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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-24
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New:1lork Daily Gribrute.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER "a, 1856.
Just Pubiished:

4 Tract for Americans; Containing the Hon 2. B.
NOpCAN's SPEECH in the House Of Representatives
"Msrd FILLMORE" George Law and Chsuncey Skaters Rea
p. for repudars Fillmore and Doneson and the Action of
H.. Know Nothing State Convention Of Syracuse the Re.u
ton c.r,unns Bully Brook dsstsdly Assault Senator
sumner Prce, " cents per dozen 81 D per hundred
$40 per thousand
Modern Democracy" the Ally Of Slavery |:
SPEECH of the Hon. NJ. w. TAPPAN Of New Hampshire,
in the of Representatives July % 1855 Price, % cents
per dozen 81 70 per hundred; $40 per thousand
Also, LIFE OF FREMONT in WELSH. will be ready |, ,
days Price per dozen 10 cents per 100 81 So per 1000
SO.
SUMMERS SPEECH in WELSH. Per dozen. 40 cents;
per 100, 81 So per 900, 20.
Orders inccsiug the cash, 10 be addressed to
GREELEY l. McELRATH,
Tribune Office, New York
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I,ox,s K.TuarRoN.-The Editor of The New.

all hrury says: ave have read numerous I'm
H. st ;,g,nt and respectable respecting that
s,Uot and Hair Preparation, Lyons ka;haon' and
~ ~, 10 saw from experience that there
no .s rticie he world that will compare with th. IN it
sr nc ,nt alton Of Ggccableues chrApEess and general
y hee Sold oycywAeTc, ~ all d'-es, t'T - cents per
l.
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PALPITAIION or THE HEARr.-Dr. 5. 5.
FircRs HEART CoRREcroR Psaon and other forms
of Heart Disease For sale III Broadway aud by all Drug
si.,. AGENT. wanted Address Dr. s. 5. FITCH
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HEARINGS PATENT CHAMPION FIRE PROOF

HEARINGS PATENT CHAMPION FRE-PRooF
BAvEs-Wh HALLS Patent Powder Proof Locks the that
were swarded separate medals al the Worlds Fair London
1851 and Worlds Fair NewYork 1858 and the only Amer
Lean Safes that awarded medals al the London Worlds
Pair $500
The P~ien.ee placed 900 IN gold in the exhibited at
she Worlds Fair London aud invited AL the pick locks in tho
open with without the keys aud take the
money as g reward for their ingenuity
The subscribers and their agen the only persons author
sed to make aud sell HERKNGs Patent CHAMPION SAFE,
with Halls Patent Powder. Proof Locks
s. G. HERRING d Co., Green Block,
No. md and No, M1rray-s n. Y
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WLDERs PATENT SAIAMANDER SAFE, wiz

WlIDERS PATENT SAI-AMANDER SAFB, WIN
SteGns harvin's improvement The best Safe In tho
worlds Secured by the celebrated La Belle PowdeProo
Lock With small keysll made under the immediate In
spectiop of Mr STEAKs who has for Ia years sIPer1
their during which time not dollar
Worth property has been consumed III one Of hen2S hav
ing tested in accidental fires
Warranted free from danpness- For sale by
SIEARss MARVIN, Nos 40 Murray and l46 Wstef'st
Safes Of makers \ reduced prices.
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WIGS - HAR-DYE - WIGs.-- BACHELORS
WIGS and Tour have improvements peculiar 70 their house
They celebrated AL the world for graceful beauty
es-. and nyftting to charm The largest and best
sock In world Twelve priyste for APPLYING
Eusou. DYE Sold BATcHELoK's. No 28 Broadway
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kelly FERGUSON No 29l broadway and No 81 Resdes,
have full and choice stock Of BRocATELLBs SATIN De
LANES WoRsTED DAMAsEs, LACE and Muslin CURTAINS,
CoRNIcES GImPs which offered at the lowest prices
WINDOW SHApLs-Our stock OF WINDOW SHADES Is the
lsxges York and superior manufacturing facilities
enable goods lees than other houses We in
vito the attention of close buyers.
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Modern "Democrncy,s the Ally Of SLAYER

TO CORRESPONDENTS
DAVID B. HuEBARD, Belviderc-Whst State
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Cents W ia recommend its'E
No. I62 BROADWAY.-LOyET'S WAHPENH vii
restore Gray Hair s youthful appearance aud badness
Gall sud those who have been and bald and now
have perfect heads Of hair when young by using the
WAnPhkt
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rh.a Dysentey Collie Group Chronic Rheumatism, &c. by
DR. ToBIAs's celebrated VENETIAN LSINESr warranted TO
cure or the money returned. Price % or 30 cents Depot No
b Sold by the Druggists throughout the u s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-24

CRIsTApoRo's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE.-What
au.sc the matches the black and browns i'm
parts absolute certainty of producing the tint required
Five only required for the Sold and ap
Piled At his WIG FACTORY, No. 6 Astor House.
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For PAINS, RHEUMATISM, SORE THROAT, &c
Dr. BvsHs MAGIC CREAM LMInEST gives instant relief in
the above diseases Principal Depot No. 100
Also by GUiOs, Of and Grandst. PTice .
cent Will its.lf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-02

TouraruorrT N "A gent % 1ste
..... a, ,-,,, ,..- 60, : =, ,..,s -,
Ih"sg He Ohhed Stases ofop y va 'd'a1e'a-S1A'
ing from PhiddeipA,a and Arrival fa yGpon-Ssrrse1
a, ua, l,ss 7r,D "a tYy,rasioa of A., Can
-, -, 80, - -, -,
"a0"s'-Do"'eD Do'" - oAe'-e'NT" " "'r-'""
fecys Dv,y-Dcttn md LSsecss On b,rgd-Ports ITS
ed
- ,..-, e.-.-- -, -, - ,.,. r, =
~ NN'0 seVp ~ '~N- i' -
Roo.es commander arrived At lSo navy Yard ths dsy
fyonday) forty two DAYS from n, Ue,cra.
The vandsis wr@ hti.d cut az tla phtladr mia Navy
YARD ard wsr, n eornr..sou On ,he ian ~ Frpvrs,,
i<b satns fporu fbs ,cc urder tbe rnunsra sl Crn.
uanecr totn ropc o tor tho fast inda Cnia, snt ia
nan squadron March In the sare yaar 40, arrtv,rs
% The stat on N time 20 ecccrnauy sn psyry % hx
first trp 10 apan ,hc rsed 1oy sn 40 n nty fr tss
10 Cto. Islsnds The repdezvo,s a. ,b4 squalron cx.
uec,ns 10 n,eet H.. mcdoe thcre Ia ,hs ho~sy,r
Cart fope was sEap,outed 10, 90 tho btA of Ausgv,
sbep wtihin \ dars sal a. NHs Kape
BE- fpll IN wrt the tinted states steamers snsquehapas
ard Ms,slprH thc rmer hearing broad pcnrsnt o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-02

the EuropeaD seesemcuS and upon hc Anal sessrscsas
and imperial forces, Osps Pope prc,entod by
AD0,oan morch.ufs and stszenn With massive styes
tea set - token ef their appreciation of tho ,ee
vigilance and actively Displayed by him In Watching
the y eff1rc and safety Of tbs settlement
In DeCenoer 1865 Capt Pope took char oof tho K.os
6oDian, in place Of her recently deceased
Capt Abbott, leaving the vandats ia charge OF Ooss
DaDc er (lzte FIRST Leutenant) RO0tra.
The VaOaals lett Hong Kong hemewarg bound, %
the id OF March, 1850, eLco0Dter,zg ON her passas3
around the cape OF Good Hope violent storm n toutea
days duraots during whicha ncrnbsr OF vesses esss
dered or ulsmssged.
me Wanda Il wss three years, oeven month"; and ax
TEN day In nnisson sud In ttstuse aesu
than any vessel the station having 3st iron
her original crew twenty men by death. and GO mang
invaded kowe she vsitcd srcceesyely iu-ng ths
cruise the ports " Rio DE Jsnero Isw bay Scsapors
hacIc, Hong Kors, Wnanroa, Cumsincmcon, Napsa ~
spg, American a1cbofage Samodi, Ureque, Yokon ima.
Hakodsoi, ShanRbse, GuasaSa Foo Caow, Annoy, aanaA
Angler Point and 81. Helena
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iprS oF NOVEMBER
AiAS rocE wooIIy
Save NE IRON my Friends,
Grrfley Weed Heecter a %

The democracy Of Cold spring followed but in rather
scaniy numbers, considering the prosnqwV Of the
place.
The Newburg depptat4ca succeeds two marshsls bear
lpg headed sjib antcrR decorated with blue
rbbtos Among their hsnEcrs likeness Of continent
al soldier with the mott
We keep step 70 the music OF the Union
Thep Genes the EoDdgut, which gets three cheers.
Rich moud county sc1sry honored as county that
would ave the democratic candidate ], 900 majority.
The dcputaou OF Tho Ely of Albany got four cheers
They carried a banner win tne motto
x,nLfL Aunlfr1oSIsTs
4 NILn AMERICA
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lal,r 81 Tic sJay. If ibe slaye eooid ee psu ~ ~
as 10 allow him 90 DO ~ q advantage; S 4;
the evil mus. ircroese, and those VINO oo.'a -
ooD6deDoe in IT. einrn.y an p,rsa
ard WHO would preserve and perpetaan - r.,
.li.cts ~ IT, sch. yement-are cons " -
thS ,or,edv which the condition inIncdIs, en- -,
-. ar. io,c.d 10 yibrate between me ti'e'na'ee
.tci,i d;sin.,gYation and the slave trade.
a, go step Of reaction therefore, we move pecl
49, Se;eries which only find solution IN tne ne
me- ~ loose To pre4erye equality In point OF otes
y. in representation 10 nave an! saalf
- TO- in federal legislation; TO demonstrate the eth
~ ~ our institution, ard t7rn the hde Of comD.r'
~, LIVER from the North and even TO preserve the
asegrity Of our own peculiar system OF society there
To- ...ired TO be the necessity for opening up again
IN .,,cso If our foreign labor AZ with every othG
,sm the channel points us TO iis source; the recep-
I'm 81 -, much has fixed Us in the condition Of receiv'
1f our society is to flow in perennial current on
tbrougb human history We cannot cut it of now from
tic sniec,Slents To do 80 would occasion the DANCE
Of leaving il ,tagnant and unpoftable pool among
other living waters. We cannot preserve the peculiar
nature Of our society by taking s supply from other
sources and as would not have Us nature changed
ns we believe ttese streams Of intended Il
coumipee. that TIE union in unequal plains is rigtr
and natural and approved by Heaven, and consecraet
10 great and social ends should hold them open Il
co,nmiDge It'll, and orsahing all .ther forms Of socia
union would stu cling TO this.
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value 10 foe,s, mines, ws.erIpo~ers and water priv
Iere. 10 transport alton and rights Of way, anil lands
ard vested rgh,s all the country. now vaueless
would commend their prices in market as1 would be
an interest. bearing fund in the hands OF their pro
pne,ors. ,,, ,..-...
Admit then, that he .lave-.rsde would diminish the
value OF slaves and that it-e oud be Of the moe.
essential service to the men who want 20 buy them
and 10 thoee who DO not w.h 10 purchase the coming
of ov.ry single slave will add fraction N he value OF
eveIy oiher interest be possesses Land Is one con-
slucut of wealth but withou, labor s as 1uProd1ct-'
4. one of the sexes without the other; give 1t la
AID value. start at every inch upon its surface |,
,iIe for the wants of those who come up" :; IT,
i. buried now VI der evesy acre of land f., Smith csyos
Ira least go in gold, and the DIS hat tn sac
African is lsnded our shores 10 cultivate IL ,hs;
gold VII glitter upon lie suItac
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THE sLAyE-TRADE-THE CONCLUSION.
Fros II, ChGris.,on Standard, Oct g.

Fros he Chdftsfos SfahddTd, Oct ~
We come, at length, to the conclusion of views
upon the slavetrsde. We have shown, or We have
sought show that equality Of States " necessary 10
egsality Of porer an the SeAa.e Of tie Unioa; that
egvaliy Of population Hece'saryto equality Of porer
in tie Hogse Of Represeatatiresi hat cannot er.
ooHd our Gbor INTO Terrtories ritAOut decreasing i
in tie States and riat IS gained upon The frontier is
lo,t at he een.ers Of Tie institution that paupr Dle
labor rH not come 10 rpeton ciM our ,lares, and
# IL did, that EoU!d not increase N. integrity and
ir,.eth Of Sarery aad that, therefore, TO Aeequaity
Of Esuence the Federal Legislature, there the
assay for the Stare trade.
We have cough TO show, further, that without equal
iiy Of power in The Federal Government there is no
hope Of equality Of rights; that there s natural
snsgonsm between Abolitionsts and capital, and no
Necessary check the upon the other that both grasp
at Government; the one TO control Slavery the other
TO eoDr,l Il South; that they only differ in the fact
that while would 60 ahead at once, the ether would
graduate advancement; that while one would force,
the other would teal Us TO subsection; that our only
salvation s in our own capabilities Of resistance; sod
that at last if We would sr5vve and perpe,uae oar
form Of society, We nHs. Do e;g TO the North, or We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06
EVILS OF SURPRISING THE SLAVE
TRADE.
Foo The CAa,io,oa stsadsrl. on. =.

fF0sa Ih< A@IFFfftoH tfaNoaFe- Oh. q.
In showing yesterday that some, at least, Of the
evils Of Slavery have been o,casioDed by the want Of
slaves we presented the reasons fO- believing that tie
INEQUALITY ot the South 10 Tie NORTH A0s 6oE e,as.oR-
I'd by the s9ypress.oH q ne sIaecfraat. ard tat
<gualiy roAG rctarH, ndk all as co1s,q z>Ss, upon
as rc.toyafion /, has been asked, however why, L
make up our minds quit tie Union, shoud there
be any bother about equality Ii not equal 10 the
North, We may be equal TO the eligencies o. ade-
pendence, and that is enough We have no doubt
but that we viii be equal 10 oil the eIeencies Of Pt
zeal indeK endence without the daveIade' out there
will be ths difficulty. In spite Of al We may think or
coy abOat i: the whites and slaves hsye necessary
reference 10 each otha5; bsy Uo nc 'rr1' ,cr's-
pYes az sompi,Hs3s e enc ,Igc sys'en, aet ie tie
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A 6re broke out in the Hat Store Of X. 81
leocs. 90 Main street, below Third on Tuesday
evening last about half past nine. The build
ing vas almost developed In flames at the time
Of the discovery. The baildiug being frame
burnt rapidly, and soon spread TO the adjoin'
ing store towards Third street. which were
also frame. The one joining the store Of MIR.
Silence Was occupied BY Mr.. Rumpf ar Gro
Gerry Store, and the second, immediately on the
corner, vas occupied BY Mr.. Randall rs Har.
ness Shop. Mr.. Silence occupied the upper
portion Of his store . dwelling, the contests
Of which. together with his stock Of merchan-
disc, was entirely cousumed-even the clothing
Of himself and family were devoured by the ele-
ment. Mr.. Rumpis loss was not 40 great. but
the greater part Of his groceries were burnt,
among which were twenty barrels Of whiskey !;
these ut times exploded. which gave the impress
sion among the multitude that there was pow
der in the building
Mr.. Randall was fortunate enough, TO have
time for the removal Of the greater portion Of
his goods.
Besides the three buildings on Main Street,
there were three frames and one brick building
on Third street and the alley in the rear.
The FIRE was the work Of an incendary
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PROPERTIES or GurrA PERcHA.-ln some
experiments made recently at the United States
Naval laboratory, upon gutia prcha v'st
men,s, very interesting and valuable facts were
adduced in regard to the CHARACTERISTICS Of that
material. For instance. Iraj@ kcts, mad" oil
gutta percha fabric, were baled in the same
manner ~ fhc cloth clothing for the navy, un-
der pressure of thirty tons. They were then
placed over a steam boiler in the yard, and NJ
manned tor sixteen days, subject 10 the average
Temperature of 1876 deg nj tufes as high rs
2l2 deg. Gu examination. the garments were
found in the same state rs when packed There
was no adhcsions OF the folds, not any d'con'-
position Of the gut'a pereba. tine Jacket was
dipped 10 water, rolled IN, and ss~ej ny IA the
corners. but not pressed. and subjected to the
.zme heat for three consecutive days, on be-
ing examined, II va. found in a state wholly
fr@ from injury.
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The PresiAensai Election.

The following is n summary OF the laws and
constitutional requirements in the election OF
President and Vice President
|. Electors elected on the first Tuesday az
ter the first Monday in November.
2. Electors meet on the first Wednesday III
December, and east their votes. They then
sign three certificates send messenger with
one copy to the President of the Senate at
Washington. before the first Wednesday in
January another by mail to the same person
and the third deliver to the CniieJ States lis
trict Judge where electors meet.
,. Each State provides by law for filling
any vacancy in the Board OF Electors ocea-
stoned by absence, death or resignation Such
Of the electors rs are present are generally au-
thorisej TO Gil vacancy.
4. The Governor gives notice 10 electors OF
their election before the first "Wednesday in
December.
5. On the second Wednesday in February,
Congress shall b. III session and open the re
turns. The President OF the Senate shall, in
the presence Of the House Of Representatives,
open the certificate Of returns, rnd count the
votes The person having the greatest num-
Der Of votes for President, il such number he n
majority Of the whole number Of electors, shall
bs the President.
G. no person has majority as above
the choice is TO be made from the three highest
returned. The members Of the House, by
States, form themselves into Electoral Commit
tees, and the majority determine which IS to be
the choice Of the State--cacb State having on
ly one vote.
7. II neither of the candidates get major
ity Of the State before the 4th Of March. then
the Vice President shall act rs President.
8. 1.-THE people do not elect through their
electors . Vice President. then the Senate OF
the United States shall make the election IRON
the two highest candidates returned to them
BY the electors.
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tn. w,,x Cnor IN Missouri The vintage

Tue VINE CRor IN Missouri The vintage
IN Missouri, ~bi.'' ,v';;':'.s.,eei 4 rsk or to"
ago. will terminate in few days. According
10 the German poikstidn 81 Hermann, the
quality Of this year. yield Of vine bids fair to
be- excellent. IA the grapes have attained uni'
form ripeDes. and perfection hitherto uneqnaI'ed
The frui, nowhere exhibits any symptoms Of
decay. We regret 10 add, however, says the
Voik.tien, tina, IN point Of quantity the crop
does not realize our expectations Tn" severe
cold OF last winter injured the vines toe greater
extent than WAS at drst suppcssd. II ir not.
therefore, probable tina, the prices o' Caia~ba
wine will recede this season.
The prospects for next year are highly Ia
yorsble. The yibcs present. hca,h.er ard
more vigorou. appearance this TALL than ever
before. and unless the coming winter sbond
prove As severe as tn last, Hermann and is
vicinity will produce al least thirty thousand
gallons ~ wine.
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wide spread competence Of clothing hood And
shelter. among thu hboriug people,
Judged by this standard, ireland Is bad
enough Of now, let the following facts ex.
plain Laboriag men receive from six to eight
shillings per week, the year round, GU, OF which
they support themselves aud families 10 har-
vest time. yood hands get from two shilliugs to
two aud sixpence day, and hood; harvest w.
uen. from one shilling to oac and TOUR pence
AT present food bears the following prizes !;
Potatoes. from one shilling and eigh, pcucc 10
two shillings aud eight pence per ~ pounds;
cat meal. fifteen shillings rer l2o pounds; bread
two and hall pencr per pound butter one
shilling to thirteen pence per pound, and b,~f
or mutton from six to eight pence, but meat or
butter are articles rarely tasted by the poor la
borcrs They are the layuries OF the country.
indalg'i in by the poor only on grcat OCCASIONS
Ihcsc facts explain the condition of the peas
antry OF Ireland, from whose ranks the cpprcss
or England recruits her arines, 10 hold dcspo,
ic Russia, or il may b. ",llibusteriug, slave
holding America, IN check Hut the British
Government could not trust Irish soldiers
agaus, our !ag. for the Irish people 4 mean
the rca~ntry, who constitute the groat bulk of
the cmgran,s 10 the United Sta,es) rgari our
country with affection, as their Gully hope and
place OF refuge
The mechanics and trading classes. the huk
Of whom seem To make up the Protestant pop.
ulation in the parts Of Ireland We have visited,
nrc much better oil, AMI seem pretty comimta.
bly, situated. .Iourneymcn carpenters and ma
SONS receive. on an average, from about lnur
and n halt Ia five dollars pr wcek, calculated
in our money The servant girls Of the wealthy
classes AMI merchants a., from four 10 i've
pounds pr annum They are Of the best class
---tradcsmcn pay from twoic three pounds. A
shilling is equal to twenty-five AMI halt cents
Of our money, so that pound is about four
,iolars ami fifty "'ats,
We have reached the city Of Ennskillon
which belongs To Protestant lord Of the sninc
name, aud will visit some rarr antiquities IN the
nclghborhood tomorrow.
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Easastassl by the -s,as.s ~bisb sss attended ths
psbifaiios 81 LEsiiEr Iii.tNtHAtED hEwsiA
fgH sb."b s poS rbsisg ns assosd Taisss, tie Pa.
ytistaf hes JsissmBsi ~ ssisfa ~ he sob
sssJs's petite. Of BIS pf"nl. 10 tho "io~oa haAa
Fvsty tsaui sa6.snber ~ii have HI m,.hsy retained
BY the asst mail All tho paper sin he ssa as.tIf
foU-iF BE- ks term II ssbsaf,ptiob
rss, 10 ever 100 sabso'ibsf- 100 will have o,s.
a0osy ,stafesh ssd the scot ff ht MSaths shea
thsj remit "a aud Twelve hosihs shoe they rent,
Fvsry gtioa ~ u !, t.s.,.ss BIZ l.,ts, a, 9th
s,~s~ ~ III. ofiss ~ ss~sss strss,, ss~ S.ss .in
he registered IN baeh hep, by the Frotf-tos Lss.
III" pm nBmbsfs oil. be 40 ~ W, ", %, o., 20 49,
~ shA 100 In each hssd'sa. Pes-gps obtssns ssy al
thee Hgn.bsfs Will asa thst mDssy rsiars,a aud
PAPER sssttsss a. stoss
is'.oss atisis,ns the folio~ies nanb.r. 10 .,s,y
sssd IN sadIsa ~ she fs'siB Of their sslserp ian
inaAsy q. s,s,rs, ~iii fs,ess the LJis stsr psys-
40. 40, i.ay's toll Bracelet
d" SJ. snt.smsh's God wstsh thsis
-, ,'nid wsish, esther i.ady ~ G"stls'o,h' ,
A" go, lsdy's Gsia thatsisias.
40, ~ % Silver fes rpesss
80 100 Gold beaaFia
Joe, Ggll wsieh, '.ahsr i.sdy'- ~ Gsaii.@is's
w. Ds'e9nd sing, taiih1 ia,'s or a'nhs
81 ,gD, s.t Il liver bs..s,, rpooe.
100, Grssd Ho-sso"i psso to's~
Tbs.s pflgss al 10 given 10 the sane Hahbsft ~
81 AMI every tnnssssd n sdd'gs Ia ~" sssfnp'i7h
ss.y Lisx fsts,ssd aud pspes sss Tree :" s-ss ssa
every 'ss,s ssb-s'issf, IS shave ,,.,.d
Ibs ssbssfgtisa bOos sss sgeusi oetat$r ~, irbo
N sblsb 81 fstass subscriptions will 10 registered
gysry psfss who's sso.sy 70 sstsfsss ss -sS 10 ths
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