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For the Home Journal
Preacher Missing.
Mr.. EDITOR:

Mr.. EDITOR:
As good preachers are somewhat ike
angels visits, in this our day and time,
would like to enquire, through the medl'
UNI of your Journal, what has become oil
the minister assigned to this station by
the Methodist Conference which conycn.
ed in Murrrcesboro the lst October last
He is sill among the missing, and Io'
ought we know may have Been layed III
some hard fought battle, by an Mario"
from the bow Of Cupid. 1t mays> be thn
he has become Mormonizod, and tTecamp
ed to the Great Salt Lake City, If SO
we shall demand him at the hands 0
Brigham Young, and deal with him as ;
descrter. How that is, We would like tt
know. 1t is fixed fact, however, tina
he has not yet found his field Of Iabor.--
1t may be that you have him out solicit
ing subscriptions to the Home Journal
if so, YOU must either work in his har
ness, or have him forthcoming by mex
Sunday. If you prefer the former, yo'
had better begin to brush up little,
INQUIRER.
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Notes on the Bank of Tazewell, Clai.
horne, Jefferson, Lawrcnccburg, Shelby
vile, Trenton, cambridge, &C., taken in
payment for new subscribers to the Home
Journal. It.
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O. ESPECIAL ATTENTION.
ptk nDUU,IIA RIUIS
ORJVTIARIES

From and after this date November list, 1850 we shall
allow TEN LINES for all obituary but all over that will be
charged at the rate OF dollar for every ten lines or
IsSs We WILL NOT VIOLATE THIS RULE FOR ANY
PERSON and we shall continue to keep this notice stand
ng SO that no one may be surprised when our bill is pre-
sented for payment.
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Counting is an irregular, active.
transitive verb, indicative mood, pres
ent tense, third person, singular num-
Der, and agrees with all the girls in
town, .fi...
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At a colored ball, the following
notice was posted on tho doorpost:
Tickets fifty cents. No gemmau
admitted less he come himselfP
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10 Arrived--Mr. J. Frost. he il
rather cool these morning.. -,
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Flood at Albany.

The dispatches IN yesterday morning s
JOURNAL. gave he particulars OF great FIRE -het
at Albany New York, but III not state when
it began. On last Sa,utd.y night. the waters
Of The tiud on began Using, and coming into
the lowe. stores Of the city Of Albany The
waltr continued to rise until O'Clock Mon
day morning, when it reached the highes,
point. three feet higher than ever beiore;
flooding the whole lower prtIon of the city.
The lower rooms OF stores along the river are
submerged Many cattle have been drowned
and thousands Of dollars worth of govlls have
been damaged. At three O'clock on Monday
morning fire broke out destroying the steam
err Western World and an extensive planning
mill. Twelve canal boats, three barges and
two steamtuss were sunk; the canal ware
houses on the piers were stove in. Four hun
dred cattle and many horses were drowned
in East Albany. The flood seems TO have ex-
tended hroughthat whole country, submerg.
ing railroad tracks, sweeping away saw mills
and houses and drowning men, cattle and
horses. Many buildings have been hurpei by
the stacking oflme. The loss in the city ol
Albany is estimated at two millions, OF dol
lars. go. So lt.4.
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: TmR SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.-The Inter-
national Telegraph Company have asked for
the privilege Of establishing their own land
lines through Maine and Massachusetts, for the
exclusive purpose Of transmitting the inter-
national messages over line that shall be
unembarrassed by local business This ar
rangement will deprive the present lines OF
the rich harvest they expected from mono
poly Of the European business over their
lines. 70 revenge themselves for tins dlsap-
pointment and to prevent the establishment oil
the rival hue, they have raised a distressing
clainor of monopoly against the international
Suboceanic Lane, and the opposition othe bill
now before Congiess Is stimulated principally
10y this local SELL interest.
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Gale ~ The North.

Last Friday and Saturday, gale Of wind
and r2p passed over Chicago and v,cipity. do
ing ease damage to the railroads and tele
crap hHnes. I bridges on all the railroads
leading hom Chicago have been swept away
and on the Rock Island real, an engine, ten,
der and SIX cars were precip.ta.ed INTO the
river. The engineer, fireman aud brakeman
are missing. They are supposed to be drown
cd. The Illinois and Lasaiie rivers rose 70
feet, flooding the whole country and doing
immense damage. -
One road, the Burlington and Chicago; has
sustained injury 70 the amount of one hun
dred thousand dollars. The telegraph lines
in that vicinity are all FRUSTRATED; several day
willtranspire before we can give full repor,
OF the loss Of lie and roierty.
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: SroRx IN PENNsSLvANIA.-rhe Delaware
river rose sixteen feet ON the Stl,. The water
was live feet above the BeIvediere bridge aud
fears we're enter tained that it would be wash
ed away Al ilarrisburgh the Susquehanna
rose rapidly, tearing away bridges and dong
great danage.s
Several, piers of the Cumberland Valley
bridge over the Su>quebanna are injured and
there is danger of il being destroyed. The
cars have stopped running over it. The scene
along the river is described as awful and
great destruction Of property - threatened.
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FIood a. cIeyelaud

The Cuyahosa river, was on Friday last,
higher Than it has been known for many years,
and damaged property in Cleveland Ia. toe ex-
tent, as estimated, sof, thirty Thousand dollars.
The lake Icing fast frozen, there was an
enormous accumulation Of river ice sat the
mouth of the river. and wonderful display. OF
the force of the swollen waters laden with
masses Of ice. te-
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CWE&TC vRR OF D spEPsIA.

Q. YERSHff~ Merchant 80
SiuPsoStfitg Shelby Co.. KY. March 40, ls5s.
The German Bter give general sndI her
hand yea rtiirAe Mr. Morton Berkiey reslssta-
ble II of This ciuntry - -
aP,oxyiIlr Ky. Nsr~h 49, Observation-Disclosures in
oru you that ben afflicted for several >ears with
Dyspepsia In very atEr,vaset form. for which used
various Other remedies with ohtsinas
~, me va-fons s'nspiasps fAgor q oof-
Lana Bt-r vas iacueed to Tim and aw
-ale With NJ a<fr- that shv their soy
&th than hav, doss for and
all All cied Eiis that terrible dis
ease Respectfully yours -
: To nr. q jackson. MORTON BERktES.
b. Se- adv rtissrrert ga 'xw
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tstives AZ infnnapciis. and adds -;hs inie,-
est OF his paper by series OF interesting let
ters from the capital. lie is Of the most de
cided Democratic school, but his opinion oil
Jesse ID. Bright is no better than our own,-
We respect HIM Tor the independence, with
winch he expresses il. In a recent letter,
before the election Of Bright he says, the city
is filled with Democratic Office seekers, who
are as supple as CREASED :eeis3 rt.ey Tow and
scrape TO a member with as much ease and
grace as French dancing master. There IS
nothing wrong in Tins putting OF the i~st loot
foremost, but when it is done by dlgnificd as
pirants koF United States Senators. Tor instance
|, By Jesse D. Brlght to curry favor with u cross
road politician who has been accidentally cast
into the Legislature By a chance upheavine Of
politics, il seenis. rich hey Ond comparison. = >
t. In another letter to his Fed toriaf chair he
I thus repudiates the arch Demagogue, who
withstanding the hopes and wishes VI the
honest men oil the Democratic party, has COM
pc ed the whole party To yield To his selfish
alifUition. lie rules them with the de>pot-
'rism of tyrant. .srhsre has teen several eau
Gases of our party recently ut the tail OF tie
I House Of Representatives., IN relation TO tins
matter, all vi which meetings however result
added tialne to the existing jealousies be
Z tween the trends Of Bright and Wight
The former and his friends taking as We con
lceive AN undue and mean advantage to ga
down the peoples candidate. Gov. Wright. II
is a notorious fact that Jesse Bright, who has
been lob, IN around the capitol here for weeks
In, and weeks out. leaving the State wholly
Iunrcpresented at Washington City, is hel
bent oa destroying the Democratic party, and
makes no eonccailnent vi his destructive de
signs. lie has openly Dragged through hi
tools here, that Gov Wright should he pu
down, at all hazards, and or that purpose
hls irends have repeatedly called the demo
erac, toselncr To concert matters 10 feathe
bis nsst, and .alIhoash he has plenty OF mel
here wiso trlde themselves ia o,eying hi.
sli,Ish och SIS. yet We tlans God, that al
ms sciIeines nave met with condemnation
{ from All honest representatives OF the people
, Even TO night caucusis called to carry on
hIs scheme. but We rely On the integrity o
good Democrats To put b IN and his tools {,
sn.tIne. Should nOmInations he made Tor u
sta . Senator's aud there he no election, ,h'
7 Rspubl,caus you'd have US upon the mp II
the next great canvass, for then we ould b,
committed to men, and not TO principles; nay
/. MAJ he possible we would be split up q nor
: ourselves, between Wright. Bright, and Fifch
nalch God forbid. Bright has set his stakes
tor the dawn tall OF hrs great rival, hut hi
lbetter III every respect, and all his move
lmenrs are n,:.de ~ carry out this purpose bu
as we said bclo,s that the Democracy VIII
love their principles, better than they low
I MN, will undoubtedly stand last and haf
back these false AID dangerous positions Q
the artiul dodger AMI time se'yer' Jesse u
Bright" !. - $500 =. ss-5
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FIRE IN LouIIvILLE.-On Monday morning
n fire broke out in block Of buildings on
Main Street near the Calf House in Louisville
The bindings were con 'umcd. Loss one
hundred and eighty five thousand dollars; full
ly insured The DANCER of the Gait House,
alarmed many o! the boarders, who left but
the house WAS saved. li
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SrABBIy9 AFFAIR.-At the town OF Leopold
In Perry county, in this State, on Friday last,
young man by the name Of 'fhos. Webb va,
spending a cosy evening with . widow and
her wo daughters, one Of whom was young
lady .os eighteen, when young physician. ty
the name Of Christian came into the house,
and on seeing the apparently pleasant rela-
tons existing between the inmates and the
visitor, became excited cand retired from the
house, hut in short time returned
and without any warning, rushed surlously
upon Webb with a bowie kniie in hand, and
in flicted seven very violent slabs upon him IN
the region of the heart. Fortunately large
plug OF tobacco and a folded newspaper in the
inside pocket Of his coat. protected him from
the force Of his blows. Webb's wounds are
very dangerous and lie is in avery critical
situation. The doctor fled Immediately, and
no trace has yet been discovered Of The direc
ton of his flight. DIR. Christian is. We believe
a man Of education, and a creole OF Louisiana;
and it must have been the warm blood and
the natural jealousy Of his race, that irnpelled
him to the murlerous assault. -i.r
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. N I
eT The following We clip IRON, The n. Or
leans Delta. If anything more infamous than
this mas been written in this country lately,
We have not had the i'll fortune TO meet
whit 's' 's'l thfn
The Sauth wants more such men. Not only
those who can talk, but can act, are the men
for tn, time. The Billingssate tisi,.iay, the
lion. Mr. Sumner, with his gross plagiarism
aud his locking glass declamatory heels, rich
y deserved "a flashing. and the only regret in
the South was that Col Brooks did no, choose
less dignltied place to administer the whal-
ing. ~es
The call, Sumner, was too much gildcd by
the senatorial ASSOCIATION. lie plated. he roar
! ed, and he fell. Bot he tell wirere he lever
LIQUID have iailen. The blood of such a man
COTS. not even dignity Boston stew, much
less the United States Senate ,Massachu.
sets legs tvrs, who. with fifty Paul al'ry
power, thrust their noses INTO the cham be- rs
of Sisters of Char :ty, aud thus become H. s.
Ing shame in their seperalion, think Sumner
"a martyr Let martyr;sm thhe Boston,
would be nothing witbout:t. Sumner could
marry any stale Massachusetts spinster to- day
ON the strength of tue blows th..t he submit
ted to. e-E 10 81 s 81 ,s..s.. ts,f Co.,
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ERFU I'D BREA n :
whathdAor ynsIe'ssh WOULD fsnaia hder tAs
curssef Ole treaths he abs usr DE" Blien
OF Tn usasd Flowers aeutir]ce wous only
render il but leave the teeth white aaoaster7
Many persons do ncfknow tier breath tscad md
subject Is dslcaie ihsir frends will mention it.
Potr sssuse CROP u The Bs M % ysuf tsc,Sesnsh
and wash the teeth night and morning. dy cert bot
tie will last year.
A Bssunrs Coz prExroS may easily be acquired by
using the BAHIA OF a Thca~and Flowers - II vi!lre
imoye .sp. pinples, an reckies from the kn leaving
IL OF soft and roseate hue. WI towel pour on tw
orlhrse irops and wash thc faee night snd morning.
SHAvIxe M.Dr ExsY.-Wet your Shaving .sfush in
either scoh water. or three drops
OF 's5ain of Thonsxna Flowers" rub the beard well
AID will beautiful soflath much facIlitatii
the operation Of shaving. Price only Fifty Cenrs.
| FErRISef & Co., proprietors.
/ 1esl KELLER, FARSstEy & co.
- ans 1vS<w Age nfs fnr FvanSviffn.
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ost1s III. H. as:s. a fss as m.-,.

OF DIR. Burdell is still progressing. The body
was buriri-on- Wednesday, last; an immense
concourse Of people followed the hearse down
Broadway. Dispatches from New York Of
the 9Th. state that Miss Helen Cunningham
,corroborated the testimony of her sister con-
corning her mothers marrisge with DR.. Bar
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TAG CLIMATE Of OHIo-1he Cleveland
Plaindealer, complains that the climate OF
Ohio. is permanently changing and that many
il IL getting toS cold TO live pleasantly.
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" A book binder IN Racine, Wis, has re-
ceved an orter for al imperial ledger, 1900
pages, from the City Bank, Glasgow, Scotland
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TERRIBLE Catastrophe All ST. LouIs.--on
Friday last. block OF buildings on Chestnu
street. in the city of st Louis, fell in. without
any ad,nonition whatever There were about
twenty.tmee persons in the buildings at the
time, only two ofwhon we're killed, and Tour
wounded. Ina few minutes after the crash,
the ruins were discovered TO lie on fire. The
flames were extinguished. and in two hours
the dead bodies we're exhumed. Noone can
account for the catastrophe. The buildings
had always been considered secure and safe.
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TAG WAY TT QfERATEs,--When Memphis
frst entered upon her Railroad enterprises,
shc.xasa ely OF notslafger resources. certain
i. h'n KSrryige Y at presept. Her sub
scrip'jaEas, Il t5s stocks q her various roads
rnssshsre 'een0pto the present; time near
l. two millions. sfhe first Enterprise to which
sac lent Ter ,idswss tbe Mempbisand Charles
ton, s. C., T.aiiroad. III this road she sub
scriied sSr's5ogUg0oethe tire stock: a1ercat deal
ofwak on the last sections Of the road. has
been pad Cor by the earnings OF the sections
that xsrs first finished and put in operation;
80 th,t TIE interest of.ihs city is nov. es,ima-
ssita he in fact 5000 00I The road lis now
nearly. con,p!ssed; the rails, are beng laid
down on che last Thirty miles, which will per-
feet the connections from Memphis 10 Nash
vie; 70 Montgomery in. Alabama; to Charles
ton and Savannah; to. Knoxyille, Tenn. and
thence. by the Virgins railroad to the whole
Atlantic ssabodrd,f kom Charleston. 8. C., 10
tberemoiest. town. on the coast Of Maine
These series of valuable connections with all
parts Of. The country, have .been accomplished
bya wise foresight and sagacinus enterprise, =
She hastlsts confessed herself oppressed, nor
allowed. der neishbors TO taunt her with the
chsrse tlIat she VAS pnab'e 10 carry the bur;
then o. debt Of s2Oe0oo; hat coufileni in
the-iaith ihaI- the investment would pay itscl
ont. she did not stop TO cempareils ms:nitude
with her apparently feeble meAns--and boIa'y
entere,. upon the work. And what is the
- Ss4f A.rls-ss -. - go
4 pr9iDsition isncw made to exchange her
toH1 ;Hf3r the stock She ho,'ls in the road and
thus relieve her frous,ths eptife debt. This
she refuses 70. do; for The reason, that hcs
toafs have Still twenty-fcur Years to run
tpss.turity;;a the interest," on them being sia
percent. Is, sss3O 100 per annum, From what
believed it viii pay ten per cent; which on
h,r stock Of 5000 600 will give her an annual
rsyasae Of sixty thousand dollars, or thirty
ti.ol;sani Surplus, per annun after paying in
terest, o be applied as sinking fund TO re-
idesin thes rsineiras: Of the bonds; which. il
wei, srsanaSe.l ana ihe interest compounded.
will give her a, fund Of one million dollars at
ti.e ea'l twsnty-tur years Out Of this she
wl.pay her ionis OF fxe hundred thousand
fdoi'a,S, AMI sheG have fund Of five hundred
Thousand dalars in hand--her stock in the
road viii he rsia for--aR the innuEeral,le
''asii incstimsbie benefits secured to the city
'by a bold, sasae'oits policy. the conception OF
sc9- ftre other enlightened citizens. Such
was kss. exhibit financial ability in their
projectors; and they are the men who should
wear che highest pa.l'c ionors. - s.sss-. :
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GO Ii.

The Price Of Goal at the -BcD1AM MINES Is
At the Pit Scents per bushe
Hauled 60 any part Of the eisy.-..-......io
'$t~A ~ -t- JOHN wYMoND..s
feb2 AaFfH tEgfL ssc-star and Nansger.
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e.
U19Ahp OF 'HAn-Iie citizens o. MAUI
son hayeNfsanizeu an eiiic,ent board OF irade
t9r maj cray: ssh a's compose'l Oh cinAehs Gu
garei In plcrcsn'''e, 'h hu OF "e
: e'sq'cs' "as'aeSs. anu OF suen as are N any
sex'y conassts's VITA the permanent interests
OF 1nr e"y'as p'opt''y "o'de's ana eaP"s'-
ne ssaq' y as SCI 5 'or'n IN the
= ssa.so sE.e OF sl'e'r e0"s'''u'on, are:
- s,taa.el ani pu.a'sh ,ce"r"'e
81 49,. ~ .sinss can',"c,s, :, ,ss's;,v.
.i'osx'rlit the advantage. presented by the
city - a pltes OF residence. and the extvaor,
e'aarr gsssll''es an"'os az location 'or
's'"'' =. Ns' W -,
81, g,romo,s nv, hs influence inst and en,;-
table principles. in trade. and in all depart
usnt o. business So. q e. !. !. .'ssg -
at ~ a"' s s ~ al eq.r.ane ma.ae'
,ssk LII "a = - -. r.. - - -. -
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,sss usILxO,D NEETiNG zIq
AT OWEN SysI L L f. O n

Suturday. ebruary 14th.
meeting win he heis az o~spsv'iie. SATURDAY. tbs
OF February the pu pose OF taking ea'sres fo
the Raii-esd Point th'
G. Railroad thrersh owsrsviiie ~ Wabash river The
citizens of aithe eunes adJenir~ tereed In The enter
pese invited attend The mee viii be addrsssd
ny ICDGE HALL. OF Princeton by other sentieneu
FROM Hvan'v lie aad 'itson and Po.ey coun tss a
Boos for Subscription Stock OF the Roao from Owens
Vile the f. C. Railroad will lie opened az that tue
and Is desired tha. al viii come prepar eoHtrihut'
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~ Esrscrs % rHs CoLR-From The. London
tCana,ia) Free Press, we learn that one Of the
Elects of the recent cold weather has been to
as.be twenty seven Of the locomotives be.
longing to the Great Western hallway. The
ssAyisyess have suffered severely.
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rxMrI,, ~ Iioxoa.s .

Ey1usvile Temple OF Honor No meets every Thursda
evening the ul Wster street. the Cssat Bank
r ". PoISTDExrRR. W. O. r.
A y. O'RETLLY. ". r riea
Beacon Lishs Social Temple No Is msets every ae-nas
Friday eve nipr as above. JOHN HYDE, D. p. T.
G. W. RvpysRD eBfRf's ssa-.s - Jan2o 's7-Iy
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ssveraf Ae~ats are esecsors sad
for popular throass s eoputry II san employs
rcs,irnx shr-w aud tses. a'w IL AZ
high for iatszriy. Those possessing the guaii
seatans terra "a oaiysrrssrs airsss BY
the publisher ot,hs ns-er -rfF 'etfa ffa t1s -
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fsht-d&

In The hest 'dsnc stcsa he a''ced In fever of
90 IA snas ts RittcrS. preFared ~
Or " ths -sa~nt.d ssrnsu Ter thrrn
from an n. r,s and ahourh there se
prepared anil nresentet e' icing w"rtfyo'
ga rsosre yet f-e ssstraiaed y ressrk that
rher az th which the w~rthy doc
tor been houarej by the highest charse:sr
,d stahty tn have reeairse
"a hi. il sucie ny conclusive that
uer. .sec,rs nr the almost IL ueaste rei'ei OF
beeu discovered. See aivsir.emen. 'a- 81. b.
f.,x Il AN
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AvsIu.nrE MEDICINE la column. OF To-day. will
Ne Town. the tard of " VsvNSArGa. advertising
CueE tha. v-ry distressing diseae tie Piles The
DR. has for aaa DEVOTED his ateL,ipn 70 this class
wth-aeh saeetss tbs VI. now efers to TIE
aedai aratien titd In their entire
sd-ace the-esshivt curisr the Pssttweve
Vas IN interrurtci -
ia ali cases. We the afflicted to tryit
- fshisasa Pa.h Finder.
Far sale in n q city by febs KELLER 4 WHITE.
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MAnsx Lossss- The losses by the wrecks
80. o. ships and cargoes on our. coast during che
a. ron. d Of january, we're $2.4OuoOe, and the
: - sssH 10 ar }isesis No. s-.sl -, /
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81 Notieesn th,s race. line insertion
81 esn times 80 esnt Per line week. dis
countoH ioprsrtims. 4u rs.r.-.s - tohffh
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EO1R DING

With large and piesraat ne aeeomod..ion Of
andlaay single gentlemen he obtained
In private family. in central location. Apply this
ofee. -. fell 10 a