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ashes, brine Of the beef and pork barrel, and
a thousand other matters which dishsure
the premises, such as old hats, shoes cloth
ing, &C., all OF which may be converted into
food for plants that will no. burn and ex'
haus,. no matter how hot and dry the sea-
son may be. Give US vegetable manuro'
for Southern or Northern culture. That
decayins vegetable matter stimulates the
growth Of plants, let our Southern swaups
answer Soil Of the South.
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!. ronrlcN IsrIrrncrn IN KAs..,.

"FoREIcY IsrLuEscE" IN KANSAS. II
ever any people hal cause 10 complain OF
"foreign influences /" in their affairs, cer-
iainly the people Of Kansas have. The
Leavenworih City Herald Of the 18th inst.
states iha, upon the question Of locating a
county sear'for Leavcnwortli, the Missouai-
ans rushed in and ouivo,ed the residents OF
the county. There were four places con-
tending for the honor Of being the shire
town, and the Missourians thought II worth
their while TO interfere. in order 10 secure
its location ia township where pro slavery
influence predominaled. To accomplish
this, arrangements were made 10 bring In
voters from Weston and Platte counties, in
Missouri. Handbils were issued, and tho
Missouri newspapers Informed the border.
ers that there was TO DO n /" free excursion"
TO Kickapoo City on Monday morning, tho
day OF the election. A free ferry, free 10.
freshmenis OF all kinds, and free barbecue,
We're held out as inducements for the hordes
Of Missouri ruffians TO Cross the river and
trample upon the rights Of The citizens of
Kansas. The Parkville Democrat also an-
nounced mass meeting OF The pro-slayery
party a, Deleware city, in Kansas territory,
on Monday, and a magnificent coiilion par.
ty in connection herewith, adding that Il
was authorized 10 invite The "whole coun-
Try )" also giving notice Of The election TO
be held on the same day. Tho conse-
qucnce was that at Leavenworh, where
the an,i-slavery element prevails, and
where il is believed that none but bona fde
inhabitants voted, 725 votes were cast
while Deleware and Kickapoo, 10 which
the Tree boats ran, and where the barbecues,
&c, were prepared for the Missourians,
cast, the first, s97, and The second 1913
votes, though ], is perfectly understood that
neither OF those townships contains half tho
number Of votes iha, Leavenwohh does
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Vegetable Mar.ures.

II Is an old maxim. inat experience is the
best teacher, il il does not cost too dear
Well IL is no matter what il costs il is the
only way we shoI ever truly learn anything.
The world is now being humbugged with
artificial mauurcs. patent salts, super phOs-
pilates, &c, and the eultivator permits all
the leaves, straw, weeds, bones, ashes, &c,
which annually accumulate about the plan.
ta,iOn, yards and garden, to 20 to waste,
when they contain. and in proper proportion,
all the gasses and phosphates that the grow
ing crop require. IL is cOnsended by some
that no plantation or garden can produce
its own fertilizers for series Of years.
If this be true. the time will como when
famine will depOpulate the world. for Peter
cannot always be robbed to pay Paul, with
impunity. Bu, we are among those who
believe that God has placed within the reach
OF any cultivator the means OF keeping up
his lands. But as the vegetable garden is
50 entirely artificial. it will need more fer
tilizing master than can DO turned under
from its own production. In towns and
cities, stable manure will be the only alter
native. But the county garden may be
enriched with vegetable matter. Every far
mer should have a compost heap, where
should be thrown all the leaves, straw,
weeds, ashes, hair, scrapiugs of the hen
house, the run Of the kitchen sink. lached
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Farm, For Sale.

THE farm situated IN Saco, on the River Road,
Il two miles from the villages ~ Saeo and Bid
deIord, recently cccapied BY jeremiah &. Sump.
son, deceased. The farm consists Of about 100
acrcs, about twenty five of which u excellent IN
teryai, aud the balance upland part of which j.
woodland. The buildings cOO-,sting ola good
two story House, Ban forty by seventy, and
good out buildings are ia goOd repair There are
two god wells near the buildings. aud solt water
Is hrOught directly into the house The usual
Weld OF hay Ga tn, iarm is from 10 20 81 tons
The character OF the soil, and It's location being
near Ia market which Is always good, rcnder tie
farm very desirable one, ami worthy the atien.
tion Of any smar, active man who j. desrous Of
engaging "a agricultural pursuits, 10 make money.
There - small orchard os the farm.
For particulars "a To price, terms Of payment,
which viii De mide easy by giving proper sevur-
", inquirc Of Daniel SumPson, B.dGeioSd, OF on
the premises.
Saco, Sept %, 1855 3Slf
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LOUIS 0. COWAN, Editor and Proprietor.
UNION AND EASTERN JOURNAL,

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Chestnut street.
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The FREE LovrRs AND THE Press. One
of,he Free Love speechmaken on the night
Of the smash up was very indignant against
the press, which, said he:
" Looks down our chimncys, seeks TO in
wade our domestic circle; misrepresenr US
in every possible way. Through its in
auence you have come here Tonight, gen.
,lemea And what have you found here :
Are we men and women. who meet here
day BY day for social intercourse, or arc We
a pack Of idiots, as we have been told by
lha, greater idiot, the press JAMES Gokp0S
BENNETT, HoRAcE GRErLEr, Henry }. RAY
MoxD, par mobile froium, arc 'he glorious
Triumvipie 10 whose agency we are en-
debled for these iavou. lGfea' sensation
hisses-cheers, SOL" mi-s
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Fsrsu An. Horace Mana has well said;
"People who shudder at flesh wound and
trickle Of blood, will conGne their children
like con,icts, and compel them month after
month to breathe quantities Of poison. 1t
would less impair the mental and physical
constitutions Of children gradually to draw
An ounce Of blood from their veins. during
the same length Of time, than TO send them
to breathe, for six hours 10 day, the life-
less and poisoned Dir Of some Of our school
rooms. Let any who votes for conGning
children in small rooms, and keeping them
on s.agnant air, try the experiment Of
breathing bis own breath only four times
over; and Il medical aid be not on hand, tho
children will never bc endangered by his vo.o
aiterward." l 80 .-I .ta.rl l4
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RUBBERS! RUBBERS!

Mems Rubber Boots, Rubber Shoes;
Rubber Sandals, one and three
straps; Lldies' long Rubber Boot
and Shoes; Misses long Rubber
Boots and Shoes; Boys Rubber
Boots and Shoes. For Sale ut
b. X. ROSS & Cos.
Liberty Street.
Oc, fslJ BlDDEf0RD.
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HAYES, PILE OINTMENT,

A esrf1fa care for PHes ana Az Efhrrdl Nrhdfo"
Directions on hs Bottles. frtes, $lO.
Read the foll0~ing-lt speaks Or itselii-
Lsrrsncs, Jaas Il, 1854.
We, the undersigned, etrsns % Lawrence, having
used the vegetable Anici Oiatment prepared BY X v.
Hayes of this city, ami being personally acquant with
the Doctor, fe pleasure In adding our test ony 10 all
the Doctor's claims for his medicine Take other rem-
sdies In the Market this pvparator performs lts once
speedily aud with certainty. Tss Ointment have
ell with the mo-t happy rs.uit afer yaniy seeking r.
lief by free use of SrsAparliAs, SaVe., etc. Our
experienee fa Justass In confidently Recommending
a. hs article and only one known 10 perf ming
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=. I. ruonrsoS,
A. 1rSKks,
"a E--a

PRkPAkED By Dr. q. ID. uANEs, and sold wholesale and
retail by cHARLEs H. KkSr General Agent tot the Unit
ei statcs AMI Canadss, Nos. a Appieton Block,
Lawrence 81, Lswrvnce, Mass, b. whom all orders
shoud he addressed. AGENrs fOr Badieori, DR.. J.
sAwrER and A. sawyer. 1yi5
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Heavens how tho blood rusheu 70 my
face. It was my last parting giit'o Julia.
took 1t in my hand-I knew IL WELL II
was double case, and,I remembered that
my own miniature had been set in the re.
verse. After gazing moment lat Julias
veil known face, l turned the locket, opened
the opposite sidc and found Il empty! t'
How I managed 10 keep my temper l
know not but returned the lockct to my
companion, and became comparatively calm
just us we stopped in front Of Squire Eli
mors's residence. Julia was seated on the
verandah in iron, oI the dwelling. and as my
companion alighted, l heard the eIclana-
ton Hes come = fall from her lips.
What change had the last hour wrought
IN my feelings! Had not the incidents
above mentioned transpired, | should have
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-31

v DOL CLEANING AND cARRDINe. The manu-
featuring OF rolls is very different business
now, from what IL was in The days of our
grandmotbers. Then etery farmer made bis
own cloth, and oardinP. machines were as plen
ty ss gristsmils. Now they are scarce and
every year dimInishes the number, Then,
clean wool was an object, now heft and fne-
ness Of fleece 10 soughts A machine could then
card from two TO three pounds OF rolls per day
now from forty 10 sixty is the extent OF the
capacity Of even larger and better machines.
The difference is IN the 6neness and gum
Of the WOOL No NJ, rino wool can be caFdpd
INTO good rolls without cleansing. 1t is idle To
expect it, and be il known that ninety mine
cases in every one hundred, bad earding is The
result of improperly preparing the wool. Wool
is not always clean when it is washed white.
Cl, ansing wool. is by Cav more difficult op.
erstion than carding Those who have wool
TO card bad better take II to the machine TO be
cleaned and csrded. when they have convent
ences for doing IL properly. The charge will
not exceed penny per pound. Never grease
WOOL I'LL the day itis carded. Garry the grease
to the machine With lhe wool. Grease 90 wool
soon becomes rancid aud thea Ii is a. bad as
the gum and dirt of the fleece. e II e &c
AZ some will cleanse, OF attempi to cleanse
their own wool, 1t may not be miss TO give
some directions upOa ske subisets- Ten years
experience qualify me TO cay. that The fellow.
ing recipe viii work we'll. with proper care. To
four psisot water add four. quarts of salt
heat the solution as hot IS you can bear the
hand IN II; put IN The wool loosely, say elbs
at once In ten minuts II will be cIeansed
squeeze out the liquid. (which is better than
before. for the second use,l and while the wool
. warm riass In plenty Of water. & -
Many use soap, pound the wool OF rub II on
. vash.bOard {; this 10 ell wrong. as such !
course falls The wool like felt bat, and fails "a
remove the gum. It Is difficult 10 OOnviacs
such practitioner that cleansing wool 10 !
chemical process not mechanical. Soap ren.
lders vol sticky,--No one need fear having biz
wool dropped II 1t he well clesnsed. Clear
wool is perfectly white and free from gum.
Again. wool must not be left in q pile 9hils
wet.till II musts or mildews. Il SO. no ma.
I chine ever saw will card Il we'll. i saw aOa;n
pick Out all burs. sOrt your wool as vou van
IL. aadtake Il together with the grease tc Il,
machine, and say to the carder .'eleanse ant
card" If you do so. the chances are you vii
have good rolls. Perhaps others may know 0
better recipe than the abOve.-( Wool Grower
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! CARTERss SPANISH MIA1UkEs'


LET THK AFFLICTED RKAp AND PoEDERl =.
IA Iuialble Remedy ior scrotulu, Hinge Evil khsanA
tism, 06stinals cataneoas EluPtiOna. Pimpiss OF
Postules on the Fses, BlOtches. BOls Ague and Fe.
YER. Chronic Sore eyes, Ring Worm or Tetter, Scald
Head. Enlargement end Pain Of the Bones aud Joints
stubborn Ulcers, Syphitie Disorders Lumbago, Spinal
Complauts and ali Diseases arising RON an Igjedcious
use Of Mercury, ImPrudsnes 10 Lie, l@ParisY u the
~ This great Alternative medicine and Purihss Of
blood is nov used by thousands of grateful patients
from all parts OF the United States, who testify daily 70
the remarkable cures performed by the greatest Of all
medicines, ..CAR ARTkR'S SPANISH MIXTURE" Ntu'
ralgia. Rheumatism, scroiula, Eruptons the Skin,
Liver Disease, Fevers Ulcers Old Sores, Affections OF
Lac Eidneys, Diseases Of the Throat Female Complaints
Pains aud Aching Of the Bones sud Joints are speee-
y put 20 flight BY using this great and nestimAs'S
coy &. al e. aH-F.
iOund to compare with it Ii ceanses The system Of all
impurities acts gently aud efficiently the Liver and
Kidneys strengthens the Digestion, gives tone TO the
Stomach makes she skn clear and healthy and restores
the Constitution, enieebed BY disease or broken down
by the exoesses of youth, to It's pristine vigor and
strength. 1881
For the Ladies II isiucomparaby better than all the
cosmetics ever used few doses OF Carters Spanish
Mixture will remove all salOwness Of complexion ming
the roses manng 70 the cheek give elasticity to the
step, and improve the general health in remalkabl,
degree, beyond all the medicines ever heard Of
The large number Of certificates which have re
oeived from persons from all parts Of the United States
Is the best evidence that there Humbug about it,
the Press hotel keepers; magistrates, physicians, am
public men, well known to the community all add thei
testimony to the wonderful effect OF this GREAT BL00l
/ rURIFIER. 8 EsN s
Gallon the AGENT and get circular and Almanac an
read the wonderful this truly greatest Of all heC
icines has performed. aeE af v+
None genuine unless signed BENNET & BEERS
roprietots No Pearl street, Richmond, Va, to who
orders for supplies and agencies must be addressed
And for sale by 0bas, A. BOegel, GarroltOn, Stewa
4 Farmhouse, N. Hagerstown, A. Ifitt Co., Minerv,
and by Dealers in Medicine everywhere
/ Nov. I6, lS54.-ly' tfscsn nsa4 N~f5 -ra
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Il. I'D q sckoa EsssaAes = p.rssa sssny
Al I'D usseslngs iofths eaAnlhetoae u Iessaes5
Ihs toIlouing tmssf0s ths ysss lssas-son NE ~
Wsduusaay u every meath tese aee fsAs, -. -
= oa ~ lsh Wednesday II ApEa. -
October The mssang e - - ~.
Carroon, Il 10 odck 4 ~ = 49, Z. ses Ds.s0'
TfsTEgF WV q 0AXUAEsshsAhsAN -
3 Dec. a -. to- rsasaf - 80 Rs.a -
O,,s.,so Rulfs apaPFss ~ Tas boAHn ea neseea n
.strrss vor LAhoaE oosxSxs fEA teiss lsess-
EveTv applicant must prOdaeea eeaneaAs :. - ~.
wor.l shaIaess Of laad..ss and ssnsd y -
Ps,''9Fs F..h .pvcsnt must cone urushed sAh t-O Or
H.. sheess 81 ruled pApsrs alse wsh pen sSa mA
IA vlsh HeBuasys Fith keadsF. Esas.rs - =,
sch apphcanl wnl Be ReqaaEed % iasnian ~
q Il. .aship, skl n puaotaaton; eopp !.
ma "a ~ 4. 49,, -. I s''sss ssA'ssa = sns
he Board. ~ 49, s-. unlimited } MS q CUES.
l. To each applicant uill by ,ss,nhd GsaKraPhy,
ions On Arishmedc, Engnsh Graml- -
% be answered IN writing ~is sfaA HsEs~aeaeh
8. No aPpliCans IN Be regarded 6 asquaHhedt.8
cor entitled 70 certificate Who does not correctly an
swer one bali Of the questions submitted b each hranch
6. Certificates viii not be bsued the day Of exam
natoR but be rs@isied by mail O o'Assviss e soon
AZ nrscticRble. = t4-a - safas4@ " ~
u Applicants eounk IN aftef lheeuzs d iOrnsd lad
the examination bas eommencsa 81 - expected to
wait until the next regular Day e exaHinafioh
8. No certificate ain hs graAtsdt 10 any person who
Is known 10 the Board 70 be hahitaated TO The nae
prOiane language, 70 be ibssmpstase or dishohest.
..4g - g - By ssees q he Raapd.T
- +. s. MeKEAN, Secy.
Feb, aa.-55. Il "a .EasT9ae9 u ssFi,sl
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'aa.aas THE aa4
hEEHMI hhEHI AMEIRIGAA EOR 1856:

Third Volume Of The series Unsurpassed IN beautg.
Embellishments, and Literature, BY any Periodical ID
the West: to be published hereafter as an Illustrated
Literary Annual in monthly parts Of "a pages each
near 500 pages 70 the volume; Embelshed with Nag
nihcent Steel Engrayngs and Wood Cut Illustrations
to be accompanied to each subscriber WITH hn Extra H.
lustTated Title Page and an Elegant Embossed Cover
for binding the Volume at only S9 per year in sd.
vance. Delivered monthly BY Agents, 20 cents per
number
The publisher Of the NEW AMERICAN isBO~ ready
to announce forth coming NEW VOLUME Of his
work The changes and imprOv spoken Of here
tolore, as 10 prospect matured, and will ap-
pear In connection with the issues for the coming year.
One striking feature Of the work in ts 0im, viii
be its adoption TO make, when bound, perfect and
beautiful Book. This is accomplished by dispensing
with the monthly recurrence Of dates Magazine head
ngs and all temporary reading natter such monIhy.
news items business talk with subscribers &c., leaving
the entire work to be occupied with engangs and
ding matter of the most select ami enduring char
Another viii be the bigh tone, stirring character and
elegance of its Literature, MANY Of the abest Of
the country are enlisted to furnish original articles TO
which win be added, occasionally, selections from a.
mong the most and interesting productions Of the
American and Foreign Press The Letter press ard
EBgavngs to be Of the highest Orderhe latter alone,
for the year, will be worth the price Of the volume.
Our volume opens properly with January but nei.
ther it's matter nor appendage Of dates will cOhDe its
commencement to any particular month";. suhscrhers,
therefore commencing at sny time during the year
receive each Of the numbers making the Annual for
1856. The first number, or Pant J. ansWefingto jan
uary is already published Part ii will also be ready
before the close Of December Subscribsrss Agents,
and persons desiring specimens may therefore be fur
nished with Part Immediately. We wllsend single
numbers as specimens to any one RENTING Us 5P- o
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= FasN sN - = i.fe B X. MALTBY.a
/ 8V a ln ysez sgs CLAykLAED, Ono.
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corPEa q TIssHTH. sF0EE DEAIHR &e.s
[Oornsr csnsi S. aud PsABs Sgusrs.l 8


e IOosnsr csnsi -. aud Pshss sa~srsl .
cARRoLLr0S, 49, - 49, OHIO, :
Av.as himself Of ths means % return bis thanks Ie
bis euss0mets geneFsy, ad assure 1em tbAi be
holds himself fesdy to meet ali reqdsuons which may
Be made upon him Tor Tin Copper, Bras sheet hon Or
stova Ware. Thsnkiu fOf the eustom which be has
formers received and which has enabled him % stand
aood a public Disaster Agricultural and consequent
Tnspcial failures, Bank eolapses and Business night-
mae he halls the opening season confident ottetufning
aeneral prosperity aud sohcts the attention OF enqurers
ma purchasers, 90 kis present sg0ek Of ware.
COOS sroyEs, PARLoR, sroYTs TRANKLlE Slows
OF the most approved patterns, The most nuished cast
lue and he aost reliable metal on hand always az the
lowe.t pricsA Itis useless 10 multiply woFdsthe Ar
ce of stoves which Atkinsou sells, admitted par ex-
cellanoe The best and the cheapest sold IN "thess
parts" - q.
COPPER KETTLES AND COPPER WARE:
Kstes on hand constantly and made 10 order in superb
or orstyIe--Copper work OfsVery description and mend
ng done prompty-A descriptions Of Sheet Iron vaFe
on hand also, TnwaTe Of the best quality and every
deseription constantly on hand and for sale.
HousK sPoUfIEe AND LI0BrNAe RODS.
Careful and operators in attaching rods and
spoutnR are regularly employed in the country, and all
orders or work Of this kind will be gladly received and
promplly executed operators in this line are confined
90 no locality but are carried forward with despatch In
any part Of Carroll OF adjoining counties.
- f4e 4e-sA THOMAS u. ATKINSON.
March 8--'55, Il. s rs..l-s.t4 e. Fe.sre
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Let Truth and Justice Convince 70
ra That here ;s the Place. at7

T. w. Gould, Stationary Artist, would most respect.
fully nfocm the citizens of CaTolltOn and vicinity and
the public at ge, that he has taken Rooms at the
Patton House. where be is we'll prepared to take good
Likenesses on the shortest notice. and in all kinds Of
weather. From pastexpeIienee and the good success
which has never failed to attend him. he aters himself
that heis now qualified to do equally good II not su-
peror work to any Artist in the vicinity, Fellow Citi
zens, recoect that l located with you when you was
without an Artist and, as am unprepared to travel
shall therefore maintain my rights. Having truth and
Justice for my motto and the interest Of the people my
glory, shall execute my arrangements, and with the
aid Of my Patrons and friends will have as soon Spring
comes; Rooms erected for my bushes furnished with
large Sky-Lights and every convenience necessary for
securing the best and most durable Daguereotypes.-
So come along my old friends and get Pictures taken for
all your absent relations, Recosct my Prices range
flom fifty cents upwards and am determined that nc
opposition shall uDdeVseIl me. LOckets, Pins, and
Rings filed in the best order, and all business in my
line done up honestly and in the most approved style
All work warranted to fade change. Perfect sat
sfaction given or nosae. Mywork will show foritself
and we kindly solicit and all to come along whou
delay aud examine for yourselves. N B. Ladies will
do well to avoid light Dresses dark colors always fO
good effect. g- Instruction given in the Art on rea
sOnabe terms.
Jan. d, 65 IT, J. W. GOULD.
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LEAs A HARSH.
LAND AGEN rs,
FORT DIES MONIES. IOWA.

WILL attend to any business connected with
w the Government Land 0fieesn Western Iowa.
Paxes paid collections and LE9AL business generally,
promptly attended 70. zas ~ FC cess
2 hose wishing TO enter Lands In Centraland Western
Iowa can do so By sending eastern drafts their
Land warrants Terms for selecting aad entering Land
exclusive Of Government fees for Land warrants l60
acres $40 80 acres, 80 /; 40 acres, S5.
8OOO acres arabic Land in Polk and other coun.
ties for sale by va IS lLEAS q HARSH. 3
March l5-'55. ly,
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: CoisnporaEy describing dance ct coun-
try sillzse 10 bis nsighborhood. says:
Ths gosEscus strings Of glass beeds gIisten.
ed o. ake ksaving Aosoms Of The village bellies,
lie polishsd rubies resting 90 the surface Of
warm apple dumplings. Did you evsri
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4 buck, while getting measured for pair Of
boots observed:
Make them cover the calf
'HssvensP exclaimed the shoemaker as.
t0unded. surveying his customer from head to
foot ] bare not got leather enough
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Woar Maker thought il wrong for Adam to
nSs aagls when there was not woman on
earth. hqW eFminally guilty are old bachelors,
I'D she wcsiu full Of pretty girls. Let young
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5ozs slsadsring Old bachelor says It 10 much
- wAsn you asss set married, but il il more
jswy after JesF = 50.