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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10
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From the Evening Mirror. +.
TIE OLD STONE MILL,
Ov ssKNowN oRlaIx, Az Hnwrskr, q. !.


or ssKHows ORIGIN. AT snwrsxr. RI.
| BT ASBREw Drcxixsos.
Inw, lang syns. the Old Stone M,il,
And in my mind see II s,ilI
n ] asked.who reared il. None had power
To tell who built that nj Stone 1ewss.
Some thought before our siIss were Iorn,
The Indians made il to grind corn
'ris not unlike a Corn Exchange
Upon stone hgs so very strange
And. on the whole, am dot sure
'Fwas ncs "a mart in mnia,ure,-
Tho Red Mans market, or a bourss
\ For trade and social intercourse.
Some said il was public house,
Where Indaps held their Wild pow-wows;
Yet thought then, and think 80 still,
.Tha, whx, they call the Old Stone Mill
10 just as great mystery
A. any doubtful theme can 10.
IL might have been m Indian fort,
Where skulkins 6ends might Oft resort
Where they might strip the eapt,ve bare.
And them ,rans6x with arrows there.
But hold I've found stronger proof
a mill looks strange without a root,)
Ye, "LEILA"' says certain will
Describes it as my Old Stons MIL
Now, here's convincing evidence
You'll set aside on no pretence 4;
Foreefui enough, I shall insist,
To move the mill. and grind the grist.
IT'S true, a "mill".is but q name,
a. l. L e.
Some mysteries Of the Old Stone Mill
Defy research, and always will.
For ever battling, though we try.
Our prying curiosity.
o cOuld'st thou speak, thou Old Stone Mill
How would our souls with horror thrill,
To hear King Philips dreadful aamo,
Renowned for bloody deeds Of fame
Yet. lost In fancies wild and vain,
The Mill in mist wi II long remain
What though wa talk. and doubt and ponder,
About this evoi lasting wonder
The Mill says nothing Round the Mill
Hangs deep cloud Of darkness still !
Peace to Thy stern, heroic age.
Victorious DER the wildwind's rage
To distant ages tell thy tale,
And guard fair Newport's island vale.
We love, a! sven,ide, to stray
Down tbs green slope, and there survey
Thy shadow, iengihening DER the plain,
And live our childhood o'sr again
The while we hear tie murmuring ssa
As,uned to breezy 'miastrelsy.
There STAND, untit,he death Of Time.
G'oomy. and silent, and sublime
:, '"LHItA IIH." ".au!ho. of"rhe Twins I; or
the Dales in Nerpoft." '.'''' ''' ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

dTA gentleman in California has ordered,
from this city, says the New. York Times,
splendid service Of gold plate, which il. to
be shipped on Saturday. II consists of
three hundred and fifty pieces, comprising
dinner, dessert andItea services, from mas.
sive centre pieces, vases, turecns, &C., to
cigar stand and toothpicks. All the pieces
are elaborately chased, representing charac-
teristic scenes among the mines, and the
whole service is valued at $4,000.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

The New York Herald has endeavored
to claim a spice Of nationality for the
know nothings, but appears obliged to cave
in. 1t says
"The vote in both blanches of the legis
lature against Judge Loring decides the
character Of the Massachusetts know moth
ing party. It is an abolition party, full of.
the old blue laws and the seditous fanati-
eism of Lloyd Garrison"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

10 The U. s. Supreme Court (Wash.
ington) has granted a writ Of error, in the
case Of The u. S. VS.. Booth, of Wisconsin,
for a violation Of the Fugitive Slave law,
for the purpose Of determining the question.
of the limit Of the Jurisdiction between the
courts Of the States and those Of the Unit
ed States.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

H" There are ru.i ors that Judge Ior.
ing will not be removed by Governor Gar
diner. We certainly hope that the report
will prove well founded. The Governor
has proved IN one instance, at least, that he
will not approve an act OF the Legislature
which conflicts with his own convieiions of
expedienc, and duty, and we earnestly hope
that he will firmly resist the encrOachmeht
upon the Independence Of the judiciary
which would be conSimmsted by the re-
moval of Judge Loring.-Bost. Jour.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

Good NEws.-Coal has fallen in New
York TO Sc per ton and potatoes are sold at
IS cents per bushel. In -four, dealers have
been compelled to submit to lower figure
in order to realize. Prime butter is selling
at Albany.at 20 and 90 cents per pound -
Its to be no, ed market men and dealers
in domestic products in Boston will hear
this good news in the course of the month.
Boston Jour.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

BocUs.-President Sparks, tho celebra.
ted biographer, having been written to as to
the genuineness of the phrase so often at
tributed to Washington---"Put none but
Americans on guard to night"-replies tha,
he has never met any such expression in
Washing on's writings.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

Shaving on Susday-The Boston Times
ridicules the authorities Of that city for
compelling all Of the barber shops to close
on Sunday, and the editor, who is man of
taste, adds -
"The forbidding Of man TO kiss his wife
on Sunday Is not half so ridie ulous as tho
endeavor to prevent him from being shaved,
from the fact that the latter is. in majority
OF cases, matter Of necessity, while the
former is an indisputable lurury.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

Col. Stepsoe is great favorite with the
hormons.. Hear what Brigham Young
says Of him :-"But will sayto the praise
of the gallant gentleman referred to, il
there was going to be gentleman called
upon to be our Governor, there is not
man, outside the kingdom Of God, that ]
would listen to sooner, and feel more conf
dence and cordially towards than to
him."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

W We learn from Cape Florida that
Prof. Bache and his large party, consisting
OF the officers OF the Corwin and the
schooncrs Graham and Joseph Henry, are
still engaged in measuring base line at
Key Biscayne. The great length Of the
line and the necessity Of repeating the mea-
surements TO reduce the errors have delay
ed the completion OF this the incest and
most delicate OF all the operations Of the
survey. So much depends upon its sccu-
rscy tbst in all possible cases tho Superin-
tendent personally has charge Of the opera
tion.-Savsnnah Georgian.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

A HANDSOME PRorir.A- produce dealer in
Buffalo, who has bought Canadian wheat dur.
irg The winter, paying the duty as required
subject to the recovery Of the same, has re-
ceived fifteen thousand dollars from the
treasury. as refunding Of the impost, which
is a clear profit over and above that OF the
sale Of the wheat.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

Butter is now selling at wholesale in
New York for ~ IS cents with a still
further declining tendency, and deSiers do
not feel safe to have but a few tubs on hand
anticipating that they can purchase soon at
from IS to 40 cents, at which rates the con-
sumption will be much greater than at the
late eItruvagant prices Of 80 TO 40 cents.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

RIOT IN MoBrLE.-On the night of the
2ist inst. house of ill-iame, on the corn
er of St. Michael and Dearborne streets, at
Mobile, known as the "Wood- Pile" and the
Columbia Exchange, on the corner ofCom-
merce and St. Anthony streets, were torn
down by unknown persons, supposed in
consequence of previous difficulty between
tho Irish and the Know Nothings.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

There Is movement at Pittsburgh, p.
to consolidate that city with her ncighbors
Allegany Manchester Euquesne lawrence
vile, Birmingham, &c. The population
of the consolidated city would be about
100000.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

At St. Johns, Porto Rico, on the night
Of March l3, battalion revolted, took pos.
session of the castle, and fred upon the
town. Not being sustained by their com.
rades, in the morning the mutineers sur.
rendered. The refusal of the authorities
to discharge the soldiers whose term of
service had expired was the cause Of the
outbreak. -----L
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

A JOLLY MAINE LAW ADVOCATE. Col
Fuller, Of the New York Evening Mirror
says: ave have some social acquaint.
ance. with all, or nearly ALI the accredited
editors of the Tribune AMI, with the sin
gle exception of the great absentee Greely,
himself--we have never known one of them
to refuse good glass Of wine or brandy,
when it was in order to take it."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

Loz'er, the brother n-law of WIN. Poole,
has jus opened gorgeous liquor house in
Hudson street, New York, fu u-nisheI, it is
said BY Morrissey and his compatriots, who
desire an amicable adjustment of this un.
fortunate Poole affair
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

More Territory O6ered-A cores pom
d,nt Of the New Orleans Bee writes from
Mexico that Santa Anna is ready to sell
Lower California to the United States for
S4O,0o0,oO0. We should think so. But
fortunately tho Congress which made the
last outrageous purchase of Mexican terri.
tory will not have on opportunity to act on
the next proposition.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

There arc now in the United States thir-
,y-two insane no spitals in active operation,
and nine others in construction. Twenty
eigh, are State institutions, and the nun.
ber u the insane is nearly 10000.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

A Costly DREss.-The Empress of the
French has presented 70 the Empress of
Austria dress valued at 200, 900 francs,
or about forty thousand dollars.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

A New voLUMR.-A new book for the
registration Of complaints was opened yes
terday at the Mayors ofice,-one of pond
erous size having already been fIled.-N.
Y. Cour. e. Enq.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

LIBERAL SuBscRPrIor.-It is said that
the gamblers of San Franciscs subscribed
$4,000 to defeat the bill in the Legislature
prohibiting gambling also, that some Ia
blss in that city yield monthly revenue of
$4,000 or $4,000 each.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

Ayoung lady being asked whether sbe
would wear wig when her hair turned
gray, replied, witt, the creates, earnestne.s,
"Oh no, III dye first"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

"a As a singing master was on his way tn
fulfil an engagement In a town in the
Connecticu, valley, sIfew days ago, he un-
fortunately happened to sneeze as he was
passing bridge over deep ditch, throwing
tho false teeth from his mouth into the water
IRON. ten to fifteen feet deep The result
was iha, the engagement had to be postpon.
ed, for the master could not sing with an
mpty mouth.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10
fFrom Portland State Of Maine. I

HEAVY SErzuaE.-Four quarters Of La.
ger beer were taken from shop in Fore
ueet, Tuesday by our "vigilant police"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10
Pp UtIserapb.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2.
LAUHcH.-The rE,p'ller for the Kane
expedition was hubcbcd this afternoon IN
fine style.
Ei Ecrr oN.-The returns from the cleo
tion orciy treasurer indicate tho election
OF Hager, supported by the Wings and
Democrats in opposition to the Know Nosh-
ings.
PATERSON, May 2.
The new bridge recently erected over
the Falls, fell this morning at ,he time the
test Of twenty tons was applied. There
were about thirty persons on the structure
nj the time il gave way, most of whom were
precipitated into, the water. Two persons
were somewhat injured. This Is the sec.
ond suspension bridge that has been pu,
over the river within year, at this poist.
II is feared that there are yet some personS
among the wreck, as some are missing
Workmen arc bu-ily engaged in clearing
away.
New YoRk, May
The steamer Black Warrior with Havana
dates to the 28Ih OF April has arrived. Tho
steamer San Jacirto was in port at Havana.
The Princeton sailed on The 2sth Of April
for Key West. Til, Island was quiet. -
Commodore McCauley and the captains Of
both the ships were being banque,tsd BY
Gen. Concha. Sugars were active aod
upwards.
CINCINNATI, May 3.
Th m unicipal election in This city, has
rcsul ted in The defeat ofthe .NOthings.
They have, however majority N the Com
mon Council.
HARTFORD, May 3.
The Legislature has elected Minor,
now-Nothing, Governor of the State, BY
a vote Of lo7, over Ingram, Democrst.-
Know-Nothing State officers were iL~o
elected. The Governors m, sssge was
sent in this afternoon.
DETROIT, May Z.
Snow fell. briskly all this afternoon,
but melted as il fell. Falling slightly now,
SP. NJ.
BUFFALO, May 7, SPIN
SNow.-The wea her is very cold end
sno W is now falling the wind is blowing
strongly from the northeast.
rnLADELPHIA, AsyL
The steam propeller Arctic, buils for the
Kane expedition, made a trial trip this
morning. The machinery was bSilt BY
Sutton e. Go.
- New YoiK, Nay7.
New YoR BANK SrATEMEHT.--The
f,llou,ipo ~ re tho footinus of The. nsnk -.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

Down IN PRIcE.-Thcre Is every pros.
pect Of tumble in the price Of potatoes.
They are now selling on shipboard at Bos.
ton for rs cents bushel, though the huck.
sters about the streets are trying to get 9l
25. The warm weather is bringing the
potatoes out Of their holes, and il 10 found
that the high price paid for them oil winter
was not so much actual scarcity as it was
speculation. They were selling for O. as
in this city few weeks ago. and now they
will command no more than 81 as, and
it is doubtful if that price vii bs,
long sustained. As they do not contain
one third Of the nutrime mt of corn, they arc
dcarer at only fifty cents bushel than corn
at its present high price. The hardwork.
ing and industrious, who have TO econs.
mise their earnings with The present high
prices of food, should remember this fact,
and get The mos, for their money by getting
The Philadelphia Ledger.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

% Mr.. Greeley arrived a, Lverp oI
by the Asia, on the ed uli.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

A Beautiful Ssntiment.- Among the
many fine passages in the speech OF Mr.
Hunter on Tuesday night, none ELECTED
. more unbounded applause than the follow
ing We-dO not, Of course, pretend TO give
the exact language, but the thought;
Deprive" said he, tho Catholics of aIl
the officers, bar them out from every ave.
nue.to political distinction, deny to them the
opportunities which, you accord without
hesi alton to lnfdels and Atheists, and when
you have done il all, when you have their
honest ambition to enjoy the honors and
emolument Of political preferment under
the ban Of a ruthless prescription your work
is not yet finished.
"There will still remain Offices for them.
Yes, my friend the sweet offices of Christ.
ian love will still be left, and in the midst
ofyour prosecutions their bishops and priests
as in the recent pestilence in your southern
cities, will thropg the hospitals and the neat
houses, bringing succor and consolation 10
the poor victims Of the plague. Ave, and
their Sisters Of Charity will still brave the
terrors of loathsome and infectious disease,
will sill wipe the death damp IRON the suf.
fering brow, will still venture in when the
courage Of man shrinks back appalled,, and
will point the dying gaze through the mys-
terious gloom Of the Valley of the Shadow
OF Death to the Cross and the Cruelfied \"
-Souh Side (Vd) Democrat.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

Massachusetts Knov Nothing 'Siote
Council.-The Boston Chronicle 'publish.
es the list of officers elected by tho Know
Nothing State Council, and adds
"ln the Council, Senator Wilson made
speech in opposition to the idea Of debarring
all persons IRON Office who are not native
born. The General said that his nativism.
when It carried him TO an endeavor 10 mako
twenty -one year naturalization law, car.
ried him far enough, and as far as the par--
" OF the South and West would agree 10.
MIR. Ely, Of Boston, urged the prcpriety Of
excluding all aliens from Office, bat the
views Of Mr.. Wilson seemed TO have the
more adherentsin the meeting.
We understand also, that the deleVat;or
from MIS- State was instructed TO urge upon
the National Convention the opening of,he
doors Of the lodges ionAe future, and TO do
away with mu, h IL not MI Of the present
secresy. Hosslu''ons werepassed IN favor
OF the sesih1en Of slavssr in the Disflct Of
Columbia and In all the United Snses Ter
ritories, declaring that no more slave States
can be admitted iato the Union, but that
slavery may - unmolested where Il now
exist Furthermore, ihst ihese rssciusisns
must he insisted on At any cost, even TO the
dissolution Of the Convention. The dsings
Of the Council were su,i-slavery ,hrcugh-
out"
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New YolK, Nay

- New YoiK, Nay7.
New YoR R BANK SrATEMExr.--The
following are the footingS Of the Bank re-
turns for the past week -
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BUFFALO, May 7, 8 p. m.

SNow.-The wea Iher is very cold and
sno W is now falling the wind is blowing
strongly from the northeast.
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rHlLADELPHIA, May =.

The steam propeller Arctic, buik for the
Kane expedition, made atrial trip this
morning. The machinery was built BY
Sutton e. Go.
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DETROIT, N

DETROIT, May Z.
Snow fell. briskly all this afternoon,
but melted as il fell. Falling slightly now,
SP. NJ.
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HARTFORD, May 3.

The Legislature has elected Minor,
Know Nothing, Governor of the State, BY
vote Of l07, over Ingram, DemocIst.-
Know-Nothng State officers were iko
elected. The Governors m, sssge was
selt in this afternoon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

CINCINNATI, May 3.
.Th m unicipal election in This city, has
resul ted in The defeat of,he Know.N .No,hings.
They have, however majority N the Com
mon Council.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-02

EDW X. COLLINS, No 56 Wall street. New York
BROWN, 6HIrLEY Co, Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD co., n Austin Friars London
B. q. WAINWRIGHT 4 CO, Paris.
GEORGE Ii. DRAPER, Havre.
The OF these ships will accountable for gold,
silver bullion, SPECIE jewery precious metals
less bills Of ading signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed.
shppers please ake notice that the ships Of this cannot
carry auy goods contrabAnd Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-02

pfsScARD'f HOTEL, SIS BROADWAY CONNECTING
- with - TwetNh street door ffUm BrysgHsy Tho
proprietor respectfully that BE- SUI continues pre-
pared 70 coonfnoise families with Of rooms r~i pr
Vnt tablet and single gentlemen WITH hDs airy ap.rsanrns
vhh o. without board s plan ~ rs. gioJe iios
sfT ~ him tn the 0ser part a the city upwards -
y. Bl.As tAED. yr~L5r.
L,yrpErT MOUSE NORTH SIDE rsroNsouARY syy
IL YofkfhiA eatsbshsnut open or .a Astous1>.s
lion q uansssns and permanent xness
CLAP Jogtdx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-02

Inc sNITdsoxIAs HOUSE
In Tho farofcan pisn.
BrDadNny. 81 Houston street
riis new ard srgs boei De~iy furnished Ard orourh
order hfaisd throughout w ese. pipes .lh ~
fsln'usnis ~ the hgh-s' priced boss oes traveller ar1
10 tuhtr. rfln1ne families.
~ lower rates hsn A. arahie osher 1rtt tse
- tessfahs single viii Le ~ scr 80 gk1rr
IN. slfron ~ 70 70 " per SIDNEY goFvts.
NfsiTERs TO HAVANA -sg W. wDOfCyTT
ocsr he frsfss sol rDnns1o as h01~e ~ 'aS-
snd Eroyeas Hea," Calls ~ naa - a. i8k~a "a
~ - hr eei rss~Nn los.essf HATKas, 's,~ w
si - = Atsgr - h. hst gTstyaasx sA " 1~ p,
- 2 tsA sd er.ff = - 40 ssi 2 mako l-ps q
- enNttfY.&r ~ Necirfn. ~ tsrtfl =, -sl~
i--s .s.ss s-v~~-.s - -. 1919.
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L,xTRA PsY-NAvy BOUNTY LAND AID .yxTgs
IL Fay or'ss,.fAnd wassbis 'crrs par bas'ess
n sagesd1e Al tnsffd States navy sailors
s . cir widows ans bsi's promptly ossxed All bald 40
~ sinfg u claims assssi he Tinted 9'stes resyvey ~
FnMtRD fT4aSfI.
Asstf. "a purser y g Wv All .rorp@s ans
ss~SIS.ss q Ian y Wa.s ssvv.
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LowfDg:-
ATLANTIC, capt. West, BALTIC, Capt Ooms'ock,
PACIFIC Capt Nye, ADRIATIC, Capt -.
these ships BY oouirac erprvssiy for SOW
eminent service Every has
on ss Also In her engines 70 strength and speed
and her accommodations for unequed
elegance and comfort Price passage from New York
Liverpool In first class cabin $3.50 do $l5
OF extra state &32o Liverpool
York W and gsneas An experienced surgeon attached
each ship. No berth secured unit paid for
nj
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h7oR LIyErL ool,-uNuED sgArss MAIL STEAM
u slnp BALTIC, J. j. Ccrsio'k eomnander.-TaIs
Slip depart With the United states Europe posi-
lively Wednesday Nov H. At IL O'CLOCK from berth
The foot OF Csnai street. For freight having
ualled accommodations for eegance and comfort apply
edward. X. COLLINS, So Wall street
Passengers nre requested 10 be board II oco,k A.
NJ Shippers please lake notice thar tho shps Of This line
not goods conraband Of All letters pass
through the Post oice others viii be returned The
steamship Pacific win succeed the Baltic, and sail Nov. e.
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Orfcy AID xvyyrTvAT. nxptcAL AID RxxpvaD
WI ~ He tnsrs~nss's ersss ss< s<>~v s3S
sf-sss lnfa ~sAs vsS< ~ksk 49, kats ew1s~a~1
dt*s@ Fuf A 80 af We Ff~<tsss IA sss -.
sst sssem eHssS ~ fs- hsss l&ss sssss 80 -
- ~ f~A."sb . - yi~s~ Sc - ssv<<sd AL 49,
We ~sses.sh -. - - sns,fsns< . essy sssssA FnsA
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NJ IAPxoNT PARE Avn fOsDDs PHYSICIAN
vi spd sirsrrr .a,l~ u. wsf3Al A1fs~s a.t Ma
Dude iih % on, ~ psse. - ssFrssass msst -
any part ~ he r.a4nent skeeg 49, ~ Fssfst ~ rfi
vac eiss~s.s :. ~ lsA,. .. - - - - ss@a.
" ~ sundays .rreyssa - 10 es~ipusI sgrnx hgnas~1s
fafsris stis sfpr.s sssthy sTqnr NJ
ysnlsg h,ea FeeFig - rssA.i Zoo ga tA<is symc
10 ssvs se uro~pes nushrsn snf saavsk gshAexs
sc4 fllfs. ~ aTksf saoIN
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