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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27
Cosmopolitan Art Asso-
s0ciation.
SEC IND AR.


sociation.
SEC ND EAR.
A ARRANGEMENTS for The Second Annual
n Collection of this new and popular In
stitution for the diffusion of Literature and Art,
have been made on most extensive scale.
Among the works already engaged is the far
famed
"CenOa Cruciix,"
which originally cost Ten thousand Dollars.
In forming the collection, the diffusion OF
works of American Art, and the encouragement
of American genius have not been overlooked.
Commissions have been issued TO many of the
most distinguished American Artists, who will
contribute some Of their finest productions.--
Among them are three marble busts, executed
by the greatest living Sculptor, HIRAM POWERS
GEORGE WASHINGT ON,
The Father Of his Country,
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
The Philosopher,
DANIEL WEBSTER, +
The Statesman.
special agent has visited Europe, and has
made careful and Judicious selections of For
eign Works of Art, both in Bronze and Marble,
Slatuary, and choice paintings.
The whole forming large and valuable col
lection of paintings and statuary TO be distribu-
ted free among the members Of the Association
for the Second Year.
Terms Of Membership.
The payment of Three Dollars constitutes
any one member of this Association, and en-
titles him to either one of the Magazines for
one year, and also ticket in the distribution o.
the Statuary and Paintings.
The Literature issued to subscribers consists
of the following monthly magazines: Harpers'
Putnam's, Knickerbocker, Blackwood's, House
hold Words, Grahams, and GOdey's Lady's
Book.
Persons taking Ave memberships are entitled
TO any five of the Magazines for one year, and
to six tickets in the distribution. The net pro.
ceeds derived from the sale of memberships are
devoted to the purchase of works Of Art for the
ensuing year.
The Advantages Secured
by becoming member Of this Association are,
tst Allpersons re c,ive the full value of theil
subscription at the start; in the shape Of ster-
ling magazine literature.
I'd Each member is contributing towards
purchasing choice works Of Art, which are Il
be distributed among themselves, and at the
same time encouraging the Artists of the coun'
agency. s II s.t
Persons, in remitting funds, should remem-
Der to give their post office address in full, sta
ting tho month they wish the Magazine to COM
mence, and have the letter registered at the
Post Office 10 prevent loss on its receipt, Q
certificate OF membership, together with the
Magazines desired, will be forwarded to any par
of the country.
Those who purchase magazines at bookstore:
will observe that by joining this Association
they receive the Magazine and free ticket all al
the same price they would pay for the Maya
zine alone
For Memberships, address
9 l. DERBY, Actuary G. A. A.
At either of theprincipal Offices, Knickerbock'
er Magazine Office, 348 Broadway, New York
or Western Office, 166 Water Street, Sandusk,
Ohio. subscriptions received by
|. J. COMBS, Honorary Secretary,
NOV 13 6teow.] Ironton, Ohio.
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RLANk Summons SubponaS, &c., q
csSsS g. :siS Ss:P siss: e. - s.sssa. .ss
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1n HHDS. Fair New Orleans Sugar.
lO just received. and for sale by
nov 10 ORLANDO J. HOPKINS.
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Rio, Mocha, and Java Coffee.

Imperial, Gunpowder, and Black Teas,
All orders sent us will be promptly offended
to, without any disappointment as 10 qualit,
and price of goods, or the time of their dcliv
cry. Our old friends, ana every BODY else, are
respectfully invited to call and examine ou
stock. lNOv. 6, '55
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WILL y rssi' Y nsassss' soos OF sAes:' 4 :sv,.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27

THOR RENT.-The STORE HOUSE in Rod
gers Block, lately occupied by A.. p.
Kouns & Sons. For terms, &C., applyto
sgs J. M. CLARKSCN, :
Q noy6 Office over w. d. Kelley's Bank.
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IT 4 bells Sup S. F. Flour, received on con-
lIi signment, and for sale by
CLARK L. NELSON.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27

A ARRANGEMENTS for the Second Annual
n Collection of this new and popular In
stituton for the diffusion of Literature and Art,
have been made on most extensive scale.
Among the works already engaged is the far
famed
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27
RYSPELAS, SALT RHEUM, AND
SCORDUTIC HUMORS.

No remedy hns ever done much for The cure OF
discusses ofthe Skin, whatever form they mny n-sue,
ns hi. Ointment. No ease OF Snit Ri,.urn. scurvy,
Sore Heads, Scroilln or Fry ,pcins, long with
stand It's influence The inventor hns travelled over
many paris OF the globe. visiting the principal ho-pi.
ln' dispensing this O,nimeni giving advice ns to its
applications and has thus been the means OF restoring
q ~ he rs IN Ipnl
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27

We have just opened large stock Of Queens
ware and Glasswae, and can furnish complete
sets of the latest and most elegant styles of
Stone China, white as snow; also large as
nj ,,f
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cases Superior Tobacco receiv-
i ed on consignnieni-drecti from an Eastern Virgin
in Factory. Authorised 10 sell favorable terms
us Cincinnati, houses. CLARK X NELSON.
JuIy 3. 1855 -29y.
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YOUNG AMERICA AHEAD y!
10000 Dollars Worth of
ROOTS ANN cunEC

CG PAIR I.ndles' black satin and white Kid slip
cO pcrs, Philadelphia make, on hand nj
HARPER AZ Co.'S
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-11-27

t00 PAIR OF II. Bell & Co.'S. Custom Made Mo-
lOO rocco Lace Boots aud Jenny Linds VETS and
Turns, warranted noit rp,by
HARPER & co.
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,lEEEG CRAP HIyC NENlisf
s. By the n ationaiFiiine.
Observation-Disclosures F
COMMISSIONED.

sat6 WA&aENQTVSt febs W. s
Srx4TE-t Conclusion Of Tbetlar$ ptoese3l,
mas -Tke debsIe Wts fatker coailnded bY Bot;
let, Geyet, Pe7tee, SeWSEl, MatOb, Case, Eyaasl
Bell sad otherS, wkep,' st late hout TIE question
was tSksn, and lie bill P1Sss5l-yea8 q, nart 81,
The Senats then gieAt into Executive s+9&iou,
sud upon IiSrE S6ietQntd.
wlmlxs7oS, Feb. 30.
SGxAHE.-Af'et SUhdTy imnortSat matters, jig.
ev&iion siote between M. Bshi3min And S4WStj,
Hespetiine Tx late meeting Of shp oUn!'s ia
Nev Yo'k, regat5isg the Viii nt1viJihe Tot tie eat.
rage Of pas&snSetS Ia steam and oaAer vessels.
NJ. Cas- arose to mskoa Pstsou5i eNr'Ansttonin
relsiSH 10 Lo!d C!attujcn'S tixeehIa p1liiS.
meal, 10 Vhich he tAI dreIltel the alliance Of
FfAnee mol only r=tfecb t'aI . eOg'ftnth9n u
policy URb fevaIl 4, both LtniSpLeEes.
ilnrSE.-7Nt. Benefits 'blil, grating LAMBS
eqIally 70 the &sTsrsi SRGss II rtI:V5d HGtpcStS
VAS latj on t6s table.
4 Til paSsftl ame a5itOfy Of The g13duA;tah Ias
Of last session, pteTMiak t!,a sfdariE d Ps''ohs
catering laplLlay Il Nsde teioEs 40! PFope'y ~
Ghot3eI Officer, uujtt slCa retdtsliInS As tie Sec.
tet1Ey Of TIA lhxncr uSJ prescribe, With0Z.t, At
NOW, Ee3r'nnc tam 20 g 10 ne iaad od.:e toi
that perr,i-.
Tie touse wen. into e3snFai,iec on he C.val
and DiNIoaas!.e appropriation tii,.
Tie a5il uas hlsc.,siej Il sons !sns'h snl ser.
ersi aG+HdA0=ni1 adopted; che sHaag e:RsEy ap.
rt9ptiaeiEH $4,000 10: lie enlargement Of 'he
PItloiits Department, sad spoghsE sgPtar'iaias
like sun 70 ID. extension OF Toe TsvSiui3 "I:id.
iaes.
TIE committee then sro.e, bat siiSou: AHy e.
ihie Nt.ioa on the bill.
Nouse at;o9rae!.
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city Council.
LAST NIGHTS PROCEEDINGS.

4 special ueeIiss Of Council us' hal !ss'
satit!a consideration Of aIs0'ssnHsi.oR o: ne
Ute Department, taI ihe S:.acss"; Of 1'''!
s.s,sst lie ssyetai Companies.
S.5srAl Usdasuess httsiotote ttPn'!Sl had q o.
rslrssding.
\ eoaman,s..ion fen Sue csaus! oA'o Raj.
ra.!, making au s1plsaa,pn Of lhs tsnlsssl 0i
IS coru,nl;;sv sprsi0tsj TO eonie' ws'a TIE Nai'
;ys. Coa.ai.ise Of WbeenuE. vas teal and ts'
,.uri to Ale COMMITTEE GU KaiItost*.
ne CVune,i p;ocersct 70 The eOnsiIeratoa .!
ss..., bus agsius he Fie DrPsrlCDsn'. The P'y.
ars, Of vlith was Recommended by Iie Vtie'I' Of
.s,.ts! oosupsuss spd " he COMMITTEE ca Fife
DsptrBsu,. 4 .oas dEcas.@a spsse'''
Ea.s ltlins, tt, F,tst Wbsrirus Hoss conPan!
10 rs sa,osa, ot siS9we ,1detse 20 hs P''t.
Bmts atsiast tbs independents Comps ~ 10 We
.zos4, Of $50 uere ! 40, ANA nsOison Ma9: 10
Isy!Ssm-!esi.
sIasn navel laat lst wits Of 'h:s eouFa'
u, IL sG.l.. teal sspItstety -t1ntsJ.
r. Hs.a,s' Iii ci sis Wss, On rD1,'oa Of M.
Ssssu.y, lejettej, and 500, IS payment Of 'hv
ebs.s b,It, ,sndvtsd. fhs follOsiuf tiIls Htts
c;.s,eJ 10 " rs,4: Jas. rUslVn IT. u. LoE' !"
s..e6. ~. ". ysssoa 1885, x. Z. AiiIr' y
O.. $4,5?, &. Il. Bststssoa s3,o!. TIE V'as'
laus ,sa,as. tbs conp,ny Ssts e'ibss l''d ca 1ts
uE.s OF IrjstisJ.
Gs.rs, co,.p,ay.-Bilu Of D. No:e& Bio.
$3.50 Orjs.sd 10 be rnrAi all Otttts rrjsS'sd ct
tss,usl.
RsEs4 sa i! Rssty c,.--Tte tollovtne bills Of
ds.si 10 /. p,,5: =. Hays & Co, e, ). Boiisy 4
Co., sit.i0, Bpsay, L.tile Il Co., IS. Joseph
Ci;Re so, c. Silt: Sl2,ti.
Peunoa q J. X. Bosiotl, 70. The !ayn.ni Of
clam Of $40, sSoned iOttAe ttspsa, ia1d on
I'VE iaSe.
AJj,grned ,Ori3sT eEe"ing.
(Tae sb5,e csa!itatss 81 AOuts p,oaee3,nEs.l
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MAN NMnK .IARHET.

Fss. ?0.--vioyi Litbet, Ri;A ss..i q Foo1 OF
Il $,iisg05; Sou:hsIa S,iS'9.2S. Whrt; uia'
.s6e! wi.a ss!rS Of SouILeI1 r'S 3; gig. Coz
sss;e ioWst with sales Of 4sst'n iulJtd u 1885
Pcs active aud shtdv tifaer, ssteE 9! 60 VII
i, S,!,ijl$5 G9t Old nes sat Pl.ae mess !; :.S
1889. Httt Elm. Lzii uocainss,! ra.,
MISTY 80. Ro Ctdse fla, ss!es q SOD t.si
Al eac;sur >, ssJgl, Sarsr GtE. NaasS's nc
p'es4-i II 25,?1. LiR'srd Sii h'taer, sales ofi4,
U:il { Is :; 1tEii.
Co.,ca d.n. SAILS 1870 5a.es 30. M,3d!.og 81
ate.; trlspt st.
IS IS SIS, AltSsat t'ssl. t. lie 4Sl. Care. 4 To,
l7jo Ga Residing ttl. Penn. Ces Co. W.
4. &. Cemrst t1nIesd l2uSs 9il. MieniEs'
S3a,lsra Isl. Canton 2sj. Gem tslsai s5l.
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1.-THE Missouri I,ftisstnle, bs1ins bstA bal.
!c:ins unsnetesstnlly 70! &. $. Senator reie ti.aa
iafig lines, have Al length sol i;re, sa sdisu.nel
The Convention nu'ii Called lote;het ~ coaeos.
teDt ttsnu!iOrs. As lie So,ins kis t!ea til sane
on ell The ballots, ii is doubtai sny tc'Lstpio
eSeilags can be had 6uEiag Tie present session.
10 the eoar.- Oi this DISCUSSION which tespi:ej in
the postPoa,:seh;, Col. Dopiplan. tue Ming cau.
diJste, who is ment<t Of iLe Legislature, sad
lb1t be an3 sit. 3'cmson agreed Ga ,as P6"sip!ss
Of tie KahIas.! Eeh!sshs Till.
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Ap1reu Eltl9 aO,l NiE- Ch,fii!,

n,vid RroEp, Jobs Eroub. Arm RroW0. jllR RFoRG
! StIDusI fIta Grl vie SHrIE, TInma Il Er0TI. 81
Rna BIoER, WtsIkt41ca wsIneI, Antl;a war
rel. ard F1ita wtnKr. keiIA ~ RW o! kAEa letai
6tettSeA, ate WitE q lNhc ntetA
Sill 10 cAiiftIy 10 he ctNtGi tOs o. Nltkti!c why
10 stI bPRt iR seventy IN NJ bsl'S u $40 khIi lRtd
tet EhaIt a tceibir tisfl o. hna % Grave tex. IL
NAr1AIE toyat! IrFSdE, tt6 vi lie sac q The btlt
due GEtH i; j, Ri sFlrt IL ItVeilII
Viz said AetEAHt3i Wtb ~ lot6e iANt Tx CeEIHt'
song tTIHSntA 70 Hlle EQtiiicE o. taa tItSt o. Hd
teWeeS lie O4iTS q SD tl lEt%s md ID. I*r Ett
bS On md ihe tA1ss HiV ~ 10 tOHa H1l tKi tp LEI
NJ tjrt au5 afsO 70 ensUCe aieIlsI tue tA!G thIt q
~ I,f AZ aid Eliza INtA' ~ ooHStntItE divided
biweeB llEaA viii ~ ttk ssps asy d Ftttwt!, is5
isid Ci,SsSt toaIt sSE MAnktA EGRhlY, Sirst'aS.
SsS GNHEEH MYERS 1Nb Eut.
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dTNr. Dtkeoa, Of s,a,h CsrOliOs, United
ssatts ConsuI 10 EGYPT has addfsaed letter 10
Or. GiRbs., Of Columbia, $. G covering rsopo.
sal fs an ltslian named l.allis, VIC is engaged in
agricultural putsaits 10 Egypt, 10 teyeai to The
people Of tie Cni;el S;ales a discovery lie has
inside, BY which 'so etois Of ne: can be ttawn
in singIe s.tson and uha stta, sAsiu. ia The
expense st ittissGoR. The ustL,i j,,,rg SIMPLE,
and be thinks it mar april VIII c6psl s3y.a;sgs
10 o!k:l rtalas besides tee.
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TGTEEs Crs.t. H.r.:srs.t 1r-Ibe err Il t::!itAbF
l, tSHe Ce,uGrOIt !,oes tlSai. j. H. ISttU42 We
IA q ~ " Ie-aanY IssitG il tTSas - * tSfts"-
kLtSAnuEta, ptEsfs4s NttS's =, a.. AID $rFpA Ne;
SCSS U4t0SeS AID EenAsA LQDA! KS HAD1fVA's H.
tlEt LlS ~ H5."l!9I.
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Tpr "FiLurtsrtGs."-N q s;ais,l Rat TIT S,.
~ Dsp.rtnt n, has issued Otdsts to New Yo'k, n.
OheGas ,ad Bostoa TO keep in state Of Tsersrsl.
urss etr,aia steam Eessels ehanetej by TIE Gov
e,anem stlhe .ro reeks since 10 meet tasty de-
naoI. Two n,i11,e stt1me's lave teeh eA'tIsi'
cd BY eOyes,apea, ia Ner Yot, ore ~ Boston
saI iro iu Ssr 0sle. ns.
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pTbe aevrpapts Of ssn Frspeaeo seem e
te1a 6saa:i,l 5i6eDIty. The Alta California,
TIE Oldest p,pet ia The Sssis, has Heta sod BY tie
SAtdE. k.st tOufhs IN ty iaIies 10 Tie oaes FOL
sla.no. Tie SUI is sIso 'dye'iise3 ii sale BY
tie ShedG; ana lastly, The Head has bttn st'
iteLeB.
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p,,,.,. rl.o 6esife Ihat iheir coanqnica,ioas
.1.:eas1 10 u, shall Iecelye attention, mus gre
:, tAe:t pAuts. TIE teasoas fer ,Lis role ste too
n.ax,ogs TO sntion, s"d Pstsons Of tie 'atslll-
rsaee ey,aesi ia enSaynops communication
mllts Ne VI freqaer1iy receive, ought 10 uajet.
sand sn3 tppteeiale ii.
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Ny Cr7LrG's Bnxrrr1. !, willie seen II est2
II ,as,ket caluaa. will tlke plsts At The AILene.
va On Ftl.y evening. STE is deserving sc.
.,,s. ani iAe p.css se!ecsel fol the OstaaOa viii
f,tI bet isitn6s lbd ldmitst; an OPpanuni,J u
,r5J,lar Lst bes: pc, ;esm1acts
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IrTke NeE Yott Ttmss AN that TIE O'nioon'
uortt TO LET' utre ptvt5 20 puuetoDsia the
city al dpte tie Fist Of Fe3lcsty, aH3 proceeds 10
tsa, isaeivps lesson en- nttopolis'n s1irarh.
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.cnyPlPVFn.

W.snYeToy, Ps1. ?9.-J9tn Appleton Ts;
eonEtne3 SIS See'e!;ty o. ItYsN9n Z: s.oa's9a.
S. S. Cox Of Om9 MAS evni,g:'l as s::;:AFY
a Legation &,Pe..
3,tins,ava' toDituei IS ID Apdi:ob 10 place
t!f. DaU.
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Backed Out,

Es;4ott IHTTttlaIxctt:
Stt by ttAs eosrnR:'S FansT tint Hr parridre E:tI
M tE int Ff1 IL 'ts7RHsw E:Fl Vt;h tHy sSfsF
IlA tefeS TO Iqoe; IOG IS pWo3l &c SttRFuss
81. ostr I,iail u ms OF iSsUe kGhah lhnNInR W
.be brttt 6. Pittnases, iE tLsit tTue hibi
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crrr nYsPEPslA, rILEs. I'D.
E,1sse.s. w.4aAg:Ss ~
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a.iii Ia, !sSt.
!E:..s. H-.::--rr Hs=E-:;3
IR>r S.il -! Eas ipfsEt!, ~ ;titblet t1te, "a
;ry 4af;ha'X NEss.tSs 1It.Sfe He' NItr&ftiSs villa
ELs ia EGf;s4 as a0Nl afSILNHltA Get diIitSS
IL: ora. rs'rlts4 ard gs4 vae hous, Roa Il 0E:it
u CsTe4 re- . Sc ireaesA u:heiS TO III Z. rAi u
;s44 Bb0 have tItEisis, II :ieF Rin l4e HlE47.at3
He2E;tEH 1irCtgIt, i; wi.l ferilIt4! Csle SAela
Yt.4fI, ~. seat te.Ete;s
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: . - ~
EIE,E

ClGyELtvp. reb. 2au.-A 1t: oeec''e9 :: &c
n4yt. Oils. last nisAi, CONSUMING ttr sol: o.
Cso<el. Wi!eoS 4 Co., anl i;e Pcsi9Idts AL is
etBIsHS.
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A RttESr4xy SssX4A -odest SaaSs'oa tt'
te,ysd ,htv4sh The posi.offss tie oihsf 1sy, i4s
i.liouius Pt.eioas communication witch ne gre
,;traa!. spelling AMI all. The style IS 'eoi lie
.2os. Asajy otn',s. yst tue substance is Eo' v'ih'
o.S go1i ,ds.es:
Ptrpye rAs; steals bAs trouble fo' j bsT s'oub's
t.yv ;tA u FIVE vets asd blr quit i'' haven;
ra.ts enny thing BY sisalsn h@tS.s have gut ne
Bs.ts.I dou: what s4ul 10 lDcGtr nsonsy rs Ia.
t!y lot ne 10 haT dSat Wh8ni m0ae!
." - " WILLIAM FEAY.
iwlnl'o cit jgs.tes Witaoal stsa:snI b1T 1sh
rtsA. IrsSsi M t.I iuI~o.ge u'sS"sEps essl
loon aul Trey vas sSlsep vu tue t'S!e Its4rt ani
~ ts.i enay Thug itp.O esVrs W'ehn'ms ba' F.'I
slry my KEGS could evsn 60 it:Vu TIE Jais c91ti
cIva ike J1lr IS iasi a. you Rare iEs"je NJ Esvs
"a Tue met Sui sVu 10 ~o'k tnasA 1A.s 1ud Gta4
Tag IytA Iisia: eooIi hes gu justice iCi Sisai
AsLtn Lees not itieu lLe it1ln.
WILLIAM FEAY.
Ae<enrpMps tie ssoSe, wsFs sOR~ 't'J
erspAt dr.s .afs o! lie soYssstEgas keys ts'eE'ro
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.ArarSrru,-Nt. l.n,lsoa sill make bis laii
ts.,-,tsute Ga3 take tEudt, to hitA', sPpsa'iaE
!. Ig41uri ia SLaks9sate's lnssietP'sts. Thsrs
s,s I,ry stU rstHOns OF wLan We voa'd rsaIoEe
% ~, tSs1 can Pstte's El.rte' in s'sa rass'S's
s.,,e. tut when we say Nj. Jsuison tsa PstFOtm
i; rsE, ve say thai rL;ea Sc tu0as, sud deem any
isuset endorsement uaascesasry.
Tie ,t;etptcs AID t,aey daneIaG ate such as
make tue mtai Ausacsiye variety.
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TUX RyEE.-Lss, eyeawg, tAsse Wtre sI1 lee:
v4,ss ia he eAaunsl and tsliias. Tae ice IS skill
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vss made !es,stday by thv sissaer i!s.aaO's.-
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