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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-31

tstllt OF diseased Liver.
: one OF ~ The principal regulators
ody and when II psIfurms its
the pow - eis OF 'hr system are
ii. The ~ stomach Is almost en-
t on the = healthy action Of
ne pro- per Performance OF its
en- the - etona b is a fault, The
auii,and the whole system uf-
icncc OF ~ one or slI-ihe LIVER
d t. do - its duty For tie Dis
gan,one - OF the proprietars mas
dy, in ~ practice u more han
ts find ~ some rensd lily where
ract the ~ many arrangements to
ln.
this re- - medy l. a. last found,
roubied with Lirer Cm.pidint
ms, has but TO Try butt.s, AMI
rtain.
ias been formed ly dissolving
tracing that part which l. sol
I've viz A. tines Of the IN. dicinc.
move all IN rtid or bad mstter
n, sup - plying in their place u
bile, in vigorating he stomach
, d gest - well. purifying tn e
me ard health 10 tie whole
emoving = the causes Of the dis
C ing - radical cure without
xrecable after effects, felt by
or Mn. eyGl Poison that is
! TO. ~
T eating ~ Is sufficient TO relieve
nd pre- vent the food from ris-
e taken before retiring prevents
e taken at night loosens the
Id cures - cestiveness.
IN after - each meal will cure
: Of two teaspoons full will al
'-i'ea3- ache.
keu for = hma.e distractions re-
e of the & disease, and make a
, imme- distely relieves Cholic,
~ a.. .pr.. fnv fnnIr.,s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-31

AGENTS FOR STATE DEMOCRAT,
Daily, Tri-westly snA weekly.
NEW YoRk-s. N, PcttinSiii 4 Co.
/" --visrher owen b Co,
CHiCA0o-Scriven h Gallagher.
w y Spencer.
81. LouIs--J. y. Post
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8. \ Of n. ". \ and N W. \ % B.w. Y Oec. Z,
7 II, az, also adjoining this tract In Mus<otinc
county, o \ 81 N \ and y. y of n =. \ 0sr.
~, T. n, H. ~. $50 o. - % acre. updes i0Deove-
msnt, heose orchard, &C, tire ueesr 111sN0
prings, and IS many known coal miHss.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-31
Lands In Scott County,

EoUTH fractional half of secticn 10 r -. n.
- S25 10 loo acres. sriy Is miuntes walk fron
the kaiIrosd Station n Dursnt, and lying % The
North and East sidts Of the County Road.
North East \ Of Section :, 10, h. ! =, leo
acres.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-31
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY,

SplendllELots O To Dlu6
Lots and = IN block N, comnaading ans ~
u the Mississippi river, Root IslAn1 KoTt Asnoes0a
Railroad Bridge, &c. r., =
Ror terms &c spply 70 49,. -.
Jul, 24dtf COOK AR0kuZ
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-06-24

To provide for the grading, paving, and
improving the sidewalks on Main ST.,
IN the town of ~Loudonville, between
Spring and Union Streets.
SECTION /. Be IL ordained and enact
ed6y the Mayor, Recorder and Trustees,
ofthe torn Of LoudonuiHe, That each
owner of a lot, or lots, or part of lot,
lying on Main street, in the village of
L~oudonville, shall pave, or cause to be
paved, the sidewalk in front of his, her,
or their lot, or lots, or part of lot, in a
good and substantial manner, before the
frat day of September, 1857.
SEC. 2. All pavements shall be con.
structed of brick, fiat stones, or two
inch plank; and be ten feet wide.
SEC. 8. All cellar doors opening Cd
the pavements shall, at one end, be even
with said pavement.
SEC. 4. All portions of the sidewalks
in front of lots not paved as herein re-
quired, shall be paved under the direc-
ton of the town Marshal and the full
cost thereof, shall be collected at the
County Treasury, under the name and
title Of paving tax, off of the owners of
the lot, or lots, or part of lots, in front
ofvhich said improvement shall be made.
A. J..SCOTT,
Mu2i0r.
attest E.. c.. HAsKs,
Recorder.
Passed May rs, 1857. 3w3
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THEASUEER OF STATE--Cth AU.
GUST CONVENTION.

The editor of this paper is under
many and lasting obligations to his edi-
torial brethren and others for the kind,
ly and honorable use they have made of
his name in connection with the Demo
cratic nomination for Treasurer of State.
To these friends he would say, that his
personal affairs are in q situation to de.
mand his whole attention, and there
fore he must decline being considered
q candidate.
He feels, however, a deeper interest,
and, with a good ticket, a frmer conf
dence in the success of the Democratic
party of Ohio in the coming contest,
than ever heretofore. He desires to
go into the contest untrammelcd, that
he may be enabled the better to con-
tribute to : the nomination of a
State ticket, that, when elected, as he be-
~lieves it will be, will thoroughly caute-
rize the ulcers that have dishonored our
State. These corrupted times demand
men of tried frmness and integrity,
who have justly won the confidence of
the people.
In casting about the State for the
man best adapted to the position and
the emergency, tho name of WM. D..
MoRGAN occurs to him, as the one which,
of all others, would command most of
the public confidence. That man does
not live in Ohio, if he is himself honest,
who will question the integrity of WIN.
d. MORGAN; aud no man, who is him
self intelligent, will hazard a doubt as
to. his capacity. His name would be a
tower of strength, and would secure the
triumph of a properly selected Demo
cratic ticket by a majority so over
whelmiDg that the present imbecile jun
to who %misgovern the State, would ne
yer recover from the shock. In view
of the honorable official record he re-
Gently closed, and to which every one
now recurs for light and instruction,
he commands a "prenium" with the
people as high as that which Ohio ore
dit occupied when the reins of the
State Government passed from the hands
of himself and his Democratic colleagues
into those of the banded corruptionists
who only required Seventeen months to
wreck the ship of State.
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G5e 9sBIan0 Nnion.
DEmoCRATIo CONVENTION.

The Democracy of Ashland County, are re
quested to meet in Convention at the Court
House in Ashland, on Monday, the 29th day OF
June, Pt one O'Clock, p. NJ. for the purpose OF
selecting four Delegates to represent Ashland
County in the State Convention, to be held on
the 9th of August next; and also to fix the
time for holding the Convention to nominate
County Officers, and any other business that
the interests Of the party may require The
COMMITTEES hope that all the Townships viii
be fully Represented, and would recommend
that meetings be held on Saturday previous
in each Townships and Delegates selected ac-
cording to ratio of last year.
By Order of the Central Committee,
j. d. JONES, Chairman.
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Banks as were then in rebellion againt
the Constitution and laws Of Ohio, in
the following resolution, namely:
"Resolced, That this Convention re-
commend the Treasurer of State and
the Treasures of the several counties,
to decline receiving in paymeat-of taxes,
any of the notes of such banks and
banking institutions in this State, as
have heretofore or may hereafter refuse
to pay their taxes"
This resolution was also unanimously
adopted.
We have thus shown that all of Mr..
BREsLIN's errors were in consequence Of
having departed from the principles and
express instructions of the Democratic
party, and in adhering to the abuses Of
his political opponents. The extent Of
his error was his deposite of the public
money in Banking institutions. By this
practice of his the Treasury lost some
$212,000. He was allured by the Aa
system Of lars governing the Treasury.
BY the law lie was tempted. Had Maj
ArKrNsoN's Independent Treasury bill
passed, this temptation would have
been removed. Mr.. BREsLIN's errors
and misfortunes have been sufficient,
without compelling him to bear the
o losses of his successor, and
the effort to compel him to shoulder the
follies or crimes of Mr.. GIBSON will fai'.
This calamityis a scathipg rebuke
to those weak kneed and weak Drained
legislators who defeated Maj, ATKINsoN's
bill. Every member of the Legislature
who voted against that measure, is a
particepS crintinis in GIssoN's guilt.
The People, row taught sufficiently by
their sufferings, will demand the enact
ment of that bill, or one equally eff
ficient.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-06-24
TIE CAmPA1eN orENEp.

We have been. much to our chagrin:
compelled to omit, for want of room.
sufficient editorial and other matter, to
fill one or two papers. We shall en-
deavor to find room for a large portion
of the documents" next week. They
firmly fix the responsibility of the dis
aster we which the whole State now
mourns, upon the backs of the Republi
can There it will remain like the
poisoned shirt.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-06-24

WooL.-The Journal of Commerce
says Certain spectators have gone
through the country, holding up the new
tariff as a bugbear to frighten the farm
ers into low prices for their wool but
we cannot yet learn that this ruse has
been successful, and we trust that the
country press will keep their readers we'll
advised of the state of the markets, and
nip the budding hopes of these travelling
panic makers.
Let it be ~distinddtly understood
throughout the country, that no one need
sell his wool below the rates current at
last years shearing time; and that re-
sponsiblc parties are ready to contract fl
it on these terms.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-06-24

No ALLUsloN.-We have not CHANGED
to observe any allusion in any dark re-
publican paper to an opinion pronounced
by William Writ in 1921, declaring that
free negroes were not citizens nor TO the
decision of Judge Daggett, of Connect
cut, to the same effect. Many of the
black republicans of the present day sup
ported Mr. Writ for the Presidency in
1912, and Judge Daggett always be-
longed to the opposition party. Both
were lawyers of eminence. Their opin-
ions accord with that of Chief Justice
fancy, about which black republicans
just now are bowling immoderately.
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Jonn Lcinard,s Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscri-
N Der has been appointed and qualified ms
Administrator of the Estate of JOHN LEM
ARD, deceased, late of Ashland county. Ohio.
ADAM LINARD.
June 90, 1857. 3w3@.
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Saoole & 0arnfss

!
in the room directly over the Boot and Shoe
Store of j. WATSON & Stubs, where he is pre-
pared to manufacture work of as good quality,
in as good a style, and at as low rates as any
establishment in the county. Give him a call,
and be persuaded.
Ashland, March IL, 1857. 4Utf.
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* Democrats of Ashland Don't
forget the important Conyention which
meets on Monday next.
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* The Cincinnati Times, a Know
Nothing Black Republican paper, gives
the defunct Republican Legislature OF
Ohio, the following complimentary no.
tice
"Thank heven, this General Assem-
bly, has at last adjourned /! We hope
never to look upon its like again in
Ohio.u
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-06-24
MARRIED,

On the 18th inst by Rev. Mr.. Du Boice,
DR.. WILLIAM JONES and Miss ELIZA
RATHBURN all of this county.
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Dulcinaer EnSEEuctorS.
.TDITION of j. LOW, and the best. just re-
II ceived and for sale at the Book Store.
June "A, 1857. 3w3-
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Atlantic & Great Western Rail
Road Company.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

OFFIcE OF THE A. d G. W. r. R. Co..
MANSFIELD, ONO. june II, 1857.
TINE annual meeting for the election of Di-
rectors for this Company, will be held at
its principal office in Mansfield, Richland Co.
Ohio, on the second Tuesday, the 18th day oil
July, 1857, commencing at 10 o'clock, A. M.
3w3 j. W. TYLER, Sec'y.
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Retirea Fhys1cian,

"a @etired FhySic1an,
~ YEARS of age, having lost his Father,
40 two Brothers, Daughter, Son-in-law,
Nephews and Nieces: by that dreadful disease,
CoSsuMPrfoS, and suffering with a Cough him
self, determined to visit the East Indies, Egypt
and Japan, where he discovered n PREVENTIVE
and CERTAIN CURE for Colds. Coughs, BronchI-
It's, CONSUMPTION, Nervous Debility and Asthma.
His cough was cured Immediately; he returned,
cured his RELATIVES, who inherited the disease,
and in connection with his son have employed
it in their practice, curing thousands of cases
considered hopeless by others. For the pur-
pcse of re%scuing as many of his suffering fell
low beings as possible he is sending the Re
ceipt TO all who wish it for 10 cents B of it to
pay the postage, and the balance printing. Ad-
dress DR.. HEATH, T0I Spring street, opposite
St. Nicholas Hotel, New York.
June q. 1857. 3m3.
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Foreign Fruits.

EIGS, Dates, .Citrons, English ourrants,
Il Raisins, Prunes, ETC., a very choice lot,
just received at
DULIN q CRANES Drug Store.
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V7ILLIAM WILSON ,Justice of the Peace;
w Office over the store Of g Bushnell,
| Ashland Ohio. 80
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
VALUABLE

STEAM SAW MILL, situated in the
y town of Vanwert County seat,) for sale
at a bargain For full particulars, call on j.
E. McCONAHY, at his
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AN ORDINANCE

June 90, 1851.
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L1THRATURU.

E'EoA JBS HDw SOsK PysLLsHIRs onogLA1 :
SSSss Ths ..oTtS ..g.ex paols.dn Ssrsors q
ss, s,se = st'se: y: Ss Daay =, coI,ss.
the r.ns,a h: BEEN eousnllJ ne Tr.se M
.ss ss ., n.s s the VIZ D:
: sns.r wseIE nsw paper, TIE sEx SURS . sD.sa.
q ssn 's .
sops snd - sa ssDitg - rspiol, ,herc %
WIZ cirssl.on sitSnI rsessd ing
s cs9se q s mn. " ~ .ss Sassao' =
only whose pseaa.@, istsr
who p.r pa. he ina aenoe a paper With such
our sco Hs system S0S ssyos Sr
.stu,r su's ioss hes II or diseases ,heash million veins
~ ~ yqs.
sstsr = h. so,s much for 1aI has been
may give en- sphe msral sAIe people be
S.a ss
3. ms. 4 Su sr %g s g
leo y, calling All. ntiou 70 u ne NAV be inauaed 70 buy
!sensn,s ., hi. ~ juex.s Or himss1 however; !.
sss he ssP O. a. not he s and the ="
s winer e.s been corlecuy informed e of ID
4 lie pslsr bin means for his immense I'd
Advtr sLs hr u doueeay helped the prcsress of tn.
snss sss sn ons and psrs.o. no. s IN i.
T. q ns
T.sp. these rnablsd i'm 10 ac wisely aud
I'm q se md
ne & as
Disparity spesree as rsss meo It's rivsls; ou they
;usrss Ssnls ssfstr much liz TASK
mai argument ore Famed Judge than before sro
he ssso intsil~e, naoaysed. i
Webserp estoE gorss that be WAS able express great
therefore, merely that much talent ,ioyed 10
IaE Nav Sonk IDeEn for this map be sal CT many papers
IN 1HE LEDc.R's increase Il single week,
. @ eds. aim. % b for he
es this smal tho ulber; not TO he highly
Its succeed making sninfney better peoples
pepper th'n A. which iss preceded
leye 10 be The hIs which psrvsdss gsga
care ~5io Il eyd nj a1 NO. IN sac % ne 2.
here cArel-rnSs Indifference In reference .sis
io% os. .sa c sfe 81 y .ss
r.ala, Is psncerig 70 deprsved - les While matter
wor.iy 10 h,s respsot W. believe We ID
Sous r s s I'm, Men who , s Ia. IN sss own
gncouSiedy where pe~,pspe: rapidly IN
oiAuon hss b.ea the thin last few they
aAe the place OF booas on There ire mAny PEG
caDsoD 70 90 more Win srcs nsw.p.psrs AXE Il pac. a
bools .equeny directly interfere ~ih their sale.
svossSls 10 The business. 10 Greater or %
81 ss 10 90
conht inundston OF newspaper reading
G%
sch e Pr % . Ne
for books QUESTION We are not prepa.ed 2 answer ne
excite Up. &c noresss In Strength require more and
more Satisfaction. II true. muttphcs-
ton OF bcoks and periodicals vii create demands for yet
Tenposry causes may interfere sAnact be doubted
year yssr. ouch o. the 1HE and
Tho decreased csulA ion o. periodicals s.rer.ny tempo
In the enc inclined 70 bick they viii only and it,
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Dssc
GsspsovsH I'm jersey City, on Tednosdaz, Dot
ereeDos gh, formally OF Warrington, o agod - yeaA
Tho rritnda OF tho family Arc Respectfully hvied 70
attend the fuaeral, 70 morrow mo ol9g, a. tn 0cioex,
from his lAe residence, No II Ps'onia place, Jerssy
Washington ard Borscn papers rlease copy
HITtBM1 -0n WsdntsdAT, Od -, JAxg Hruu<s,
aged months And ~ days -
The funeral WI hke place from TIE reSoeeos
parents Ea,i ssny ann street. near Fourth svsaus, ~
sieroeon, o., ooo'oes .- ~
boveFfos -on IuesaaJ mo1rinky 20 ~. nsssr -
nrcs bovsnros, tef me nfm or n =. hoos an a. IN,
No naoen hEe,l seeo q year, moasns no 49,
Inc Irleeos " We oece1eo' fna Soonec io1 -
70 sasno @e IunesI se,v'oss az ns I -
~ ca IsenH nfa Mse,, G,s nsrnoon, ss.o &C..
hh remains VIII Dc nken W foatnxoopsse iof fnsefno8
early v morros morning
ns-oa WeonesoI morning, 20 ~, snr nss1-
ns nnea, k.lsnsr Ass., youngest and only surviy.&
csesnter VI hsygares and he ais Samuel JONES' Aod "
year sna oSa 1900.
L.s ~ 49,, 49,. 40 n 80 ~. y - 10. -.
$50 west twenty eisth street., 70 morrow snssnooe,
one O'Clock - - 49,,
Kuiy.on wednesday, ocS IN n
Kuir, sife OF James Kelly, Y, No J2d yex ol nv 80
Tho relatives and friends OF me fAniiy As invted -
attend he funeral TO morrow afprnoo1, 81 TO oo'@,
ilnm per is.e .ee nc, ~ ~. v,s,, u,,,x q. ~
si,t yesr OF her sse.
.aspd toe funeral, mon Der ls.s r.sdsaos, esrs~ q
Eshlh avenue AMI Flt' scord stress, nm anernoout
one O'Clock Hes remains VII % sssn 70 sressvsod u
meery for intesment .
Hrsscn Columbia county, papers peaae copy,
In-on Tuesday. oct =, maaeniy, Of dyssnssy'
me deseOed one Of NE Ole sss exsups aremsa q
" New York Frc Department having lnnsd h We ysw
1905 ard reufed hier ~ nfai servns o. nnesn yssn
He nevershels.s until me a,y q an aeaah swsys 49,
fesef ne nm = n'sssa ~ ms -. oonssosea -
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Ssxss GREAT POEM

~
BILL. BROWNS VISIT TO GOTHAM
In IA. kAW YUnR lRD3Ek Tor r0r T. rrady II Ne
Ifn fnnnies rscaess and spic eat yrpdusoe Wh
az sn,bofy ese ever IL bfsues with puns nj hs
A. Ci Gsard cid with bayonsss In cords of
nm Brown resides near csunuy VILLAGE.
And h.s hlec bis lin by honest ulAxe "
hsvnE plenty Of sash and leisure yo~k
whrre
y 30 fvely Young fellows ~ si-ssat sien
him . While With pretty m Nehna-
An ivory ball which ne never had seen"
AIT me war "Biin escaped beux vic.irired By the
Tsicrttsfs ssme entirely orig and snsetusL The
ssms usJ ~ sh OF the pocketboos druppers mscs
uonstr- and o;ser metropolitan swpders How they all ~
sShed Ri Bruwrs well nlled pcchetbooh ard With whst
resu rsr be e,rned BY reading the poem which stmrs
lily nlusussd By THwATrEs fhe bnOdkk also contains
t0nir buttons from George Prentice Fanny Fern I'd Other
eEiaeut wreft Of uOBBS gresi revo 1dDrsft Ise
"THn fIOhh6R PATRIOT; ON, 1Rs MAID rHs Was
Plra also mcrs 81 tSe thrilling scyy "Lsdy ,lsna,. or
The ncuhle Nsfsge varsity OF ctser orcacs
meier, for sale py a. new dealers Pres oNy tour osns
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Blosreoco-LocKB "A WhtsS3onc, L | on Monday.
Oe "a, ~ Rev. J. CARPENTER snih wILliAx n aIoop-
soon 70 JUIA r., caushser of Lo,ke Esq.
BsyAs-IOuB -0l faesday, o. II, b. gnv. Dr. CSokn,
NJ. FE,DucK r. BsYAs 70 Msa apaLv T. LOTT.
IsspH6Ks-8ARsos Al Woodbridge, N. j., 90 wed
nesday, Oct s. by Rev g. Shear Of Wow Haven, nr.
BARnou
HoorxA-TunsHn On rresday, Oct 81, by Rsy. ma
Guon RoRssr @. kcCsBA 70 May JAss, seoond daagh
Ter OF john Turner, oil OF 8rcohlyn.
sK4 up-konHoUss AT Perth Amboy, " j., ca wsd.
nesday, oa Is, By Rev Bsrj Kelly, FaAsK sHA,m, o.
New Yoft, 70 Mas sARAa ~ hosmovss, OF NE fosmR
place
Richmord, Va papers pcass copy,
wIGHrnU-H, znSy-Ou Wednosiay Oct -, la ne
Madison square church b. Row Or. Adams, EasDsrm "
wpirn.,, Fac, 70 Mss AVIAN A., dacga,cs u nooer n.
hartley, Esq,, AL or his city.
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report On next Monday. Tie banks arc daily re-
osivins goa from their depsators. and 1t Il mot
at all improbable that the specie reserve shown on
Mondsy next viii DO fol thirteen millions Of dollars.
We learned to-day that the president Of ono Of our
leading banks sent circular to the principal points
Of the West, urging the forwarding Of grain. He
gave parties shipping grain az the West to this port
permission to draw ueon him at sight, UPON remit
ting the bill Of lading. This is his opinion. the
best way to use money just now, and it is our
opinion that he is about right.
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gk1B's GRkAr u EN-,

r.
BILL BROWNS vlrar To aCTHAn.
In The kAM YORK LEDGER Tor nCv. I, ready 10 the
rlt, funres raes ard sp dest production which ssre
~ snypcdY wrote II erirles with p-nrea his A.
NArucrnr 1d eurd did with bsycust In the worue vac
bil Brown reedes . country vusgs.
Ard hss filed bi. I'll by honest t1ssep
And hayng plenty ana leisure " Few fors
where
Two lively Young fellows, OF sitsant mics
Amused him while with preEy m scnine-
An ivory ball which he never hsd seen =, -
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