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Ion, the Washington correspondent of the Balti-
more Sun, in letter to that paper under date Of the
18th inst, says
If the Presidential election fails before the people
and comes before the House-God help us 1t will be
the absorbing business of the body from the COM
mencement OF the session till the 4th Of March No
PUBLIC business will be transacted and it is not prob
able that the House will make any decision That viii
not leave behind it on the Sd Of March disturbing
issue. ls.,I f. ,- rG,z8s d n Az 3E4255s 95T45'co
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The n NOMINATIONS AT CISCINNArI.--It seems to-
have been agreed beforehand that every man who
went as delegate to the Cincinnati Convention soud
60 home asserting with affidavit face, the oyerwhen.
ing popularity of Mr. Buchanan and the homeless
prospects Of Fillmore and Doneson. . Certainly this
party at home took up the cry and rrg ID our ears
with W al! cDnmendable pertnactys Sarontery.s
Ihey sad the country had settled down. mon the
conviction that Mr.. Buchanan was o necessary niece
OF furniture IN the White House-its presence there
Wouid act like q charm. But do we see any evidence
of these assertions Far from it on the contrary
the spirit Of dissatisfaction is seen in all directions
HIS anclent, protracted, and bitter Federalism
turning over to the Democrats when they became mn
ularhls suffering himself to be used in the charges
OF corruption and bargain upon Mfr. Clay when asallt
now are safshed, ne KNEW those charges were unjust
his . abolition antecedents - his constant opnosj-
Hon TO any improvements Of Western rivers and
nafoors-p particularly his opposition to the Pacific
Rallroad-hls recent letter Of acceptance of thes
nomination by the Cincinnati Convention by which
ne ,Whees perfect political summerset and re-
pudlates the whole course of his life on the slavery
question: ana goes out OF the way to say in advance
that ne VIII answer no questions any subect-and
.hal ne mas Nc right to answer questions His appro-
baton OF all the unwise steps Of the present Amin.
lstration, which have induced the Kansas troubles.
nave attracted the attention Of the people in various
disaftection are marked. ,&sE 5zV5sT~ IsSs5S n
South Carolina will repudiate him entirely Several
leading Southern Democratic papers are already out
against him. 1t is evident that be cannot receive the
general support Of his own party in the South
In the meanwhile, the indications Of rising enthu-s
sasm IN favor OF Fillmore and Doneson both in the
Norta ana the south, are cheering The American
party beginning to rouse itself always strong and
powerful, the divisions of it's enemies which are now
1Sed nnchangeably, must secure it's certain triumph
.- nnz .s....,z ga, lSt. Louis Intelgencer.
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WEST INDIA SUGAR CRoP.-A letter dated Antigua
West India, June 18th, says that the sugarmaking
season was nearly over and the yield Ind been most
prolific. There had been sent to England and Relgi,
um fully $4,000 hogsheads and / 400 hogsheads Of
molasses and about the quantity to the United
States.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-28

Land warrants are bringing the following prices at
Washington l60 acre warrants at 9S cents per acre
50 at 90 cents 40 at o. cents; 40 at 81 l0per A
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1t has been currently reported that the Hon Hiram
Ketchum would support Mr., Fremont. In reply to
this report he publishes the following card in the New
York Commercial Advertiser ..ssE
will you do the favor to correct the impression
made by an erroneous publication IN the morning pa-
pers, that was present and took part in the Repub
can ratification meeting Wednesday evening last.
was not present;I was absent from the city at the
time. Ny preference is for Millard Fillmore because
know the'man and his antecedents, and he stands
upon his antecedents. .=e 8Ei HIRAM KETCHUM
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The DISASTER ON LAKE ERIE.-There are conflict
ing accounts regarding the number of persons lost by
the burning of the steamer Northern indiana on Lake
Erie on the lTth inst The clerk of the boat thinks
There were at least fifty. sr,5&;s 1853 Il u sFas
The fire originated in the wood work around the
chinneys and such the rapidity with which it ad
vanced, that in fifty minutes from the time il caught
the boat was burned to the waters edge. The wea-
ther was calm, and the steamer was toWed near the
shore by the steamer Republic. The mate, Mr. Wet
more, thinks that Of the passengers would have
been lost if they bad not rushed overheard, !
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RsRED. RIVER.

S3F VIII leave TUESDAY .29t inst at o'clock Me-
FFuss FOR ALfGXANDFFA-T THE FINE
running ns 3 isSa % a51s Emio a
Gorons Landing Alexanda and all intermediate landings
This large and comfortable and unsurpassed for speed
%E$75.2 a6'EJ ~ '95 .'1E LEWIS SNAPP & CO., r,
jy2 ~ 'ys-'f '!zzT@ Is t 81 Front street.
B8-The Union having good Lighters her freight will be
put through to Alexandria without detention D.
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r. LA I&E SHORE PACKE It
lfstaaHlaissSs s. STEAMER CREOLE,-summer Arrange
ment.-For Ocean Springs,and intermediate land
ngs The and splendid low pressure packet
CREOLE Joseph Nelson master built this trade
Railroad the arrival the Lake Of the cars follows
hfayss N m ksros4 os4s syss 2fsaR Spns
TUESDAYS. 9 A. NJ cars WEDNESDAY EVENING, =
THURSDAYS,.. ga. N. cars FRIDAY MORNING. q IN
FRIDAYS. 2. n. cars SATURDAY MORNING.
SATURDAYS. "a P. NJ cars SUNDAY EVENING.
Leaves Jefferson Railroad NY z a.rt - "
TUESDAY, $40 NJ cars SATURDAY, go P. NJ. cars.
The steamer CREOLE, returning Monday nights and Sat
urday mornings, will stop Pass Christian and Bay St.
Louis
Freight extra baggage horses cows carriages etc Tues
days and Thursdays by these trips must be to the
railroad the days previous time the K O'Clock NJ
trains and Fridays and Saturdays the days
time for he2 O'Clock trans will be left Until the
"trip. BrE. .. .- =.
Cabin Mississippi City Biloxi and Ocean Springs 50 50
phsSase.
R. GEDDES, Agent 10 Bank Place.
New Orleans, June /. 1856. je5
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h A party Of men recently went to the house Of a
man named John Hutson, near Davis, Creek, Kana,z
wha county, Va for the purpose Of riding him on
rail AS they approached the house. Hutson shot the
leader, Hugh Means, wonnding hia severely. He d
was arrested examined and acquitted. on the ground
that the shooting was iustlfiabIeS i., l 37s z.sz
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Y The reports of Tie majority and minority Of the
Kansas commission has been printed. They make
nearly twelve hundred 6ctavo pages:
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.Thirty--Foarth congress--r1lrst session.

y WASHINGTON, JULY l9-S Senate.-The Senate was
not IN sesson to-day 3 d .55a8& ,5ts s6J f
I! Many private bills were reported from the
Standing Committees. estaaF,i zsi.'t. .4l.a ~ p
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The Pioneer Black Republican paper in Wyandot
county, Ohio repudates Fremont, and has come, out
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\, Naass MANDEVIELE, LHGVVISBUFG,
DIS9NV1LLE s, III and coyINGToNy
Capt j. W Hoffman, feaye the Lake end Of the Ponteh
train Railroad every MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
the arrival Of the IL o'clock NJ train
turning will leave Coyington every TU EsDAF, WEDNESDAY
FRIDAY and SATURDAY at 5 A. NJ.
OnSATURDAY the W. G. Young will leave the Lake end of
the Railroad the arrival OF the r. M cars for Vaudeville,
Lewisburg and Madsonylle returning will leave Adsonvle
at 4 on MONDAY MORNING. ..
SUNDAY EXCURSION"
The W. G. Young will make excursion Vaudeville, Lew
sburg and Madsonvie, every SUNDAY MORNING, on the
arrival Of the O'clock cars and will back enable
her passengers take the O'clock p NJ train for the city
Fare for the excursion ST. fish breakfast will be provided
board. Price 50 cents.5 1s.h EgS7S5@ NJ w @. s
For further particulars, inquire Of
ieT D. C. IOWBER, Agent. Aa Magazine St.
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The Banner, published at West Liberty, Ohio, also
refuses to support Fremont, and goes in for Fillmore
The Philadelphia Times, which advocated Judge
Mclean, before Fremonts nomination, now strongly
supports Fillmore
The Boston Evening Ledger has come out for Fill
more 100 '''+ '.'' f.ff45s7S' S'-I'
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ne4,, ESTILL SPRINGS, EsrILL COUNTY, KEN
NEH UCkYThis fine Summer Retreat is situated near the
L Kentueky River, surrounded by wild and
tain scenery and is of the most picturesque healthy
locations in the world It is fyve miles from Licking
ton and accessible by fine graded road Arrangements
line of daily four horse coaches the Springs
that passengers leaving Louisville Cincinnati by
ing train of will arrive the Springs the evening"
The place in fine condition and open for the ecepo
Of visitors Mrs. o. C4ILES
my23 JOHN CHILES
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N IT !. UM!BER i I'd 4.

% the Cathedral, where Ie Deu,n was ,er
orled thence through the principal streets to the
ffesldent.s tss house and back ID the plaza.
He gamer from our files Of the Wcaraguease the
following miscellaneous intelligence 4
PADRE VII arrived in good health al Granada.
from washington, on The 9Th inst. His visit To tI,e
orth appears 70 have agreed with him and a aneas
In high praise of what he saw in q tie ian, ~ te
freen IL s. e CO.
There arrived on Sunday, the 9Th inst, at
per steamer Orizaba, forty three men from New YoR
city, under the command Of Col LaiIle; and non,
Texas tenty.seyen men, under Capt Turley These,
WIZ from alifornia under Capt illiara
made, IN all within the week, an addition Of one
hundred ny and i've men to the Nicaraguan arrny-
i1ere were also received per steamer Orizaba two
hundred and fifty Sharp rfesand seven hundred per
excellent order. - 4s
a, PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS liz THE ARMY--
thompson Micon, appointed First Lieutentant and as
signed a1... e Brig Gen, Fgya STAFF. 4 II
Flist Lieutenant y. B. Green, promoted Captain
ys3 4 aiien Colonel I'd Rifle Battalion
Rifle Battalion. y = -
i a Y y j Marsh appointed Captain Company d, I'd
yames 81 shore Eh appointed First Lieutenant
Charles a. Gone, appointed LIST Lieutenant Conn
spanyB, I'd Rifle Battalion.
ben!. ~ nderson, appointed I'd Lieutenant Com.
8pany "A, ID Rifle Battalion nan 7~s1S "A ss
: Michael GToss, appointed I'd Lieutenant Company
b, ID Rifle Battalion a Is Ntte'e1t''
a James MeElroy appointed Cd Lieutenant Company
= Jesse M e Williams appointed ID Lieutenant Company
Walter Overton, appointed I'd Lieutenant I'd Ride
baaaLion q ana Commssary of Subsistence.
u =. Grant is appointed Surgeon, with the rank Of
Captain. # is'El 4 Il n s .
Captain B F. Crane, Assistant onarterrnaster i
the department. - Sii'' = - 4
i lst Lieutenant Chesney, promoted Captain list
Rifles. T5 d II ~ y = II go ~
+, I Andrew y Tarley, appointed Captain Company G,
=; ihs Williamson appointed Captain Company
Y Edwin = Russell, appointed 1st Lieutenat Company
!. !: Wouay y appointed 1st Lieutenant Company
Thomas II Wright appointed lst Lieutenant Com
Sergeant Morris pointed % Lieutenant Company
G, I'd Rifles. 0 \ SS ~ - 5is
y; y Ransford, appointed I'd Lieutenant COMPANY
G, lst Light Infantry Z - 1ii5
+. A. Laine, appointed Aid to the General, viii
rank of Lieutenant Colonel N. - EE'es
. " d. W y ~ 5Ns${S
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tits reported at Washington that Edmund G. Stiles,
of Pennsylvania, has been appointed Consul to vi,
enna,
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q .r re- FOR MOBILE DIRECT, DAILY
a. u s. MAIL LINE-summer Arrangement-The
splendid low pressure packet steamer Cuba, r.
A. Heirn, master; Florida, ". II. Hutchi1gs naser ;
Oregon, Myers maser having been built expressly for the
Trade with superior Accommodations of the above
steamers will leave Lake the Ponchartran Railroad
daily the arrival Of the Il o'clock NJ cars stopping Bay
ST. Louis Pass Christian md Pascagoua daily going and return
ing, water permitting. Il -sg.-.,
Cabin Fare to Mobile. .......... ...........!...S6
a r. GEDDI5s, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
New Or1eans November l. 1888 ,ET g-'}- 4
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2. TYasa FOR POINT WCLE1AES.r--UNTIL FUR
6lEfL ther notice, the steamer Southern Star,
Cap. John r. Carson, will leave town DAILY,
| CLEAR aud BATTJEiS WHARF. Fht7s{1
Ion sunays Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays will leave
Etewn o'clock NJ viii land the Short Wharf in
front Of the Hotel convenience families freight Sunday
r jy2Ife' . h II DAVID &c FORD Agents.
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:, EYCURsION no KEY WEST.

SfE AZ a., Pasela NJ ~ ~,
iesssz Marks, Cedar Keys and Tampa Bay, arriving
each in the morning and remaining through day
ing passengers ample time fish and battle each plnce
Through Key West from six 10 ten days. remaining at Key
West six days ff1s 4 lSEs =
The US Mail steamship Florida, W. l.. Cozzens,
nander will leave above, the 26h inst from the Lake
end Of the Jefferson Railroad at o'clock A. NJ carrying the
u Mails Fare for the EXCURSION going and returning, $50,
with privilege Of remaining board while in port having
passage to IG 1lsL q. ~ .s.15 E&g %# E:ys
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CoPARTNERsEIIP

NTOTIcE-I HAVE THIS DAY AssoCI ATED WITH
In me SAMUEL MCC MONTG OMERY and will continue the
grocery business, heretofore, under the style Of r.
ADAMS u Coz t,# t.+;.l@. tl, II. W. ADAMS
& New Orleans Jnly lst, 1856 jyS I'm
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MONDAY MORNING, JULY rs, 1856.
THE I LAKE.

lz5 sazsrs, sa.zszrss,s q PLEASURE II EXCURSION
f. s.a1lhSs--ssjRTWICE AHWEEK ACROSS THE LAKE,
The elegant low pressure steamer Arro.v,
train Railroad every UEsDAY and FRIDAY the arrival
of the o'clock A. NJ train, for Vaudeville until further notice.
opportunity to those who may wish to visit their families
pleasure seekers who may wish to enjoy few hours Of the
day in time to meet the o'clock train for the city
Eg- This arrangement will interfere with the regular
trips Of the boat as nd yertised in her schedule. '5
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rRA, PASS CHRISTIAN tE4OVEl-THIs COM
| modious and eligible establishment is open for the
M reception Of visitors; and complete arrangements have
cen perfected for the entertainment # gneG inferior to
otelupon theJSpf Coast. GRICE & JAMES, -
iY4 2lat-l-
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-, POINT CLEAR HoTEL.-THE PRoPT

ns4A THE OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL. WIN,
opened on the first day Of ne under The personal
Every energy will be brought to bear make visitors al
home. my97 IF
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VOLUME, TX.
STEAMBOAT DEP PARTURES.
UPPER MIssIssIPpI.

Il Will leave on TUESDAY, 2tll inst, at 5 O'Clock RI NJ. Ia
I, e Ezsss FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO AND MEM
ssInia, q. v, Welis, ,master viii leave for the
aboye and all sndnRs For freight or uassage
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-28

1NMAN WILLIAMS,
March, 1886. i" Proprietor
N B-ItsSvell known that the yellow fever prevalent
here last fe Evidently brought here by goods from
an infected district Persons arriving the Well will struck
with its elevated location @itnacd in the pine hills and will
fail LOCAL for fever Pecaon has been
to have the bedding used the occasion pointed the
dent Or j. Beazeey and burnt in presence of
witreSses and their certificates published thorough
tion going and visitors daily arriving not
desire nor do IeXpec large company the coming
but every eXron will be made render the invalid
Portable
m31 If 20 TNMAN WILLIAMS
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,,,-,r new Orleans, amber l. 1855.
Office n O., op. and a. W. Railroad Co
Mr. Bridge SirIn answer to your inquiry relative to the
performance Of the cGowan Pumps now in use upon this road
can only say that they quite equal your
and that among the variety Of pumps use they are
decidedly the best.
Yours. respectfully, A. b. B.sEGER, Vice President
The abnve Pumps and Engines constantly FOR se by the
ubscrhrr, sole agent here for the manufacturers =
. ie2j 3mdSW ISAAC BRIDGE 22Nior,y,o s+ro,+
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roic,-smacked little of the chiralric.-and
even brought to mind the story Of "Pythias
and Damon" of old English Reader memo
ry.
As therefore it is quite certain that the
people of Michigan will be just 80 blinded
to the high interests of the country" as not
to mi,represent themselves any longer by Gen.
Cass, we may expect to see this modern Py-
thias, lay his head upon the block to which
Damon has been condemned! 1t is to be
hoped that when ever a new edition Of Fox s
Martyrology is issued, this case will be recit-
ed, with appropriate illustrations.
Winter is holding off with us yet,-wheat
is high, money scarce, and business, as it al
ways is at the Weston drwe. s. G.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-12-13

be published the present month, is volume
of Biographical Essays in one volume, by II.
T. Tuckerman. These essays contain sue
:inct biographies and critical estimates of
Washington, Chateaubriand, Lord Chester
field, Franklin, Campbell, the poet, DE Witt
Clinton, Bishop Berkley, Audubon, the
naturalist, De Foe, the author Of Robinson
Crusoe,-and other eminent persons. A.
bout half the subjects are American, and en-
brace the most distinguished names known
in onr annals.
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A POETICAI. Dun.

some friend, saws the National Intclligencsr. ha
-,r. u. uucr a blank cover. a ccpv of the sub
.,nrl very clever AM very practical jeu dttspri'
rr--ed bv the e,,i,or of the Methodist Protestan
= hi Delinquent subscribers. We copy the articl
- u!,iv for the amu-emeut Of orr readers; for, a
Mr. Ean,olpl u-c,i 10 say Of his constituents, W
we The best and nobc-t set OF subscribers that
IGNORED and sustained public journal. They
..e-efore. ~ y body. neel no such ingenious hin:
tu. should there he found here and there an eS
.a-onal case he i at liberty 70 consider the IIia
c.,.i.ean appeal addressed to himself -
Shpul! Won ask me why this dunning.
Why these sud complaints anI murinurs,
NIurlnurs loud about dcrquenfS
Who have read the paper weekly.
EeaI what they have never paid for.
Road with pleasure and with profit,
Era,! Of new, both home anl foreign.
Read the c>-ars and the poems,
Full Of wisdom and instructions:
>hou! YOU ask II, why this dunninG.
We -hpul, ai.-wer. We should tell vou:--
From the printer from the mailer,
From The prompt oh prper maker,
from 'he landlord. from the carrier,
FROM the man who taxes letters
With -tamp from Vnclc Samuel
i'nrl, >rnt In" ruw,lic- cal! him
From them ali there comes Il message,
Mo- ,re kind but firmly spoken.
pf..,-a q, r.ty IL Vfl.,t Won owe
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SOMETHING NEW.
From The Granite Stare VII :

From The tiraiite S.L.e VII.
Can there b- any thing new about Saw
Mill? One week ago we might have answer
ed No. But having visited recently the Mil
IN Hanover. owned bv John Gnu!d. we are
con,,ra,nr. TO say that there are new things
even ato.:. :. Saw Mil This Mil was rp
Gently ,ut III hy William Duncan Esq, OF
FIN, ,ilIarr. The IRON work was manufactured
bv VI. & j. II Buck a. Co. and does great
,.redit to this enterpri>Ing Company Inc
Mil is buil; upon new plan. tor this section
of the country. Ii is what is known as the
Mulev Mill There is no frame TO be carried
40 and down, As in the old fashioned Mills.
but simply the saw. Our readers may not
beIleveIt-but an uprighIe saw Is run s'pa-
rate and alone al the rate OF 80" times MN
ute. and does most excellent work. The saw
is connected at the bottom by small iron
piinan, to acrank attachcd to one OF J"hh
Tvler's unsurpassed Wheels. Ike upper
end runs IN uro0vcs III an IRON head Ahove
the log the saw is steadied sIdcwise, by ad-
iu,tasle blocks which come nearly IN con-
tact with it, This arrangement affords
great saving in power. 1t is estimated that
it requires at least seven horse power TO car
rv an ordinary saw tralue, when the saw Is
not cutting The Multv MIL saves this
There are other new things about th'S Alsi.
We noticed hus>cl'S patent head blockS-
the most perfect and Durable thing OF the
kind we ever saw. No Mil should be with
OUT these blocks. They save time and are
simple andeNact IN their operations: ,N"''"-
- 'r" '''''''' = '"c '"''"o' :'',aa ~ hv o,r
,r,.nd br.',r L.. Is .,s;,v adjusted. and
not Liable to get out OF order 1t surpas>es
any other plan, and must DE u>eh IN al "a"
-'''''' ., '''c we "'''.' =, a,,.u n.v
tI;r, :. ,h.. I,.,LoJ # ,hrow;no the upper
end of the saw forward or back, 50 that it may
mt over or under, a> desired. his Is en-
,H''E new h"'hi'S OF ',,e N,,.' NV "''"-
..IL,. U,r.;.. p,.L r.,
Taken all N all this Mill combines more
new AMI GOOD things than can be found IN
'''' W.. o' ~ k'''' i" ''.S - ",e VI f''u"
attention OF all Mil owners IL Is S'tua.en
'" % '"''' ''"''' a.. !,
now dono , nooJ business. and we under
stood the owner TO say that he thought he
could. with plenty Of water saw Sooo f'et per
'a!v' we "'>irc al VINO are 'n'',rs'e' , H,>' !"
"A witty druggist, on cold night last
winter. was woke M by terrible rarpinc at
his door. Goinc down he found DOOR fellow
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New Works by Phillips, Sampson 4 "a


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