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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-25

NJ" hOOASi NiN sooHs..-PA Ne a
y CHRISTIAN have, today received the following new
works
Light and Darkness or, tho shadow Of Fate
Ellie. tho Human Comedy,
Chemistry of Common lafe--iN Johnston,
Lights and shadows 81 English IHte.
Nv Confession or, story Of Nonan.s Life.
Dut Ftrst Families,
BArtius's Poems
Glove ila--hy Miss ScwtN.
Tho Island tmprr Seeucs n the Irsi lSe II Napoleon
Letters the feopie uu Health aud Happiness.
Letters the Right kcy'd John HuRhes-by kirwan,
Art IntS-hy J 4 Jarvis
Mcmu.r If Bennett and his Times,
The Ladder IT Gold.
Mary Isudou--an Autobiography,
Aoarinans Virginia Springs.
Mineral Springs ~ the Iuitcd slatss-by Bell,
Tho Six DAYS af Creation,
Lecture Hnuqnr
NEW LAW BOOKS
TamaNs Digest volumes,
Grstaus Hrpaffs-1lth Naumn.
If,rsat, aa Z ',atrsffz "a volume hug Ettsl
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Y EW coo Bs.Thc subscriber has received his
"a complete stock Of Spring and summer DRY GOODS
which the attention Of his friends and tie public
is respectfully called Having taken advantage the
pressed o the market in purchasing his Goods he viii
be thc TO Offer great inducements 10 buyers
The articles numerous mention there he
found all the articles which general Dry Goods business
embraces besides large assortment Of Boots Shoes
Umbrellas ParaSos Country Merchants cs
perialy call further East he
is dotcrmncd SCH Richmond Prices Strict attention
will be paid to orders Come and all
It I%ftsD
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4NGLECTaG BAssAZINE.-BACKN Nos. ~


NJ WORKS-TERMS CASI.-Always on I,,J q ~
large assortment of Finished Marble ork >nch t,a n
as PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL MARBLE MON Eil<l'
lMENIS, TONES, HEAD and FOOT STONES WJ1 III
Any thing in the Marble line executed neatly 1EY -
cheap, and with dispatch. NY \
Can ON or address JNO. b. GADDISS. n
\. B.-Send and get one of my Inscription books y
free of charge faug Its / h g. <
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enc E.ihe subscribers ha' ug purchased at john A
"a Franklin his interest in the concern Of Franklin Brother
90, VIII the the house door
tu Liberty Ware house. under the firm AMI style OF FRANK
LIN BROTHER They return their thank, la their friends
aud the public generally the liberal patronage extended
them for the they have been in the GROCERY and
COMMISSION III SNESS, and most respectfully solicit
continuance of the promising n their best cxeton
10 give satisfaction 10 all who may do business with them
JAMES FRANKLIN
EnMANn FRANKLIN.
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Nov an HAND
d. y 81 tons letter \ No J Peruvian Gnano;
10 " Mexican
luu Casks Thomastun Lime;
100 Mountain
81 North River tcment;
30 Calciucd Plaster;
All for sale accommodating terms by
MILLER Il ELAN.
Ids Basin
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pECEIsINs., ANDON uASB, - bbI-. stu
Arr : sugar - bbls Stuats Ground Clarified and
Crushed sugar
- boxes Loaf sugar.
10 bbis. n .. Moasses,
10 hhd, Il. X do,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
% 1aeuira do,
10 q" IImc old Java do.
an boxes Adamhntine aud Sperm Candies,
Large lot Clever Orchard and Timothy Seed Call
suen. selling cheap.
fet affs YOUNGER 4 SMITH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-25

E1sEs.Es, PISTOLS, Ac.-Ne have On hand very
d handsome OF Rifles, Pistols &c, &e,
prspe very ne Rifles handsomely mounted with Ger
silver Saloon Rifles and Pistols Sharps Rifles Colt
Five Shooters, Aliens Sefcockug Pistols Cane Guns
Fui; Hunting Knives Pistols Of all sizes Gaps
&e sc. which invite the attention Of the public.
aug as !. ID. GREGORY Il co.
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"a MIN GOODS il-JNp J. fIRN1S, Agent is recei,.
heavy Stock of Fail and Winter Goods. All he has
that bis Stock is taken from of the largest Import
aud Jhug houses il the Union, at nett cash prices, aud
81" be sold by him small profits Tor ceh and nothing else
but aaa
fsI shall receive Goods nearly every week in the
by Canal Boats Railroads aud Express Companies,
all IF Winch viii be sold cheap for cash.
sop j. PIfRNIS.
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SOMETHING. NEN.--Ihe etlfti8.., ,---
- STAR DOUBLE OVEN COOKING STOW 4'EAh .
wood, just received at tie Furnace aud RAM, h' e#
East Main Street a Stove which c,ns,i u alr Hfs,s
cheapest, most substantial and perfect Gaok me bet
the Union and warranted to laAe roast boi h. l'iaAs
the most satisfactory manner with less fue ~ ana h
Stove of similar capacity in Call and s, tl any otle
Also fine assortment of LEAD PIPE of ,a,i4
hand, and for sale by Iiy Ills a. es ,1e>. a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-25

NEW NsbNGEKN.-1hc undersigned having taken
~ formerly occupied by G. \. H. Stcptoe two
above MeCanahans old stand and door
Aurrr Stra Main street ynrburg, Va, hegs leave
call the his friends and the public generally to
his stock rnceries, Liquors which he Offering
low cash xchange for country produce Particular
paid the sale Flour, Wheat Corn Tobacco
Ac.--aso to the receiving and forwarding of Goods.
mny 2l-c&dtsy. JOHN 1t NNFoRD
GLOVER SEED.-PRIME NEW CLOVER SEED
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MISCELLANEOUS

4 ARD.--The undersigned win eentpn, 49,
N the GROCERY, COMMISSION aud I, u 3, 'at# E
III slNESS, and also the Manufacturing of - Min
full for former iayors. they pledge their b. 81 e, ~
their continuance ''sHa L.
ap g.dts. MCDANIEL HINT E. M.
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LNAIKBANks PATENT ssinI-
II FORM AND COUNTER SCALES -
GEO &. EWING, Agt, l4I Baltimore ST. Md X.--A
RAILROAD, HAY and COAL SCALES Al a
set in any part of the country, AT shor, notice M
C. q. LINERMORE, Travelling ACT M
2}-w3m ! ID -
% have now on hand an assortment ksaee..
of the above Scales which viii sell at Fac ~
tory prices. \. H. RUCkER, Agt assset
apl lO-fS. IL. -
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4 ,OITOs OZNAHl Ht.s.-62 Bales No, / Cotton
DEnahufgsa heavy article from the
r. gnmeut and viii be- sold
they be had Ia Richmond Baltimore
cali aud examine for yourselves
4 JOHNSON
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x-Eu HooH~,Nisy noe,Gs

" rAIII. a nov NoNDI--N9 IUian IIaTanl,
Aleuo. Price. : Is a Nistt tte Camp before Sos
bt N,CarmIes TIT ESCAPED Nai-hh Young Id
folk. Va. just g. hand and Tor sale 10y
aug nj. PAYNE 4 CHRI.
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A NEW VIRGINIA nOO.


" n.rs If0dOYs AND illlaus Nlga1Ints. Ifank sIHs
Ne Journal aud Gazette ~ Fashions Yankee Notions
household Words Tor October aud a large variety #
School Books also lot Hidden Path inst ami
we'd and for sale ut Zoe I.tsI G. MuRSES
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pNAsL AND WINTER s.l,UD>.-t'LUrss-

E>NAf4L MD n TEsk Sss'UW@.-t bUIks-
& iAGt CLOTHS, tASSiMEkES AND NESfINGS,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS Ac.--GAASS y RAINE
respectfully inform their friends ai tho public that their
stock all aud inter Goods is complete, consisting
of DRESS and Fruck Coats Winter business
Register Cpatsuow style Farmers UvorcoaS Waterproof
beaver do pantaoons every style Vests endless
Double Breasted Quilted Silk--ncw style; Gents
saawis Travelling Blankets Shirts, Drawers, cravats Stocks
Neck Ties Collars Umbrellas, Gloves, Hosiery
kcrchiets. Waterproof Goods \ complete of
ADuns AID cHJnKtNs CLOTHING.
GLASS 4 RAINE,
=. .n,lI ANN
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-03-24
Prospectus Of the
KANSAS HERALD OF FREEDOM
PAPER FOR THE aILLIoS.!

TlHE HERALDO OF FREEDOM is an indepezd-
/ snt weekly newspaper devoted 70 Freedom
and the interests OF Kansas Territory. It's pub
lished at Lawrence, Kansas T., on Saturday OF
each week, at g per ahnum. stssttty aa adfa'soe.
The HKRALp contains tbiTTy-tvos columns OF
reading matter. Is printed on fne white paper OF
8 very superior quaiisy, with new scotch Iaccd
type, and the best of black ink, aud Is a siejeet
Of -ccmAscndation by ell whe see Il, tor lis neat
DaecisEical execution.
The uER4LD is thoroughly aild-slavery. and
viii labor with energy to accomplish the object
of it establishments which was to aid in making
Kansas a free State. To the Pisneer, or those
WHO contemplate locating in the Territory, it
win be almost Indispensable. IS II Will abound
with obseTyasioas on the soil, climate, produe-
tinns, and natural resources of the Territory
The information it will be able to furnish as to
the different roates distances, and cost Of travel,
and the various articles which the pioneer should
bring with linn to his new home, will be inyalu-
able, and richly refnunerate the subscriber for
his tTifing investment. The eastern politician
or philanthropist, who wishes to keep fully adj
vised of the progress of the great questions OF
civil and religious freedom, viii hail the advent
Of the HERALD weekly with much delight. 1t Is
believed that every class of our feilowcitIzens,
and particularly the informed, win be entertain
Ell and interested by peruSal of Its columns.
IL Is THE ORGAN OF The EDIToR's INDEPEsDENT
MIND, but disclaims ALL connection with AMI
party, faction, sect, or creed, other than they
meet his appreciation.
The very large circulation which the HERALD
has already attained. makes il the most valuable
advertising medium in the Territory, and rs
such, offer the use of its columns to those whs
wish to give publicity to their business claim
ing, however. the right of sfusiag ell liquor and
patent nsediciae establishments, as all others of
doubtful or immoral tendency. TERMS OF AD-
yERTIsIEG Ten cents line for the first inssr-
~ q line for ,fzao uof,f
insertion. No reduction made for long adyer-
tiSements. G. w. BROWN & co.
/ lis a. BILLINGS, General Agent Buffalo, n Z
LAWRENCE. Kansas T., Feb. B. 1s55.-tf
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-03-24

were not disposed to vote as they did-as
a high-handed and iniquitous outrage
a violation of the natural and legal rights
of the people of Kansas, deserving the
reprobation of the whole country and,
resolved further, that we recommend TO
the people of the Territory to be prepared
at the next election to maintain their
rights at the balIot-box by whatever
means may be necessary, should they
again be thus lawlessly assailed.
Resofred, That in the present Govern
or of Kansas We recognize firm, intEep-
i'd, patriotic, and able officer; one who is
not disposed to lend himself to the purpe-
ses of alien enemies, but whose course,
SO far, has been such as to awaken the
gratitude and commend him to the favor
and support of every citizen of Kansas.
Resotved, That these proceedings be
published in the Herald of Freedom and
Kansas Free State and that the other
papers in the Territory be requested to
publish them.
The following resolution, moved By n.
Lyon, was adopted, and a committee con-
sisting of five appointed in accordance
Herewith:
.ResolUed, That there be appointed a
committee of FIVE persons, to cooperate
with a similar committee from the Blue,
to act as a central committee to take
measures and bring about a nomination of
candidates in this district for the Legisla-
ture, to be supported by the friends of a
free Territory and State, it being under
stood this nomination shall be made
through the voice of all the friends of the
"Free State" cause, either by a general
convention of the people, or eonven-
ton of delegates from the respective pre-
cincts, TO determine upon nominations,
which nominations being duly made, we
hereby pledge ourselves to support at the
coming election by every honorable exer-
ton in behalf of their success.
The following gentlemen were appoint
ed on the committee:
Messrs. H. A. Low, H. 7. Conway, y,
Lyon, L. Knapp, Asher D. Gibson.
On motion, the meeting adjouEaed.
ASHER D. GIBSON,)
w. ERSKINE, Secs.
w. MOORE.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-03-24
Still Coming.

The last mail brought large addition
to our subscription list. Among others
there weretwenty-seyen from publishers of
newspapers, eight of which were dailies,
all paying year subscription in advance.
This evidence of appreciation from the
press speaks volumes in favor of the HER
AID OF FREEDOM, and is worth more than
a dozen columns of notices. The numer-
GUS discouragements experienced in es-
tablishing frst-class paper in border
country is mcasurably madeup by theap-
precautions of our cotemporaries. who
can judge of merit without being preju-
diced by interest.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-03-24
Another Victim.

"A negro was shot on the Indian Re-
serve, betweenthis city and Westport, last
Monday, as we are informed from relia-
BILE source. The poor victim of tyranny,
animated with the love of liberty which
the Creator has planted in the minds of
all his creatures, was attempting to escape
from the bondage which has cursed his
race. A Shawnee Indian saw and at
tempted to capture him, but meeting with
resistance, he shot the poor fellow down,
as he would wild animal. The tyrant
who claimed the man as his property,
expressed himself satisfied as far as the
manning of the slave was concerned, but
only wanted to find the "d-1 Aboli-
litionist'' who persuaded him to escape.
That ABoL1rIoNIsr, who implanted in the
mind of man the love of life and liberty,
and hatred of oppression in every form,
sits on the Eternal Throne. He can al
ways be found there. Hsis mighty, and
will prevail.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-03-24
School Meeting.
SATURDAY, March 10, IS,

SATURDAY, March IU, 1900
At an adjourned meeting of the in
habitants of the Union school district,
WILLIAM YATES was called to the chair,
and r. III. WATERMAN appointed Secre-
tary.
The proceedings of the last meeting
were read.
The committee to select site for school
house reported the site selected on Mr..
Frye's claim, about twenty rods west of
his house.
The building committee was called
on to report; and not being prepared, on
motion of Mr.. Merchison, was discharged
from further duty.
On motion of Mr.. Allen, new build
ing committee, composed of Messrs. Ad-
ans, Yates, and Waterman, was appoint
ed, with instructions to ascertain what
each person present will subscribe to-
wards the erection of the body of a
school-house, and report Immediately, by
mutual consent-the material for the
house to be upon the ground on or before
Saturday, the 3lst inst.
The committee on constitution and by
laws was called upon to report; and not
being prepared, on motion of Mr.. Allen,
it was allowed until the next meeting to
complete its report.
The committee on building reported
sufficient subscribed to erect the body of
the house on the day appointed.
On motion of Mr.. Cameron, the Sec
retary was instructed to request the Edi-
tors of the Lawrence papers to publish
the proceedings of this meeting.
Also, on motion of Mr.. Cameron, the
meeting adjourned to meet again at the
same place on Saturday, March 31st, at s
O'Clock, A. NJ, to erect the body of a
school-house. and for the transaction of
other business.
WIN. YATES. President.
r. II. WATERMAN, Secretary.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-03-24
Intelligence Office.

1t affords us pleasure to state that P.
F. CHURCHILL, Esq, late Of, New York,
has determined upon opening an INTEL
IeEscE OFFICE in this city, for the pur-
pose of aiding persons in finding employ
ment, in assisting to procure suitable
laborers, in buying and selling claims, in
short, for the doing of any business usu-
ally transacted in such an Office. Per-
sons having anything to sell or buy, or in
the want of any commodity, as loan or
otherwise, viii readily see the propriety
and value of such an Office in this city,
and viii cheerfully extend to it their pa
tronage. Until he can make arrange
ments to the contrary, he can be found
at the HERALD OF FREEDOM OFFICE. His
fees will be reasonable, and we hope he
will be well sustained Advertisement
next week.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-03-24
HYdropathY.

We invite especial attention to the
proceedings of the Waser-Cure meeting
held in this city on the evening of the
10th inst. 1t will be observed that the
meeting stands adjourned to meet at this
Office on Saturday evening of this week
We have been favored with the perusal
of the constitution drafted By the com
mittee. and heartily approve of its plan,
and hope those favorable viii attend al
the time alluded to and perfect the or
ganization.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-03-24
DIED,

In this city, on the 18th inst. ANNIE K. .daugh-
ter of Rev. s. Y. and Carrie L. Lum, of dropsy
of the brain, aged years, month, and l3 days.
In this city, Oh the 18th inst, of consumption,
Mr. DANIEL H. BRooKs, aged 50 years, formerly
of York, Maine.
On the Sd inst, near Douglas, K. T., Of rneu-
monia, WILLIS s. HARDER, aged 50 years, for
merly of Richmond, no.
At Washington Creek. K. T.. on the 18th inst,
of disease of the heart, Mrs. ELEANOR A. LOVE-
LACE. aged 81 years, formerly of Clearfeid coun-
ty. Pa.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-03-24
COMMISSION G FORWARDING.

DARK & PATTERSON, PARKvnLE, Missouri,
i having ample premises for storing ali kinds
Of Goods and Merchandise, and having made ex-
tensive arrangements with trustworthy and care
fni Teamsters for the establishment Of REG ULAR
WAGON TRAISs to all parts of the Great Kan
sas Valley, are now ready to receive consign-
ments, which viii Immediately, on arrival, be
dispatched to their places of destination.
7. q L. viii also contracs TO forward families
or parties from Parkyille TO any point in the new
Territory desired, AID thus save much time,
trouble, and expense te emigrants.
~ Wagons, Cattle, and Hotees for sale.
- Ian. 97 f55
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-03-24
Eastern News.

One of our home subscribers desires
US to devote column of our space to
giving a synopsis of Eastern news. As
our list increases in the Territory we pur-
pose doing so; but at present our home
list is small, and we do not think it for
the best interest of the Herald, or for its
home subscribers, that we should lumber
up our paper with articles which will be
valueless to very large proportion of our
readers. We presume nearly, or quite
all of our home patrons, are taking east
ern papers, which are replete with inform
alton on those subjects of which they
desire to be advised.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-03-24

In our last issue we stated that the
price of lime had been determined upon
by the gentleman engaged in building a
kiln at forty cents bushel We are glad
to learn that we were misinformed, and
that he is ready to contract for furnishing
any quantity at thirty cents a bushel, and
hopes to be able to do SO at twenty-five
cents. This viii materially lessen the
cost of building, and afford still greater
inducements to erect concrete houses.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-03-24
The Proclamations.

The Governors Proclamations, order
ing an election of members to the Legis-
aature, providing for new election dis
sricts. and apportioning the judicial dis
fficts, will be found in our columns this
week to the exclusion of much valuable
matter. After another week they viii
give place to our usual variety.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-03-24
Commission Merchants.

We learn that our friend ]. E. GoULD,
Esq, formerly from Pennsylvania. has
located at Leavenworth city, Kansas T.,
and associated with him c. T HARRISON,
with the view Of trading in Pittsburgh
manufactured goods, farmingimplements,
&c, and in doing general commission
business. Our friends in this place, or
in the East, who desire to consign arti-
cles to gentlemen in whom they can rely
in the vicinity of Leavenworth. will do
well to forward to GOULD & HARRIsoN.
Their advertisement will appear in die
time.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-03-24
Queries.

Are our people doing all they can to
make newcomers comfortable and cheer
full until they can get into quarters of
their own? Or, is it true that our board
ing-houses are using every expedient they
are acquainted with to dishearten those
who arrive, merely because they cannot
accomplish their own selfish purposes
1t is Information we seek, and we hope
disinterested persons win advise US as
to the facts.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-03-24
", J. PATTERSON.

DEAL ESTATE AGENT AND CONVEY
H ANGER, PARzvILLE, No., will promptly
attend to the purchase and sale of REAL ESTATE
in the northwestern counties Of Missouri, as well
as to the investigation of Titles location of Land
Warrants in the new Territories, &c. Having
particular knowledge of the lands in the magnif-
icent Kansas Valley, with drafts of the best loca-
tons, (made on the ground, he is ready to give
Der of eligible Town Lots In Parkville. This
town is situated at one of the main entrances to
Kansas. Also, q FARM of $40 acres, one half
fenced, in good timber. and well watered, to be
sold cheap for cash. Title perfect. No better
chance can be found in the Platte Purchase.
- Letters, postpaid directed to the LgBaiEays
office, will be Immediately answered. Jan.'5, IS.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-03-24
LAWRENCE HOUSE.

THE undersigned respectfully beg leave to in
i form the citizens of Lawrence and vicinity
that they have recently opened the above board
ing-houss, and viii supply their table with every
variety of food which can be found in the Terri
tory rim the adjoining State Of Missouri. We
are thankful for past patronage, and hope, by
close attention to business, to merit a conSnu-
ancs of the same. Strangers will do well to give
as call, and we trust they viii not go away un-
satisfied. Terms reasonable.
BAkERY.-We have connected with this es-
tablishment Bakery, which enables us to have
always on hand a constant supply of bread, pics,
cakes, crackers, &c, fresh, and for sale at the
lowest rates. SAMUEL KANNADY,
SAMUEL FRY.
LAWRENCE. K. T.. Jan. IL. ;55
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-03-24
FARMERS. ATTENTT0NI

Usage EHEDGEs.-Psrsonsin in wan,
~ of LIVE HEDGE, at an early day, should not
deter planting beyond the ensuing spring. have
about three millions of plants ready to SET and
viii receive orders through G. W. BRowN, ESQ.,,
of the Herald # freedom, for any quantity, to be
delivered in Lawrence City, Kansas Territory, on
the opening of navigation, for So thousand. 1t
is customary to plant 200 trees on forty rods of
ground During the first two years after being
trunsplanted, they require about the same amount
Of labor per annum usually bestowed on q row
of corn; after which-everything favorable they
will answer all the purposes of rail fence besdcs
being many times more durable. Early orders
desired. E. MASON.
LrBEBTYvILLE, ILL.,. Jan, s. ,55.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-03-24

HWe had purposed preparing an
article this week in relation to the cost
and feasibility of erecting concrete houses;
but our time has been SO engaged looking
after the press work, with inexperienced
assistants. that we could not give that at
tention to the paper which was otherwise
desirable. We hope to have leisure to
furnish an article on that subject for our
next issue.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-03-24
The New Church.

Mr. E. D. LADD viii resume his read
ings of "New Church" discourses and
lectures, which have been interrupted
for a few weeks by indisposition, on
Sabbath evening next, at Mr. Simpsons
office, at o'clock. Subject for that even
ing, The Future State of Infants