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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-03

DAWNBROKER's SALE or FINE WATCHES AND
i lswsiry-By A ~ CHISTALAK, Auetonser y DO -sry,
Jhursdhy and Friday, April and 6, at los o'clock,
committing Of gold chains earrinss, mAce.s.
behsees gold and silver wAthss and varsity ofother ar
ucles BY order Of Mesnrs Bernstein Broome street j.
Bernstein, late Grand strest l.. Phillips, late Hudson
street, licensed lAshbrokera.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-03
A UcrIoN NoEIcE-,H. WILSON. AucTIoNEEs.

UCTION SALE OF. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IA viii take place this day Tuesday at IL o'clock at the
Merchants, Exchange, by c. X, MILLER CO., Auction
including house and store 9 Third three nrs
class dwelling houses in Vanderbilt and Carlton
Brooklyn elegant country seat in Wetcheter county with
lyn valuable houses and store in Central Morsana
&c. For maps terms Ae apply At the ONCE Of e. X NIL
A l96
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-03

To Nervous SuMerers.-A retired Clergy
man restored to health in few days, after many
treat suffering, Ia anxious make the
Of Will send dree) the prescription used.
Direct Rev JOHN N. pAGNALL, No 81 Fulton street,
BROOKLYN. N Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-03
DEcAREs. BERNSTEIN a PHILLIPS.

III Real Estate and General Auotonesrs No. 81 Liberty
street. door Of street. will give their personal
attention TO sales Of real estate stocks vessels and mort
public private SALE and TO the sale At auction Of
household furniture painting satuAy, works Of
Jeveiry At and to outdoor sales generally Money
literally real estate stocks vessels furntur
Ac., left sale with Loans negotiated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-03

noNsTABLEs sALE-BY VIRTUE OF SEVERAL
~ executions 10 delivered will expose tor sals 1t pub
lendue TUESDAY, April So At II clock, A. NJ at No.
Fond avenue two carved rosewood tete u ets frames
frames and three carved
arm chairs. GEO. W. BOGERT, Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-03

gilt eornicss lace and muslin curtains damAs bun Hol
lands, DC. kelly 4 FERGUSON, Nos 2s9k Broadway
And Resda street. offering great Inducements TO
shasers Of the above goods ALI kinds OF windowshsdes
order. Our manufacturing facilities enable
keep the reputation have always had Of being the
cheapest house in the States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-03

TAMES COLE, ACCOMMODATION BUILD.
81 lots In Williamsburg BrooklynPostiv eIecu'
sale without to the highest bidder 70 close
estateJsmes Cole Son will sell at Ancton Tuesday,
April az " o'clock, at the Merchsnts ErehAngs New
York sixteen lots OF land each IlOO feet First NORTH
Ninth orth Tenth These lots iocsted In
the desirable part of that section Of tho city 10
may bond and mortgage For maps apply u
the Aueoneer 63 Fulton street. Brooklyn and Nassau
street. New York,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-03

OH Cognac, OF apple, essence Jamaica and
s. crsa rum Scotch wh,hsv, frssh supply Per steamer
photographic and slectrotype chemicals rare metals pIa
tina, cadmium, bismuth, manganese, asbestos, Vienna
or German bromine resublimed iodine blue nitrate
rontA barry ohorate potash for sale low by Dr. L.
PEUCuTWANCER. al Maiden Lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-03
UCTIoN N0rICE-To WHOLESALE CROcKERY

"A dealers, hotel and housekeepsrs. AFFRAY
WALTERS will sell at the auction room, ~ Catherine
street Wednesday 1919 o'clock, crockery glass, china
and cutlery dinner and tea sets gold and
plain Also large quantity Of eight day and thirty hour
clocks lamps decsnters china and toilet SETS &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-03

~, IN neg plated w.re.JoHN l.. VANDEWATRR nj,
asI% ns," es
the bsss aSfsp the goods removed for eons
gold fob vest and guard chains seal and DO.
every variety pencil cases Cameo enAmelled AID
sale will with hns lot Of silver plated ware,
newest style tea sets casters pasesus fruit stands
sugar dhes the whole TO be sold to close
assisnnent. Terms cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-03
PERSON

lanes LEONHARD HALZHALD, IRON ZURICH
6sohvsf) who has left home In tho iss, and
about four years In the Vicinity Of ~ aais
hereby requested BY bic sister Caroline ssua his address
10 Henry Sesso, 10 Green -ioh street
THERE Is LETTER ~ THE GENERAL PosT or.
i Zee for A. H. L. Fsyre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-03
nr. Bealo,a Case.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2, 1855.
In The Supreme Court this morning, Chief Justio<
Lewis gave decision granting writ of error in the
Beae case the ground that the jury that tried the
ssss instead Of being worn u render verdict accord
ing to the evidence, wre swGn to try the guilt or limo
senee Of the dsepdan; also that the defendant
Of being sentenced tsoAry confinement at labor wa,
sentenced to imprisonment at hard labor
The wind this moting blew down the front wall Of
forwarding house oBroad street, killing John Moushau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-03

GALE OF CHOICE DOUBLE cAnsIIxs-
n. .pEwATER viii sell, this day 81 IL seioet A.
ana aawr1 alden lsss choice assortusat Of snss
monthly name and IN blossoms also we'll buddsd
aor.s oSm rom the we'll known collection Of o. Iars
ths iisney eighth street, Third avenue New Yo,s
thy Of s,,sns rich and varsd assortment well wor
com msnea ~ Ini Catalogues ready The sale viii
e-e"eo ~ wa o'clock, with the plants Of Mr. Boie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-03

BOARDING HOUSE FIXTURES, &C, WEDNESDAY,
ID April 10 o'clock III Cedar street, consisting oil
bedad dressing tables feather beds mattresses tables
chairs he irons glass china and crocksry stove bar
room txturea ali the articles for liquor bust
the culinary utensils and requisites Of boarding
house W. A. CARTER, Auntioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-03

A ssIGNEE's sALE.-THE EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
"A Of iron furniture wire railing samples &C. esd.teAds
hat racks mirrors clocks tables washsand chairs set
tees eouchss &c selling Oh at low prices at sl2 Broadway
BY order Of assignee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-03

DY C. A. WATERBURY, AUCT1OSEER.-WE SELL.
ID this day April large aud unequasd assortment OF
elegant brilliant dsmonds and ruby jewey set In almost
style form for ladies' aud gentemen also
sterling ware In tea and breakfast sets for table
Full particulars by catalogue morning OF 2le 81 our
store Broad street Every article will be sold without
any reservation for cash delivery The city trade also
Western and Southern merchants will md this sale nne
opport unity for Investment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-03

s,oet ~ ssa,ia. Au,.CTioNEER-sEw AND LARGE
nf street No mistake in buying cheap ssp.r; az. n
be quality Of furniture large ysr,sw p'a
& an. s mirrors gilt frames; very large ps rn OIL
s,, s s'ssAnt iruit piece paintias from cslehr.aa
'enst ana brussels tapestry carpetng Frensh .nssa
18th ~ nb Vases beautiful enamelied chamber furn,tu
wi.hous marble tops, rosewood and mahoranv ws'
ales bureaus wash stands marble tops lousv. ~,
osas.eAds library and other with a.ss.
M oe ana card tables superior extension dnin.
And poM, and French bolster
.eads cottage Crocian and dining room ohair. ,oaL
tohe ana easy chairs Of mahogany black walnut sns &
,on me above are part Of articles in eaIa
ip, As. oo 1917 q gold iswery at beginning and end
abroad VIII receive every attention required " 0y or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-03
POLITICAL.

A REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING or THE YOUNG
~ H.ns Democratic Hspubitrsh General Iommltts stl
b. held Tsmmshy Hall On 1sssday hs eyshlss At kal
past o'clock. PuretuAl attendance 10 pAfeu
fusstsd . y. CARR, CkAirnAn.
sAsuHL J.. HAu0nrOs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-03

A SITUATION WANTED-BY PROTESTANT GIRL,
IA ehAmhermAd and plain sewer, or 10 assist In wash
Ing and ironing Good city reference Please call M Twelfth
street between fret avenue and avenue A. for two days
O snGAHed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-03

vxrILLIAM n WEEKS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WEEKs viii sell At auction Wednesday April ith
II clock at the Merchant Exchange three gen,e.
four story English basement houses West Twenty mi
street g00 and l east Of and near seventh avsnns
containing theodern improvements Terms very easy 70
mAps, Ae, spply TO BAKER WEEKS, No. Pine street
corner Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-03

81 ture, &eThis day, at the suction room, ITO Centre
street. corner OF franklin ococh mahorany e.ea
do hairs paror do mirror Brussels and ingram
carpets, marble top washst.nds do tables eloen bed
stead beds and bedding crockery and tn~are oeioths
stoves &o; also, quantity OF groceries and grocery M
aso. two large ohee deks once table, 40 &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-03
ID G. KEMP. AuCTIosEER- HoUsEHoLD FURSi.

III. auction sass On wednesday, April s.h At the Nor.
chants Exchange. .. lzz o'clock eo Michigan sI PER
cent coupons, ssH snhusy AZ Phenr baai ia thIs cy
Virpa stx per esnteoupons ssmi annually In Ss- fefs
300 Virginia sir cspt o0upona, semi anaualy In ssu
York coo North Carsns per coupons, semi
nuI at Bank the Republic ~ this city. x,sesn
per cent coupons seni asnuay, In New Yors tgs LSu
ana sir per cent annually In New Ori.ans All
be paid bsf1rs O'clock ~ tbs
day after the sale When purchases sds for aegsunt
IAruss cot u the ety. ten peg vii 10 required
the Day of sr dag oven tsdsng iHtsr -
the Iasnes 1hs aesrvsd txtsrss, vii % Tho psrsbss
he a. tbs board % brstsr except vksa stsr's
stated. oHes, Wall street. ] T1fObPsOs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-03

OAKLEY WRIGHT, AucTioSEERs,.To ON
" nibus aud Hotel Proprietors,-Wiu be sold ~ pub
lie auction Wednesday April 9Th A. ten o'clock A.
n, on Flushing avenue, Brooklyn, New York = Two
passenger omnbuses; 80 large IL passender omU
buses 100 sets harness. 100 extra wheels and large assart
hubs pokes and eloes seasoned The sbsvs sale
presents tine opportunity for want Of the above
named property large proportion OF ths have
been little aud will be sold without by
order Of the Board Of Directors Of tbs Brooklyn Railroad
Company. ii. N CoNhLIN, fresidsnt
Once 10. II Fulton street. Brooklyn. N. u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-03

ToHN w. soMRRINDYKE AUCTIoNEER-MoRT
sale OF groceries and grocery antures This day ~
50 Henry street. At o'clock the remaining stock fixtures
and lease said store pristng the usual variety
JOIN w. SONERINDYKE, Any for Mortgagec.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-03
INSTRUCTION.

INSThttIIoN.
G1n SPECIAL oYyER-ER. DoLBBAK 40 0s
DIV Broadway, viii receive pupls THE day en-
Tor fol unlimited private eaorss In boossssysus sni
qgafy each for TrErtisn He viii ,iss
few for Unlimited caarss IN writing, =, only go
CIn --BOogEEEPISo. WHITING. COMMERCIAL
CIV. arithmetic, he business stssattas thgf
esshy tsasht nm PAIsLssose.aiss, ~ grsad street,
New l0rt, AEd 10 Ialt0n street, BrpaEys Ladss srt
Ina ,lAsss. meet saly AZ Lad ssisss, y fsrsasG
tsslrs lsssons, al fond
DEILPoRT CLASSICAL fSETirtTr -THE sEIr
ID o. this Ihsiltbts III tenaesef VS. trti ~ NAY
fsr srcakfi spply 10 w. kstAH Lee 10 Waaf O,fgst,
- - JsEEs cECiEsBAsg. PrsspAI
w l.hs ssa is,er.Lly sas-a s.e.t.sy, ,ssAsr sfAsr
~ rhrttsr,h arsst Abr tA.r,g ,..r,
81 srtsrspes ~ Wbsssr rst@rs visa pise..r, r. ssrn~
putiIs nsw aiisHs u tbs hxhs fs1tsors ~ t,g
tsih 10 lsssisu's sne nsreaGtDs bvsihs VIA sslars.l
tatiers ksd fAeAiss, Spt0rts nity sissA
H. sqsr, rstls tssnsss vu,ns tkorssgh SsS.islrs a
k.stEssplEs sld "a sstsHast sevr,s " .k.a.s. So
s4Ai vfsTisen Ter tks nmgdaisx " lat OrsAns.
tAI IssEaGstip srss.ist " eresr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-03

IA scok, in senteei boarding house sAoos, or
small private family; would assist In the vaahnx and
ironing Tho best Of city reference Inquire 81 sD
Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-03

A UCTION SALE OF STORE FIXTURES AND FURNI
"A ture insisting OF shelving eounters tables desks &c,
At tho straw and millinery store Ls William street on
W edns sdny, April 4, At II ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-03

yVH Writer'S, AUCTIoSEER, WILL SELL on
w Wednesday, At los o'clock, AZ IN Canal street,
general Assortment 81 ysntsl household furniture Ons
elegant rosewood pier snd oval mirrors painns
bookcases etegeres and mahogany centre daag
rsss and plated ware elegant tapestry add other ares
ooloth, starrods mahogany and walnut bsdsnsds hair
busk and straw mattresses bedding marble top dassng
other bureaus ~Ashstsnds. toilet sets dlnlng
kitchen furniture Ae Alec Frasy At ~ Canal street
the furniture Of the kous.-a rood variety
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-03

NI and commission merchants, will give their per
sonal attention TO sales st auction OF household furnnnts
At private residences at auction rooms % Catherine
street Money literally advanced furniture painting
pianos musical and nautical instruments foreign and do
nestle liquors. Watches diamonds Ac. lsf 70 be sold ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-08-11
Election RetWrus


The following % the vote Of this count,
Fer Eor,ruor. Dickson. GIL: r.
a., n;.l .;o,i,, oos
80, c,,
"' "o'' "o' '""'''' ''- "ohns's
aio. lowers m"Jo"'y -'~'
Congress Esans, G13, Ward 3n7
Eysn.s majority $50.
Commissioner Fields, SAP, Crosby so
Lcpulafnre. k. N's--Isrlton, 6%a
Burres., G2I Smith $50
Democratic --- Nurtsh, fo5 PlaorL
312, Anderson, 3t3
Uudspe,h. independent, l02
For Ieras Debt Bill 63I against. 2li
NAcoopoomrs --P~sse $50, Dick.o,,
Isl, Runncls 1877, lowers ~? Iysn.
81, Ward d9i.
The following counties are represented
to have given mnjori,ies Tor Wsrd. ".
regard thu, in,clelIeeuce "a reliable Ru,k
so, Cherokee 20t; Houston 10.
Anderson has given Evans . majority of
li2
tpshW.-Pesse 400, Dickson 1872
Ward ~ Evans ISL Tire. boxes to
hear from, which may possibly rsdnc,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-08-11

AcauiraL or DR SrriNnR. The Hunts
vile Item, Of the lt,h inst, says:
We see tina, Dr. Steiner. who killed Col
\rnold some time last year, has cen &C,
quilted by the District Court Of Ilil county
and troop Of soldiers, who were in atten
dance to arres. him OF leaving abe court,
were prevented from carrying out their or
ders by party of men. who carried the
prisoner off to place OF safety, We shall
think II strange It the Doctor be no, court
mattislod and shot vet,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-08-11

Osn uouston's Position and His letter

We publish on our hrst page letter
from Gen. SAN ilorsros. OF this State
sddressed To several gentlemen of Iude-
ucndenre. fexas. IN which he comes ou'
clrarl, and unequiyocslly "a favor OF the
Know Nothing Party. We regret that, fof
tt. want Of room aud Of time. We are pre-
vented. in the present issuo, from comment
ing q. we should desire upon thi' esifaor.
d.uaN g. lection. But ~ the election is
us., over. there viii be plenty OF time to
DO a. L. cur next issue Ne propose 20
reviow II
Con Houston claims the mer, OF hat-
iug written this letter at so late an hour
pre,ion, to the election tina, he cannot be
,uapected OF an intention To interfere IN it
# a. he asserts. the liberties OF the conn>
f., viii he lost unless the American party
succeeds was It not his duty TO have pres
secuted the subject carrier TO the people oI
leAas, and to have given them time To have
ousldered !. in all lts bearings Z Nas 1t
mo-. In. imperative duty to have enforce 1t
upon their intention with all the power OF
arynmen, ct which he was capable But
instead cf this, We find. that he waits until
Airt,o days before the election, allowing
a..f!c tine tor the distribution of hi. letter
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-08-11

or The Houston Telegraph Of ''e s'''
III. contains the following
4 EoNnsurLt AMONG ruI hNo'
NotuiNGs--t dirided House. -ltp cur
reniiy reported aud generally believed u
the streets, that at a meeting OF the kro-
Nothings, held at the Court House in y.
place on Monday night. the 23d inst, To"
wing of the party which WAS originally of
ganzed under the Louisiana ritual. dissolved
by mutual consent From what We can
gather, the immediate cause Of disai'eciion
grew Oh. Of the Anti. Catholic proclivilies OF
the recent Philadelphia Convention, which
proscrlp.ive feature the members here were
unwilling To subscribe to.
There il, however nnothc. wing Of tho
party, whose numbers are varioasly estima'
tod a, from so to $50, which s'snds np to
tho Philadelphia Platform
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-08-11


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1te .hapcIo'' e''''r'' piae'l'', cnr, ,n,.
IN eo,8. uor fag-r, ran tbs voice eIPrr''
o." ~. {, ,te, nav tkersI be.
A. 'hanfh 'i.a a'' &c ''. noseds HoaAr'f
vh.i e.l M. 81 We ihy msiary eou'ain.
w - ''' ' Sani. ri ',-,.ip oair sam
VA busy bod'es ''., a''qf' ae'! 90 t..,J
M ss,s,as s'r. o,i' ms YOU TO an ed
! tue democracy were dismayed. It was
but Tor the moment. They soon rallied
nominated ibe'f candidates, nnd prepared 10
meet the i.sue. N6cn tbs step was taken.
10 h N's claimed so out oil the Il'o
votes N the county WITH the certainty al
most OF defeat before iHrm, the nominees
'ook the SID They deserve great e'e''
'f the independence, hoidnes' aoa "''I.'N'
a'th winch ira ransss' was SUSTAINED
Never vas political contest eonduc'ea
vt'h more ntrePtj'y Tho N N.'u'''iS
iaHed to meet tho issue hn' u th'y nave
tIumphodi It has not been by reason OF t"'
strength OF argument lao 'Pee'o'' OF
7 harah, Lsq were u"a0'"'''u ana O'''
aua"efahie II - @" empty c''nl'''"''"' ''
say that lie is ONE OF the Grst orators .n he
state But hs brilliant eh4ris were "a
vain ktggmel, vaseahau.t,d to uo puf>
f. o." .,..... .i.tss t,p. % T.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-08-11

between democracy and The secret. oh'b'
bound r.,,. of kro,, Nothing, "A Al no
.t-,.s.-,... T., H.
t'' the fA'tto de"oefaH' NfA'' ''' ''
higher tate offices - elected
IA conceded that L " pes,o IS elect
.,c.,.,.o, I, o,, o,,,,on ne N,,I eros.
..,,
me '''u'f s''"s
ranFng itom three to ioef thousand. M"
nsls tho democratic candidate tai L., Coy
etnor. will get fully as age. and, IN oil
,..l.,.I.,, t.,a.- ,,.,,..it, than rsase.
D" .N' i''''
We were satisfied "eeh' ago taa' os''
,as democratic candidate 80 '1e Nesi was
elected b. A I.rts majority 80 one here
t.
'"' '.' i'.''''' 10 30 .'7
'of Cong rs' o. the Eas' and there "oaA
5a 10 aaaA. 81 The triumph Of Nafa.
ldtmocrsi.I IF the position Of Jlfse
Evans the Is. nominee tad been known
throughout TIE district bn' the late hohi
81 which the h. ) nominations were DIS
covered. md tho studied Effort '"at "at
made to eonees. the Judges position may
have elected nlm It q the general oeiisi
here. however. that he i. defeated
Jast beloty the election. a synopsis Of
Judge L,anss speech At Palestine or ibe
25th Of June was published IN circular
form. ga which ,be following paragraph &c
ours
It bias been charged that | am the
hno" Nothing candidate T. 10 iaise, and
'"s Unique '''"' '''s''' - '''" = ""'
.r 81, n
81,
$3.50.
N'.''''
F'" ~"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-08-11

Hl- The visible invisible" T. II BtIt,
who has been elected by large malarIte.
to every office to which be has asp.rei pos
ses.cs popularity on the frontier unc,
Qual.od b., that Of any other man IN Texas.
On one occasion two men We're disputng
over the large majority he had obtained
over m opponent One Of them remarked
rather iauulingly. why there We're 400
Mexican women, who dressed themselves
up Ia mems clothes. and went to the poles
and voted for him " That, lie. r,pli.
ed the other, "ihere were oslg tho hundred
Of them
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-08-11

which IT true, would 20 to show that there
are no, moro than 100 democrats remain
m, IN the ranks of the Know Nothings.
Our impression is that there arc about
$50 democrats in the Il \. ranks, which
makes that party stand thus, on old Issoes
Wings 'oi
Democrats lou
Dxons vote, OIL.
Il Is altogether avery heAa''.d' amalsama
non. politically speaking
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-08-11

ally have it one ol tl' hiN1'si az" "'''
tempered women 30 the world,
But have you been thin..as :, an' '"e
in'pafuea'"f 'nf dear sara 'l''. " 'o'-'''''
"Wbv. yea" said Nr Wooisum. thore
81, one thst l.ays Thought "a ipr some tme
n,s, | should probably m4uv. % y shanid
be the wili fP.oeideucet9 onhfmus.
and mas. Mr. Woods1m. who ear u
he ssid the wiie, euh an expression
mo,s OF earth than heaven rsiurune :, her
eve. "Wbo Is il. NJ Woodsum iou
HAUNT named II 10 her hage yuu
,Db bg.no mean. sid NJ Nnaisum
i.., ,,y d.a, ve H.t.t Eftiaf drap ,I.a Hb-
,.., +, aa.t.,ea son zoo much
opnt H. Woa.l.ifn sou aan4t +. ..a
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