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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-04
ENGAGE YOUR FRTIT

RS q HAFF would invite the attention Of her nunsr-
1V1 friends and the that IL she
csives suf eent number of doing
sic WIFI pat fruits warrant them to rive
satisfaction at the folio wing
Peaches Qeinces Plums and Blackberries per I2s
e.
hotels or giving large orders for Tomatoes viii
supplied 6cS perb. giving orders before
opening e the season. be supplied low
Persons wishing samples 1.-THE
ner of First and Locust Streets ie2
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pAMaGED HARDMARB.

~ N, GRIFFITH has still large amonnt Of = ~
s on hand by and water which he iseelng
from Is 10 IS th st cost to the cor mers
These qaods are Vrssk bargain Builders and Mechanics OF
kinds viii their interest lefcre purchasing ese-
vbsre 20 can nd. exa,ane there goorH. st -
1850 " BELLS Brick Ware House.
Back af tLe Court House.
N B.-NsrehA.ss Visiting thu city to r.plenssh their
stock will ind their interest," esn for lam
al Ia sless aat this stock. aplS-d&S
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ELDORADO BARBER SALOON,

CORNER OF FIkSI AND . UAMUKtt SIFthEfsl
TTAs also tted ud Bathing Rooms where seale
teman waited at all hours md where they car
have warn OF cold baths III. .. bIshoFs,
al MshnefiieK ma
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WHY FEMALES 81 FFEh IN HEALTH. %
THE MARRIED woMANs =
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.

PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.
One H'snd'eath Edition {50o, OO0) 18mo. PIP. 250s
standard york q established reputation found s.ed
principal booksellers in the United States. 3
EVERY woman here discover by comparing her ewra
symptoms with those described nature character
of her complaint and be spared anxiety
ferng well the unpleasantness making known TO-
making inquiries of physician respect the
ailments which she is Tbs wife becorcng
mother has often need instruction and advice
to her situation which she will here find This
what the matter and tells it, in simple
but ehaste words. and such she understand,
Those suffering from distractions irregularities peculiar
to the female system or from uTEEI Calling If
the means ofpreventon. amelioraticD. and relief.
mstbe every husband il the laws
e to s sa
ames cOmmendable sensityeness that will rather suffer
IN sns Psegiss f the female only
every female has Physician that knows and de-
she consult at all times without violence her sensye
ness.
Dr. a. NJ MoR1cEAc-My Dear Shiny wife has been PER-
before
s IN
on the last occasion despaired Of supposed that
NEE. worst hesTd Your book highly SPOKEN Of Is con-
perusa the it aaoTaed n di.
and the its pages IMPAIRED 20 my WIFE, On
ded remedy Iopened PROSPECT to which little
ceved possible But for this other would
have passed head in all human probability wife
would have been in her and children left
INDIANA AGENTS:
j. NJ. q j. o. Howe Bloomington; Paris & Turner
Grencase; James Ell Ter, Riehmond F. j. Faivre Shelby
ve q. r. Harvey Vncennes: James Beard. II. Faueett
and G. B Hsnsy, KokOmO j. Snodgrass Perrysyilis; A..
DUSTIN Jeersonylle; G. W. Allison. Franklin; l. q. APP
pegatc. Delphi. and SAMUEL LISTER. Evansville. a
Upon receipt of One Dollar 1.-THE Ma RRlED WG-r
MANS PRIVATE MEDICAL COAPANioN' IS sent (mail--
ed reel part of the United Safes the Canadas and
British Pro u letters postpaid. and adj
a-essed NJ MOROCCAN. box 1874. New. York CITY.
Publishing Office, No 1879 Liberty Street, New lork
sep4 3m-daw s5 ga
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FAIRRANK,s sCALRs.
STOVES! AMI COPPER ESTAAs
EISFf NHENT.

$50 THOMAS SCANTLlN, of the firm ofScan:iia
ss 81 Parvin, has returned from Princeton and tax e
aAEEA up his residence permanently in THIS cirI
" - where he will devote his personalattention to a
branches ofheir business Mr.. Swould call the atten
ton of the public generally and his old customers
to their extensive stock of STOVES, TIN and SHEET
IRON WARE, and all other articles pertaining to
their business They prepared to do all of
Tin, Copper and Sheet-iron Custom Work, Steamboat
work. oSe., &c. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done shortest notice and in the perfect style
Call at the store of SCANTLIN q PARV1N.
novI4 Main steet. bet Firstand Second.
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PIANns, pIANnsf

UST received by the undersigned few superior Piano
Ca, G ron b the Celebrated ma9uiae9ry Of Peters
perfection OF finish unsurpassed by any Eastern
make These splendid instruments for sale
tnFer pries and all wishing purchase are re-
suested to call and examine them. "
APl0 t, CONJUNCTION & co
Corner Of Main and First SITS,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-04
LAW PARTNEmSHrp

AS O. JONES and JAS. e. BLYTHE. Attoruies at Law,
Evansville Indiana. have associated themselves
nsrs In the practices of the Law and will continue practice
IN this aud the adjoining counties in
District Court They turning their attention partic
Hlarly to land law In short time they pre- to
give IN few minutes abstract of the title
lot In Evansville. or its engagements,
sired. ;v1s-ds
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-04
BOILER MAKING AND REPAIRING

~ undersigned having established Boiler Ysrd at Ey-
III ansville, pre- pared make and repair Boil
Aers-wi satisfaction either Prompt
win be paid all may call upon him do their
Orders left with Henry Schriber of the Lamasco
Foundry. Brnkmeysr Mesker Co., of the Eagle Foun-
9ry thu canal, Main street. JOHN KR0PP.
-REFERENCES-
HENRY ScHRTBER BRISKMEYER KLUsMAN & co
JoHg HEwsoN, VIM BOYLE,
BEREASD NURRIE. G. D. EeGLEsRoS & Co.
jan4-Iy
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-04
CITY EMPIRES BUsIN Ess

AN now prepared to 81 knds of City Express busi
ness Just recsi we'd large heavy capable
of carrying $500 lbs springs made expressly for the city
business Such carrying furniture without danger
damage; hauling grain from the canal the rivcr and in
fact all kinds hauling city business
ths shortest notice and reasonable Enquire
my23 C0pK'S Family Grocery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-04
LADIES, CATER BOOTS.

a LARGE elegant assO-tm of SILK, lasting Eng
IN lsh and Glove Kid Plain tipped half and
front an Caters all prices
ell qualities. HEHDRlCka MCkEAs
AVIS Pc@sers Block, First st.
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DeGARMO,s
LIv cry AND SALE STABLE.

I
ON LOCUST, BETW. THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS.
k$o,. HORSES, Buggies, Carriages. EF=-8f@saSssAkA
yfESk and OnsnibGsses. always for hire .&@NSHA-3s
the Stable. Carriages for excursions par
ties funerals always hand prepared to board
horses and keep them in the best order.
will kept running constant y
during day and will be steamboats, hotels etc. for the
wishing it, 1t will also be
ready citizens boats daring the by
orders at the stable. my9 Il. H. DEGAkMO5
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THE uadersgne" would to hs
and tho Of Foster Brown fnnt
the business will by the cldstand where
friends that s the city or
10 orders do and Viii sSe.y
we'll faithfully For the eeTat
himself and the iase nj M ne
would return b sin eere u anks ~ vo,rr,
mhI2 N. W. rVoAbNs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
GentIemen,s FURNISHING
sUNDRIEs JU ST RECEIVED AT T. BACON q
- 90 s EANIII.Y IsROCERY. MAIN SO.

U3AR cured hams scrub brushes, cotton pepper
- sauce. eatsup, lemon syrup, CASTLE SODA
soap. Summer mould candles, mustard, baking poWders
matches bed cord reel hemp cord water buck
cts barrel covers rolling pins butter ladies nest tubs and
wood bowles all the best brands OF
eour for sale as shesp the cheapest. yA
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-04
REMOVAL.

FHNHs undersigned has removed his Tailoring Establish
n to second street. immediately opposite the Pres
b3srian Church, in the office With Dr. Wood where he
would be glad 70 see all his old mers and agcody num-
anything in his line such pants; Shirts
lie order the shortest possible notice.
Thankful for ayors he would respectfully solicit
y26 81 L. NELMs.
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CLOTHING. &C..
A LITTLE MAN WITH A BIG sTocI
THE ALLIES suRRENDERED,,,

SINCE MESSRS. ALTERING & Drummer HAVE
- leased the OF Corner Stand Water under the
Journal Once and hed it to Overfo ing with the argesta
sortment and latest STYLES Fall and Winter Clothing Fur
nhing Goods and sell low the
ALLIES HAVE BEEN COMPELLED TO SURRENDER.
4-satrst 4re THEIR NEW STOCK srfrff- 4. e
consists in Part of Mems and Boys ready Clothing
Hats Caps and Trunks together
OF Gentle aens Dress Goods and Taor Furnishing Goods
ever brought this city Their facilities for purchasing
manufacturing superior other in city
which enables them at all times fill all orders with
of goods and the
and the public generally respectfully invited call
their New Stock Reduced Prices before
ing elsewhere. declS-tf
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CAMPBELL q GROsCH,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS
NEW YORK RAKERYi

+r- SECOND TO NONE WEST FOUNTAINS,
On First street opposite the Post Office.
ANHE undersigned after long
IN IN the city OF New York in which eli he
edged to have superior in the ap
pointed bakery. ould respectfully
That he is fully prepared furnish all kinds bread,
cakes crackers. pies hot rolls. doenuts, ethsr
wholesale retail.
Weddings private partes balls private families
supplied often desired with
oven the shortest notice. III
superior article Of Graham and brown breads always
hand
The proprietor will devote attention exclusive
~ 80 his bnsiness which shall be
be surpassed BY any one. vi j. @. GAUNT.
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AGENTS:
E:.W. Sloan. l2l Broad st. New York.

J. S. Chenoweth & Co.. Cincinnati,
Thsis one ofthe oldest, bestestblished and most
Liable lines in the country and sole
Agents for this section, authorised to give
through receipts for freghts to and from the East,
Verylow rates guaranteeing against any charges
on a me route. rEv,ts e. t1ow.pn .~a...
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-04
WHEELER &swILSON'S
e WIN M A c. HI n e S

WHETHER & W HLSV1N7S -
S u w IN G M A G. I'll | n Il 5.
TENHEsE Machines operate upon entirely new Frnci
n pie. using shuttle needle and Nv" thrcad
They have been in operation in the hands OF
ufacturers enty long to give them
and have given entire satisfaction.
They very simple in construction and highly ornameR-
tai adorn adys Iarior or oeeu-
position in the shop Of the artisan
object furnish Machine that would De
YlcBb family well AS to the wants o., iaors
and Cloak Mas Shirt and Collar
are Machines in TIE present form
the best eVe offered to the public. $50 -
families testify to their merits on al
cffamy sewing while Shirt and Collar Manniactu-
eely acknowledge their superiority over all others lor
Jrr work .eslr -, .
rem examination Machines respectfully soil itedn
Toukins Reads Il. e. o. READ
- fiTtf Sole Agent for Southern India
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WATCH RBPAIRING.

fMNHE UndersgAed having above business
in Eyansville hatters himself with the hope that his
Experience and skill in all deseript
machinery WILL upon trial. be found worthy
only Of the resi- citizens city,
Somprisnx 'eircumam bient vcinage.''
His shop Post Once where he
CFEIcE Hours. myS Ii. GATES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-04
aAVE-Ynr "a naTI sHAPEn HEADs

HAVE-YOU A BAD SHAPED HEADe ~
40 Ia VAUTIER.& MARc0NNiER'S and have y mr. head
measured for They hare just received from
that wilt the sha OF
YOUR less than time ard with which they Etl
make ron that will fit an old shoe 4nlA
strsss between First aud SA<sn4. sssas
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-04
nISSOI.UTION

FT,HEtpartne rship FOSTER BROWN aissolvsdty
| Limitation o the frstizssant-
and who IN jebted will
fer tin addition heTesofore exten
dad 10 us) old d. settling and payipn
their balances Those whom indebted ill
payment. Either is autherizsdto
sAe nan of sac Arm in liquidation. NJ. W. FOSIEk.r
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COFFINS Avn HEARSF

undertake and perform decent burals at the lowest pri
Il ees. The remaining friends of deceased persons q
taerefors respectfully requested give call in
oases of the kind, HENRY kLEE.
y3O 31st nextto the Herman Protestant CAurch.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE!
WHULESALE AND RETAIL

LET'S, ETASSTILLEs IND.
HAVING Just re-
turned from heaiquar-
tiers. where | have Sc
ected a large stock
(the finest that is
ma1e) of White Statu-
airy and Variegated
Marble for MonumeB Is
-Head Stones. Nam
ties. Counters. Furni-
ture etc. all Of which
will be sold at the
LOWEST FIGURES FOR
CASH. notwithstanding
my recent heavy Losses
by fire an broken In
surance Companies. |
shall con tinue to en-
Tloy the best of artists
Tor manufaC turing
after the latest desig 8
all orders that come to
hand. at prices that
cannot fail TO suit pur-
q. -eh'aaafS
: Dealers in Marble will
) ind it theirinterest to
{ continue their patron
age. IS | have selected
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WooD, woohti

NN GOD be bought the lowest of any place in the
Wv fromWm. Green's Wood-yard. near Eggleston' e I
dry Orders can be left at |. ID. Heimann's store
treet mh26 en- VIM GREE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-02
Arrlcnltnro-.Policy Of Maine.

The great question 10 be- settled IN tho pol.
icv u Maine IN relation To her Agriculture,
We repeat, IS, what will improve it "Wha,
will make two spears IT rras' grow where
bu, one grew before :" What will make
her crops more bounliful, her domestic ami.
mails more profitable. with the same amount
Of capital aud labor Now it will be admit
ted nn all hlnd., that II enough Is now doing
Tor tho accomplishment Of these ends. no
more should be undertaken. II the means
now used can pro6uco the good results 80
much desired, father effort should be Aban-
doned. lrSI,jOO distributed among the Az.
riculura Socieiic, Of the Stale and II the
board Of Agriculture arc now doing all that
can he Gonc, it is useless to asL for more.
Hut il this 50
Ofrhe Board Of Agriculture NO say moth
log. The Board j, yet in lis infancy. The
time allotted In j, for business is short. It's
powers are limited. Under ils prrseat or.
raniEilion it is more an ajjunc, OF the Agu.
cultural Societies, than a creature and bene-
dciary Of the State. Its capacity ior useful
ness, in point Of talent, experience and abili-
~. is sufficient to render it both useful and
distinguished. Its future will unqucstiOna.
Div meet the wishes and lnlicipaiions OF its
friends aud Utiginalon and We shall yet
witness results commensurate with the im'
por,ancc Of the subjeet committed to It's care
Then, as TO tho Agricultural Soeieiiet,
uha, should be said OF them' DO they I'M
prove the Agriculture Of the s'aiel And u
20. do they DO it in the most efficient aud sat-
i,faeiory u,annerl II VIC were called upon
10 Give an individual opinion upon this sub
;cct. We should say, these Agricultural SOci'
cites arc highly useiul-not for the science
rLey create or diifuse-no, for tho premiums
they offer or besiow-not f6r the amour, o.
competition thcy stimulate. This is no, the
measure Of ihei, usefulness. But they arc
useful, ist, for the practical lessons they
teach in various departments. One secs
] nice plough and iis mode Of operation for Tho
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-02

frs, limo a, a Cattle Show. lie sees nice
apple or pear which he nigh, never SEQ 80
we'll at shy other place. lie sees various
Agricultural implements and manufactures.
al II fno quality, lilo sees how the pro-
ducts Of tho dairy and other things are pre-
pared for the market, &c. Here he has oc-
cular demonstration of various things for
which M ieaehing and no hooks ATE subsli-
tuir. 81. They are aseful in a social point
Of view. They bring the people together.
They afford an excellent opportunity for the
interchange oC social sentiments and friendly
coneraiulaiions-a thing as necessary and
useful in It's influence upon the welfare and
happiness of society rs the principle Of equal.
Inv and social and individual liberty. Werc
such and similar public DAYS multiplied ar
beyond their pre.cn, number, it would with.
out douJ, prove advantageous both to the in.
diligence and order of the community For
these reasons We would say, lc, the Agrirul.
turl socie,ics live and he psrre,raicd. Let
them be quaucrcd upon the State Treasury
to tho amount they now arc and let those
who take an interest in them, strive for their
con,ian, improvement They will be sener-
ally, II no, specially ant scientifically use.
ul.
Ilu, these institutions Do not furnish an
tho required information. They de- not al.
ford that kind ofpnclical, useful knowlelcc,
50 beneficial in other department, Of '0coec.
Tho Knowledge possessed Is grcl, enough
somewhere bot il lies an around loos'. It
wants concentration. some Of il wants
proof The whole wants form, dc,itn, sys.
tenn. individuality.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-02

0scE 4 CLEEuYMAS, ALWAYS a CLrtor.
MAN. The "Boslon TrumPeI'-aa unIver-
salist Journal, in speaking Of those clergymen
who forsake thslr calling to engage ia party
strife aud political management makes the ioI'
loving remarks
alt is well lha, each should turn his atisn-
lion to the business that suits him best. We
hopc never To cease 10 DO clergy
man. We hope that our grave shall be look
ed upon as the gave OF clergyman. The
Office Of clergyman,--a preacher OF the
truth as il is in Jesus--is the highest hottest
mos, honorable Ond most useful OF any known
among men. No mar who can 10 useful "a
ministry has a moral right 10 leave II. lie
may cease to be pastor, bit once an ordnln'
ed minister, Away so unless I've be "a cuineer'
CT Of the etcsnd."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-02

PErIyioys roE THT REGoyAL % tgE
CouSrY BuLDNes. We understand that
petitions are in circulation Tor the removal OF
the County builirRss Of this County, to some
place on the Line Of the railroad which plu.
uli,y of the people may designate. This we
have anticipated ior some time past. What
the frs, reason can he Tor such a step, 4, this
time, Is vet to be found >oul. II there has
been, heretofore. any reasons why such 4
measure should he pressed upon the attention
Of the people or the legislature, they have,
as is confidently believed, ceased to exist,
Then again. such measure leii To plOrali'
" uf the people is very f,r from jest OF right
Il is to be hoped that the people Of this eoun,
" all see lheiE true i.lerss, ia lhi. matter,
as i, j. and no, give encouragement, TO any
scheme which will further sacrifice the inieg
u,y Of Old Oxford" Any removal at tn,
present time, Of iho County buildings, u
emivalen, to further dismesbermeni and d.
vision Ut the county. Let every taxpayer
mark this. and act accordingly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-02

ProsrErrrlos roE OrlNoy's SKr. We
Imagine the cN.pos'mas'rr oi BuckGelI VII.
',g- recent, iacrpi,a,cl by the prcscn, Ia.
SION National Administration, might think
and porb,p, write, as follows
~, Dsmorat-7he rubicon is passed,
anl Che country Is safe
81" 2, is sweet 10 die or ones country.
How immea.urahly insirnifrln, is the Death
OF country ,lllaro postmaster, romrarcj
with the dissolution Of our dearly beloved
eoufrjcracy. The Union mus, be preserved,
though every postmaster in Buckfcld be
made a living sacrifice on tho altar II hi,
country. let no postmaster fear tn die,
when his death is sure 10 tmu,mil 80 great
aul invaluable blessings In bic children, and
insure 10 them and To lhos' who come after
them, tie safety and p,Tc,ui,y Of our glo,
rious Republic. NJ fears need now be en-,
icrtaiued. Agitation ~ill now ceasr-,hr
country viii sink into repose Were it moi
ior 90 the Union need never be in peri
again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-02
Gbr 0rfurN Nrmutrat.
PARIS. Ne. FEBRUARY 2, 1855.
vvErY yEiphy NorNiNo ~
NOAH PRINCE,
THOMAS II. BROWN Editor.

TrrmS.---Ons ,lall,r and CO., oruis siuctl, ~
hpvN~cE. oue dpr,f ,nl .sNrn'y Ave oeris i'h'
d, siX anuths two dollars a. ths snd - The Near
lavhich SO, cent, VII h. allied Go ever Nrar
n which pa,mrnt - DELAYED
ApvTRrtsrvrvfsi ,.rrrd on 'sonnblc i'rms
thr pfypfirtor not iinv sccluni'hhe ~ any cffur
tr,opsl the 1tnsoni charged &c thc advertisement.
FTrS. ". pEI-TENGIiL \ Co, 10 Na''
o., E.s'.s, SOL 10 Nrsffs o., Wee J r-t, NE
orr onl, authsFirs,l sTrais t.r rrucufing sutscip
0ns. h,fvsulins advertisement,
-g-puyu-rt far 80 aIvrrt,s5Iruis h he'll % IT,
las lr,r, abe ia,- oiths frsi inscrioo.
~ Commutir,tisus shsuh directed 10 "Tbc
ONi0d Democrat. Plri., We"
Book md Job Printing
rRONTTiN AND NEATLY EXECUTED
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-02

Gr,. Scc-voy rur E,srr-> WA. The
v..b.r-,.o ,orr,sPoui-o, Of he Charleston
N-rsary lls h-l 'hs P'el,gr, Of hearing o
criticism o. Gsu Scott On the urr = tie ~
uca. and De whites as f1llovs
"Cen. Scott saws tho allies committed a
.r,li bIunia, in delaying OBJ, attack upon So.
bas'opol as long as hey did, 'hat immediate
~ amer che raising OF ,he s.rse OF S.l.s,ra,
they should have attacked Seb,s.oFo', at
vNich time lh.rs Ma. a comparatively small
tore. la N. Guinea that the allies clugu'
ral. Sssls,opol unless they receive r,ls'arcr-
ra-n,,. riyia: thew superiority Of i.'es 90
,hs sy,,ntaf from thirty 90 fly per cen,
"a, ,he Russian rseaIlr soldiers are doe best
a1cFs ~ the world for Ssi,ars they never
o.. tr, perish unless ordered Co retreat. He
uir., che aII.s, labor under a great t,,ll.
aa.I.s 800 ray.a. two cuHm1ut,1. generals,
tu1, ~ road 10 victory b. ,bful-I unity Of
d..'.- Tss inier,7cc ] vouli duN from
Gen >eau-aLls u. tn, Srbs''oFo' vi. Hu
be uk,a cor J1ubt Wheeler 'Le allies car
throw such n p,s;onlerns- OF iJ,.s there a'
~ necessary ne Ggusrl further sad, ina
me allies cog.s Eui ig-ynblrs nov without
immense 'o.s OF fc1, ard so ,bs materials VI
sm 90 camp, caesP; ne weapon. ia ihcir
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