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BALTIMORE, Oct. 10, rs.

BALTIMORE, Oct. Is tEO.
GESTs-T have delayed entirely too long in
writing You in relation TO the Virtdes OF amptons Tine
ure feat that cannot give the nlictclworid
Just idea OF the good have derived from Its uses tho ben
was attaec With the ehrOnc rheumatism in its mos, nais
n@n E. f St 3 e ASsc eaG Son
America at which time tchanged its form into
ectct TO he we'll again. rs the disease cane in the first
place, of being vaccinaied from Child who had willie
less than quart, AMI continued to trouble time
reduced 10 the WeEEIess OF infancy was ttnes
the hip joint had been out of place
came disIocacd These surins, and the general debility
felt oH the constant discharge Of my gatherings e9used
oT lsf nv should bee hanged and bccone ike unto
Csts glorious body, at least, until this moralave put
Had taken SO many medicines, and received l,.e
eft that had confidence HAD used of nearly all
the C.tbe1 LiEneEs5, and other external remedies
had heard been placed by friends under
Of the hest Iyseiu4 KIRKLAND, and all the relief obtains
hut Of trans!tory dirntion.
When irst hrnrI Of iIanp;on's Tncnrc, had not the
slightest efficacy, but had friend who had
soEst and aa. NE US. T ; an, m' NJ. 10
jSp M ees+@ Ike smother person Through the iniu-
ece OF his friend you became acquainted with and
liar one that you voi IKE to see the Tincture
fully deyeIUpelinit, and 80 desired to ake would
presentit to II vas for The space o. on
ton or my diseqss strong and henrtyl
than most INDY Ectuant.
aneES have hcalthful complexion, aud NIL my friends
getting quite J7eay one thing certain, my lame
in.Is quite ngain 1t was before and can trip
aboai hnGc without a crutcil.
often Wish nv parents known Of THE remedy when
child should have been saved the exeTu-
cAng pain subjected nc well as the detorn
IS carry the and my parents Eoad
heavy expenses from doctors bills,
sending ley did, to the celebrated Springs N
EnElnud ia search health. wish all the afflicted verdi
could me- hear benefits have derived FROM this
TInetaEe Of atntnns try to make all acquainted Win
ats virtues with whom / come in contact:
Gentlemen thousand tintE obitSeto YOU anu S0V
u liberty o ms uRmc and case TO all
MARY a. SCOFIRI.O,
no. tsl vs.. baltimore 81.
NessTg Mortimer SvSbray. $50 baltimore street, BAL.
more.
SOMETHING ABOVT HA.nPTONiS ZISCTURE-ZO
S.Es2 R0LS SUFFERERS.
As an Invgorator and where gentle strnu.
liant ante NC elieve superior TO all the Corias be-
the public as cure for DYSPEPSIA, COUGHS, sCRoF
LA and RHEUMATISM with all diseases Of the stouEeli and
Bowels truly successful TO the single and mar.
ricl offer the most valuable remedy, which hUusands
EsS5-CaIi ard get pamphlets and see cures
For sale by II. III. Logan q Co.. Wheeling, Gep'
Sold by MORTIMER MoWDRAY,
aud 894i broadway, NJ y:
~ Price 81 per bottle. oes9
IF4EETED.
0SE THousAt hat6sEs Of shsllsl Corn, in good ship
5ys " 80 eEo. WILSON,
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1--WE siiaiI publish ON Tuesday, a commu

9-we shall publish on Tuesday, eommu-
rieation from. Charles Elicit, ir, to the II Rec
ord. on the improvement of the Navigation of
the Ohio. II Is ably written and knocks the
.Ioek and dam project all to flinders. We re-
,ret that we shall not have space earlier, as the
premiun list viii require all our space until Tues
day. We need not say tat it is important to a
large class Of our citizens, and indeed to the city
for in our view no greater calamity could befal
us than to cut of the free navigation of the
Ohio. We are prepared to show at proper
time. that no adequate legislation can ever be
had to dan, this river, even wereit attempted.
1.-THE citizens ticket for Register Of Deeds
succeeded at Boston on Monday. The vote was
exceedingly small
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Mn. EDrruE:-Please announce PETER DELArLIINE "a
candidate for Commissioners of the Revenue Ohio Coun
u api0 MANY VOTERS.
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Mr. EnrToR-ricase announce THOMAS p. SIIALLCROsS
as the peoples candidate Sheriff. the ensuing spring
election No one questlonsl peculiar fitness the Office
By 50 doing you will olAEc
q NAVY VOTrRS
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
For Sale
or Rent

SToCK.In the Fire anil AIariac Insurance Co .,
- Paid SIer cent for SIX months jan Isl, Eaeulr
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sg-DYspEpsIA, HEADACHE AND INDIGESTION, Uy
which all persons less affected, usually be
cured by taking wholesome food and
dose of Brrhave's HOLLAND BIrTERs, hour before
each meal.
r-soI at 81 per bottle, six bottles for 81, ~ the
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & Co.
Manufacturing rarnaccutsts ard Chemists Smith!
field and Third streets, Pittsburgh, and hy
LIUGHLIlrS G BtfSHFLELR,
ap3o Wheeling, Va.
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a CARD TO THE LADIES.


y CARD TO THE LADIES'.
DR. DuPoNco's GOLDEN FESlAPE PILLS nfalI-
be in removing stOppages irregularities of the
These Pills are nothing new hut have by the Doc
tor for many years. aud America, with
paraeed every and he surged by many
thousand ladies have them, make the pills pub
llc for usyatiOn of suffering from Irregular
tiles whatever well preventive to those ladies whose
health will permit increase Of family. Pregnant fe-
males or those surposing So cautioned
against using these PMS the proprietor assumes
spOnsbty aitcrth admOnon although their mild
prevent any injury health; otherwise these
pills are recommended. Directions accompany each box
Price 81.
Sold wholesale and retail by
LAUGItLINs BUsHFIELD,
GenI Agents for Ohio county,
No % Monroe st.
Also for sals'y T. H. LOGAN & co.
Bridge Corner Druggists.
All orders must he addressed above General Agents
they will supply the PrOpretors prices, and send
the Pills cunRdenaiy ladies by mail, by enclosing 81 to
either, at the Wheeling Post,oftiee.
n B-Dr. DupOncO's Golden rlls, signature 81 Dupon-
co., OH every box; genuine. For particulars get
Circular OF Agents. aHe5-ly
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, JUDGES OF CLASS B.-John NJ Courtney, w HeVI-
ing, Va, j. Russell, York, jeff. co., o., J. Mat
thews, w. Alexander, Pa, Townsend Frazier,
81. Pennington. ST. Clairsville, o. Jesse W. Bar
ton, do, Jas. Burley, MoundsviIle, Va.
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For Sale

A HOUSE on Finli street, containing six r.,
a bath House and Cellar aud GarIen and H'A
fn0.Jler year. Endnire this oGBce. 80, I''lt
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Salesman Wanted.

WE wish employ sult suar who is thorough
w Acquainted with tile Dry Goods business.
f-n lIEfSF[Ei.I, & SWENRISGES.
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,-cOrcra has aseome one of the prevailing diseases of
our land as well as foreign countries THIS being aunIvcr
sal fact precauton SHOULD be taken regard to diet during
the warm weather. view of the beneficial results In
the use of Dr. osteers Stomach Btters, last season. in
our city, as well as elsewhere would advise all procure
supply family and use per directions on the
bottle When this much sickness be prevented
At least this is the experience ore past which can he, and
Is testified to by thousands.
Eg-FOr sale by Druggists and hotels generally.
LAUGuLINs BUsHFIELD.
myl T. IL. LOGAN & co. Agents
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TO THE T0TERS or ono COUNTY:
respectfully myself candidate for the Office
Of Sheriff, at the coming Spring election.
inss IT. sELBr.
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:. Il. ANMsrRnNr

TlI0SErery desirable building lots numbers, "a. .
i 1885, and one half OF 40 all be:n. on I'm - Is
to ApI4y
ap1Ttm =. II. AUsIsrpoxc
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For Rent
Land for Sale

"A GOOD two story House. situated on Morrow ~.
n further particulars enquire Of e''' For
mla GEO. T. wGcru,,
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All beloek "Wednesday, the Judges on Horses wall take
the sand when grand prOeesSOn OF all uses, NaE,s and
1soltS entered for competition Will take Paee-Clsss a.
In the lead followed b. the other classes, IN the order neh
toned In the List Of premiums
for I4Eht brauEt Matched Horses" and single Driving
MoTIes IhOud vF ROEsS &C. IN harness "ers p'ae
xttsf which the Committees will begin critical CxaIiua
fion Of each SlasA In It's several dlTtsUn5.
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wANHlNatoN. sspt. "a, lsls.

WINHiNurON, Sept. I'd, lsls.
Nv wife has for several years past been much afflicted
with disease called Eryspeas, and having Oten used va
rioas remedies the complaint, without receiving much
benefit from any all of Them lately induced to use
IIampons Tincture from which she has derived great benz
eft indeed aud rational hope INDUCED TINT by far
her use of this medicine an entire will be effected
This Is made with pleasure, because the facts of
- - JOSS. COLLINS
For saleDy II. LOGAN co,
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DlfrAiR. ItYtOIlNi DC.
Poultry Book. 60 nlatcS.

do and greatest variety of Pigeons Poultry
JuDGEs OF Class, o.-J. Il. Scohllield, Barnes
vile, o.; Rev. H. Parks, st. Clairsvillc, o.; R.
!. Curtis, MOundsyille, Va; John M'Lurc, jr,
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Western
Virginia Agricultural Society
INpUSTRIAL INSTITUTE.
OFFICERS.

IAIR 10 BE HELD Of WHEELING 1sLASp on WE'D
NFsDAY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
eRPT. II, Is, 10, 1895.
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GLASS D.
DEyoNs AND THEIR GRADES.

4, Is. Eaft6lls. Marietta, D. Ohio Hedges, West
t,lbrtY, Va, p RI 2. Morgan, do, PAUL Cook,
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NJ REEealIVs Committee viii every pICeaaton IN
tT osr The safe prSsTv9tOn Of stock aud articles
- CEblIan, ReT IhCI arrival and arrangement the
0n4: b1i Win b responsible feF any loss OF damage
fsaf hay oeeuT.
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Ut. UpdegraR, Mt Plsas'i, o.
J. J. P. johnson, Harrison, y.
DT.R.R.Rsed, NVaShIngton,P Pa.
Judgs Barker, Wash. CO. y.
:. q, stream, Wash CO. Pa.
@. MeSe-ly, uonnnEalia, Va.
John Lee, Waah. Co. Pa.
Col. J. Lee do. do.
J. elEInTtnn, Brooke Co., Va
G. ". Smith, Allegheny, Pa.
Jas. EYRuR. MofgIntnWn, Va.
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w n NOTE & BRo. are nov selling the cheapest
wv EcedleYCFkcd Limerick IaIce, other styles OF
Collars, of ANY house in town.
kS.-Cill in AMI rnY2
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Jrpers or CLASS c-Chas. Beall, Mason CO.,
Va, Robt Hague, Mt Pleasant, o. Jas. H. Gill,
do, W. Alexander, Moundsyille, Va, David
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4 FRESH Invoice OF Bonnets, Ribbons, Shawls, Dress
IA Goods, md many other desirable articles suitable for
the which offer big prices OF
mouth aEo-it's no joke.
nIy2 w. d. NOTE & BRO.
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[ATgus copy.l

ANOTHER coon G,H1NC,E
Target lot OF summer Mantles just received at W. D.
~ HIOTrE BROS, which they viii sell at less than tile
sY,nl r..S
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(CLASS Al
Erred TURF HORSES.

Satisfactory evidence of blood will be requir-
ed by the Executive COMMITTEES, before the pre-
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I JuDGEs OF CLASS Il. ". Mitchell, Ohio CO.,
Va, Ord. c. Campbell, do, VIM; I.azier, Nor
| gantown, Va, 5. b. Hays, Washington, Pa,
Samuel Slemcns, Cadiz o., NJ. Sloan, Harrisvile,
o., j. Gardiner, n. Manchester, Va, CEns. Corn,
wen, Salem, o., G.. W.. Smith, Allegheny CO., Pa
As NJ
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JUDGES OF CLASS P.-Wm. B. Buchanan, Mar
shall CO.; Adam Fichner, Wheeling Va; Thos.
Mitchell Martinsville, Ohio; Lewis Luns(ord,
Wheeling, Va; George Cox, Wellsburg, Va.
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CAUTION.

OAUIION.
Or. Norse's InviSoratng Cordial lus betn ouI:s;td
by some unpriHciplelf persons.
In future all the genuine Cordial will have the rro7yi,tr+
fac smie pasted the cork hottie ~!
lowing words blown in the glass:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-10

and for forty eight hours we actually heard
Southern insolence' denounced by representa-
tives of the 'ever faithful Keystone. No
such sounds have been heard here within the
recollection of the Oldest inhabitant, and no
man, however self-possessed, could feel sure
OF his own political identity.
The excitement was terminated by the pub
LEGATION in the Union, of an extract Of letter
written by Mr.. Buchanan on the 2Sth of De-
cember last, to Mr.. Slidell of Louisiana, in
which we recognize Mr.. Buchanan in his old
and familiar character, as a ek-spittle to the
slavery interests, as we have known him for a
generation. The world was all right again,
and the Pennsylvania delegation subsidized into
its old position.
Mr.. Buchanan is now placed fully ,squarely,
and irretrievably upon the platform of policy
In reference to the territories. inaugurated by
Judge Douglas This viii irritate and ALLEVIATE
men who intended to support him, under the
pretence that his views in reference to the Ne
braska bill were not known. Whoever sup
ports him now must face ali the odium of that
measure. This Will be notifying and dis
tressing to very many, and especially to GER
tain very respectable, very conservatives and
very national Wings, who were hoping to
find shelter under the pretended antiquities
of Mr.. Buchanan's position. Antiquities no
that.
If Mr. Buchanan had been at home, he would
not have permitted the publication of the Sill
dell letter. He intended to occupy precisely
the position given to him by the ten column
article of the Pennsylvania, and to bring in
the South By private and confidential assur-
anees. This was clearly the policy which he
had resolved upon. 1t was announced for
him months ago by John Appleton, of the
Portland argus, his late Secretary OF Lega-
ton, and now his Legate latere.
EThe Slidell letter will injure Mr. Blu
chanan with the Northern delegations in the
Cincinnati Convention, and will not help him
with the Southern delegations. 1t is probably
the coup de grace which ends him politically.
The fate of Northern men, who take posi-
tons which destroy them at home, and leave
them the helpless objects of Southern caprice
IS SO clear and manifest, that, after no long
time, men will gel tired Of such preposterous
martyrdoms. The instances were already so
numerous that Mr.. Buchanan need not have
added another. Poor old General Cass is
abandoned with contempt Gen. Pierce will
be. Judge Douglass will be, Mr. Buchanan
will be- All the tracks point one way"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-10
for the satisfaction of Virginia land

provisions for the satisfaction of Virginia land
warrants.
Mr.. Geyer resumed his remarks on the Kan
zas question, and expressed the opinion that
had it not been for the En- igrant Aid Socie-
ties, Kanzas would be free State, as it re-
quires much more time for slave owners to
emgrate with their property, than is neeessa-
ry for Northern men, who have no cumber-
some material to carry with them. But the
South, having been stimulated by the attempt
of the North to shape the destiny of that ter
rltory, would, in all probability, maintain the
present Southern ascendency therein He
quoted from the Massachusetts, Personal Lib
erty Bill, unfavorably contrasting soiue of its
provisions with the laws of the Kanzas Leg
iSlature against hich so much has been said
by Senators on the other sde
Mr.. Seward obtained the floor, and the Sem
ate adjourned.
HoUsE.-ln the House, to-day, the Def
cheney Appropriation bill was taken up.
Mr.. Hughston argued against the extension
OF slavery. he thought the men who were
seeking to enlarge the limits of involuntary
serWtude, more obnoxious to the charge of
Black Democracy than those who seek to re-
strain it are to the appellation of Black Re-
publicans.
Mr.. Waldron of Michigan, earnestly con-
demned the violation Of the Missouri restric-
ton, and expressed his opinion that the rights
of the people of Kanzas had been usurped by
invaders, and the Government designed for
their protection made an instrument for their
oppression.
The difficulties with the British Govern
ment were then discussed.
Mr.. Boyce argued that Great Britain had
violated our neutrality in the enlistment cases,
and said we should insist by negotiation for
reparation, which will be forthcoming when
future British Administration attains power !;
for the present one cannot make reparation
without condemning itself He-Mr, Boyce
objected to Great Britain's pretence to the
Mosquito Protectorate, and the occupation of
Ruatan. War was not a means for the settle.
ment of this question our policy being
peace
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-10

RHETORICAL SOCIETY FEsTIvAL.--The pre-
sent and past members of the Young Mems Rhe-
torical Society of this city, with their wives and
sweethearts, had happy reunion at Brinley
Hall, on Tuesday evening, in the shape of sup
per, speeches, sentiments, &c. Some one hundred
and fifty sat down, about eight O'clock to a we'll
loaded table, and after the gustatory enjoyments
Of the nooasion had Usen gone through with the
President of the evening, George F. Thompson,
Esq, in an appropriate congratulatory speech.
welcomed the guests present to participation in
the exercises of the evening. Clark Jillson, ESQ.
oi1clated as toast-master. In response to the va
rlous regular toasts announced, short but elo-
quent speeches were made by twenty-five or thlr-
ty members of the society, who acquitted them
selves in highly admirable manner, thus illus
trating the advantages arising from organizations
OF this kind, in the intellectual improvement of
young men. The members of the press repre-
scented on the occasion, were remembered and
made appropriate responses to sentiments offered.
The entertainment broke up at about one o'clock,
participants in it having enjoyed themselves
to highly gratifying extent. May such occa-
sions often occur.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-10
James Buchanan.

The Washington correspondent Of the Bos.
ton Atlas, has the following in relation to the
Democratic aspirants for the Presidential nom
nation. 1t exhibits some amusing illustra-
lions of the sincerity and honesty of Demo-
cratic politicians, growing out Of the war be-
tween the Washington Union, (Pierce organ1,
and the Philadelphia Pen,lsyloansan, 1.-THE or
gan of Mr.. Buchanan), the subject matter of
said war being the pretensons of Mr.. Blu.
chan to the Presidency:-
"The ten column article Of the Pe,insy,ea.
nian, placing Mr.. Buchanan upon the platform
Of the Missouri Compromise. and carefully
stating his want Of connection with the Ne
braska bill, by which that Compromise was
overthrow, was met by counterLlast from
the Union, to the effect that it would support
no n an for the Presidency who was not dis
tinct and outspoken in his support of the
Douglass measure. The Union declared for
the South, that it would not put up with any
enumeration Of past acts Of fidelity to its in
terests, but must know how men stood upon
the actual questions Of the present day.
In this stage of the controversy it ia said and
believed, ION the Avenue" that Mr. Buchan.
ans friends, perceiving that his chances in tho
National Convention were becoming small by
degrees and beautifully less. and especially
perceiving that oven tho South was not in
chhed 70 support the man who offered one
hundred millions for Cuba, were determined
70 give Northern aspect TO their favorite and
70 run him, at any rate, an a Northern candl.
date. More than one Of the Democratic del.
eest'on IRON Fennsylyania talked In this way
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-10

1t is True.-rhe old saying, that "What every
body says must be true" verified in this general ex
preston used by those who have given Taylors Premium
Starch Polish far trial They all say the same tn ing
1--WE like it very much :" 1t is liked because it gives
good smooth, glossy appearance to linen, prevents The
iron from sticking, and the linen to retain its
stiffness in damp weather. Another great advantage is
when this is used clothing win one third longer
D. TAYLOR. Jr., Proprietor, 10 Broad Street, Bos-
ton
Sold in Worcester, by W. 0. SWEET & CO., General
Agents. APPS det
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SHOES, BOOTS. ANDCAITERs.

3. K. HAYWOOD having taken tbs retail departmeu
OF doodnow Heywood's Shoe Store would announce to
the numerous patrons of the concern and the public gen
orally that hs has full and well assorted Stock Of Boots
Shoes and Rubbers, for Ladies', Gents Children,s
wear This Stock has been selected with great care is
wei adapted TO the wants of this community will be shown
with pleasure and offered at such prices will insure
ready sale s. r. H. hopes by prompt personal attention
to business to merit the patronage heretofore bestowed
upon this establishments Piper Block No. 267 Alan-st
Worcester Feb g. 5ts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Spring overcoats--Mad up in tasty and

SprTng OvercOats --Mads up in tasty and Fash
ionable styles from nice FRENCH COATING.
Also, fine assortment of BUSINESS CoATs for CITY
trade.
The CUSTOM DEPARTMENT, under the charge of Mr.
Charles Blanchard contains much the largest and most
desirable assortment of nre CoATNGS PAM STuFFs and
VEsTNGs ever exhibited by this establishment COR any
other, probably
The attention of all purchasers is respectfully invited
and entire satisfaction assured to all patrons
A. P. WARE, 16S and 40 Main Street
apl0 sdaWtf W..
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FATAL RAIL RoAD AocIDENT.-O the Bos-
ton and Maine Rail Road, on Monday fore
noon, brakeman who was engaged in shack
ling the cars at Ballard Vale, Andover, was
crushed between them so that he died in half
an hour. He belonged in Lawrence, and was
q years OF age