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Among the letters and memoran-
dums of Gentleman, who was Presi-
dent Of the Royal Society in the reign
of George the Second. his executors
found bit of linen cloth, the size Of
card, with the impression Of a flower
stamped on it and on the paper to
which it was pasted, the following
memorandum.
"This little scrap of linen happen
ing to lie in reach of an Engraver,
who was proving copper-plate for a
drawing-book, at time when be had
no paper at hand, he took this in its
stead, and finding the impression so
clear it occurred to him that he could
stamp upon white gown ofhis Wife
similar ornamentes." To this trifling
circumstance we owe the invention of
copper-plate printing on linen, now
carried to such pitch of elegance and
become so important an article in the
of this country.-Radclif's
Register, London 1889.
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The SECRET OF SUccEss.-The

The SECRET OF SUccEss.-The
price Of liberty, it has been said, us
eternal vigilance. 1t is true Of sue
cess in most things. A thoughtful
observance Of the rules which the
experience of men has fixed, must be
maintained in almost every undertak.
ing, if we would win the prize upon
which our hearts are set. With this
introduction, the Philadelphia Enquir-
er we'll remarks:
1.-THE business man, the merchant,
mechanic or trader. has not only to
exercise a thoughtful observance Of
himself and his affairs be must ex-
cite thoughts in others Of himself and
his business. It is not sufficient for
the merchant that he has been care
fully schooled in a knowledge Of the
goods he deals in, that be has selected
bis stock carefully, and has rented a
store in which to display It; these
are but preparatory steps; he must
let the business public know where
he is, that he has the goods for sale,
and where they can be seen, admired
and purchased. A man cannot sit in
his store nowadays, and expect that
trade will come to him. He must
invite it. Merely putting up q sign
and then taking a seat in his counting
room, like spider waiting for some
think to come into his web, will not
answer. The great public, busted
with a thousand other things, must
be constantly reminded of his goods
and place Of business and to do this
efectually. there is but one way. The
great lever which lifts the individual
and his business above the heads Of
many, that all may see, is the news
paper. He who forgets or neglects
this power, is lost in the crowd, and
jostled out or trodden down."
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NJ. rAbbe VELLA, a very learned
Professor of the Oriental Languages
in Sicily, has announced that he saw
at Girgenri, a volume of Cotton Paper
written in the Western Moorish Char
acter, that contains translation into
Arabic of seventeen books of that part
of Livy's Histoy, which is wanting
1t goes from the Goth to the 77th.-
This last is not complete, and there
are some chasms in the others, occa-
sioned by being in some places worm
eaten. The Goth begins at the epoch
when the Consul Aurelius subdued
the rebels of Sardinia, after a very
considerable slaughter, and went after
wards into Corsica to punish those
who had hidden defiance to him.
The 9th book opens with the
foundation of AK, in Providence, by
the Pro- Consul L. Sextus, from whom
that city took the name Of Aque Sea-
tie.
The Able has already translated
some of this valuable work, and prom
ises to present the Republic of Letters
with an edition of it in the Arabian
language on one side, and in latin or
LATHAM on the other.-Londom Paper
1885.
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The YEAR WE LIVE IN.-This ques-
ton does not appear to be settled yet
This year according to the Mahometan
theory Of time, is 1870; according to
the Jewish, 5615, and according to
the Christian, 1856. This is dated
from the creation of the world, in the
Jewish and Christian computation,
and from the Hegira or Flight Of Ma
homet, in the first. The Alphonsine
tables, however, make this year the
7O88th from the creation while the
Greek Church dates this year as 1862,
and some of the Eastern Churches
date it sixteen years later than the
Greek Church. The Chinese adopt
the sexagenary Cycle Of 60 years. Civ
ing name to each year. Seventy.
five cycles have now elapsed, their era
commencing in 200 B. G.. so that
they now deem themselves in the year
1854. By the Hindoo era Of the Cal
iguy this year is 1855. The Mexican
era dates this year as 1914, only COM
mencing 1890 years B. c. The Mex
lean year is correctly astronomical
The Talmud makes this year 1899
the Septuagint, 1925; and the Sam
aritan Pentateuch, 1854.
DR.. Hales, the eminent chronolo.
gist, fixes this year at 1865, but the
Catholic Church adopts the best set
tied authorities, and designate this
year as 1858, Ammo Mundi. or crea.
ton of the world, and 1854, Ammo
Domini. If the Roman Empire had
existed as it was under the Emperors,
this year would be 20O7, dating from
the foundation of Rome.
There is as much uncertainty re.
garding the date of the food, as of the
creation. The Septuagint makes i,
1926 A. NJ, Josephus, 3l49; the
Samaritan, Penta,euch, 1897, and the
modren Jewes, 21O4. Some of the
profane writers make it 2348 A. M.
Amid all the abstruce and painful
calculations which have been made
relative TO these epochs, the Christian
era is undoubtedly the most correct
and authentic. According to that, the
world was created 5748 years ago, the
deluge swept the earth $50 years age
and 2348 years before Christ, and thai
we are now living in the year 1856
dating from the birth Of Christ.
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LITERATURE IN THE UNITED STATES

LITERATURE IN THE UNITED STATES.
Abiding to the universal dissemina-
lions of literature in the United States,
DIckEN says. "There every child has
its copy book in its place at school ;
there every Lighthouse on the prari-
RE has its shelf of books. Next to
the church and the town the tavern
the printing press, is set up in every
raw settlement, and raw newspapers
appear, probably on white-brown pa
per and mixed type, with Italics and
Roman letters. capitals and diptongs
thrown together very curiously, but
still a newspaper. Books arc printed
in the great cities, not by the thousand
or fifteen hundred, but by the five or
ten thousand, for the readers are re-
coned by the million.-Buhetin.
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LEAP YEAR.-As we are now in
another leap year, it is the preroga-
tive of the fair sex-as ancient as it is
honorable to make a stride in their
own behalf, without waiting the slow
motion Of contractors, whose business
it is to make proposals. The card Of
several Bachelors" in to days paper
is referred to, and here is a rare op-
portunity for our fair correspondents
Mary and Maria," to aba:e the evil
complained of in their epistlt several
days ago. And why not? TIE fair.
are classified; they are arranged, as
fair, farrer. and fairest. They are put
up in the great rialto Of trade, and
anxious mothers and expectant fathers,
begin to hanover for them, at an ear
ly period to catch prize in the lottery
of life. Are they not annually knock
ed.off, under the auctioneers hammer,
by scores of thousands q? Is not the
whole study for outward show in dress
to the entire sacrifice of inward aeon.
plishments Is not the height Of
woman's ambition, in the ninteenth
century diamonds ?" Such being
the case, is it not both right and pro.
per that good looking young Bache-
lors, (such as advertise in another
column today should hold themselves
up, in the competition of trade, as
ready to barter their many virtues
and accomplishments for wife I? 1t
occurs so to US. Thep are Gents en-
gagged in the study and practice Of
professions, and have neither the time
or inclination to bestow undivided at
tention, in the light frivolities of court
ship; for which reason we hope some
of the fair damsels who gladden. the
eye in Church street, on pretty sun.
shine. and butterfly days. will forth
with send in seal proposals as directed
Of course they must describe them
selves, age, complexion, hight, width
depth and circumference, or senc
along dagurreotype.
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.aSsessO1.,S Notice.

.ASSeSSO1''S Notice.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of East
Baton Rouge.
A IL PERSONS who own property in
II this Parish, will please make out
list of their Taxable Property, Immediate
", which must include all the property
which they owned. between the months OF
April and October Of the year 1855.
Jan. Slw, o. HACKET,
.assesor.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-10

The IMAcULArE CoNcEpr1oN.-T
Bishop of Puy was lately received by
the French Emperor at public au-
dience, and spoke to his Majesty in
favor of the monument to be raised on
the rock of Corneille (Hante-L oire) to
the glory Of the Immaculate Concep-
ton. The Emperor approved Of the
model submitted to him, and placed
his name at the head of the subscrip-
ton list for 10000 francs, and after
wards inscribed that of the Empress
for 1000 francs, and he promised to
the very reverend prelate, for the con-
struction of the monument, a number
of cannon taken from the Russian, ex-
pressing his regret that they were not
of bronze.
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with that charged on letters; and to
the great cost of mail service on rail.
roads and by ocean steamers. The
suggestions of the Postmaster General
on the subject deserve the considers
ton of Congress.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-10

NOVEL SUBJEcs OF TAxArloN.-A
bill has been presented to the Legis.
lature of Tennessee levying fine Of
five dollars on every gentleman who
wears a moustacbe, and a fine of FIVE
dollars upon bachelors over thirty
years ofage. for the purpose Of raising
money to increase the school fund.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-10
Christmas Presents.

ID CAPDEvILLE on Laurel street, has
1 just received large lot Of Toys and
Fancy articles, for Christmas presents, and
new years gifts. The citizens of Baton
Rouge and vacinity, are invited to call and
examine his stock. 1t is the largest and
best selected in town. dec22-1m.
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Dveing and Securing.

N HOESSLT, Fifth street between
nj. North and Church; offers his service
to tne citizens of East and West Baton
Rouge. as an experienced DYER & ScouRER
Colors restored; old garments dyed new
spots removed from silks and satins, in
short everything pertaining to this branch
of bu,iness done with promptness; and in
the very best style of art.
o. The ladies are especially invited to
give him call. dec1S-lm,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-10

~ Ell Dario de la Marina, pub.
lished in Havana, states, that owing to
the protracted indisposition Of Mile
Rachel. she would not make her ap-
pearance on the Stage there, until
about the 18th inst.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-10
Dissolution Of Partnership.

Dissolution Of Partnership.
TIME hrm of w. F. TUNN ARD & CO.,
l. was dissolved by limitation, on the
3lst of December 1855. The business will
be continued by w. F. TUNNAkD, on his
own account. The name Of the firm will
only be used in the settlement of accounts.
w. F. TUNNARD,
IAN. 2nd 1856. A. u. HEDENBERG
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Gbe 9alp Gonlet.
BATON ROUGE,::::::::JAN. 10, 1856.

Ar LAsr.-Mgor Hufty, has at
length: entered upon the discharge Of
bis duties as Sheriff, of the Parish and
city Of Orleans. In company with
Randel Hunt, he appeared on Mon
day morning last before the Supreme
court and was recognized as sheriff
The Second District Court, also recog.
nized his authority.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-10

The EXTREME PENALrY.-At a
meeting of citizens of Goochland coun-
ty Va, on the 18th ulto., to select de-
legates to the Southern Commercial
Convention a resolution was adopted
advocating the death penalty for slave
stealing, confinement in the penitenti-
ary for the attempt. and the admission
of negro evidence against suspected
person. The resolution also recon-
msnds arming the pilots iu Cheas-
peak Bay. at the expense Of the State,
and authorizing them to search sus-
pected vessels.
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Liquors.! LIquOrs!:

liquors! Lk4NOfS!:
AZ Barrels st. Louis Wbiskeg.
~ IS Barrels Boyles Extra Rose Whis~
key.
10 Iron Bound, Halves, Magnolia do
Barrels, do. do.
5 Quarter Casks American Brandy.
$ Eight, do do do.
l Quarter Cask Best Imported do.
20 Half Barrels Rectifed Whiskey
The above name OF Liquors just receiv-
ed and for sale to the trade in accommodating
ing terms.
Dec. 21st. JOSHUE BEAL.
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MRS. N. MAY,
.WNmtax u .MNEGr.

No. 81, Harvey House.
THE LADIES of East and West Baton Rouge
l. are respectfully invited to call on MRS. MAY,
at the Harvey House, where she is now located
for the winter and ready to attend to any orders
for cutting, and fitting dresses, making CLoAKs,
TALMAs, and other articles Of Ladies apparel, in
the latest fashions. dec2S-y.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-10

~ Choice Havana Cigares 20o0
I" English Pickles doz.
French Mustard ''
Tomato Ketchups case
Pepper Sauce /" &
Spanish Olives e"
Just received to hand and for sale by
Jany I'd Sc. JOSHUA BEAL.
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Warming & Heating Stoves.

lust received per Ohio Bell, a lot of
y the superior Semi-Parlor Semi Cook
cry Franklin Stoves, also fine assert
menti Semi Front, juno CRATES. For sale
low at d. c. MONTAN'S.
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The young gent Schenectady, suff-
-eriug from too strong sensation of
the more tender feelings, defines bis
complaint as an attack Of lass-itude.
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LOST.

nv MONDAY Morning last, in this city
Va pocket book niaining about forty
dollars in bank bills. The finder will be
rewarded by leaving the same at this office.
Jany. 9Th Sc.
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DcSot0 Ledge No. ., I. o. o. r.
QEGULAR MEETING. - ||lt((ff
IL every THURSDAY night, at -
O'Clock. Room opposite H. T. Wad. s9N1e
dis Drug Store. on Church Street.
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For Sale.
4 NEGRO MAN, and q young likely
II negro boy-Terms low. Apply to
inaS-10d. s. S. HALL, Laurel st.
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ANEaicAa nEsrIs0.

Aa oevtiay Of - Americas rassy, q he
Town Hall. 10 sbepAsrts,ovs. % sasssday The
iotA Il Apsu. sssS .. OUsHANR vss called 10
NE csais. ssd }. r. 4 E.rlss sppcsas<d ssess-
'sry Ths Chair Aasiss ssssa shs Officer ~ tAs
meeting. the following resoistioss usis odsfed By
T. H. Tosser. Rsq., asd ssasino1sly adopted.
Wbssess. the ssnss Of Milsrd rnlmor, s,S
Ancrev Jackson Doseisos have been ps,ssn,ed to
NE Ansrtess people ~ essuidsfss fpf the Ouises
o. rrssdeni and Wee Prs.ifesi. therefore
Hsasfss<. That ve cordially respond 10 their
soosssiios, - zoe enisestfy desirable in tbs
pfesest crisis Of public s6airs
Hrf<ssS. That IN Miiisrd Fillmore re recognise
Ne vsss staissoss. The pure patriot, the Hrssxsi
Prssss.i. chs. By bic hru AID sassssviss de-
scsscr - ne Cccs;s'.s.>7 ar .Ae usie. ch-,.
OF al parties, ssd eiieiict eves nom bis roltesi
eppcsss's The raeriied ribsis VI "rsz <s.s, ssssi
fsafAfsI Srpss." -T-iF ~
Ressir.S. That ne regard The ssdsvs~u &c, Of
Andres Jackson Dsnsises. By he Asro Il Nsv
odesns. on vsrisss ocessicss % ssasrirnt 10
P,see en rsraiatioa ~ stst.sasa AID as man
OF tssseriiy aid honor. bsyosd The sssanis Of ,hs
p>sudo.denoeraey u the present dav.
He'~rts That re approve Of the State Ccnven.
noa 70 % held in Staoat,s On he 9Th 81 NAY ssd
'he Following genilenas are hereby appointed 10
Iepssseni this Preeisct 10 the Cesniy Cosveniiop
90 Monday neIt called fof the purpose of seIectine
M rses % attend said Ssie conyeaiion: Tkos
- io~nef, Y. A Ehiisr. Jacob Cookns Js.>ph
wessh.hs. Henry Berry. ST., DR. John Bfi.ee,.
Jacob Ferrells, q. r Lick'idsr, O n y Sherman
a mfiehhouse. Jacob Line, Or ID @ Hsnsl.
s.J...ss. EaA, The pioee.Sibzs % ,ii. as,.t;..
oe Published In iAe Pirgisia Fro Pun and 6.eA
DusHANE, PrsiIs.f
y. {. -
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THINGS TO BE REMEMBERED,

IL should 30; be fors0stsz ,ha, the Democrats In
every Northern State from 1887 to 1857 had prin.
sipal ageeey in creating the F1ss Soil sentiment
which has since proved so troublssome 10 the
eouniry. Ia 1873, the BuGals Convsutiou vas
Aeid, al which the most ultra doeuisss wsfs pro-
nuigaisd. and 10 every year since asill the pr.s-
sni the soishsll party have pu, ioriA siroax rsso
iuiiors against the cxtensos Of slavery. In short.
tse DsnoeTsi,.spd Free Sellers esalssesd In Mas
saeho'etis and Connecticut and BRAT he whis. In
ne slseiioa of Governor 10 the kfs, aad mem-
esfs Of Congress insahs latter. Gov. BsvTwxLt.
and Senator seNSEs were elected By hi, comb.
nation.
Michigan vas decidedly snit-slsvsry 10 $50
and Ia February Of that PEAR Mr srvasY (ssw
bsAA'of) pfsssnssi 10 the House Of Repre,en,a-
lives he rssolu'iOss OF the L-Eislsisrs Of MieAi.
san 10 favor Of the ordnance Of 1871 aad arsIa.,
The isuodSetioa Of slavery within any OF the ,ss.
fiiotSss Of the Uniisd States bss OF hereafter "a
b acquired" Iivss In The year rrsVIoa, that the
Wiimo' PfOviso vas pat Bpos the Oregon bsli by a
DsmoeFaiie Coagresa.
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Bar. BUCHANAN AND THE IRISH.

The cais'". weekly paper Published In New
feik. Aad devoted 10 the Interests OF i- Irish take,
ohsnee al some OF the remarks mad. by Mr.. Bueb.
snan ~ the enierisinnrut given few week, ago
oy The Lord MAJOR Of London.
The following is part OF the iansuse. whi.h
seems 90 obnoxious to the Caisss.
with regard 10 the two esapt,ies EnglsnB.,
Amsriea,) what q dreadful misfortune 1, WoniI y.
10 The uhoe human rare " thty Ahou 4 ever .r,i,
be involved ia SArl How u won,d itiu,s .nd
throw back the cause 81 civilization aud ~ hnn.s
hoerfYi How % would delight the despo,, n, ~.
earn TO hod those Two haiions DESTROYING koo~d
progress 20 nAnkiBdr Tu
Ihs CstssR eommenis upon this 80 follow.
Nos, although ve have ~ strong a .,as. .,
The horrors Of var ~ Mr.. BaehssAu vr srriv. -,
eoneiusien the very opposite Of his We ,kInL
Instead OF 'dreadiUl misioftuns To The ubols 10.
man rare, ihifd var betseen England and mr.,
Ea vooid he OF all svenis the most likely tn beas
NJ The While human race. sss Instead 81 d.
inR esek, y would advance buman liberty bevo.s
~ other causes or ihsirpm sui slities-ie.,-sd N
aesrsoytuf every hcp-d progress TO Toaokind, h,
soela Be TIE hfsi step towards pgo0sr.. fos "A.
Efsnd oosise 9 abd imPcdiDest In the uav AZ ~.
man ho~rty 70 Eofoe- u sot 'lhs as.roi. ~ an.
ssr'h 70 whom Af Baehsnsa refers bot III a..
bsmentfy representatives eunsItutisnsl R,i,i.s
shAn Shceh noets, dsiudss sad snssases a. -.
Of The hamaa race ~ pat their trust Ia i,'
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Baltimore Market.



CIAovLILor PRIC.s - TnE BALr,AoaE MaHkEr
Reported expressly TOT the Free Press.
ArrLEs.-SuPpy large and ia good demand. -
We quote Hou'Ia.ly al 81 80 80 ss 30 pre- bbi.
rrH~-ihe Te.c'P's MT 50 isTgc srd de-
inahd motr acuve. Sc slOte western a. ~ u IS
Common koil Al - 20 10 eIs. Giadrs - TO X
Prime - 10 - e..
Brrs~As -NodtmAnd W. quote 20 cts,
BAcos.--Aci'ye end prices I,tnAia a. quoted
Sales Of sAguicefs = al TO . cis s,dt,y to no
Hans ?iAih ~ Co ~ eeR,s. fsncy - to IL Cts
BEiss-saitsOi h,I'd 81 90 ~ : q - tyl bush
ell Wbus 81 81 10 SgUO
CoUSrEY SOaP--in good demand v i'm .ale. nj
G tot cts.
CArILg The 'hering ON Tkursday Ia.xas
abIpt 40 head JoI % which ,vssss "a a s3 ~ %
- - on the hOoi, equal To- - w 10 suite uett.ud
toe baIEnce WAS skrn ouI VI the market
CoRS Large receipts aud mafsrt 'uu We
quote yellow a. ID 20 20 eis-, While - - "a 60
t-o'Esssso Sale Of 90 a. = . b. 80 -
CuE-Suts.- Sales a. ~ SO 10 30 %
DEiED FaUrr Safes VI Apples Jaifsd At Il rt.
TO 81 90 0spaired 20 to Ga Peaches p.is~l y 90
% 80 cts, Peaches unpslrd ste 10 81 -
DsER-EiSs.-Sstes at ~ &C. 10
PLOtB.-R Receipts very light good the demand 4,
bat moterae boldefs are his mi prices are sGesdy
Ma outstanding the sbaucant e!ef.. tb. iud,r.
i,aHs ale ihat BE prices wii " veil .ssiAta -
We qsaie Cay Ah's a, to sJsa HOEars street
~ 80 69t
fLAissrp Sales at $3.50 10 sIGo
fca+-sAes Of Orer al 81 To Sd Red Eos CO
20 10 cts. Mink ~ to IS e,s. Coon snd Grey Fog
10 TO 20. A0safst to 10. Rstbit . a. 2 CO.
GtssESa.-Market dull. Held Bominaliy nj u
10 40 cts
L.sD-sales In 90. at . c,s K.E, 10 TO !: CT.
husTssp SgED -Ssles al to cts
osTS.--Ssies Of Nd a 20 ~ 81 e. "a 30 90
56 ct..
RrE-ssls, Of Nd a, ssoto 50. Pa. ~ OF 500.
sS.SE hpyT .--sSneeA - ~ dcmaBd Aad sstis
readily Of co 70 20 cts
TaLI.ou.--Ssles a. ~ "a 81 ecrts
IiA"Thr SsS.--Salts a. 50 So 70 So
Wo"L--hafss' iali ana price, Tow. Sales Of
unSssasd " 10 ~ cts washed - O, - ets
Nssisos -Pnmf saddles ~ 10 ~ t2t W hole
Deer 81 20 = cis
lioos.- kscsir,. srs ish and dsnsnd kfm.
Sale. 81 - - ~ - %
WHsiT The market " ~ psoviuR We
9uoieinieIief 20 good Red ~ 90 . 3 20 eooi prius
e',o 70 ~ ~ Oond While - SO 70 ~ co
Good Prime ~ 70 10 $40
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r wsAsv, - Wednesday sAs ssA :.ss., w ~ Rsv
Sss'':. !: ssss.:. e.. q csss.s;sss-
s Wise Eliza kl>tOca. AssxAs~s Of Thos
Nsi.rs. E.s.. a cisss. eo.ssy.
- 70 ss i.h iast By The Rev Y We,fy. Mr. re- /, &C
fsAsrA~rdsso-s
Al Chsrsa Hin, IN R.,h.I,v ,c,.,, rA.,.s.-
.s i.ss, sy TIE Rev , " J~..ssrs RICaAR Is
sSow DIN RiDGEwAY, E.a 81 Fr,J~v,~t go.
80. "A"f LOUISA. d.ssLtsr u Gel r. " s.oA-
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