ~ ~ a.. ~,
lack py mr. Nas'' a"u - ~ s -. ~
victim Q, Ps'son sa. $3.50" ~, onlv 70
lore 'ooN s. - ,ha s~vn,ne,ts nj NJ
attempt .epy ~ ss =, eesr.e and Win.
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