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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-15
P. j. GREEN, Sec'v.
Obligations of the World to the Bible


We publish in another column of our paper
to-day, an article on the simplicity of style
in the Gospel Na,ratire. The piece is an old
one, but not the less valuable on that account.
We hope those of our readers who have seen
it before will regard its republication as they
would the accidental injecting of an old friend
"a happy event The argument for the sim
cerity of the Gospel writers is both subtle and
sound. It is not for us to write of the Bible
as a divine revelation, as a light from heaven
, 10 guide the footsteps of ening man. But
every one must admit the conservative in
fiuence of religion on our national institutions
History teaches that permanent freedom is a
gift, granted by Heaven to those who are
worthy of it and that society, to he worthy
of it, should unite the purest morality with
the highest intelligence. Our national saliva
ton depends on the combined influences of
religion and learning. Religion will save
learning from the faint of vice, and learning
will rescue religion from the evils of super
stition and both together, acting in the
world of mind, as the mystic power of heat
and light in the material universe, will sus-
tain, in ever varying and yet unendng sue
cession, the wondrous phenomena of moral
life
The Bible, simply as a literary produc-
ton, as a book containing the most valuable
history, the most beautiful poetry, and the
most sublime morality has excrted an infu-
ence on liberty and civilization whose benefits
are too great to be estimated. Our obligations
to the Bible as the pioneer of freedom
are ncalcuable Our obligations to it for
its eminently conservative character are
equally great 1t protects the fundamen-
tai laws of society, the right of property and
the institution of marriage. Secure will be the /
liberty of that people whose literature mani /
tests the tone and temper of the Bible. As
the flowers and birds of the torrid zone are
said to imbibe their brilliant colors, and their /
rich and various plumage from the warm
and beaming rays of the tropc sun so, our
history, poetry and philosophy should be
made glowing, eloquent and life-lke by re-
cciying and rejecting the moral efiulgence
of the Bible.
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Fancy Variety Store.
IMPORTED WINES. Sc.

~ ton street, keeps constantly hand yer, large
stock Of endless variety Of goods. amongst which arr
groceries, produce and provisions. genuine Havana
gars, and the brands ~ Virginia tobacco; frs peaches
and tomatoes In tin cans pickles aud preserves srlin-
HOLSTERS, and variety 81 other hsi. white aud red
French. Spanish aud native wines. English ale or
ter direct from the Custom-lo.c. porte monnaes and
pocket books unrvaed ia style. quality. aud price: per-
fumery, combs and brushes OF every descriptions pocket
cutlery. rzors- knives and FORKS dirk. and scissors from
the best English manufacturers; German pistols and
guns Colts and Aliens rcKolycrs. game bagS fishing
tackle etc, etc. Toy-a vsrs large stock 81 every Thing
la thai line, brag- of every description for cannrcs
red brl-. hooking birds mocking binds. ETC.. also
breeding cages and birds nsi,. states. NilioW baskets
willow criis-. willow wagons. willow cradles willow
chairs al very low prizes; tioiins. suitrs. duts. d
aecoT.ieons. French harls, iaInourines. tanoes tc
etc. Fancy g0Ossa large aud Zine selection. lne and
cedar ware. such ehurs- wash aud foot tubs: we'll
horse and water hnckel-. nfeasufs r ms las butter
moulds, etc. etc Quick and large sales also purrlas-
ing my goods Al headquarters, enable sell espe-
eiay manufactured goods al unusual low ,rces Thank
iul for the liberal patronage which have enjoyed for
the last fourteen ye solicit. respectfully continuance
of the CHARLES MAYER
No. ~ Washington street doors Eas or he Palmer
House.
funel9,-d NwlV
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-15

DUEL AT NEW ORLEANS. = A duel was
fought on Monday week, near New Orleans
between Mr. Gerard and John DeBuys. The
Picayane says:
'The duel originated in difficulty, which
took place some time since, aud grew out OF
the fact, it is said, that Gerard had acted as
second in duel against DeBuys some time
since The meeting took place beneath the
oaks at Metairie. Ridge, and the combat was
witnessed by some fifty persons. Small
swords were the weapons, and the conditions
were that the parties should fight till one or
the other FELL Gerard at first stood upon his
guard, but Icing stirred up by some taunt
fr,an his antagonist, he made the attack, and
the result was that he plunged his sword
eight times into the body of DeBuys, receiv-
ing but a slight scratch in return. DeBuys
now lies at the point of DEATH
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-15
school Books.
THE SUBSCRIBERs KEEP CON

Il STANTLf In store fnll suppl! oil school Books
among which the following
Webster Elementary and MeGunie's Eclectic Spell
ing Books $3.50
Indiana Raders-lst, 81, 81, 4ih, and 9Th.
Mctiufe's Eclectic Readcr-lst. 81, 81, 4tb and 5h
Rays, Perkins Thomson's and Taibott's Arthme-
tics. .a.n..
Pinneo's Browns, Kirkham's, Smiths and Builer's
Grammars.
Smiths Primary in Quarto Biographies, and Geogn-
ply and Atlas.
Mitches Primary aud intermediate Biographies and
Geography and Atlas.
Oiney's Geography and Atlas.
Smiths illustrated Astronomy.
Cutters and Loomis' Physiology.
Parkers, Conlstock's 0lmstead,s aud Gay's Philoso
ply.
comstock's, HiIliman's and Grays Chemistry.
Websters School, high School, and Unabridged Die
tiOnaries-
Wizards, Wilson's and Goodrch's United States His
tories
Comstock's and Htcheoek's Geology.
Parker's Aids 10 English Composition.
The foregoing books will be sold al the very lowest
prices. WE2DEN a. CHAMBERLAIN,
sept 14-wtf 81 doors East Of Capital House.
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NOTICE OF THE DIsCONTuNUANcE

4 ol tue u. -. OUlcts NJ UNDERSTANDING. AIn-
cennes and Wnanac. Indiana-under the provisions OF
the Of Congress approved June
~. 1870 which declares stat whenever the quantity
public lands remaining unsold in any land district shall
be reduced a number Of less than hundred
thousand shall De the duty Of the Secretary of the
Treasury discontinue the land office for such district.
and if any land In any such district shall remain uBsod
the Time Of the discOntinuance 81 land Office, the
shall he subject 10 sale Of the existing
land convenient 10 the district Ia which the
Land Office shall have been discontinued of which the
Secretary of the Treasury shall give notice." ami mas
much As the 9Th section Of the act approved 4th Ssp-
her I9ii authorizes the Secretary of the Treasury
continue land district n which - situated the
government of any one Of the States, noiN outstanding
quantity of lnd uns"ld in such district may not
amount tn hundred thousand when IL his
opinion such continuance may he required by public con-
yenence ia order Ia close the land system in such
convenient point under the provisions of the
that subject approved June II, lsiI; and mas
me Secretary Of the Iaeror BY rae arf 10 establish ne
Home Degarf seaf. - approved ~ March ls4a
Notice IL accordingly hereby given thai .i view of
ports from the land officers NJ JenersonN lille, Aincenns
and Wnamac that the vacant land n each Of said dis
tric- is reuce below hundred thousand acres the
SECRETARY Of Interior nth fhe appreba0a Of tke
Precedent has directed that the land Ofc3ef Jefferson
Vile. Nin.ennes and Wnamac, la the STAFF OF Indiana
be discontinued and the lands remaining unsold the
iseantiDuanc- b. made subject sale the
land Office at Indianapolis, the seat sf government IN
said Slate.
Lands remaining unsold and unappropriaied By law
and subject Ia private entry within the limits II the dis
discontinued. will 10 bC subject entry
heretofore nj those Offices from The date Of the receipt
Of this notice y the registers and receivers the eof aud
land indianapolis will give public notice az
the which they will be- prepared TO receive appl
actions ior entries Of any such lands at their office.
JOHN WILSON.
Ian o., t-.5 fch x6w
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-15

OF The Know Nothings of New Albany
have nominated a full! ticket The nominee
for Mayor is j. d. KELso; Treasurer, NJ.
STREEPEy Assessor, j. C. JocELYN; Attor-
ney, ID. c. ANTHONY City Clerk, r.. l.. WILL
LLAMs; Marshal, JAMES NEwBANKs; Engineer
III. B. WILSON Street Commissioners, ID. NJ.
HOOPER.
This ticket IS somewhat different from the
one published by us few days since. We
hope, for the honor Of New Albany, that these
heroes of the Brass Knucks /" will be de-
feated.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-15

SURGICAL OPERATION learn, says the
Evansville Journal, that our old friend, Mr..
CADDNGroN, formerly of the Vincennes Ga
zette, had one of his legs amputated last week.
He was under the influence of Chlorofom at
the time, and the operation was performed
successfully and without particle of pain to
himself. He has been for many years suffer-
ing horribly with diseased limb and resorted
TO ampuiation as the last hope. We wish him
a speedy recovery.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-15

SAD AccIDENT.-An Irishman who was at
work on the Railroad, near Russiaville in this
county, says the Frankfort Crescent, was ac-
cidently killed, on Saturday last the Sd inst
Several hands were engaged in grubbing and
opening out the road, when, suddenly tree,
which had been partly grubbed up, started to
fall, and before the hands could make their
escape, it fell, killing one of their number and
slightly injuring another.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-15

qpsDO subscriber, living near ladoga, la Montgomery
County, Indiana, for the detection information Of
the following described thief: said thief Is about %
years of age blue eyes, black heavy beard round face,
rather round short nose with his upper front teeth out
quick spoken. dark hair about feet inches high
heavy The above described thief stole Horse ia
Montgomery County, the 9th day OF August last aud
traded him for the following described Horse, towit
Brown. years old last spring. about ID hands high star
i'm his forehead, white his both hind feet
white hind part Of his fore feet body
round. PAGES. but is rough trayeler--works we'll
SIS will he given for information of the above described
Horse.
Editor throughout the State requested publish
the above. SWAN BROOK. HIRE.
1ur
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-15

II UINufh--Ih ms tssrnfF y pre- IafaOn 20 unu-
sual excellence. In ordinary diarrs. leIn cholera
IN shor, IN all Of prosliien Of the digestive func
tons Is Of ine,timable value. During the prevalence,
Of epidemic cholera and summer complaints of childrcn
u Is peculiarly eheaeiOus; no family, err ndi
vidual should De without IL.
CkruOS.-Be Ia get the genuine essence. wllie,
is prepared only by r. BROWN. AZ his f)rng AND hens
eaf Sf0rs. ~ D. Of Etfk and Ckesfnnf Sfrcefs
Philadelphia and for sale by all the respectable Apoe
carries in The United States. aud in Indianapolis Nv
jyl9-d&w1y CRAiGHEAn q BROWNING.
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MEN OR MoM.-The Austrian govern

MEN OR MoM-The Austrian govern
ment is beginning to vince a little at the ex-
pense of the war. The journals say it cannot
be expected that Austria, without claiming
any compensation, will carry on the war With
from 100000 to $4,000 men, and from 800
to 1000 guns, while England produces only
$4,000 to 10000 men. In the arranging of
the conditions, the fleets of France and Eng
land will doubtless be taken into account !;
but if the utter does not supply more men,
the allies will certainly require of her some
thing i'm their stead, vii {. noney. The French
government also seems dissatisfied with the
small lumber of men that England has sent
to the Crimea The French talk of the war
altogether asa French war, and seem to re-
gard their ally as of little account There is
ageneral expectation of prompt and radical
changes in the military plans of the Empe-
ror and his British allies.-Lelger.
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OF The fellow who perpetrated the fol-
lowing, must have been in good condition to

90 up mmeulateiy, III not sooner
Jenney kissed me when we met,
Jumping from the chair she sat in:
Time, you thief. you love 10 get
Sweets into your lips put that in
Say I'm weary. say I'm sad,
Say thai health and wealth have missed me.
Say I'm growing old-but add.
Jenny kissed me.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-15

APPOINTMENT BY THE GovERNOR.-- Ma
THAN b. PALMER, Trustee of the Institute
for Education of the Blind, in place of ISAAC
BLAcKros6, resigned.
The Trustees of the different Benevolent
missions, until their successors are elected and
qualified
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-15
Anecdote of Steuben.

If our know-nothing friends will look on
the map of Indiana, they will see that one of
hen counties is called Steuben, in honor, no
doubt, of the noble hearted old Inspector
General of the American army. Another
county is named Pulaski, another Koskiusco,
and an other DeKalb. If those old heroes
were living in the respective counties which
commemorate their fame, and the power of
the native party was equal to their WILL they
would not be permitted to vote Bat to the
anecdote:
I" / recollect, says Steuben's Biographer -
at a review at Morristown, lieutenant GIB-
BoNs, brave and good officer, was arrested
on tn spot, and ordered to the rear for a fault
which another had committed At proper
moment, the commander Of the regiment
Mr.. GIBBONS innocence and worth. "Desire
Lieutenant GIBBoN's" sail the baron, "to
come in front of the the troops. Sir, said he
to him, the fault which was committed, by
throwing the line intoconfusion, might in the
presence of an enemy, have been falkland
| arrested you. Your Colonel has informed
me that YOU are blameless-I ask your par
dom would not do injustice to any, much
less to one whose character is so respectable. 4"
All this was said with his hat of, and the
rain pouring on his reverend head.
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NEW GOODS ! SPRING FASHIONS

a The largest aud best assortment of
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS ~
60 ever offered in Central Indiana, may now -
be found the establishment Of the subscriber,
prising all the STYLES OF fashionable Beaver, Outer
Moleskin, and silk Hats; Friends Otter and Brush
Hats every variety of sof Hats for and boys
new and attractive styles OF Spring and Summer Caps
and a beautiful assortment of
STR.fB' GO0DS,
all Of which will be found well worthy the attention o.
purchasers. WiLMOf. Halter,
marl3-d3t-wIw West Washington st.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-15
INDIANAPOLIS STEAM ROLLER
SHEET IRON FACTORY,

1--WE UNDERSIGNED are prepared @ih their
L new iron shop and improved machinery. cxctliI
by other establishments &C New York: With
constant practice OF twenty YEAR The business guar
antee the public supply of bsiler-. and sheet iron
cimncys of any size description furnished Gincin-
prices. surrised la quality an dura-
b, IN the Union. Al kinds 81 repairs promrfl, eye
euted nj the Iron Sh0u PENNSYLVANIA slree;
kEISlIAM q SINKfR
l Near (ra1 WtsFks. Iutlfa
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KNOW NoTHINGs DEFEATED!

Democratic, Anti-Know Nothing Vic
tory in Jennings?
/ The first gun from old Jennings has been
fired. The election in the town of Vernon
for corporate officers has resulted in the com
plete Triumph of the Democrats.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-15

GA Mrs. CRoss, living in Marion county,
XIV, was burned to death last week by her
clothes taking FIRE.
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Anti-xuow Nothing victory in Massaehusstt

Anti-Know Nothing Victory in Massachusetts,.
We give the details of these interesting
elections from the Boston Post:
Know Nothingism has shout taken its
fight from Action the last that was seen of
1 it, the president of the lodge was going west,
the secretary south, and the remainder of the
lodge are about changing their name to Hin
docs only siXty-nine cents worth left The
election resulted in the choice of William ID.
futile, town clerk James Z. Billings, FL
bridge q. Parker and Samuel Jones, select
men; Samuel Hosmer, Francis G. Dwight
and Daniel futile, assessors; John NJ. Miles,
William ID. futile, and Luther Conant, Jr,
school committee Luther Il. FOrbush, con-
stable--citlzens' ticket and opposed to secret
political societies. For county treasurer, Sted-
man Buttrick had 145 votes Amos Stone,
X. N, had GO. The town is redeemed from
the scourges, and if they were to have few
more speeches from Slack, Bowers and Wood
bury, there wOuld not be solitary know
nothing left in town. So says our cores
pendent, "a friend of equal rights
/ In Westford the know nothings made a
desperate rally but were defeated at every
point, and, what is rather surprising, there are
three clergymen in town, neither of whom
belong to the secret order, and they were all
placed upon the school committee.
In Salem, Joseph Andr9ss, X. N, was
chosen mayor by 1919 votes, to S13 for Ma
thaniel Sillsbee, citizens candidate. The
citizens made a pretty good fight. X. n.
Aldermen were also elected.
In Walpole, the X. Ms were beaten.
| In Seekonk. OLIVER CnAFFE, rmocrat
was chosen town clerk, over III. q. Stewart
present know nothing member of the House
Of Representatives. The democratic ticket
was chosen throughout by considerable ma
jority, and with the exception of school COM
mittee. Sam - is repudiated in old Seekonk,
and good old fashioned democracy takes his
place
LExINGToN-The old battle ground is true
to the cause of liberty. Col. Isaac ii. Wright
was chosen moderator, and the old board of
seleetmen, supported on a citizens ticket, was
elected over the know nothing ticket All
the other town officers were also elected
against the know nothings.
In Foxboro', anti n Ms were chosen. In
Marblehead union ticket prevailed over the
X. Ms. In Acton, Citizens and anti Maine
law ticket chosen. In Stow ditto. In Marsh
field Citizens ticket succeeded, also in Ply
mouth.
In Amesbury union ticket was elected
over the Know Nothings, by from 10 to 200
majority. j. Nayson, Democrat, was elected
moderator; Joseph Merrill, Democrat, town
clerk /; and Vim. ID. Bartlett, Democrat, Jo-
siah Challis, Freesoil, and Alfred Goodwin,
Wing, Selectmen,
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-15
AMI Nnow Nothing Yictories.

From the New York Tribune we extract
some items. The sum-total is that the Know
Nothings are well whipped.
CATTARAUGUs Co.-In this County, which
went strongly Hindoo at the last election, Is
ont of the 81 Supervisors are Anti Know
Nothing. 1t is noticeable fact that all the
Hindoos are elected by theskin of their teeth
while Ants are all chosen by large and re-
spectacle maosities. Light is breaking in old
Cattaraugus.
ONEIDA, Co-Returns from all the Towns
show the Board Of Supervisors TO stand
Wings Is; Democrats Is.
ALBANY. Co.-The Hindoos were routed
in the West Troy Village election. The is
sue was made distinct Martin Witbeck,
Anti Hindoo. was elected by $50 majority.
The Trustees are Of the same stripe. A jubi
lee followed in the evening.
ERIE, Co.-The "chawing upp of the
Hindoos was more effectual than at first an
nounced. So far as heard from 10 Anti
Know Nothing Supervisors to three Hindoos,
| The towns carried by the latter are Collins
Cheektowaga and Hamburg = lone monu-
mcnts Of Barkerism in a county whose entire
iNCiCSdsiOh tdot bicii NOtOS d1dltlSl bON DcW-
ards reelection to the United States Senate
Troy, n. Y. = Besides Mayor, an Anti
Know Nothing Justice, and two Assessor
were chosen. Aldermen, IA Anti Know
Nothing and eight Know Neihings. Fou
ont of the seven Supervisors are Anti.Knov
Nothings. f
MADISON, Co.-Anti- Know Nothing Su
pervsors chosen in Cazenovia, Fenner an,
Nelson. Anti Hindoos as far as heard from
WYOMING, Co.--Accord:ng to the old par
~ aisxjieqzles. E9as I. : :. :.
daylight Americans and six midnight Hin
docs.
MONROE, Co. = The Rochester Democro
ofthe 9th, says, of the result on Supervisors
Wings 10, Locos II, Anti Know Nothing
20. Elected on Know Nothing ticket 8
This result sadly disappointed Hindoos of thi
city, who boasted that they would sweep tn
county.
ST. LAWRENCE Co.-The Republican give
a list Of the Supervisors elected at the lat
town-meetings in that county. 1t foois NJ
precisely rs it did last year-15 Democrat
and ID Whigs-all Anti Know NOthings
LYONS, n. Y.-Anti- Nothing tickle
electd
ADAMS, N. Y.-Anti-Kuo Nothing major
ity, 80.
WEsTFoRD, Mass.-Anti-K. N. ticket cleo
ted
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-15

Baby bawling in the night
Wakes YOU from a hoped for nap
Tumblng round at twelve al night,
To get the little wretch some pap.
Tell me-couldn't YOU
Spank II with some gusto:
Wouldn't youI
Little pleasure-little cash
Lots of little brats about;
Stable feeding-mutton hash
Future fodder all in doubt;
Tell me-shouldnt you
Cuss - yourself lilter
Wouldn't you?
1t the door your woman meets yOu-
Young ones all Join In one yell
Tenderly the broOmsiiek greets YOU
Don't YOU wish yourself in--Jersey
Tell me. ] repeat il. shouldn't you
Leave for California;
Wouldnt yOuy
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DOCTOR . rCHOLS.
RESIDENT DENTIST

HAVING FOfE THE LAST TEN NFtHS
devoted al his Time 10 ilep raciice Of he profess.
on. feels confident from has 1cnce. aud lsein,, IN
possession Il all The latest inpi nentisiF,
that The citizens % Indianapolis and surrounding cour-
Try will favor him with their patronage. iie hone. h,.
old customers ahA friends Will their inf.t s,s.' m ~
t.hac Al operations I,srf'lr'e.i ia ihe. = = ana
duralic
Once 1n Meridian street. OPPOSITE the new P..i of,c.
building. His maine nay b. seen % the window
julyI4d&wy
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OE Read, We loving mamas and doting
papas, what crusty, wry-faced, wrinkled,
ill-natured, forlorn, old batchelol has indited
% about hahias ~ otto
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7 osT LaND wAREaNT...TUp pm

IL licishercby notified thai Bounty Land Warrant n.
$685. dated 5i 81 October. i-s4. I.l
sne under the act of Congress 4f September l-,o A.,
Mrs. Mary Hoglsnd (WideN) fer military service. al
James Hogland ldecoass-l under Col X. NJ J,.la.aa
has been lo-t
SAID warrant mailed from the Pension Onlce =
Washington city. 10 r. Bararr. Esq. IndianaTolis Ind.
Mr. Barnard has o. Texas. hHt that he
received said warrant Al prisons hereby netihcd
mot Ia purchase said warrant + Tie rstiui properly
of the under~igned. Ia whom 81 va s-ned. Thai sle
has entered csrsrf IN The General Land one. 20 pre-
vent the issuing Of Iicu h frauiulefi claimant.
The undersigned intends a. apply tohe Commissioner
of Pensions for a duplicate 81 such Narrani.
NARY HIGHLAND.
Marion county. Ind. Feb. Is ls-s5. feb2s-wGw
X(ruGTTAKER's voI'. uew
WFKDEN a CHANBEKIATN.S.
mari ri seoreasi of Capitol Hsuse.
4 NGBS on LtFkaND ElnE
~ ns~ work al
wERDEN q cHAMBERIAIN.s.
r%fl W sddoor eas Capital House.
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l. BROWNS EssENCE OF JAMAICA

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