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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-25
NAHVlLLE AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD.

CHA RLESTON AND Sd Iva NINA
TO TAKE EYFkcf AFpAFrKR rHR
FIRST DAY OF JUNE NEXT.
A recent meeting of President and Superintendent
II OF the various Roads connecting Nashville with
Charleston and Savannah. the following rates Of Freight
were adopted:
FIRST CLASS.
Feathers, Wool Flour in Sacks and Books Der 100 nj 20
SECOND CLASS.
BeesWax, Ginseng, Pink Root, Cotton. Rope aud
Baggng, Hemp Star Candles, Soap, Lard and
Linssed Oil and Window Glass per lOO....... 81 90
THIRD GLASS.
Leaf Tobacco in hhds, per 100 AZ
WHISKY, per barrel .......................$ IS 90
DseL ana f9Ik' per barrel. so
E T, per DOL l 40
orToms, ~ IoI o. % dozen and upwards. 90
To prevent overchsrges the Agent of the n 4 c. Rail.
road Is authorized to sign Receipts for the of
notice. III / ANDERSON
may14 BPa Superintendsnt
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOG,
RAILROAD.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER
TRAINS
ITO take effect on and after SATURDAY, 2lst Of June
l. 1856. Day Passenger leaves Nashville at s05 A NJ
arrives az Chattanooga at sos, Pm
Night Passenger leaves Nashville at s. NJ arrives al
Chattanooga ats %, A. NJ.
Day Passenger leaves Chattanooga at g. A. M arrives
at Nashville at 40 p NJ
Night Passenger leaves Chattanooga ct els, p NJ ar.
rives at Nashville at s45 A. NJ -
june2l. H. l. ANDERSON srrat
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p. S-we have removed to our new Store No. Pub
he Square. where We are opening q and handsome
stock Of Fall aud Winter 0Od 70 which we invite the at
tention of Merchants generally Tauvl2
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TELEGRAPH.
TNHE Augusta, Atlanta and Nashville Telegraph Line ID
now working through to Augusta, Ga, where it con.
meets with other Lines running North, East and South
This Line is now in good repair through from Nashville 70
Augusta and we expect to keep in future. We shall
endeavor to put all business for this Line through in
the shortest possible and expect to be able to give
general satisfaction.
msyl6-f @. Q. CLUTE, bupt
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MCCLURE, BUCK q CO,
Successors to the late firm of Maxey, Mcclure 4 Coz
TIN, PLATE d SHEET IRON VOORHEES,

A their old stand, No. Is Market street. Nashville
"a Tenn, keep constantly on hand Tin Ware Of every
discnpton-wholeale and retail Also. Tin Plate, Sheet
Copper, Block Tin, Sheet Iron Sad Irons Fairbapks
Platform Scales OF the most improved patterns.
Wood and Coal Stoves, consisting Of Frankin's
Ten Plate Seven Plate Box and Offender Stoves Also
Parlor, Chamber and Office Crates. To all of which they
would respectfully call the attention Of those wishing 70
purchase. [ssptls-sm;
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Pianos, Pianos.

WE have received Fourteen more new Pi. -~SxaE=.
w sno-Fortes from these Gnrivaed ma f4Sk34
kers, Light Newton Bradbury, and HainesI q
Bros which makes stock very large and desirable
We would be pleased to have these instruments sxmn ed
by ALL whether they desire to purchase not Every Pr
sold BY shall be warranted TO give satisfaction in
every respect nay7 w a K FREEMAN
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L DESIRE to change my business and row offer my
Il stock Of Family Groceries for sale. Any person wish
ing go into that business will find il to their advantage
to call and The stand is good one and any per
500 will do well TO take the stand and groceries
All persons indebted to me must call and pay up,
will be forced TO collect BY law
septl7 j. ~ HAWKINS, Agent.
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A N sctivs lad about IL or Is years Of age:
n oetll 3. u. BRoCKWAY b co.
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Removal

ONCE the fire, BEASLl 1 RUTH have reopened thsiI
- PAINT SHOP on Cherry st Immediately opposite
the Delivery Box Of the Post Office They are again fully
prepared to execute all orders for Painting Psperng and
70 perform all kinds Of imitation Of Wood and Marble m
the highest style Of ar. BEASLY 4 RUTH.
yjN-5m
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BV EXPRESS.

Icy AApA CSSs
WYE just in receipt Of fresh supply of the cee-
w brated PANCAKE, LYONS TWIST, and FLAT
CHEWING T0BACCOS, manufactured especially for us
out of the very finest Tobacco and is superior to any
brought to this city. Give it a trial.
sept9 LYONS CO. No. 10 Cedar st.
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JOHN YORK q co. have removed 70 the New Building
No, %, Union Street, opposite eeOEg sGreig's.
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49, HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH NE IN MI
- - husneEa Mr. W. II. hEIrcHIN. firm
hesov JAS. B. CRAiGHEAD.
nnshYills, nay l. ae5e.
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LYONS & Co.,
IMPORTERS OF AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Havana Cigars, Tobacco,
Kinds OF
Foreign Wines, Liquors, etc.
No. 10 CEDAR ST.,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

TO THE PUBLIC.
WYE have on hand and constantly receiving
w new and well assorted stock of
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, FOREIGN WINES
AND LIQUORS.
Which we are offering TO the trade at prices much
lower than they be had from any other house in the
city, Our stock consists of the finest brands Of HAVANA
CIGARs in the market; BRASDIEs which for favor
be surpassed and imported by ourselves direct
through the Custom House to this city SHERRY PoR7 and
MADKRIA WINES warranted pure and Of the best qualities
with fall assortment of Whiskeys, St. Croix and ia
maica Rum, Holland Gin, aud all other kinds
tg To Country Merchants offer the best induce
mens 10 purchase from stock large and always
cash buyers give every advantage All orders by let
ter otherwise will always meet with prompt attention
LYONS & CO.,
jy22 10 Cedar ST.
CHAMPAGNE WINE.
WE hive now on hand
w 100 baskets Canneaux and Fills, quarts and pnts
so Lelegard & Co.,
The above two Wines unsurpassed in favor and
used throughout the Union more than any other
Wine. We have been appointed by the Manufacturers,
sole Agents for the South.
Also, Is baskets Gorden Royal, quarts and pints.
so Heidseick Co.
For sale at reduced prices ny LYONS CO.,
iy22 10 Cedar ST.
BITTERS.
WE also Agents for Mills, HOstetter DR. Green's
w ArOmatieStOmach Btters. 100 boxes assorted now
in store. LYONS d CO.,
jy22 10 Cedar ST.
SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCOs.
VHTE have just received
w CHEWING roBACCos. SMOKING foRACcos.
10 boxes Natural Leaf; so bales Pocahontas;
10 Yellow jacket; so boxes
IS G.. ". Smiths 25 bbls cut and dry;
5 Wedding Cake; 80 gross &"
5 Honey Shuck Assorted in papers.
% Assorted brands all of which we warrant of
the best qualities. LYONS CO.,
700 10 I'd.
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ASHVILLE AND CHATTAN(
RAILROAD.

6kxAAAIxkOkA0.
SPECIAL NOTICE. 70 SHIPPERS VA SAVANNAH
TO NASHVILLE
the Nashville sad Chattanooga Railroad Connsnv
IA has notified and reminded the Central Railroad Gom
pany OF Georgia Of their Summer Rate and it does NOT
seem TO have been noticed recognised in the hand
OF that Company recently distributed our city we take
this method of informing the Merchants and Shippers by
that ne that the rate will be 81 IS per 100 lbs on Class
Goods and not 81 Is the hand bills represent n rs Ia
the average through rate First Class Goods from m.
Seaboard 10 Nashville but subjected the 10 cents ad
ditona in the SumHer and deduction of 10 cents per
100 lbs In the Winter which make the rate as Der our
advertisement 81 IS from June December and Al IS
from December to June H. L ANDERSON
iuue O,oo-;-t--.
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De q IIie aad Ifht.
W hteh s5ou brc1m- . part sfsisht,
Aisd ross waSfe'er . turn-d n4y ryU
a - raugafax sfaf a surp.or, IL

feared nothing kr female society, ani
When, a. vas not uhfrequebtly the case
foand myself among ladies, ny strouz ten.
dsney was toward drawing comparisons b..
tween them and Brownie, weiehinx them in
the balance ami Gaiing thela aaosI lAmea.
table wanting
One bright afterBoon 10 tie early spring.
| vas sAunteTing alaug the s,rsetin Mobile,
lsziiy smoking cigar, an1 t5iaking sbout
Brswpie, whea vas met by a party esm.
Ing ap. Seeing people close to ase I raised
my eycs, aud there. 10 my astoniskment
and JOY, stood BroNHis herself before me
A!lB0si beseie alyssif w.lh Eslyise.s. I
sprung forward aud ela-ped her Ia ny arms
She threw hers around my neck. And our
iips met siih the same warm eiiogiuE kiss.
which made our bridal sslats Bfousis
vas iivius soutisht beng We had r1sl.
y been married They had taken ber frsm,
me, aad had bess fool enough 10 let tbem
do u, aad lct Aaos Dsb. the ola sinher make
as shink had been drsauisg Well,
bad her ones Tasre, and I'd Ike 70 zee aBy
body separate ~ sgsin
oh, br0wBis dear BroEnie,' said ks.
sieg her ssaio aud agsin, without tkiakiug
Goa a moment q shat che pssssrs By weala
say 4 have yoa nog, ny oHa dear, ssset
llttls wifs-'
.N9t yst, Gsorgs aos yet Some sfthsss
ds3s aad thsnsssao,l shst soafsasdsd Bish.
oPl vita bis sirsags saits sAd silver tones =
tie pat his hsnd On ny ARA aud saEoaul
it, Hlth ihs other hani lifted BfoHnis late
carriage, aod lesPing IL after her sith 80
asttV,ty surPFising IN - bulky iaaH, drove
%
Bai hs was net "a slads ms 70, sol, - the
ssrrisgs siaftsd, ! made dospsrsts spring
sftsr q sad eaught ihs dsor Hiih ny TiEst
haui fhsrs 80 sid sbfisk. s8d /
isuud mysslf buried vita vioisuss 70 tbs
EEoaud
EnshsFed sy-,lf % so looked vas
nsi ~ Mobiis but IN ths hask pafisF Goa.
aiand it, bad besu dfsaming again Wbsa
4 rPruas tftsF Bfssnic, -ay y fast ssaio d5Hu
uPsu bus sfysiP Eas thB sbrisk htd
hesr3 Her straggits upset ms Rofaught
/ kuos asg bave bsss huegisg ssd s.
siss ths sofa isstssa q Braanis
cHtrrEa Ig
Auai Deb fguai ne pasaing my truus
.Wass y lbal iss, Gsofss Z quetisl tks
"a lady
'goi6s 'oasr1srs. ms..u l replied d.
ssisE - sss Brs~sie. GsofssT
'Csrtaisly. Aunt Deb stsrs slss shsala
! SCI aad I uoat e. Fsskiag NJ uank
aith ths tfisFmiaatiea n faaing Hfoa 10
Hsha gss sbsvs grpasd, sad 81 asrry ng 9
har e 80 aad taf
ft uas b,saiifai tFriaF az Wasa ! 80
Z 1at. sd ssEaa - stena ~ ths Aississippi.
Z sTestias fsW asys aits this fficna, sua =
~ mass STA that. astli tt iasi isuai ~
eel "a uss 9aig FiggF A = pretty hala
7 tsHa aPea fba Nirgisis rhofs
~ Qhis sirsr uisil tgat eaas ais1e ani
7 isss Fsssasa la Der, letsaius fs - ia
Phfslarr stFika ssFess fas ssanirT east
ssgi. 80 psFasFs ~ - CsFa NsF y ssf.
etsza ~ aasgessf rlsa aasass mirht isas
ne A. 4 nsFpsi s1 iss beer fa ths dark
4 q ussra 81 ssasEa usis, sai Astlsz 4
-iEsf as2'sssi riest pssF tse ssnsEsg tsls
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MupEHS prEIxIrTnNs.

Hard Times Sitting on q cold Rrisdstsss
aud reading the Presidsars Asssags
Lsys-A iittls world Hitbin itssll init.
uatsly sosnssssd Hitb shovel ssd ,eugs
fi0grcss Of TIRs--A PsdleT EsIsg tSro'
ths lsni with wooden clocks
Psiitisisa--A fvliow that calls al n.
kBswlslgs ifsa borrssod BsWspspsfs
Rigid Jastioe-JaTsf su . auf1sr ease
fast ssissp
Frisna-oEs Wbo takes yoaE aoasy and
thsa tarns yea out u dosrs
PAiTiot--A nan ubs has neither proper.
y ssS repatAiion 10 lose
Hsnssty - Obs5lsts . tsra fsrmsrIy
assd in ths eass Of mas whs bad paid fsf
his aousFapsT and she esat sn kis baak.
in4sP5udsncs - O~iak afty tkssaana-S -SeI-
lArs vhish yoa osysr istrsJ - pay
Lsvsly Wsmss-As astieis isasafsstursA
- m.iiinefs--
Wa uas's taf li- ssrs bsios
Ani ssu,s thal Iif'is ~ shas"
DaB8y a fsiHg ia tsntsissus. With o
ksdy Ana tws sfns--s hss5 vithsat bsaias
--tight b8Jts-a eauss WattS kaadksf.
esisi-tvg bfs7shos, sni reg ca ks hitie
E1gsf
CS4astts--A yosag LADY with mere bssa.
y ihaB ssnss -nofe asssmpiish snsnts thas
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sithirs rsi hrsF
Bsasg1Ieacs Is tshs dsiisf oai n sns
foEttt a1i Pos if tsf8 teaethsr
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FTTss lsuFafs bsfiag q sisFata. oae
ssii o. taa sttsr. va val aWsrf 10 yea
tfs sot aafs sifI 30 pa pea IN ~ pssk
"a 10 hat go. rfVhet ihs hilis sna.
ifsa uln hsys ners iaH BE- ysaf Psststs
tasa yaa ttsf ts1 il yesg hsa4'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-12-18

HFIhe uss Ht1 chsais ihe b7iatsf isA
t1aa last Hfst ia ssufsrY uifi ths ssnaa
Eh5 aeEs bes tasbsat FhsF ssss isise1
e shsrt aaisrea fsa tasa - ths f.ilsg
ubs SOLE 3 sErf q rsr,rs fran 80 ~
fsf tsbV
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-12-18

rs-s eittF i iks pepper y ,sstrinsuy,
sss its atlss ne ite PsFpfr bsfes s.
ssys aa sil iagy tasAslsf We usalA rivs
ks nsms. hst are sfrsiA ita Pesss 81 ths
bel thsftssi .miskt bs iistsrbs1 ~ tha
ssiss sgs tr,ez tsndis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-12-18

rf-Its atttutss = huIs Rifi ksink
called g. rose bath. o. shsss tspnsst
slsn tbs 'Isss flfs Eas fssiur bst tslow
sBI sreaat ~ % tafss hssatslsl sfiaaea
ta1i vsfs jsst aafgldibg thtir ehsfas shs
tft'esslY strlsiasi % ttr tratsst see,
Willie thsas hitis tal, bsys jsTt sssksa-
ti 10 .ss tssir moihsr befsfs shs diss
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VOL. 40.
G&f .&iis,iaio GSra @r....
OFFICE. SECOND STORY oF MARKET HOUSE

OFFICE. SECOND STORY oF MARKET HOUSE
1gy-TIs- Esss Pass 70 PsSlisAsa weekly n Trs
fslBs ss@ Tvs C<sfs pr san.-.. psy skls k.ff
rssfiv ksi he Do1@s win ~ tske. 1. "a, seat
- iuli 4 Fast vssH~ly S- sAvascs.
g,-Ntsssvsf PsIDest |. Deferred k~yosA IN. sxes
falErs a fss yess iHs~ssst gai ~ ekssR.t
tyS.hsriP',sas So usnashs. O1s Dlsar Ts<n-
~ tss Csats. 20 - p.sd fnra' saAfy n sass.es.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
ulcs'sfss 81 ertssssE are. asa s.yasrs lee
O1s HuiIar Er tAre~ ts-~rtioss-rrgss e.~s n ths
.sas FroPostsss. Era eoa's-ss. T~sAfy See
Cris T-sr sqsArs-
sAssrisssHaesis nos stasrsd y .eesi6e tsuss
lbs ssasi=ssi Iss'i t.'si4 - isdsesu.S u.SlHsis-
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saMI Gahil

lUD s.s,G A ash 90 PiNR e.ss..r..
DAV .teass tseaEL RUSSELL.
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NANUEL NrO1f.

= .ri5Her - CAaHoeyy of az CiJera
.'t Nass'y Coat of J.SsTIos CosHfy
a FicE 10 t5s coBn. Hopss, lopssslrs,) In the
- T17u for many years OceuPicd - an Office
r "a Ro.~fi WnrthiaEtoa, Esq.
-ass t.s-rpl cOar esysl 81 The sast door.
...T o.. t-Jt-u
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4 ENPERfOF artisls = ossggg ses VII
afffJ bfaF3y ~ asfiesf ansffsss r. ssfe
hEl.LER a COOKE
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F-w Fsfi1s az iFesh ssf ~ ssir -
.f-E ~ i-ff aE1I.En q CuuWE
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Inn STR Wv su gi,ap g ssris seiiiae =
'.fFi b n 3 SO APoosE
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lt'b HiTER-A supsliar sfiisis isf ssis 81
ss,f 10. Isss
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erArTEa III

Things went on as usual los two or ihrss
months. Though il was only dream.
Brownie had become - me = real being, m =
household friend, every day com pauion, aud
pure divinity somebody TO set wiih, ride
With, Salk With, tAIk tO-she was, indeed TO
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CEEU OATS. ~ 49, ~
asfeh d, isss
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EFESa SALAD orr ,uu,er-i,ssrs
~ HELtER a COOKE
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locked hard ct the old lady. IL uas
PiAin shs vas sss deesiving me 4, ua,
very odd, but no doubt, Jirs was right
muse have besn dreaming.
put 10 vas strange dream with an Al
lost tangible reality I could see Brownie
then before me, With every line aud line.
ineut perfectly distiuet, and the low ri,h
tones IN which she repeated tho marriage you
were stan sounding in my ear Ilno doub,
Vas dream, bat still, vas % far n reality
ina, teit that then aud ihsuesfsrth I was
welded 10 that sonaDr and never would Be
10 sqy Otngr
That day my whole nini va. taken Nm
with the memory Of nay dream ada Of Brow
ME Asa matter Of course. I scarcely sroke
10 any cue Aunt Deb noticed IL, add sun
posed vas coming over her good advice
Aifer supper she drew her rocker up 10 nv
couch aud eudsavOrsd to improve tbe oee..
SiOH.
Well, George, Lsps you have been
.AiskIng over what We were talking about
lat night
What. shai, Aunt Deb,' / asked, rOu.iur
myself With start
why you kH9w, advised you 10 get mar.
risd, aud you said you ussli think aboa,
Il Intend to &c, married, Apa, Deb. BY
all means
DO You. my dear George; lam 80 do
hgAied hieh Of those We were talking
about do you intend to takeV
'Psha~ Aant Deb, you don't suppose |
would marry any Of those girls DO yCu If
you do. you are very much mistaken
We'll, I can tell YOU. sir thew are al
mighty good girls. III they wont salt YOU
il aHOmld - tn IN -, i a
marry
Way, Brownie, OF course.
Brownie Who is BrsEuie1 Brownie
whop
Why, the lady that cant tell rou tAe
rest Of her name j1st Yet. Aunt De-. al /
can tell ysu Is that her FIRST name is Brow.
ME, and that shall be married TO her
when, GeOrgeF
There was a Poser-Wheni exactly the
thing would ike 10 know but did not
no. all l could do was to repeat what the
Aunt Deb Of mJ dream said Some Of
these days
Aunt Deb looked at me dubiously and
asked me no mare questions then. But.
though the best old sanl in the world. she
stHi was remotely descended from Eve, and
% was hard to know that wedding Was on
the carpet and have her imagination step
there 30, IN che next week, at odd times,
ste tried TO gst at Brownies history, and
asked where she lived Shsther her parents
were living hOS long had known her
when our engagement commented why I
bad never t0ld her mere about IT. and when
vas 10 visit her. On all these subjects /
had 90 dght very shy, but made up fer 1,
when Aunt Deb wanted 80 know IL she was
handsome, for there I was fully posted, aud
gave the cid LADY full lsugth portrait,
vsieh threw her ia ees;acies.
eiiArTEa TT
Things went on as usual fos two or ihrss
months. Though il was only dream.
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fS hts 7ssisssiansi uerrtnss 10 ihs cfti-
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JACK SON a WOOD.
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",lneHiat~ty eafed aod tail gissv rrsfurcd.
IN" drSstfui stssssc 70 the praAiiy most Irqusttl
PAd ~ 'h0ss Who have bceo~ The VieiIass of iuFot
leasigvheis- 1oanE psFsoas apt Co eoasi, -
essss' roa sot e~tss aware q the drras
ihAi Eay snsss Nes. ~hs that sndsrsiAna. the sd
lset VIII pretea1 20 drHJ that the PoSer of Psocr.sto
: .i seSaSr ey 'Ao. aiilax i-to Improper habit. tAs
iAs PTod.st bssidss king dspriy ed the please,
ei kea!ihy CHIPPING. TIE most and desr-t,y
- mPiop.s 90 both boay aud MAD ssi-e The .s.,-r
essS1ss- s-sfS-ecS, tee Thy scz ssd taeatal psS.r
e.ksaed. sery0as dsbify. dy ysPop.ia. Pslpitaiiaa
The heart. sadieSstioa. astias ef the Iape 60
sJ9Ptoas 81 eoasamptsos. etc.
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