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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-03

VHruf Cutters. Ncnt cutters Just received a lot
I'VE of superior lHuN MfAI CUTTERS cutting
meat aud nneing TOT which far superior
thing of the Kind before in ha market They partc
nary adapted Tor family also for butchers, being suhstan
tally made Please call and examine them they
Ia great demand aud viii bo gone the Agricultural
Depot II. y. WIiTTEMDRE s. BBD,
just below the NorVel House, ani adjoining the
Carriage Repository Of Capt j II. Bailey,
nov 94ts Main street, IYnchhurg
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These vessels Of tire first class built the civ a ~
more, expressly for this trade and have superior ac,
datons for passengers They commanded experience
Captains, well qualified for the trade and Who will
exoron accommodate. They will be owed up and dow
the rivers 10y steam, and may be relied sail promptly a.
advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from New Yo
will find ii to their interest ship by this line freight N
always be taken low by any other line Of Packets a
every effort will be made by the agents Richmond 9
Newfork to give satisfaction Insurance be effected
the Richmond Fire Association 10y this line at per cent
We respectfully ask and hope TO succeed ia obtaining fl
share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to Ntw.York will be forward
free of commission to New Orleans, Mobile, Charleston
yannah any uthrl southern NorthCn polt.
The vessels " III lie in Richmond in he Dock NV YIN
Berth No !, Coffee House silly IF Wall Street
DAVID 5 y Il. ltklE, Richmond. /
G ii. IIiE50s;, y. T., Aeaf
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NEW GOODs.1ho subscriber has received his
~ complete stock of Spring and Summer DRY GOODS;
10 which the attention of his friends and the public general
is respectfully called Having taken advantage Of the
pressed state of the market IN purchasing his Goods he will
be able to offer great Inducements to buyers.
The articles too numerous mention. there he
found all the articles which general Dry Goods business
embraces, besides large Of Boots Shoes Hats
Caps Umbrellas, larasols, DC. Copairy Merchants
peray invited to call On him before they 20 further
determined to sell Richmond Prices Strict attention
will be paid to orders. Come al,d all
lnts NAIIIJ. GIiGGENnEIAIIR
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fRSNaeE a WEEK. a " En-
l. BALTlMOREAND RICHMOND, by steam al
eis BELNlD2kE and POCAHONI AS.-Ibc
STEAMER BEl.A DEERE leaves Baltimore e1ory SATIk
DAY AFTERNOON for Riclnuond Returning leaves III III
MOND every TUESDAY AFTERNOON for Baltimore
The PDCAHoNfAS leaves BALTIMORE every WtD
NESDAY AFTERNOON Tor Richmond Returning, leaves
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON laa
timorc.
Shippers Baltimore by these two Boats must hal til
goods here every Monday and Friday of each week.
DIAM A. "a Arson Rf,,,oud Va
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HIscFIIAyPous

hAgR IMPROVE VIZ Nr s.-sen. al sur
~ friends that cur business opesas
nnras been nats IN store We are
Frnti6cd 70 thai ty are nov % Tar completed = p r
and comfort They vii rercets by ealing npoa
sns r,sss II goods san readily essmlnsd Tbs hss
the recent ehHagr With Nc hafe ehfrt
Tor feel quite that We shall not fa 10 st N'f" 90"
We ~si eai nsnds and The pubfe generally Ieep tn
idea prominently before hoa that We intend 20 nakoonr "
ahsburni nrsi elias house far A. The qHaifs af 0F
stock seeaeerned 50 hat Ahy one who MI h'of y WIN
cali inat b. sure u A.ng e. has NasA - ee shti
ami as itch Jowelry can be purchased within -
- We shsl be reas,s TO formerly
fIAERTH0RN s cLIFT,
atd asis formaHiY N SlVsrthdrh
fuOsiNG NOTIGE.-from shi. date n,, en-.
,ro Of Fanny Goods vii be offered greatla go"
cost uut 4 Ma which me al The sieet WI l
oid auction. al IN Of feay good gaod At Fat{ ~
All lots y Il LI@is
~ STORE AND Eon sALs.h LOT on
.p7r rAIIArERRu a HANiLfoSt
4 SPLENDID HAT EoH ~a.oo.-s have
- very pretty srne ~ Aelsein lisi ~ ihes ',',,
haaiscme nat Ina lst.l 7 sEAnrh1,
lnI Ib.. Prime noanlain Iia,e,'" hr-' rn'e
w orief jast ioesvod In sors and lei sale y
- eni gera,ors: Hefrigera,or- a Few Of this
Invaluable article Tor sale which viii dPose II on
The reasonable terms. ApTi, early. WINSTON
SOFT HATS! SOFT HATS UineL, CIar-
- ir Dove Pawn Liza, ilrah Brown f.aIl and Whit
fashionable styles opened, at sEABIRfh.
ari 5ts -s.-4 -. -
4 AwNs. LAWNS, LAWNS. J"., opened,
80 pieces Plain Biaek and White Lawns At I2i cts
worth Is. Please cali and examine them. . - ..
anigu JOHN ABRAIIAMS.
Nor rens-~I e store House recent, pied by
II II. q. boss Campbell Court House IL contains iva
rooms mp upper story, and Is
knd II business Possession
given Immediately john u. ALEXANDER
ap la.dts Campbell e. II.
no \ mnHOGSPBsTs.-
u Chrysfd Nitrate silver Pure Arctic Acid
Sulpi Iron. =" Nitric %
IIyposalph. Soda g" Ahlpnrie Acid;
fn,lile Pothss. sulph fther wash'd
Bromide rotassi Atwood's Pure Ale1
Cyanide Poass, Pore Sitfe pulyd,
Hest White filtrring Paper.
ha above. and all other chemicals used by
anhrotypsa constantly hand and viii be sold
able prices sTROInER & WHITEHEAD.
apl 22s Druggists
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4 SSeHEURss ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.
~ ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY
AMBkolfpES, by J. kEAGY, only, successor to r. T.
Gibbs at his old stand next door the Virginia Bank, Main
succtcoutessedy the highest achievement Photo.
graphic These beautiful pictures glass plates have
few mouths almost entirely annicd the aid style Dagurr
cotype paocess being infinitely superior every
llrs fhtY can be light Tho
versod as in the Daguorreotype They brilliant,
richer in tone and more elegant in nsl the eyes per-
cct taken In onefourh the time required by the old process
and lastly they will last for 1hoy
ed between plates of glass which sealing letters
patent In the United States and Europe and
burg by keagy oHty This sealing nders them
air water ANY other agent when destroys the Daguereo
type
Citizens and strangers respectfully invited
anime specimens.
agurcotypos copied into Ambrotypcs and rendered
pcrishablc.
instruction given in the art and the right mako AmbrD-
types in Virginia, ON reasonable terms.
Every variety Castings Frames, also stock
Jewelry constantly on hand Isep 29dts
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.HMoNp MONDAY LEAvF LYHCHBuRG MONDAY
Y, ~ v A ,p,

OittE.-1hc Steamer ROANOKE, ,-~z~s
- af n agala commenced her regular 49,
Ils to Richmond. there is communication
"ice "a week, by steamers New York aud Raltimoro
appess SniPng ny cttyohns regular line of Boats to my
III itichmohd will be certain get their sbipmcnts d.
recty through without detention and at te ioras -
oIs ordered to my will he promptly forwarded by the
~ ' "hlch Is the only regular line now on the Canal
CO.., oe :. ALFRED S. LEE, on the Dock,
= "A
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1.r.1z New HooL.. New Books:

ExlSxA The Quarterly Law Journal, price 81 PSI
Z0 The War in Kansas by Il Douglas Brewer
szsnW ton; Toiling and Hoping, by Jenny Marsh; The
Green Mountain Girls by Blythe White Jr Hunooits Is
land of Cuba oodh the Ways Of Providence by Tavl;
christne or Wonans Trials frumphs by Laura Curtis;
Coufshi and Marriage Caroline Lee Hentz; Shoepoe
Recctions; Aspen Court ofour times; Rachel
Gray Liberty and Slavery, by Bleosa-for sale by
~, ii.ts PAYNE & CHRISTIAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-03

sAHD.-Jus. >. s'nrsis, agent. rssnrns
N thanks the public for the liberal patronage received
and invi,es attention tia. NEW GOODS
being received hs store These goods purrhas
since the late decline Ia price. at the North and
DC said dscidedlF cheap fsf eA=H lapl p dts
usBAT BRyN HATS ...-a have had snade,
II and yesterday received several s superior wide
hat b Moeskin HatH equal style and finish to sold
10 city aud perhaps little superior Gentlemen please
call nd seotk em sEABffRY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-03

n have arranged be supplied regularly by
houses Gents Snn Hats of every Vafiny of quality and
Ayio a. they introduced and styles change. Some
he BLACK Hats opencd this week very line. Please
tmire them ma : tsl T. SEABIiRY.
q AGEEs' GABTEkS.-l hn We this week OPEN
ed supply Of those popular BLACK CATERS. which sol
rapidly at = 80 Also Ladies fine Black Caters
without heels Alsn, pretty Tan Color Cutters a. ST.
Also, Ladies' hue Kid Boots aud Duskns Call aud see
l..
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cheap 10 close. lie l2isl \ - RUCKER
6tRGGND AND LUMP PsASEEK.-l have
w hand good supply Of Plaster which will sell In the
lump ground good terms other house in
is therefore perfectly fresh and ia always ground fine The
lump ground delivered boats drayage
aud he ground delivered in The Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road Depot free of drayage. WIN. y. MILLER,
mat on Basin,
GLOVER SEED SUGAR, Nc.-
~ superior Glover Seed
New Orleans Sugar;
Coffee do
Clarified
Loaf aud Powdered Sugar:
Fine Gun Powder and Hack Toai
Mtchels Candies, for sale accommodating terms by
ma Its NJ H0LiIiNS 4 co
NEGROES WANTED-we wish to hire for the
~ present year 40 or 30 Mon and Boys.
ian ats HURT x PRESTON
SOMETHING NEW MD HEAIGIEds..i
- l.. l. ARMIsTEADS SHOE, Boon, HAT car store
l am opening my Stirring STYLES of Hats Caps Shoes
Boots consisting various styles Moleskin
Hats of every shade shape and quality Also Gcnis
Ladies Shoes of all grades very beautiful and largo
men of Trunks, Carpet Bags Nalses, Umbrellas sc
Call deNRmino them. l.. l.. ARMlSTEAp
TuNALIEERsSO ~ iIAnIIiIoN are o,, III reccip,
a o their Spring suppy OF GROCERIES and IIDJoR'I
all kinds, which they would call attention of their
friends and the public generally They determined sell
LOW for CASH TO punctual customers They call
especial attention their stock of ST PERIOR CHEWING
TOBACCO. We also have sale the celebrated OREGON
PEA whcif hall is that is said every would
w "Vl' 10 eNea"l'" ma 3ld&cts (\
OFFICE OF THE VA. & TENN r. II Co
Lynchburg, March 29th, 1856 {
A CALLED MEETING of the Stockholders
~ of the Virginia Tennessee Railroad Company will b,
held at the once ofthc Company this city,
the Ath of April, lest
BY order of the Board of Directors
ma 3lts WIN. II. HUGHES Secretary
{ ii Papers adj ertising for the Company copy
EUANO.-.e0 ,om- Peruvian Gmnno iu,t re-
IN ceived aud for sale by
ina 81 IS WILSON a. co
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IL MARBLE and read, ~ y Large supplies Of
api sts from the panes to the most costlv III my line
UJOR T,,D JNO b. GADDESS
II Lawns Fran.t ~ - ES.-A large nssor,mo., =
rage ma rs rehch Cambrles, Tissues Rea .nent Of
Silks. BY 's' also hne lot of latest STYLES strind
apl Isis N GUGGENHEIMER'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-03

N portant to stuJ treat treat in,portamcr-iIiI is i'm,
now stool - stey economy, please call and 's''
which is to o. spring and Summer Goods Tho Nne my
its Ola smTl al TO admit OF full description wibi @ OF
TO puff, all Esoicit Is call anu as am not much inclined
- ,"il JOHN ABKAUANS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-03

BIO ISLAND, Bedford. Va, Nov. l. 1854
Messrs D0Se cosGsntenen IL used about one fourth
OF bottle of Turf on upon my horse tho
worst back almost entirely raw place nearly AZ
large my hand and this single application Il only applied
once) cured II up entirely and permanently really
prned at the quickness of its curative properties
II more prompt and cfbeaeous than thing
ever saw and have sold thousands of bottles
ratlons for similar purposes
Respectfully, j. r. BONDI1RANT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-03

Il lot of chean sn nSsa , s"gs and lmbreIIns.I
Carpet Bags and imhr eo'an quality Travelling Trunks
7-ts '"A l.. l.. ARMiSTEAD
Near Farmers Hal
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-03

ANEW sBYIEs.-f.entfcBnens line (.Uiter- n
~ SHOES of the and best patterns out Also fasi
iona Spring Moleskn Hats # The different popular styles
Mole Claret Bn Pearl Salmon aud in fact eve
~ quality style thai Will be called for at low rates
Tor CASH, nov being opened at l., Ia ARhisTEADb
apTts Farmers Bank
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-03

HUME eIOrus ANO DOR sksNs-Ex's"
II hne Black French Cloths Doe skins Black and Fancy
Velvet VesnFs heavy Winter Caasneree Sc, Sc, lower
than ever, II Idec gnl WM t. PAGES
N-.'s Euruishing t.oods.-shirts, Getiar- md
VI Dfwes all sizes Of superior cut and mako also, IN
d. rshrt Stocks Neck Tics. lahdkoeDes Gloves Ae Ae
pheat Tor cash. dee ? Ia VIM H. fAdE,
4 CAHD.--un,ing sold my in,ere.i In the Dn-
Ruefreau Gallery. In this place, TO Mr. JAMES KEAN1
weold respectfully recommend him TO the favorable attention
81 The publ. skal ARTIST aud gentleman whom they
nsy rely Come. then, and OF bis inmiaho AN
BkOIf PIs which only be procured ut him In ihs
In taking leave would return thanks for tbolbrra
aud Kind attention roooiy.d from public du
ring residonec Of over eight years. T. H. GIBBS.
&c t2ta-Rep cory
uuPORGATION.--IS SPORT
i ING WARE-HpI SE--where will be found tho largest
assortment Of Illuminated Steel fms Double Single
Rifles. Deans English fCoekng Five Shooter Colt Al
lens and IhurbcrH Reyoyss aud Single Pistols Powder
FHsks Shot Belts and Pouches nnc Bags CLEANING Rods
Nipple Wronchcs, Eeys Cocks and a. Caps;
Gap Wads aud Wire Cartridges all sizes, Curtis farycyr
Diamond Pow Powder all kinds Compress
ci Bullets Buck and Small Shot Liquor Fssks. Rogers
Pocket Cutlery, Bowia Knives Raz"rs hnn assortment OF
Port Monies Gold Silver Ivory aud Crooked Sword aud
Plain Canes and every thing IN our line to suit Gun makers
" have lot Of premium Rifles hand Repairing done
with despatch, and warranted, by
WA u 81 q FISHER. opposite the
sep lots Norvell House, LYuchburg Na
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-19
THE BLIND HARPTST.


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III .- .-a bro,hr- anil >,S,ar ~ H..
.... x.,7,-4 ! vast deal fur,Lsr M rb,n
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WI s..-s - d. meeting ,,-,in j., ,L;s w,rI4
HI IL ;s.-f raas, ri,rea ravar did moe, sra;,
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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-19

THE EDpYsroSE LIGHT HoUsE.-The care
Of this important beacon is committed to four
men two of them take charge of il by turns,
and are relieved every six weeks. Bat as IL
often happens, especially in stormy weather.
that boats cannot touch at the Eidystone for
many months, proper quality Of salt provi.
slens IL always laid up. as in ship for long
voyage. In high winds sach briny atmos-
phere surrounds this gloomy solitude from the
dashing of waves. that man exposed TO it
could not draw his breath At these dread
full intervals the two forlorn inhabitants keep
close quarters, and are obliged to live i'm dark
ness and stencil. listening to the bowling
storm, excluded in every emergency from the
least hope OF assistance, and without any earth
ly company but what is administered from
the confidence in the strength of the building
In WHICH they are immured. Once, on relieT-
ing this forlorn guard, one of the men was
found dead, his companion choosing rather ss
! shut himself up with purifying carcass, than,
by throwing il into the sea to iucur the suspi.
cion of murder
In fine weather these wretched beings scram-
BILE little about the rocks when the tide ebbs.
and amnse themselves by fishing. which is the
only employment they can have, except that
of trimming their nightly fires. Such total
nactionF, and entire seelusion from oil the joys
and aids of society. can only be endured BY
great religious philosophy, which We cannot
imagine they feel or by great stupidity. which
in pity We must suppose they possess. Yet
this wretched communication is 50 small, we
are assured it has sometimes been scene of
nisanthropy Instead of suffering the recol-
lection of these distresses aud dangers in which
each is deserted by al! but one, to endear that
one 10 him, we are informed the h1nors of
each were so soured they prcyed both on them
selves and on each other Il one sat above.
the other was commonly found below. Their
meals, toe were solitary; each, ike brute.
growing over his food alone The emolumeat
of this arduous post is twenty pounds year,
and provision while On duty The house to
live in may be fairly thrown into the bargain.
The whole together is, perhaps. one OF the
least eligible places Of prefermen. in Britain.
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s,urSap alorninn, april 10, 1856.
ssItttsS qottrp.
TIE DEPART ED.

II her rote Of snowy muslin.
l;cth she 30 pale and still;
With her small hands meekly folded
Abeve the heart SO chill.
Flowers, fit c,nhlems of the maiden.
wi,heriug on her peaceful breast;
Gse;h ,he in all her beauty,
To her long, unending rest.
Ls. tie father stand beside her,
Press the lips no more to speak,
Pr, the hair from of the forehead.
Press the hard unyielding cheek.
t., HIN weep, for tears fast falling
VIII aaort sweet relief,
They've = mighty power of lightning
The hearts full weight of grief.
C,y.e,h now in all her loneness,
Size who bore = mothers part;
yg,e nav know the grief and anguish
0! her eycraowing heart.
sss a..a ncrtured her from childhood,
And hath loved her all too well;
rs; her weep-fcr tears fast falling,
Ease the b5Som's bursting swell.
Ssl,y gather round the children.
l.s: ,Lem look upon her now;
0s. il merry le, them linger.
Gs.n. ~ that placid brow.
l-s =; !ook upon the casket,
~ the saul il shrined is fed
-as .yld and loving sister.
:, numbered with the dead.
9sa, ha, from her childhood's dwelling
Th.A she Ee'ar may enter more
p h,- down the iIttle pathway.
"L..- Asr ic5: have tFod 0; yore.
B.. b.- !,g:l, 81 very gently,
IL ,le Is tu: l:e!sss clay
~ = uL,:e sic :! sleep N quiet
:-s resurrection dav.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-19

DERIVATION eF THE WORD BoSFI FIRE-1n the
olden time, fires used to be made in the streets
of cities and towns on festive occasions, around
which tables were set out with sweet-bread and
good drink. Generally these occasols we're
seized upon to reconcile difference among
neighboTs. who were brought TO sit together
al these tables in amitv, where before there
had bera controversy +; and hence these fires
were called good fires, or boa-fres, On account
Of the good accomplished at them
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-19

HOAEyT But FASCIFCL-I wandered into
de depths OF de forest. says Sambo, and Ia
tare was as beautiful as a lady gwine TO de
sidd!n. De leaM glistened OF de maple tree.
Ike new quarter dollars in de missionary box.
ie sun shined as brilliant aEi natare looked
SO gay SIS a buck rabbit in parsley garden,
and &c little bell round lie ole Sleeps neck
tilkie softly in Ge distance
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-19

AsEcrorE OF FsASEIIS--0n one occasion
while DR.. Franklin "as in the Legislature Of
Pennsylvania, he was busily engaged in some
matter just as the chaplain was about to pray
The preacher waited for the doctor to cease
his attention 10 the object of his pursuit and
attend to him, bat finally the preacher spoke
and said. )" II the Hon Philosopher will giFe
his attention We viii pray Franklin, with
out raising his head replied, " Pray G1-1y g
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-19

The BEST JUDGE.-A Judge aud lsEre-
were conEerzin- about the doctrine of trans
migration Of the souls Of snen into animals
Now said the Judge, suppose yoa and
| were turned into horse and an ass, which
would you prefer 10 be =
The as, to be sure replied the LAWYER.
WHY ?" asked the Judge
Because Vas the reply. Il hare heard
OF an ass being Judge, but OF horse never"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-04-19

S- IN old gentleman once said. in speak
ing o. the had consequences of disparity OF
fo.tune-especiallr on the Wife's SIDE in mar
rage. that when he narrisd, he had twenty
ceRts, aud his wife twenty fTe-and that she
was throwing out that extra fve cents to him.
crer afterwards
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ishng business system pursued by Ruther-
ford, Danyers and Rutherford, nor rufle the
equasinits Of Herbert and Etty. no one
thought it worth while to demonstrate With
the proud and silly dame.
Uncle Harry and the blind man lived ami
cably together. long after poor Ethel had gone
peacefully down to the grave The old harm
is preserved as precious relic by Herbert's
children and he always declares the most
fortunate day of his life to be that ON which
he commenced the memorable drawing lessons.
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TgE BEST vAr.-LArs-Well, Annie, hc~
did EOu get along with that stupid fool OF
loser OF yoars: Did you zacceed in getting
rid of him.
4Hx!k-0h. yes. | got rid Of him Tery
easily. | ulsEried aim. and have 10 loTe- BOW
Spoken in modest manner
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g 4 correspondent in mentioning tie
wreck OF vessel, Feioices that :. ali t5e crew
were saved except four hOszhe2ds o. tobacco
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E- a person asked hiz physican if tohas,-
co vas injurious te the brain No. replied
he, " FOR 10 perSon ~ho has any braiGs use Il >
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S "AmOng other bfessings- said Dr..
FraukIia. m man shoGhi thank God .o- his
vanity. because it makes him feel hapPy.'
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