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THE OLD VILLAGE CHURCH,

"Ike Marvel" has sent forth many bcaut-
full waits upon the ocean of literature-some
Of them that sound like music upon the ear
and hum in the memory long after the
words have been forgotten. We have read
the following little scrap of his very often
SO may many of our readers-but if they
have ssmusic in their souls'' they will read
it again: ~ r'H.-f .H1 rE1st E~s
"Last evening we were walking leisurely
along. The music of choirs in three
churches came floating out into the darkness
around us, and they were all new and
strange tones but one; and that ono, it was
not sung as we have heard it, but it awaken
ed train Of long buried memories, that
roso to us even as they were before the
cemetry Of the soul had tomb in it. ssr#5f-
1t was sweet old 'sCorinth'' they were
singing that we have seldom heard
since the rose color Of life was bIanched:
and we were in a moment back again to the
old village church; and it was a summer
afternoon, and the yellow sunbeams were
streaming through the west windows, and
the silver hair Of the old deacon, who sat
in the pulpit, was turned to gold in its
light, and the, minister, who we used to
think could never die, so good was he, had
concluded application and sexhortation,'
and the village choir were singing the last
hymn, and the tune was "Ccrinth."
1t was years-we dare not think how
many, since then, and the "prayers of Da-
vid, the son Of jesse, are ended, and the
choir are scattered and gonc-the girl with
blue eyes that sang alto, and the girl with
black eyes that sang air; the eyes of one
were like the clear June heaven ut noon.---
They both became wives, and both died.
Who shall say that they are not singing
s'Corinth' still, where Sabbaths never wane
and congregatins never break? There they
| sat, Sabbath after Sabbath, by the. square
column at the right Of the .sleader" and to
our young ears their tones were the very
soul of music" That column bears still
their penciled names as they wrote them in
those days in lifc's June, iS3-, before
dreams Of change had overcome their spir-
its like summer scloud.
Alas, that with the old singers most Of
the sweeter tunes have died upon the air
But they lingef in memory, and they shall
yet be sung in the sweet re- union Of song
that shall take place by and BY in a hall
whose columns are beams of morning light,
whose ceiling is pearl, whose aoors are all
gold, and where hair never turns silyery and
hearts never grow old. Then she that sang
alto and she that sang air, will be in their
places once more. = - I
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HOOPS.

Yes. hoop. hurrah ye noble iofds,
we'll Join you in the snout,
's,r,st that ere the echo dies, tsSs
you,Il learn what you're ABOUT.
yiye les hoops let II ring,
ON hill top and III Saie!
~ we would spread their glory far--
Tbese skeletons Of whale.
n hiame us not because We wear s%
The thing that you detest,
r., remember tits way We have,
70 wear what we ike best.
3, nd, II YOU cannot bear to see .'"'s
Our founces have their day, 40 as7'5
Just turn your modest heads aside,
And lock another way. =F NA= e
What IL IL is foreign modef s.
You're not behind us far,
= You show il in your short-toed boots,
And all the clothes you wear. -
And We have as much right to Hoops
As any of you men
Have right TO curl your pet goatees- l
Ala Napolienne!
Ye married lords, With woful phig
Who cast your eyes askant, E
When teazing wife to take them on,
She sharply says, 81 shant!' as.EaE -.
Co. and in penitence and tears, "Aa
Bow down those heads Of thine,
And mourn that ALL your sins can't hide
Meath woman's crinoiine?
Ye single lords! 'tis distance lends
Enchantment 10 the VIEW" a.
And we would keep you all at bay,
To prove the saying true. sz-
For we have found too oft, alas!
Despite your lorJily pride,
There's many snakey tongue behind
The grass that grows outside -
ag IS
And as TO the great bugaboos,
And more than YOU shall dread 'em,
And the louder you shall preach 'enl down,
The wider we will spread 'em. .sSs
II that won't do, then hearken this
With fiounces far unfurled, "
i We will start you ali to Jordan, -.
And monopJlize the world! -.f
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PERSONALITIES.

E There is no good reason why an editor,
in his official relation, should be any less
courteous to papers or persons than y pri-
va.e citizen. The position he occupies gives
him the advantage over his fellows which
he may use to their injury, If he is mean
enough to do so. There are those who take
the advantages unfortunately given them,
to denounce those whom they personally
hate, and bring against them the maledic-
tions of all those whom they can influence.
This is tenfold more mean than the person
al abuse brought against an opponent in the
heat and excitement of political campaign.
There may be u little allowance for the one,
but none Tor the other. aE q s@ s
However, the whole system is wrong, and
at least, US destructive to newspaper inau-
ence as to personal. How foreign from the
legitimate sphere Of the newspaper, to de-
scend to detraction. 1t is fortunate for the
world, that the course pursued by news.
papers, has robbed them cf their influence.
The best men in our country, or that the
world ever knew, would bave been secuted
by their own families, or shot down like
mad dogs by justly indignant society, as
unfit for it, had the half Of newspaper talk
about them, had q shadow of foundation in
truth. But fortunately for them and for
the country, these ''newspapcr lies'' were
attributed to their 'syArnEa,n aud these
very men, elevated to the highest position of
trust, proved the "Sayior," the ornaments
and the greatest benefactors of the country.
The position Of an editor gives him, law
fully, no more personal rights and privi-
leges than those possessed by any other citi-
zens: and it is contemplate to take unlaw-
full advantages. The identity Of the editor
should be lost in tho newspaper, and the
newspaper should be thu exponent Of the
wants of Q community in which he lives,
and,tho country at large, and not in any do
gxee the mere personal tool Of the editor, a
clique or party. The public demand such
newspapers, and the wants Of the public
must be met. Apersonal. difficulty may he
avenged, and personal spite gratifed, or a
political movement, however unfair, may
be carried through, BY newspaper influence,
but let it be borne in mind, that these things
react. The public will, End out, sooner or
later, that the movement was merely politi-
cal, and there viii be reaction destructive
to the men and the party. The great ear
Of the public is deaf to personal wanis or
enmity. II may mistake YOUR voice for that
OF e lamb in distress and hurry to You're
lief; but repeated fcints will s6nslly leave
you TO the tender mercies Of yoaf enemies,
and the deserved represch eftherutl;c. ;
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BAYARD rAYL0R.s SAXON BRIDE.

Bayard Taylor, who, since his return from
Lapland, has been sojourning in the town Of
Gotha-the capitol Of Saxe-Coburg- Gotha
left there on the 9th ult., in company with
his two sisters and q younger brother, for
England, where the latter were to embark
for the United States. From England,
Taylor and his fcllow-traveler, Braisted,
intended to set out for a summer tour in
Norway, whence they would return in the
autumn to Gotha, and after wintsring there,
proceed to Moscow, Southern Russia, and
Caucasus, and the Crimea. From this tour,
the travellers will again return to Gotta to
which place Bayard Taylor is now attracted
by an ATTACHMENT stronger than the ties of
friendship which have hitherto drawn him
thither. He is, in fact, betrothed to a
daughter Of the astronomer, Hansen. Moth
ing is said about the personal appearance
of Taylor's intended bride; but as she is
native Of Saxsony, q country proyerbial for
its fair women, VIC may presume she is beau
tiful. ~ r@ ssz ;xs s.f sr
-- 'Sschscn, ~
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AREAsoN roR ..IMsInlxo.-

lsit possible That you have gone to drink-
ing aga,n ?" said we to bibulous friend,
who, having sworn or from brandy sinashes
ct I'd onine, and kept his vow month, bad
suddenly resumed his s.sailing" habits;
what is the cause of this %
"Why, the fact Is, said he. 81 should
have stuck to cold water still, il hadn't
found that it was dangerous. Why, y,sir, the
newspapers say, FARADAY has shown that Q
single drop of water contains as much ell
ectricity as fash of lightsing enough TO
destroy an elephant; and do YOU suppose FIN
going to put such stuff as that in my bowels.
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of the order, and must go up and be initia-
ted, sworn and then 60 in, the regular
way" .s,4.-
Irregular way, 2 exclaimed the lady, ssl'm
not going near the tarnal place again, and
ride that FAR critter without q birdie or =
lady's saddle? No, sir. l don't want
nothin' to do with that man that rides it,.
I'd look nice pearched upon billy goat,
wouldn't IL, No, never! I'll never go
nigh that again nor your hall nuther. II /
can prevent it, no lady shall ever join the
Odd Fellows Why, Ed sooner be Free
Mason, and be broiled on a gridiron, as long
as fire could be kept under it, and pulled
from garret to cellar with a halter, III q
pair of old breeches and slippers just as my
poor dead husband was; he lived over it, but
never cosld outlive another such a ride as !
took to.day.', tsss..ss.s.... ssa..s So
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So 90 PER ANNUM.

We have heard Of editors resixp,nx their
positions for the purpose Of recruiting sbsir
moral character, have only wondered they
had any lefs on which to build tbs xupss-.
structure. 8Q5sfs NJ ,.g " 49,. ,s..
Let newspapers be properly conducted,
and there will be no grating on the ear of
the public, Of yindictiys personalities; eo-s
temporary journalists viii berespected, and
the principles only of their paper discussed.
The murmurings Of the public voice are al
ready heard. When that voice thunders,.
even editors must obey, and cease their Vi
taperation.--Do Daily (Dubuqus) Jsmes.
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leo. SNYDER. ], II. SHERMA,
SNYDER s. SHERMAN,

Attorneys, Counselors ut Law 4 No;aries Public,
Council BLUFFS, Iowa.
WILL PRACTICE THEIR PROFESSION
w IN all the Courts Of Iowa and Nebraska. All
collections entrusted 10 their care attended To promptly
Especial attention given To buying and selling real cs
tate aud making prescriptions in Nebraska.
Deeds, Mortgages, and other instruments OF writing
drawn with dispatch, acknowledgements taken, &c, &C
= Office oil Upper Broadway. nlu.
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TOOTLES g. FAIRLEIGH,
WALsWORTH T. COZAD,
GAsADY & TEST,

.SifOrneys and C0nnssllors at Lag, and
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
COUNCIL BLUrFs..................... Iowa.
WILL PROMPTLY ATTEND TO LAND
w Agencies, Collections, Investing Money, Locat-
ing and Selling Land Warrants, and all other business
pertaining their profession in Western Iowa and Ne
braska. MN.
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OFFICER l. PUSEY,

II T. y l. T. > \ f u KOK EMS.
And Dealers in Land Warrants and Exchange,
COUNCIL BLCFFS, IOWA.
WILL ATTEND TO SELECTION AND LO-
w CArlON of lands in Western Iowa and Nebraska;
the payment vt taxes lands Of nUn-rcsdenS and the
collection and remittance of claims
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II a n K re-
AND
Dealers in Exchange.
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
N. w. MILLS G. CO..

N. W. MILLS & CO.,
sA.f.N:k nook .n.s.,'UR.sCTURERs
BOOk.BiNDERS & JOE PRINTERS
CouRT AVENUE
DEs MONIES, IOWA.
RfND MAGAZINES, PERIODICALS. LAW RooEs
~ Old Books, Music, &C., &c ;' D"oN''
Also, Manufacture Blank Books for Rants uo,.,s
Merchants County Officers, &c in any siyle ruled T.
any pattern. ~ ~ ns snea s, "
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sSaxony, whore the pretty maidens grow,'
says the poet.--A. F.Posi. p gSss= -
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Pi'isbwrg.
Bank Of Pittsburgh,
Exchange Bank.
Aessrs. Kramer & Rahm,
- N. Holmes 4 Sons
Willis Boo,he, Esq.
VIM. d. Pusey, Esq.
Pennsylvania.
Monongahcla BIZ OF Brown
vile.
Franklin Blk of washington
Baltimore.
Com. 4 +. Bk Of Baltimor
Baltimore Savings Bank.
Messrs. Johnston 4 Bro.
'' Robert Garret i Sons
T, Marsh Smith, Esq.
Nathan Pusey,
Miles White. "
New York.
Jno. Thompson, Esq.
Philadelphia
Aessrs. Caleb Cope & Co.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-01

DSslrahle Rarno 6O0oale.
nNk II The bsss asd most desirable farms in
~ Hancock county, Ills :, will b sold 1t grea,
hassain, 30 asrss, situstsd on the leading road
from HAMILTON to Quincy, miles from the forme,
plAcs. Itecntains . large hrick house with good
CELLAR, an elegant barn aAd other out houses we'll
wassred. assriy all under fence and In good state
g caitivatuoI with tho largest and most product
I've orchard Of choice kinds Of fruit In the country
Another farm Of 1874 scrss, four miles from
Asohsh, . niles Of Warssw, with good frame honse,
barn, out buildings, fine orchard &c. farm we'll i'm
proved, with good proportion Of prairie and tim.
ssr easy Of access BY good roads to either Of the
above mentioned plsss1. The 6rstfarm mentioned
VS. lifted up In nne order, home for the owner,
~ loss OF health rsqaisss southern climate. The
ebovs will y sold low upon moderate terms.
Also, 80 ssess - String Prairie, we'll improved,
WA 500 payments, and will b sold very low.
Abe, we'll Improved farm n miles from Mel
sess depst. scAtsinisg lis asrss, Is acrss timber
Also, . farm containing 40e acres, so acres i'm
proved, balance heavily tinbsYed, 3 miles from
1854 sxidPLE RANKIN.
PEEA0E ~ ANIME
OTIS 10, II, and II In block ~, old limits, nne-
~ ~ stusted on 4th street, directly opposite the
sesidencs Of Mr.. Chittendsn.
Lot IL, block rs, old linits. corner 9th and Ce-
dar streets. VaiuAbly located. Terms moderate.
Lots IL and ~, block 10, On Main-st., near Gas
WORKS.
West ! Of lot 10, block IS, Main-s,.
Lots and >. block -, on 4th between Bank and
Tinea.
lsfeet Of lot 5. block s, opposite Poslofhce.
Lots 10 kiioournet Ad d., at very low figures.
8 in Asson's Lower Add.
Part q Lots and 8, block ia, old limits.
L.; = Z block ~.
Lot s. !, williams' Add.
aerss, this side Of the first toll gate on Plank
road. Ycr sale BY SAMPLE & RANKIN.
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YHN0TkKCEIlY,Einl

~. Il
Ths netn q The folloviag Banks ore netse-
seaved n ~ g sAe Bsnksss in Shis city.
Mis- City oA4k. PsassyivAsls.
Msfrse venA1 nesk, Rsaasy lvanis.
AaecmbC c. 1Aak, NJ. Clemens, Mich.
Asliaglsa 0s.k, Mashisgtss, b. c.
nxshaAQs 1eak q 1snn., AnSfrsssbose ,3sAa.
bsyiAe lank g 1ndsAns, Cssnsssyilis.
Bank 9 Isst 1enessss; kAoxyiIIs, Ises.
Sss.ss. ..s1 q 1sess.t:s, Asseyiils, 1ssa.
vAllsy AAks laD1eels0n ~.
AAnGkestafos6snS1 Ne1h. 80 sOolanhas. o..
Plsassse 81 h1sslsaIss' Dssk, baisss, C..
ssfnsss nsae, WieAfesd, k.l.
Eliswsrth Bash, EliswsrsA. Ne.
Wooster Bask, banbary, Cosa.
kanavhs Bank KsnswhA, Va.
Bank Of The kspsbltc, Providence, RI
LAasastsr Dsak, Pena.
Cantoa UaAk, 0oath China, Maine.
n.nk u DritIsh NORTH Amsriss, Montreal.
ns.vstnon 6sak, Providence, h. !.
nea9 u last Tsnnessss, Nashvills.
.Aeds Island Csatfsi, HI.
naak Of Aallevsll, Maine.
rsovincisl Bank Of 6tAHstsad, Canada
.xeAanss Baak. Issg.s, Maine.
L.assna. Cssa1a.
co.ass:sai Perth, Asbey, Nj.
lsAi1Aa 6eese 0eak, Biocnnsld.
0rssnsy HASH, Lafaystts.
iShAwnse Bank ,Attica.
btsek bseaTity Bank Of DAnville.
yasn.ss 'snd Mechanics Bank indianapolis.
nUoW1 BtOuN o.s 000ktnEeOu.
New Csstls, PssnsylyaniA.
Haasesk Bank, EtIswosth, Ne.
- Lsro o. lrpiAnA PASS rAsxs taken q Cur
Yssk II Is. Capitol Tsdiaa. poiis.
Dsak II Elkhaft, Eikhsrt.
nsuk oS6oshsn, Hoshen.
ri Of l4disns, Aichigap City.
Lxnk of Mount Vernon, Mt. Vernon
eaak Of ncAstssiio. Aontiesllo.
1sakof Paeii, fsoii.
Daak VI 6aisa, Saien.
oaAk u koskvills. Rockv willie.
- efSZrsssss, syracuse.
sAnk q Wassay, Warsaw.
CAahsi1eeCisy 1ank CAnbridgs City.
OApAI Bah, DyAesvtlls.
Oss.esstClty Bank, H.snsviiIe.
sxsAaaIs Baak. arssassstls.
SIeyssesCounty beak ,Connersvills.
Isrnsre' Bank, WsstAsia.
Hcosiss Bank, Loeanspogt.
7 In9iass Baak, nsdisos.
In1iaaa Sleek BAsk, Lsporte.
ludisa Reserve Bank. Kokomo.
Ksstusky stosk " Columbn..
Lagrange MAX, Lima,
nsssA..e' Esd Mechanics Bsnk, New Albany.
Ills - Stock Bank, Evansviiis
rraif's Guy B.nk, Terre Hsuts.
Southern Bsak Tssre Hsuts.
Sales Bank, Sales.
Ttppeeoass Baak, Wipneuae.
IsaAsss' Baak ,Indianapalis.
OesanScS.--Ihe feilsvfag 1anks, hssssssera
sessw. ost ere 100 taksH % sasvssey 10 tAis city
Ssassriesl eavtsgs Dsak, Nd.
0roesss' Bank, Destsn.
Oommsrcial Best, Chiees6
Isssmssh 6eaks 1isAieaa. pr esat. Sis.
Rhode Island Central, 70 pr osat. aisssunt.
Ottawa Bank, Otsssa, Ills.
Cuaaascv. The following E2sks are ths>vp ont
for the prsseat. bat hslds are advised not % 81
.seeof shave. iAChieago the discount Anetu-
saes from 10 to IS per cent
Stock Security Bs1k, Daavills, Ills.
Peoples Carmi.
rrsirie State &c Wsshingtos, lis.
RushyiIls Ru,hyiif.
1eThs follouing axs taken by some NJ an,
DAskers g currency
Brock Vile Raak, IsAiAna.
Central Bask, Inltanspolis.
Tippsesnss Rsak, Loeansport.
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Hickey = simpson.
REAL ESTATE
INvEsrING A aRNTs,
II OFFER FOR SALE
AHp

laird street, bet. Main 4 JsAassn
OFFER FOR SALE
Lott, Bali, corner ID and Bloadssa.
Lots band =. BIZ lis. corner sth and 1iAes.
Lot ., Blk ~, cor. 7th and Blondsss.
ofset By leo, o.. Main, between llth end l2th. !.
Lot IL and Of Lot ii In Blk lss, corner 9th IN,
| johnson.
Lot ?, Blk So in X. Add, on Carol, between letl
and 18th.
~ BY "a feet on 7th ST., near Main, rser ends Of
lots and =, BIZ ~, with fr lme dwelling.
Lots, In BIZ s6--very cheap terms easy
: Lots s7i BY 81 IT,, corner Il 18th and De.
hoines sts Very sligibiy located for rs.iden.
css-terns easy.
10 BY rs foss 5th street, be wsen Main and John
son.
10 feet % The vest side Of 10. 5, BIZ 30, JoLnsoo
st., bet. I'd and 4th.
number of Lots in Aelrose, miles out, on tho
f., Fl p. ! NJ. h. X.
fsw very desirable building sites on the Aissis.
sippi, inthe beautiful town II CenemA.
Undivided half Of Lots So and 10, BIZ 70, 10
Kilboarscs Add.
Lots in Bf -, Kilbournsl Add.
Lots ssd In Blk 5, Msson's Add, near Grasd
Avenue terms vary easy.
DWELLING FOR SALE.
The late residence Of Col Perry. on the pi.nkrosa
near 10Th 81.
Brick house On Exchange street, bet wcen 7th and
oth-3rooms, basement, cellar and eistern--will
be sold very cheap.
Lots In l3o, with b,ica house containing Il
rooms.
Brick house on Exehangs-st. bet 7th aud sth, with
rooms, basement, cellar and eisssrn.
Los :, and6, blk 81, in Kiib3 arne's Add.
Lots IS and Gin BIZ IFS.
Lot in block -.
Block 2o4 and lots In block EOS.
10 ave acre lots near Montr,se, admirably adsp, Cd
to gardenins purposes. Terms--ons.afth cash,
balance In : annual payments.
Lot 9 in block IS, on Cedar, between 9Th and 7,h.
Lot in block II corner oi De-. Moinss stree, and
Leyee.
Lot /. and Of lot 10, block ss, in " ,ons Lower
addition.
Lot 4, BLOCK 2oi on Maia-.t.
Lot 10, block ~, yohnson-st, between Sd and 9th
" ~ i4o Il on Main, between ssh 4 9th su.
Lot In block 3, corner Of Water and Exchan 70 sts
Lot in b. ITS; Lotl In block So
~ by 100 IT,, being rear end. Of lots 10, II and
10 block IS, fronting on Fifth street.
20 by 30 feet, cornsr3d and u londeau SITS
a two story brick dwelling On the corner Of sth
and Sank streets, with good eisteYn, cellar
barn, &c.
VERY DESIRABLE FARNSll
$50 Acres near Summtyille 80 rods from Plank
rosd 475 per acre.
aeo Acres on String Prairie, is miles from Keokuk
admirably adapted to agriculture;
oAo Acfss,-section Is, Up. 81, X. usst,--l mil
from chaflest,n. Houses, 3 wells, . yoan,
orchard 200 acres under cultivation. Very low
If all sold together.
wv acres on Plank Road, IL miles from Keosuk
with SoV fruit trees, good log house. Zoe acre
under cultivation sell Of great fertility.
feb9- dom
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Hot Air Premium
Cook Stoves

WE have never met with Premium Stove that
w gave such universal satisfaction a. The one -
which Ne here call attention. Its facilities for
cooking and heating arc extensive, while 81 The
sA,a. time Il, By means OF an air AHs extending
Down the front Of the oven, hskes perfectly, and
economies greatly ell other stoves 81 this pat
tern. The beauty, utility and cheapasss OF III
may examine the same.
COMSTOCR 4 BRO.
apr3 d ~ Main-st.
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Prairie state stoves.

hArdi necessary for 10 rscur TO this Stove,
/ the character OF which is so well and fsvurably
known throughout the interior II this and the ad-
joining States, Although patented tome ten years
ago, it possesses every real improvement that has
ever been made upon the descendip g-6ae stove II
the anne time ii has stood the most tests Of
any Cook Stove now in Our confidence II the
same 10 such thatw are willing 10 warrant II 10
purchasers for ten years. Esie Rooms ~ Matl-st.
aprs-d CONSTOcK BRO.
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BIl1plO = Bonlf11,
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70 the busasss, and will with the aid u his sxps-
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